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u IFAVENS. (Successor to CrOmelin

4 LEAVENS. (SuccessOr to CrOmein
~ Fairbrothsr) No 262 Pearl st, u S. Hote Build
iIgs four doors from Fultonst New York sole proprietor
fcs the Inited States Of the ENGLISH VERMIN DE.
STROYER warranted superior TO other article ever Of
ered for the destruction Of Ants Bedhugs Reaches Worms,
Moths and all insects that crawl nhab cavities or joints
Of wood furniture trees shr bbery &c FOR sale as above,
in bottles at s. 50 cents and 81. liberal discount TO the
trade.
REFEREYcEs-M ui1he'd Il Clarke, Projectors Mer-
shsnts Hotel Courtlsndtst @. W kellogg CO.. Propris-
tors Globe Dining Saloon, Nos and fulton Market
AGENTs-New-YOIk: A. Il. ID. Sands wholesale drug
gsts No 100 Futon-s Charles ". Ring, No l92 Broad
way corner Of John St; Oliver MowbTay, No "a FuOnst
james ID Egau No ll5 PInce-st Yorkyille N. Y Dr.
Cecil's Family Medicine Store. Brooklyn ~ Y: b.
Bice sons No n Jsmesst; Mrs NJ Hayes No. Us Full
tonst; Dsniel Colgroye, No So Myrtle Thomas j.
Hayes No. 1913 Atsrtc-st WilsnsburRb, ". Y: James
d. Novel;, Druggist and Chemist No 26 Grand-st.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY, sonnectins With the PACIFIC
NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-ODly through u.
Nail Line for ca LlF0RNIA and OREGON, vls AspinwsH
and Pansma-The splendid and double engine U. =
Mail Steamship ILLINOIS. the fastest steamer in the
world 5t0 tuni burden III. j. Hartstene y. 5. ~, Com.
mander gil sail So MONDAY Sept 20. al o'clock, P. VI.
precisely, from pier at foot Of Wsnena North River.
The Pacific Mail Steamship C0mpanys nfcsnt nr
GOLDEN GATE, Carlisle P. Patterson, L. ; y, Com
mander vil be In readiness AZ Panama receive the IL
nos mail And passengers and sail immed ,siy for San
Francisco Nc efforts Will BE- spared the part OF
Companies to send their passengers through e,h sKped
ton comfort and safety.
RATES FARE TO AsPISwALL
Ladies' Balloon State Room
Lower AT and Forward Saloon, do................ -
Second Cabin StaDdees. -
btct %
Passengers will be landed at the Railroad wharf Aspia
wall free Transit Of the lsthmus at the psssengey
pense Persons securing through BY ths United
States Mail Steamers from New-YoTk have preferences Of
accom- mediation on board Of the Pacific Mail Steamers.
Rates OF fare from Panama 10 San francisco ihs most
favorable tems Sor freight or passage apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, az the Ottcs VI the Go o
No. III West st., corner OF Warren T.
n B-Shppers requested 10 supply Themselves with
the ComT snys Bills OF Ladins which viii be sgsed at the
office between the hours ofO and O'Clock on the day o.
sailing.
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6ales bp anrtion.

HENRY T. LEEDS Auciioneer
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of NEW
N and SECONDHAND FURNITURE at Auction,
Tuesday Sept. az l04 o'clocs at sales Room No 83
Chsmberast, near Broadway HENRY 4. LEEDS viii
sell Is above large sssoTtent Of New and Second hand
Furniture which cOnss Ia part u suites of rosewood Par
o Furniture covered in satin brocatee walnut Sdeboud
with uarbe TOP Bureaux; Washstands Bedstssds Book
Cases Sofas; Chains rich painted and en.need Cham
be- Suites with and without marble tops bronze iron Hat
Stands Bedstead &c Also lot Of secondhand Furniture.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO-DIRECT.-

