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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

A BIG BUs.-A western editor says "nr
"imp" woke up thr other morning mud WAS
astonishrd to see u bed bug sitting ON the
back Of a chair, pulling pins from his coat
and innocen,iy picking his teriI.
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All Right on

WlllCll can he full le1lUlV0frated iv
w reference 10 the following very ,nengr.
list Of rich, fashionable, brilliant and ehea,
Goods. consisting ot fine God ami silver
Watches, Jewery. Silver Ware. Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Guns aud Pistols. q cks. TOYS.
P-rfumery, Cigars aud Tobacco. R.a Nv Made
Clnihing. Bonnets. Boots and shoes. dc -
Their Goods are all Of the hest quality, and
are offered cheaper than Goods Of similar
grade can be bought in East Tennessee. But
I" the list-r-ad, reflect, and buy:
Fine Gold Hunting ease Lever Watches.
plain and full jrweled-l2 aud is carat
eases
Fine Hunting case silver Lever Watches,
pam and full j-wrled.
Fin" duplex Hunting case Chinese " atches,
full jrweIei.
Fine Detached Lever .IIuuting ease aud
PLAN Hunting case l.apine Watches--Siiv-r,
Gold aud Gilt cases.
Fine Gold Fob, Vest, Guard and Neck
Chains
Fine Silver Fob, Vest, Neck and Guard
Chains.
Fine Gold and Silver Guard aud Fob Kevs.
| Fine Gold Breast Pins for Ladies', Of every
variety and st, lie; Ear l}ohs-fn- gold, gold
stone sels; Ear Ring; Fine Guild Brncelets.
Gents l'ins-a large lot plain and Masonic
| Pins.
I.adi's Cnh Pms, large lot.
ringer klny'-Gold, Cornelian, Glass and
Fancy.
Gold Lo,kels and Charms
Coral Necklaces and Armlets; let Neck
lnces and Bracelets; " bite satin Bend Neck.
lnces; Brgle ltends
Jet hr-nst rus ana Ear Boha.
S,fver war Table, Tea, Desert. Cream.
MUSTARD ann SAT- Np"ni'+; Butter AMI Pickle
| 4 -
hnuve,; ana >o"p Ladies'.
Iaoie HWtery -h"ivrs' hne Ivory handled.
ahi Iat-h r"rEsi Nut rackrrs; Carving
ana hn' .h"r Knives
Ffated Vdre.-rine Iahle aud Tea Spoons;
b"ti"r a,t' FRUIT Knives ana Fruit Baskets
=. F'ne focRrf Cnnery--' oIsst'ng in part "i
n"e zen Knives. >,"rting Knives, knzors and
scissors: r'ne razor N'rors.
ior, M""ha,ee hl' v"r! A.e'Ea 'nrge and
splendid assortment; - ner shell aud Pearl
Fort Monnales ana Nnrn Eases; ""r"cco Vel
vet AMI i'nckskln F"rl Monnn'es and lnr-es
,a'Se '"t CABINS, heiicuies. Work Boxes
ana h""h'd bnGs;
GombS;">heli Tuck ant Side Combs; lndio
, hnnner i"rk' r r'h' SIDE Meek ana Long
,"mnS; ,iorn l"ck' Inh AMI Side t"bhs; IN
i'a Rubber Fine, teddin! and P"rke C"'nb.
Ivory Fi"e ana >. :. Fine C",nhs Enslisi
Horn Fine, Redding and Pocket Siames,
'omnS.
tmh'a hnhher. steer ana Fancy Hair Fms
cigar Ca.es--M"ro"co aud Wire.
h"s,cn "Mr"mehfs--flniinns. Accordeons
lr'in"'~rs. Vioi'ns, Guitars, Flutes, Flies
ui"r'"hets' iia' '""h,e"'hs. Musical Boxes, AM
iinrrs al every grnhe'
Guns art Ft"f"fs -'o'is Repeating kii
""i' SIN sho"t"'' boh"ie h"u single Bnrrc
nhot runs. Buys amt mems. Coii's Repeating
i1st"i-' ., .. ANA b inch barrel. improved
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

t1s- The aggregate receipts Of the Hi
nois Contra! Railroad ''"mpanv, from tina
sale Of lands up tn dec. 81, 1856, amounted
TO SlO,7l3.128At.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10
GRAMMAR.-"Jin,, did YOU ever stud

GRAMMAR.-"Jini, did you ever study
GRIMM r!'
81 did"
"h hat case is Squire X-"
I'll 's"n objective case"
How su!"
"B cause he objected to paying his sub.
srrIplion, wnicl, he has been owing for five
Yeats ar more"
"What is u n0wn!"
~ don't know; but know what y =
nown is"
Nv ell, what il ii!'
"Rnnning "ff without paying the printer
aud getting III the bnck list asa d'liHq''rnl.
"tio"d! What is II ca inction?"
"a method of collecting outstanding sub
scrll tons, in 60 u cii"n with II constable
never rmp'"yed by PRINTERS uniiI the Last rx'
| irrmi'y,"
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Look out for K ,nsas.

