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~ The American Railway Review say

y The American Railway Review says /:
Looking backward year we see that il
Ellet and Ericsson had been on the side OF
the rebels, and been appreciated by their ru-
lers, they would have built an iron-clad feet
free from the defects Of the Merrimac, Man
assas and others; the conceited politicians
who govern us would have laughed at them.
and allowed them to spend rebel money, and
when they got ready, they would have do
stroycd our whole navy, broken up tho block
ado, and bombarded our cities.
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- The Portland Advertiser says Major
General Virgin has received (unOfhcially, } in
tclligsnce from Augusta, that in those towns
or cities which have furnished their full quo
tas. volunteers will DO permitted to enlist in
other towns or cities, whose quotas may not
be full. Thus cnlisting, they will be entitled
to the State bounty, as well as the bounty OF
tho town or city where they enlist.
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WILLIAM DWIGHT, Treasurer.
s,.,..r M...achu.e,ts,

Stato OF Massochuseus.
BosroS, July 26, 1862,
SUFFOLK, ss-Then personally appeared the
above named William Dwight Treasurer Of tho
Laconia Company and made oath that the above
statement by him subscribed Is true.
before me, GEORGE T. ANGELL.
Al Boston July 26, 1862.
And further certify that am Commissioner
Of the State of Maine, resident In said Boston, du.
ly commissioned aud qualified By the GoveInor,
and under the laws of Maine, TO take dispositions,
aiildayits, acknowledgement Of deeds, de-, to be
used or recorded In Maine.
In witness whereof. hereto set my hand and Of
fetal seal, ut said Boston this July 6th iseI;
Commissioner Of the State Of Maine In Boston.
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DR., MORSE, or PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment or Con.
sumption, Cdfarrh, Isfhna, Bronchitis. and all dis
eases Of the TAroat and Lungs by Medical lnhala-
tOn with view TO the accommodation OF his nu.
merOus patients and Others DESTROYS to consult him
In Saco, Bddeford. and the surrounding towns, Will
be at the Biddeford House. Biddeford, the first Fri
daV in each month hereafter until further notice.
Ii stormy on Friday. Dr. NJ. will DO ut Biddeford
the next day, Saturday, If pleasant.
lie also treats all female complaints: For FAILING
Of hs Womb" and "LsueorrhGa" he has a soyer.
eign remedy feb. 2l-9f
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cident and amer Q week OF intense suffering. was
finally relieved by death. For moro than forty
years he has been practical professor OF religion,
Christian religion. lie leaves . largo number o
relatives and friends 10 mourn his loss, but who
mourn not rs those without hope, for when the
father will come forth clothed with righteousness
and destined 10 an eternal Inheritance with the
people Of God. Maine Democrat please copy.
Saco, July "a, 1862. o. &C.
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spetial Notltes.
Morreli,s Ready Relief,

Which Is sure to give relief in cases OF Palm and
inflammation. such as Rheumatism, Erysipelas, sore
Eyes, Burns, sprains and DIPTHERiA.
Please read the following;
Mrs. Sarah Cole, Of Eastport, says she had q sore
breast, filed with pain, relieved fully with one APP
plcation OF Morrelrs Ready Relief
Sold at DIR. Stevens, BlddefOrd. and q L. Pat
,o,,s saco Oval
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= The divinity of goo dness must burn
within us-must awaken all our sensibility
call the whole being into action, come forth
irresistibly as from an inexhaustless, over
flowing fOuntain-must give to the voice "a
penetrating power. and infuse through the
whole manner an inspiring animation.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

WORK, ss.--July 2lst, A. d. 1867
i Taken this day on execution and will DO sold
at public auction on Monday september hrst a. ID.
1861 at two o'clock In the afternoon on the prems.
equity which Mehitable Blaio OF said Parsonsh Held
has 10 redeem the following described real estate,
situated In said Parsoned on the South side Of the
ed North by said North Road and the Thurston
Road 90 called, East by land Of John Dlaso, south
by land formerly owned by Nicholas Emery, and
West by land Of Robert 7. Blaio, containing thirty
above described premises being subject 70 O. mort.
gAge given 10 Moses sweat Of Parsonshsld, August
18th, 1898. and recorded In York County Registry
payment Of note OF hand Tor three hundred dol.
lars dated August 10th. is3S, payable In one year
with interest July 2ist, A. u. 1867
DANIEL .. DLAz0,
Deputy Sheriff.
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Prize Poetry.