rs'.ste 90 The superior fast ssilius sAip ACE
LAiDE Cobb Master, vii b despatched Cor the allows
port the lst September For passage only a her freight
being engaged. having very sac Accommodation. for FAINT
hes a1d others apply TO sfoFSoRD. TILEsToN CO.
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BEST."-

w
This article hiss been much improved by the subscri'
that be IL much superior 70 any other com
pound in the United States while II alec free rom delete
rious stuff See DR. Chtons certificate OF It's purity, on
esch label IL is put in tin and sold a. less prce
than the common.
Also for sale pure Double Refined sslsrsus Sup CaIo
soda Cream Tartar, Soap Powder, tdryl aud Sal Soda
Country and others obtain the above OF any
wholesale grocer druggist In this city Write particularly
for the genuine articles Warranted nee tom sdultesuon
yor .sls in any ouantity by the manufacturer.
vH0MAs ANDREWS No. lS6 Cedar st. N T.
XEAST POWDER.-B. II. BABBITT
h the original inventor fthe Chemical east Powder,
which prepared and sold by him ct Nos 68 and 10 Wash
tnston st, New York, In tin Those who purchase
should that they get that with the above name on
"TASHING FLUID.-Ne lson's Chi
w Is the only genuine improvement for savins
labor and expense, and making linens very white, without
hury the fabric Refer 10 the Astor House. Sold by
PYLE, Manufactures Liberal discount to the trade.
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge Of
~ nsolyent omh debts. tho provisions Of the
article of The SIS; title the h chapter Of the second %
the Revised statutes GEORGE l. DAVIS OF Elns Chsmuno
County Noe published Creditors before the Hon.
ARIEL 1hurstou Cheuae County JUDGE his ohce, tbs VII
hse MIRA the September. iss2 alto oclcrk NJ
Js3O IawlNNwed+ GEO l. DAVIS, Iisolssnt
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" PALMER, the Newspaper Agent,

is at bis office In the Tribune Buildings He explains
the phosoI Of Advertising and suggests the best mode
so apted to the various pursuits Of Advrsers On his files
NAV the best papers Of the whole country for which
be is the AGENT
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NHE NEN and elegnnt Steamer FRAN-

H'HE NEW ana tItgHDI sItHIHtT Nh4N-
i CTS SKlDD7 will leave foot Of Jsy-st at o'clock,
Tor Albany, Or MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and thI'
DAYS making the following landings West Point New
buish Poushkeepse KnssOn Bristol Cstsk and Hudson'
returning on alter days making the zane LANDINGS
This Rat l. provided with Francss Patent Metallic Life
Boats Fsre S The feel conf lent that passengers
will pronounce her and most comfortable boat on
the river JAS MCCULLOUGH Agent No l5s rronth
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MOST WONDER.

w q TFtl ~ Ao'i "oNDA"-
This is the cry Of one and all
Who upon Dr. RObsck call;
Prince Of AsrolOgen he!
The very king OF destiny
In the nstvities he gives
We unveiled onr futHre Ives
No on. has faied-man never heard
That RObscs's art Ser broke its word:
In sickness love and business too,
Nhsieer he says still turns out true
The sick restored, his skill applaud,
And many has he saved from fraud;
In speculation, law suits, debt,
He Il the wis.st counsel yet
For he the silent stars can read,
All honor 10 the mighty Svede.
All letters to C. w. ROBACK, No. White st., II pro
paid will be IesiousIy attended 10. For more paItcu
lars call ard Astrological Almanac grsts where GER
tifcates can be
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Goal.
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
he county OF Ns~ YOrs 10 all psrsoos
sfNnsi sAkf n CALDWELL, hte Of the Civ Of
N i"a a--ssed 70 present. with vouchers heneof
me sSSioef al - ne-deuse No nh Of
New iofk before a, No., ~
fors. the LIT day of ssstsmber.l.l
81 iav6mw 7 N sNRRoy }Asuan.,ra,Or..
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United STATES MAIL LINE tc