IL persons indebted to the undersigned, either by
IN VOC or account. mnst actually cone In
and settle with him between this and the hrst day OF
May, Ms he Is compelled to have MONEY enough by
that time TO pay his debts. All those who settle
with him by the time above mentioned must not be OF
Tended II they should and their scconnts In the
hands Of O6rer he cannot In justice to HIMSELF
give longer indulgence. A. p BRADFORD,
Riceville, April 8, 1s57-4t-445
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due time, and we fear tbr Deacon never quite
forgave the writer Of that anonymous letter
liz hns, however, consented to the stranger"
having Mrs. Wisely's love.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

A RECEIPT WORTH OSE THOUSAND DOL-
LARs.-rake one I"u d of s,s"ia aud halt
pound of un-lmk"d lame. put them inag l..
lon Of water and bol twenty minu'rs; lei il
stand till cool, then drain fl, aud put it in Il
stone jug ar jar. Soak Your dirty clothes
over night, or until lh' are we'll wet through,
then wiring them on, and rub on plenty %
soap. and IN Que boiler at rlntn well r"vr,.
rd over with " ter, add o,- teas,","ulul nl
III" wasuing hni. B Ill hat an hour brisk.
~. then wash tnrm ,h"r"u !ly through on
sud,, nj rims" well through waters, nd your
cn,hrs viii look better than the old wy m
washing ta ~ before b"iiing. This IN nm in
vniuahl. receipt, aud | d" wan, every poo
tir..d w"uia" {" try II. thirk "iih IL p .lrni
wa>i, tun I" d" tn- little rnbhiug. the y nh.
uom ~ niyh, take tue last novel aud Gam
,o-r herself IN the lounge, aud ut ih. VAST.
ing d" Itself. The woman who can keep :,
secret has known lisn year or iva, hut her
husband i"ld II while IN IN clectioneerinu
tour.-Ohio CHhirator.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10
Grand / onSoIid'l'd LOTTERY of Ind

$40 Prizes. amounting to &4p2.soo
Whole Tcsets $50 Haipes SO Quartesy %.
Please address all orders for tickets In the above
magnificent scheme. to TIL. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
No. 80 Payette ST., or Box No. N,
Oct lo-1y-420 Baltimore, ~
T. ". IIrBBARD Co., are our authorized Agents "
oil all orders Tor Ticketsin the Maryland Lotteries
X. FRANCk CO.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

Barrels OF Sweet Potatoes
u and Vans received to-day, and for sale By
March ~ 1907 NJ HENDERSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

Eclose the none, address for the Tickets or
dsred receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Pnst Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of ~ 200 and Under, paid mm ediate-
y after the irawingother Prizes ut the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed In other Tickets at
either Office.
address orders for Tickets Certificates Of Pack
ages of Tickets either to
June 8-td-402 8. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10
A Most Extraordinary Cure Effected
by DR.. MLane's Celebrated Nermiiuge, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh.