Let Chieftains boast Of deeds OF war,
And Minstrels tune their sweet guitar,
A nobler theme my heart II ILLS
In praise OF HERRIck's matchless Pills
Their cures are found in every land
Mid Russia's snow and Aries sand,
Their wondrous works the papers I'LL
Produced by HERRIcK's matehless Pill
Does disease anict you do not doubt
This charming com pound will search II out,
And health again your system I'LL,
If you fly al once 10 llERRicks Pill.
They're safe for all-both old and young
Their praises are ON every tongue
Disease disarmed-no longer Hills,
Since we are blessed with HERRick's Fills.
Put up with English, Spanish, German and Frenc
directions. Price Is cents per box, Sugar Codftd
See advertisement ON third page, lyri3
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Departure OF Con. Pope for the Field.
WASHINGTON, July 90.

WASHINGTON, July 90.
Major Gen. Pope and staff proceeded by
rail this morning to Ms headquarters on the
field. Before breaking up his headquarters
here, Gen. Pope ordered that no passes to the
lines Of his army DO granted tn other than
those having official business there.
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9eatbs.

In this city, I'D ult Frank Herbert, son Of Frank
Swain, a-ed years, month and days
In this city. 18th ult, John II. Hayes, aged J.
years months and days
In Kennebunk port 26th ult, Myra Perkins, aged
g. years and months
In Alfred. June 2ith. Charles Howard, only son
OF Mr.. sohn and Mrs Caroline Allen. aged years
and month.
DmD-In Dayton, 18th Inst, Nathaniel CLARK,
agcd &c years.
this town. shere he has since resided. Although
no had exceeded the allotted time OF man, yet ev.
erything betokened that he would live ~ . good
old age, but he was suddenly stricken down BY 90
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LacOnla Company.

THE Treasurer of the Laconia Company
i hereby gives notice that the amount OF all as
sessments voted by said company and actually
paid in, Is one million and seven thousand dollarsi
that the amount Of the existing capital stock is one
million dollars that the debts due nom said com
many on the hrst day OF July instant, amount TO
seyenty-nye thousand and soventy.twO dollars and
sixty.eight centsj (S15O72 So that the amount OF
capital stock invested In Real Estate. buildings,
Machinery and other fixtures, Is eight hundred and
forty thousand seven hundred and trenty.three
dollars and thlrty.fve cents that the last est.
mated value affixed To the Real Estate OF said CON-
pany by the Assessors Of Biddeford. In when Ihe
same IA located, is seven hundred and scyenty-6ye
thousand dollars and tho aggregate value afixed
to all the taxable property OF said corporation by
said Assessors, Is one million two hundred twenty
three thousand ono hundred and twenty-one DOL
lars. n,,,,,,r r
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m, Confessions h Experience, Of an Invalid

Published 70 the Benefit
and as a warning and caution 10 young men who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
&c 4 supplying at the same time the means OF Self
Cure. Iiy one who has cured himself alter being
put TO great expense through medical imposition
and auackery. by enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope, sISGLE COPIES may be had OF the author,
NITHINIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
Co., MY. iyri3
In this city. 18th inst, by Rev. J: Hubbard. Jr
Mr. German Lyons, OF Litchfeld, N. H., and Miss
Mary Il. Waterman. OF Lincolnyille, Me,
In Saco 18th inst. by Rev. T. u. Nichols. Capt
Amos q. Leayitt and Miss Mariana Grant both oil
Saco.
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MANHOOD;
HOW LOsTi HOW REsTOREDi