BOSTON. via NORWICH and NORC ESrEH' on
sCuble.ttack Railroad Fare reduced % - - aad 90
cb,rfe for berths -Steamboa's CONNECTICUT aud
KNICKERBOCkER leave daily tIom OGt OF COurtandt-
A., NorGh River. a. 5 O'Clock z VI
f1sbt Tor go.ton taken before Il o'clock and for
wsrded TO Bosom by special express freight aa ana DE-
ly-red with dispatch q an by any 9.nsI lns
p..r gers and shippers Of freight VI" ma hls the hst
6e..bs route to Boston FOR further particulars OF
A C. HALL at the office on pier No 10 loot u C0ufF
lspdt-st
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

EOR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK,
IL LONG BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE HIGHLAND
DOCK, PORT WASHINGTON. MOUNTS and
BROWNS DOCK and MIDDLETOWN-rhe new and
sple1 did steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt H. y. Coeoyer
will leave pier foot of Robinsons, NJ r. daily. Sundays
excepted) a. follwos.
NoFk Shrewsbury,
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u Ess Surrogate Of the County kns hereby s,v..
according law, 20 al persoB having CLAIMS AGAINST MARY
FIELDS late Of the City Of Brooklyn, deceased they are
required erhb the with the vouchers thereof
scrb-r THOMAS hamilton, At No log Nassau CITY q
OF December yuas
n. 1854 HANNAH HAMILTON. .-..,..
Jess lawtmW THOMAS HAMILTON. SAS"s"s""
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Tine stages nor Squsm viii Ia connection with boat
Stages convey passengers to all paTts Of the county
All pesons rks trusting the above boat the sseosni
Of .he owners.
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VNPURsUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate

Of Of New York hereby to all
having sgsn john READ bate OF the cy Of Ne~ fori,
De- eas-d tire With vouchers thereof to the sub
scriter residence IN 18th Sdav. Harlem he
City OF New York before the twenty sh day OF February
nsxT-ps;si. New York, tie s5th iay Of August, isA2
WILLIAM READ, Alministrator.
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CTEAMBOAT ARMENIA-For

poushkeep.ie Newburgh, CouzZens c Id Spring, Corn
AL and Milton from the foot Of Jayst every afternoon 81
81 O'clock Returning viii leave Poushseepse every ncrn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

NJ Thousands wto u,ns this valuable article,
attest TO immense superiority over others IN use IL
And wholly unaffected by perspraon or damp atmosphere
II requires no boiling and adhere othe Ion sold by
G,oceT. Generally GEO WALKER No. 258t Washing
81 Sole Agent for Glenfeld SOlubs Blue and Patent
Starch.
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eyOk SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

St,g.s will be In readiness the arrival Of the Boat to
convey passengers TO all parts Of the country.
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

Of the County OF Nes York hereby
hayirs CLAIMS against MARTIN BRUINS, his OF the City
lors deeased the with vouchers ta-sof tho
his No q Rose the City Of Ns~1
nth day OF December
New lork. the twenty second day o June, lSh3
less lawSmWsA* THOMAS WALLACE, E1ec.toN.
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SuPREME COUNT Of the sTATE of NEW
CUPREME COURr.-In the matter of the

GjPkbME 'Ot hI.-in the matter OF tue
Csrpicai # the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaly Of The
of New OPENiNG ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY FOURTH Sr, from tie Old Church Road o
9th Az Nav York The ersgael Conmsi
Esns,e and Assessmsnt the above snsi matter hereby
that they viii the Office At GEORGE l. O5-
BORN. No IA Mulberry the ~ OF New York. TUES
DAY the sl day Of september 1867 O'Clock asrnoon
tie hearing Est
the said Commissioners, peOn
consider hemsees aeuievet thereby Dated, Nav YO Sept.
l,l6j2. HENRY bEhkMAN, J
GEO. l.. OSBORNE
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE e.
SMITH ESQ., Surrogate OF the County Kos hsrsby
gwen, law 10 al persons hasns claims ssaHs, ERAS
TUs o. IOMPklNs, late OF tho City Of Brookn deceased thas
they required exhibit the with The vouchers thereof
thesubscrb-r HENRY YOUNG, ~ h office, No Maiden
The City New York before the 6st day 81 November
Dated prl 81, 1888; 49,, .,,,. =, ,.,...
Iav6mwedt HENRY YOUNG. "'sVu''"
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REW ARE
Of Counterfeits & Coun.
terfeiters