4 WOSt EXTRAORDINARY Nre t'Iuecttu
by DR.. MLanss Celebrated Nermiiuge, prepared ~
fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh. N ,o,a
This Is to certify that have been troubled or almost
four years with chilling sensation, sometimes % bad
almost to suocate me; employed two regular ply
sicians, but TO no purpose was then persuaheu 10
try bottle OF DR.. MIanes Celebrated verniuge, rre-
pared by Fleming Br"s., Pittsburgh. l took Two tea
spoonsui at dose. began to operate, when
Il made thorough work had regular worm factory
within mel should judge IL brought away from me
some quarts Of worms; they had The appearance OF
having bursted. took the remainder Of the bottle at
doses The effect WAS, IL brought away about one
quart more, all chopped TO pieces ! now feel like a
different person.
The above Is from widow lady, forty six years Of
age. resident Of this city For further particulars the
public are referred to Mrs Hardie, M. Manhattan
place, or to y. h. Theall, Druggist, Of Rutger
and Monroe streets.
~Phrchasers will be careful to ask for DRM'LAsE's
CELEBRArED vERxFUGE, nufactursd by FLEMING BRos
of Pittsburgh Pa. All other rermfuges In coinpari.
son are worthless. DR.. M'Lane's genuine veruifnge
Also his celebrated Liver pills. be had AZ all
natufs Of QV FLEMiNG BROS
white Teeth. Pcrfumed Breath. and
BEAUTIFUL CoxPLExIos--can he acquired by using the
R,im Of a Tho.lxand FLo1srs."' What lady or gen.
tle,nan would remain under the curse OF disagreed
BILE breath, when by uslng the "B,LN OF TH0usAs NJ
FLOwgks" a. q dentifrce, would not only render II
sweet but leave the teeth white as alabHsterf Many
persons do not know their breath 10 bad. and the sub
sct 10 40 delicate their frenis will never mention it,
Beware Of sountsrsi's Dc sure Zach bo,sls 10 signed
For sale By ~ DrusyisN Feb. s1-iy-sow-stt
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to 10000, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips OF paper, encircl-d In small tin tubes aud
placed In one wheel. The first 2t> Prizes, similarly
printed and encircled, placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoved and n number IL drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The humber and
Prize drawn out opened md exhibited to the audi
ence and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera
tion isrepeated until all the Prizes ar. drawn out
APPROXIMATIONS PRizEs.--The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the frst 10
Prizes will he entitled to the 70 Approx Prizes
according to the scheme.
The 30 Prizes OF $50 will he determined by the last
figure Of the number which draws the s50NnO For ex
ample " the number drawing the S5n 900 Prize ends
with MOL. then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will he entitled to SEQ n the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number ends with
with entitled to s2s, and so on.
CertfcdtSs Of Pckdgss will he sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
10 Half .,...,. 40
10 Quarter &" ....... 90
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r. Lox ID EI q u . n,
Macon, Ga.
y1yHlS House Is open for the accommodation OF
u the travelling public, and particularly for those
having business 10 transact In Macon Is central
II q. REDDING, Proprietor.
march 2I-tf-iH b. Y. DENSE, Superntend't.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-10

AupIroRs OFFICE, COUNTY, O., Nov l4tn, 1901.
hereby certify foregoing is correct st %
delinquent
County Ohio the Of the h = sdd apsnY
lS56h 10
% & pe cent together of the cuentyear SS asf
which due and unpmu' -
NTOTICE hereby that the whole OF the seve
town foregoing list SO much thereof as VIII p
nav the penalty charged thereon will be sold
nS to law b the said at the Court House erse
after the hour OF O'CLOCK
the said and penalty shall have been
that time will continue from day TO day un sach ue'
VI "A - JAMES W. ROSS, Auditor Of Wood CvVnty, Ohio
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
LEGAL SALES.
VALUABLE LANDS IN p0INTE C0IpEE
ADMINISTER ATNR'S SALE


In the matter Of the succession Of VIM. Lungnt de-
craspd.
WILL BESOT.D AT PUBLIC AUCTION. at the
w late residence Of VIM Langiiit. deceased in he
Parish or 'untr Cuuprc. on
~ UESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1851
the following property belonging and apperaininr
10 said succession. 10 wit;
lst. 4 plantation ,itunted on Bayou C0rer in thn
Parish Of 'uintn tpupcr about ten miles from
Hermitage Post oniec. containing 377 9o.lO0
acres. together with a lh improvements there
on, VIZ A iihe dwelling House, unfinished. steam
saw Min, Gin-iioun 4. Cotton Gin run by steam.
excellent quart rs. and al lhc necessary out
houses. There arr about 10 acres in cultva-
ton, and about - acres with the timber cut
down ready for clearing. The remainder Of the
land Il heavy tmbprcd with Cypress. The land
IS of tIc best quality and free from coco.
2nd tract oI land situated about milo and hall
from sid rnnWtion. containing lSO 9O.IOo aurcs
al heavily timinrad WIND Cyweas.
jrd. TW"nlyionr layus attached 70 -aid plantation
nh. \ fine stock Of Cattle, Horses fiun- and Hogs
and 0il tie plantation implements and movable
property on 7aid Place.
TERMS Or SALE.
The land and slaves: oHc-iuurh cash. the balance
ON two md three years credit. tr purchasers
giyg thcr notes secured 70 iho satisfaction oi TN
administration bualiug aght per cent from date unit
paid. For thr mpyralr property. all ilm md.rou
hundred dollars. cash. GUMS over that amount paya
Die twelve months atfr date. purchaser. to give note
secured aa above, bearing ciglf per csHt inter
nom dyto.
nov / /. lS57. JOSEPH RALL Administrator
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
CnNTKAcTING HATEs.
AG EN- rs.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due TO- and receive subscrp
tiOns to, the " DENoCRAT.n
ARTHUR McKENNA. jackson, La.
X. CHICK. Port Hudson.
JOHN A. McilUGll, Plains Store
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12

LEGAL NOTICES.