Ff'l1E der-igned have noticed IN the North Star.
L OF May :. l,52; an Advertisenent purporting
To- I've ,igneI hv g. II. X !. ". Weeks Offering for
sale Is Miler Wagons. which will be sold cheap AZ
their store
This seems designed Ia deceive and impose upon
the public by inducing community to purchase said
Wagons under fd{Sr impressions a> Me>>r> Week,
have 10 authority ard are i'll no WAYS licensed 70
dispose Of "Millcrs Wagons a. made bv IL. nor
were the SAID Wagons manufactured by. or under
the direction of,!omn H. Miller of LvrIun. VI
NONE ARE TIE GENUINE Miller, Wagons nm
e>, stamped with the name Of our firm. Ide, Trull X
Miller on brass plate attacked to each one Of our
OWN manufacture.
Our finn have now on hand and offer for >.I,. r.r,nn
the most reasonable terms, eight thou,,l.: dollars
", !, Of he
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r"TA1o individuals arc looking
a''"t after POTATOES for down country mar
ke's. lhey pay, we hear, 30 cents per busl-
ct ioE good potatoes, when they cannot buv
them for 40
h">sUIH-A correspondent of the In
ION democrat, writing from Boston. cives the
following description of the great HUNGARIAN.
"iils set speeches arc all written ont on
Smai' narrow strips Of paper, and in the fin
est pcs'Iblc hand writing. He rca,is hi.
speeches, and, this being 50. the wonder j..
how ne attans and retains such 4 hold uron
the mihd and attention of his hearers. He
uses very few gestures occasionally an arm.
or hn9er Is rai>cd-now he bends his knee
ana men when some mi ghty and startling
thought Is to find uttcrancc, lie raise. him.
self erect his broad chest hca,eS with emo
tion ms full, brilliant exc EXPANDS and kin
dies, his handsome, benevolent face, and no.
bic brow tooEs rloqucnce, while his musical
voice rolls over its siycry tongue, bold words
OF lmraSNoncd, scorching. undying truth. Iii,
gesticulatons. II they NAV be called such arc
mostly with the eyes and the different cx-
prc>>lon> Of the face There is. however, a
peculiar charm OF voice. This is particular
ly clear and melolious. and at the same time
deep toned and strong. He speaks very dis
tinctly and without any apparent effort You
would suppose he would never tire or be-
come hoar>r from speaking. His pronuncia-
ton of the English is remarkably accurate
TOR foreigner who has 50 recently learnt it
he >h9ht German accent given to some >vl
IabI"S Is rather pleasing than otherwise. ii,
mas handsome tace-a well formed head
broad, noble brow tiilbrillant searching
eva winning, frank. benevolent express
ION, tail OF iirnAne>> withal. In physical stat
ure he Is rather SnIall--lo taller If As tall. a.
oar friend Frank Pierce, the tavorite son Of
the "OId Granite State" His limbs are del
lrate, though he has a fill, well formed .broa.
chest. 10 see him in the street Won woul,
not be likely 10 remark him particularly. ex
ccpt perhaps from his protilsion of whiskcr
and mu>tache and his peculiarly neat. grace
f"l national costume. Finally he wears uiy
e." Mr. Warren FcIch, of Walpole, y. H.
""' '''u -Ht ~ tut INSANE .tSNIllIl Ill TN
VILLAGE on Thursday last ravlg mad. 50 tina
though bound hand and foot the efforts Of
two strong men were required to control him
HIS insanity was oocaSioned by that most con
trmptih!e Of all humbugs-thc spiritual rap
pings. We see by one ofour exchanges tina
the wife Of Mr. Clements of Glrn's Falls. y
" has Just been sent to an Insane ASYLUM
on account OF insanity produced bv the sam
rausc.-EjWH,Loro Eap}c
HATHEE.-A good old .cn,lema,
from one of or neighhoring towns rcccntl
visited dentists Office in this village for III
= Improvement Of his Illustrators. The DENTS,
: after careful examination >ug@r>tcd the ne
cc<>:ty OF having one tooth filled for it, bette.
preservation. The customer. with a hcrl
eye to business informed the man OF torccp
that he had several erranls to attend to il
the street, and desired him to take the too;I
ana Nil IT. 50 thatlt could be ready upon L;
: return.-Eaq'e,
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Genuine Miller's Wagons