TIE STATE or LolrlSIANA.l 7th District Court.
rAR'st OF EAST FfIICItNh No iZ1G
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN, That Aaron Robin.
N son aud Elizabeth Lea have fled ia This Conrl. a
final account Of their administration of the estate ol
Alfred NJ. Lea. which will be homola2atcd in fhir-
ty days from the publication o This notice unless 10.
gal opposition be fled thereto.
nov II. 1857 WIN. PATTERSON Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.

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including numerous fine wood engravngs. Publish
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to Subscribers elegantly bound in embossed cloth,
gilt extra al SO.
CYClOPEDIE OF WIT & HUMOR, edited by
Wm. =. Burton. the celebrated Comedian. comprising
unique collection Of complete dHicfrs and specimens
of written llumor and E.Cccntrictics from tile most
eminent of humOri-ts Of America England, Ireland,
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Subscription for the above works, received at the
Office Of the fcliciana Democrat.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN's
SHOES.

MFRS 7. y. LYONS, would respectfully call the
III attention Of the Ladies to q large and splendid
assortment of shoes which she i Offering at New
Nork prices. consisting ii part Of
French Kid Heel Boots,
Misses tipped Caters,
Ladies colorad tipped Caters with Heels.
Ial French kid Tie.
do do Gu.l;inr.
Clildrons fancy tutor Boots.
Ladie, coorcd Cong Heel Caters,
. do Lace do do
Goat Kid lace do Boots,
Chlron4 colored Fox Caters.
Ladie. plain front lace Caters
Charens button fancy Boots,
Misses tid r. Il. Boots,
Indies French Kid Slippers with Heels,
Chdrnn- lace Boots
fancy ParoIi Boots
Childrca4 Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
40 do do r. Il. Boots,
Mise, tipped Heel Caters.
Also LOT Of gum over shoes. .andca sc which
aro adopted fin ladies exposed u have damp faat or
tnr chdrua g1nH NJ school.
III addition To the above / mialt add long lst
adapted 10 Ladies. Misses. and ChiIlreas ordinary
wear OF for particular occasions.
lioyin@a room fitted up for the purpose, think
Ladies VIII IND they can " exactly suited a. regard.
ill., without leaving the store. Please call.
sept 20. 1877.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12
NO. 80.
Tbe feIitiat;t Dcmotrat.
T L r NJ S.

DOLLARS per year. payable
IN advance ForR. If not paid within six months,
and FIVE. inot paid before the close of the year.
ADVERTISING advertisements inserted at One
Dollar per square of Ten lines or less for the first
insertion and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
lines, for twelve months. TEN Dollars. ADVERTISE
mnnts not marked with the number >. insertions,
will be inserted until forbid
CONTRACTING RATES
3m'ths. / m. Gm. ON. IL m.
One Square, So SGi IS Sl2 Sl5
Two Squares, 8 10 IL 1G 20
Three Squares, 10 13 1G 20 25
-Four Squares IL 1G 20 25 30
PATENT MEDICINES Thirty dollars per half column,
per year, and none Of greater length inserted
ANNOUNCING Candidates for office: Ten Dollars,
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-12

MEDICAL. UNION.

nRS. TAYLOR n I.ANGWDRTlN hayn tli day
IL associated for thr practice Of Medicine and sur
gerry in all its various hrmchas. Prompt attention
given to all calls, aud no extra charge for eonUta-
tion when the advice d both is required.
Olicc cast side Of the iubr square
Clinton. La. August |. 1851. ly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

original "Deu,chas,s zines, twei, &c.. rs th'
case may be A thirsty young sprIs entered
a saloon the other day, and, wishing TO he IN
the mode, called out, "Twei, wai'aw'
"Wai,aw" speedily placed iieo ioanins mugs
before his ustomer Sprig was no'rpl'iss
ei and requested Tie removal Of the extra
mug. "Nein. mynl'cer," says "wai'aw'
''didut you order fsea'' spr's had to guz
x.e both beakers, aud is fully aware now that
",wci.n ,loesnt mean lager beer.
The breaking Of the Atlantic telegraph
cable has caused more real regret and dis
appointment among all CLASSES Of the com
munity than tho breaking OF all Wall street
NJ once could possibly have doae, It's FTo-
gress has been watched with the intcnseat
interest 10y men Of all classes, and 10 'he
business men os New York, especially, ii is
an enterprise Of vital Importance.
Tie death Of MoRrMEs LIyiNosroS,
Esq, may he regarded rs one Of the events
of the week This gentleman was at the
head Of one of The oldest and largest IL nick
crbockcr families; n family which has dir
tingaishc,i itself in every walk Of private
and public life, aud whose history IL init
mately connected with the social aud com
mercial progress OF New York CITY. Many
men and women exist in this part Of the
world, nlS,ly al the strength q the nallne
u L,vIyGsroS
Amusements are thinning on, li',lcJnst
now. bu, September vii! come in like
Hood with all sorts Of gaiety Tor the people.
The ncxt season Of operas. tor which Mad-
ame FRr,goliSi il engaged, promises to be
the finest we have ever had. The prone
made concerts have failed. sea bathing.
near the city, is very popular. aud all the re-
sorts on Long Island and the Jersey shore
are crowded. The wife Of well known
merchant of this city distinguishes herself
ut Fire Island, by sailing yacht in blue
hrcechcs aud green jerkin Perhaps this
will he the costume after crino'ihe has had
Is day. ~.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

The Executive Committee were instruct
I'd TO have the line of the road surveyed
immesi'ots'g that its rrac,icabiity may be
demonstrated, AMI the proper estimates
made.
For dcirayine the expenses Of the survey
the plan which has been invariably pursued
by the railroad companies in Iowa was
adopted BY this plan the towns through
which the road may pass, and which are Of
course benefited thereby, are required to
contribute their qnota OF the necessary
funds.
SOUTHERN MfNHEsorA Rannosp.--Mr
j. r. Rrsr. the Engineer in charge Of the
locating party on the :. NJ Il. r., with his
party passed Chattield on the 2Gth. having
completed the location o, the road from La
Crescent 20 tina, place on Tuesday. They
report favorable line from La Crescent 10
that4ed, ana that the route may be eousid
cred us located between these points. He
went on 70 make an examination Of n new
line from Chatdcld west to u point Of IN
tersec,ion with the Transit Road somewhere
east Of Range l.,
New PAPER IN RED WING.--Ihe Re-
pablicans are about starting new paper in
Red Wing. These Republican printing Off
oes are good chances for printers to goin and
see the elephant"
10, rHr PooR lNDIAS.---The Red Wing
Isas' of 'irfs ara ssys sli .l,Air !sas Ti's: s.
Red Wing. the old home Of their tribe for
many years, hallowed 10 them by the graves
Of their braves" who sunk TO rest in tina,
peaceful vale before the heavy tread Of the
white man awoke the echoes from the sur
rounding hills. and substituted the sound of
the woodlands axe, the hoarsc cough of the
steam engine, and the clang Of the masons
hammer, for the whispering zephyrs. the
cooling Of bids, and the soft tread Of the
swiitriooted deer
PrBLIc FovxrAlS.-Thc citizens Of Wi
mona are getting up subscription for an
Artesian fountain on the Public Square. A
good move
FiRE ENGINES ron IIAsrHos.-Tho City
Council have ordered the purchase Of two
fire engines, with not less than 600 fee, Of
hose.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

Mr. Gilpa,fck, the rider a pforess in
the late Lockwood cup rare in England. has
arr lived Of New York and given IS state.
ncnt Of his opinion Of III" reasoue Why the
American hOr%s we're beaten. He believes
that tbe horses we're not Ia good condition,
AMI denies that the race was lost by bis bad
riding. or that be was discharged hy Mr..
Tcn Brock. He says
Ine Simple faet il, ihe ipfsts Wef" w0fn
ou' with long and useless kind q work.
Daring nearly twelve.month previously
Hcg tad ntrt5 cpen Lad treat lSo The boys
,ojd mel fror, he time hey 'rpiei vufi la
r,re3 "a E1gidud. The consequences may
h. imagined - paucly, SAINT oG all condition
AID absolute need q rest. They were fii
# fa,. burnt up insiIe, leg weary. aud bad
10 vitality in them.
" ia conelusi0u.i have 10 lea;Lalion In
asserting tlat, bad our horses been properly
taken care If from tie commencement
carefully trained, and brought to he ppsl
in anyt'ius Ike The conAtiou we have seen
'len exhibit al home Of Il cm con'1
ami wo,.I have won ~ Lockwood cup "a
Sly.
" 81 ihe tina" of my leaying there was no
probability ofei'her OF 'hc hor-'a--r Prior
Priofe@~, 'or iccompte- fnruin2 A. Hfigh.
ton or L.ves int'sl. think il do1b'fal
II the American bor%a viii appear again
prior TO the fo6lf.n.le race over the beacon
course, at the Nc.markei iioaQl.,on aec,-
ing 10 October.