and tho purchaser may ret c"l!fi,;ent he is buyrg
an article not designed for sale merely. as va
manufacture none such; we in all instances war
rant cur work. Al>". the finn have now on hand
fresh supply Of carriage trimmings, springs. axle
trees. irons, &c, together with good and ;;lshiona
ID" assortment Of Ercli.h. French. and American
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Wool CardiIg.

JNllE Su.Crih"r wori inform H. r;lhi'r that ].
L has :Hke:l the Car.!ing Machine iornrrlv car
riei "n hv kmhall X S"lielItn:.. ot ~ ,l"hn~hurv
Center. VI. where he will Ice ready I" w,. ~ MY
who may favor HIN with their r'i>;,'in.
WAHiIN BRITT.
- I"hn>lllrv Crn'rr. u. MAY l.. l>5.. ..2M:i
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Garden Seeds.

fNHE host Assortment; ii ir,.-,r Garden and Il,,r =,
L Seed, IN the country can b. + ,Irida II
E.JENETT X CO.'S.
Also Carrot and fu,rahr.., Seed i;r >al,. y III
pound May Ia. Is59. .72u,
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SPRING.

|
I. IN. fla L,r.." ,.,r.t, r,;..
And cheer. Mo t;,ros. ,r.,
The ~onrsrc:, ha;l Inv cn,r.,,,,,,,,,
Thc, lnn,, ~ eco ttv sp,,,yLr,u
Il,. .-,,;r;.., -, =. r,'
How of IN c|i>l, iov and se,.
Eve >i..het for t,,y rc,nrnE
His la~- seemed harsh and stern.
W;,h . .;, A.. an mr.. -.Gg. h-aIe appeared
Across tie ti..iJ, nv way . ..e..r,.
Or cIambcrcd ~ the hiN.
r.,
WI W. 1'|iir,' Z" me- /" gaze around
To,ee how 1n I, .ro r ,r',, eyes, ,f ,
The ral. Is Womb arise arise '''' '''''''
Al', Mi.rn ihIr petals far they spread
And twjnrj ,hrm , ,, ' ,",. ,'r'I'
\ ,.yylc liaIcm. ' ''>'
ana though the year> have onward rolled,
Tn+, ,''s II, ,' o I me same III SOUL
Still, still long for Springs return,
w: ana "h"n 'haf Spr'nG appears
rr WI. my !, new" t'' s"'N raP'nre' burn
Th"n haste Inv coming gentle spring,
Ehhiem OF love divine
IT, ,,t. ,''r , wa t,'a' 'f'fs' !, ,
Maroc. c. /. IL W. -
-
~ HORRIBLE A'CIpENT.-At a place calico
trr'p"nt. on the Watrrtown and Rom,
haiIroad. &. ~ party of ladies were, OF
me morning OF the 9TH INST. amusing them
REGULAR passenger train had n,s-ed No, row W.,
inc that a freight train was soon to fellow
The freight train striking the hand car "a,
over it, and Instantly killed t,ur of ,baI,Lo,
in the most shocking manner Otb.rs war,
lreadtulv hurt The names of .lo ra,,n.
ladies killed were Misses Wr;rb+ U-;ll;a,t
son. Al!cn.and Andrews Tb.r noro II I .nrn;;
Div manped. the head If on. h.;n,, ~ ,hrn,,
some distance. ~ ''7 Vi . "
No. \ man calIiu, b;,us.J, H. c,,rro,
HAYNES recently visited Paduroh XIV and
having been charmed with the bea,ty oc y
Young lady. married her. after ten d,vs' A..
Iuaintance, though before am entire STRANGE,
10 her friends and family. Enquiries. mad,
TOO late, proved him to be swindIer. ba,inc
already three wives. lie WAS arrested tried
and sentenced to the reniteptiary
or five years and six months. iIavncs wa,
arrested by telegraph. all the prominent wit
ies>cs were summoned by tclecraph. and the
procure a continuance Of his trial wrrn cor ~
radicted bv means Of trIngr,,,L;. 1esn,t,.L".
s9 The man who doesn't take a ncwspa-
'cr was in town again. yesterday, inquirinc
whether the Magnetic Telegraph Line took
PASSENGERS or not. He said he had 'hccr'd''
hat the Telegraph went anywhere for - cts.
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w. I. Goods & Groceries, DC.

1heirstoc Is new, ard i offered upon the iov.e..
toms. y !iheca! credit j. Gen ":!;ca ,.e>T,s:
All desiring t. plrciarc 81, ,,,;... cal ami OK
airline rr 'herl-e,yes rs kN"w thu vii ie.l at,
',,ed VIII 'ra artjcle and ?r~'.
i 5; SIZE, :: tiff + + 'pr.rnrlAa MILLER
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Hats and Cans:

Comprising Six lr'< # various qualities. Men. 4
Boy ko>>uth. Mrn- and Bow WI and Chill
rcn- Tur ana rla.: Hat.
Together ";tF 2oot .=-,r::!lea; ~ CAPS, a,.I 81
fact IA the kin, qualities al style that arc u>
ally k"r: ina Cjrv Hat Store
And i" "'". 'ane '!Iis cinr .u!i.r Of -av;-y that
a. ne : notwithstanding lii HAT, AMI ,aps ar,i -on-
<"iu"n'' SANG h '':e aai prC lit, and - fr his
ior sever" vear> pa; been .,-a.ci in tho lircc,r
manufacturing "-tah!.-lilnert q: the kind N %e,
tngand." at'cr- himself that b. can no, orl!v r,-
'he;.' c'.e"itr aric. Of the -::c quality. irr e
iIif' II -fFe an! t!a:>h 10 ay T:.;ci. ina, c f.,
ii. "a ..;v '; E....o-.
\ hv tricr and r~ornpt a..co.;,n :, hi lE.ine.s
&c IT, 'sF! J." ,.Aii r,r",n tcra, pa.rc:.?co
Ht1> Made TD OhDEE ~ Cq>e n.
single g." start no,ir..
\ z ia--:"ninr ,a~o p =. -.-.,. = ,I,ar,c-.,
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'LkS OF HORSES-A CuAI.
LENGE.

w md he foIIow;ra il 49, Nam,
LEICESTER. III INC Nilddieour!!
Iom
o- their f:: ~. ,D'usand dollars to the owners
State, ,a ,'.'''l>, ofany Stallion in the United
>tatr Fair :; u !hc get OF Black Hawk, at the
tc-'rl7 4'', IN Rutland, VT, held in Scpten.-
,--, ,,2-' and thcn show under the following
o,o- .',.I'aArcs and rcgu!ations-5o col,s or
owing POINTS viz: Beanty and " i,,po the nc
s ..., = red and bottom. if this cbaIIepgc
:.''ii"d. on or before .TuIy 1st n n'' .Ie
= VIII t." named. by the 10Th ,Jn,v way No 'n'
~ !, re- deposited as the parties may. ,, n"n
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