Jpt suSii.Asd In Sealed Earsi''s Price ''s sf"f''
ALetssrc On the Nstsre, Tress.s.s,
and radical cure Of SpermatorrhGs o. SEMINAR
Weakness. involuntary Emissions, Seiu , Seoy'
and Impedimenn 10 Marriage gensnlly, NERVOUS.
meas. Consumption. Epilsp.y and nts Mental and
Phy.icc. !uSsPssi,k s% SsLE T d. author q he he
Green Book, &C.
lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
tbst The awful consequences Of self-abuse may 10
efYectually removed without medicine, and With
out dan eroes surgical operations, bougies instru
ments, ring, OF eordiAl:, pointing out Q mode Of
cure at oncs certain and eifectual by which every
sufferer. no matter what his coalition may BE-, may
esre himself cheaply, privately and radically.
Thousands.
Bent under seal, In plain envelope, 70 any I'd.
dress. on the receipt Of six cents or two postage
stamps, by addressing.
Da. CHAS. J. @. KLINE,
~ Bowery. New York. Post once boz. $50. iy25
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S.. BEAUTIFUL INVENTION. So

Just the thing everybody wants and will have
Agents wanted Send two stamps and get full par
ticulars, or 80 cents and got sample
RICHARDS 4 LORD.
6w32 box 676. PORTLAND, Me.
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Mmriages.

In Saeo, sod ult by Rev. Mr. Dwight, Mr.. ii. w.
Bryant, OF Portland, and Miss Lucy Seaman,
daughter OF Mr.. VIM. Seaman. OF Saco.
In Lyman, 2Oth ult- by Dimon Roberts, Esq.
assisted by Rev. Wales Lewis, Mr.. Jacob Smith and
Miss Mary II. Roberts.
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Wanted Immediately.

An Agent, Of either ser. in every Gym and vii.
,.x,. 10 engage IN light and profitable business,
BIZ which ffom ss-cot sI2mper week can b made
Persons having leisure evenings can make nom g
cents 10 si.co per evening A sample, with full
particular, sent BY mall 10 all who incloss ons
cent stamp, and address
swai' IRA RUSSELL 4 CO., IIoohsett. N. II.
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$ssaI 2otisss.
sHERIFFoS SALE

WORK, ss.-Tsken on execution, and will
gust sia 4 RSss sq. Loo On ns n Inn
o. Josiah Paul In south Berwick, In said county Of
sasrn. all the right which Dennis Ferguson Of aid
south Bsrwisi, has % had on the lsth day Of Ds.
the s.ne on The onEnai wit in This action, 70 rs-
d::a Ley :. I, ne ca S s.s
a.S isna p ia s.u ssrn ,,.nss.I Tract q
and Maine Rail Road, northeastsrly and north.
westerly by land OF Dan ]. Goodwin. Also 3 ri.
angular Geld and orchard 10 said South Berwick
containing one and; half .erss, more OF isss.
northeasteriy by land Of the Boston and Maine
Portland street by said Rail Road. Also parcel
Of land In said South per.s Sr eSn w one
beginning at the northeasterly corner Of the same,
adjoining Boston and Maine Rail Road, and run.
ing south ili. east u rods and Ink 70 hub S
land street thence northerly by said street %
said Rail Road thence westerly ~ sald MI
Road 70 the place begun at with the tan:ry build.
Ing thereon standing ,o rsre,s o. ,rI
one third OF an acre with dwelling house and OUT
buildings thereon, bounded southwesterly oy iands
OF George Harding. southeasterly ~ lands o.
Robert 1odsieu. northeasterly. By lands q Aaron
The above described premises beng subject 70 levy
made October 30th, 1881. on an execution IN hvor
Of Marx Libby. against the said Dennis fs,gSson,
for 1928 dollars thirty four cents. Recorded, BOOK
III page Iis in York County Regestry.
Also tract OF Geld and pasture land with me
barn thereon, situated In said South Berwick con-
tanning my acre. more q les IA. Of
the road leading from South Berwick VILLAGE 70
the Junction ESQ calle ut the northeasterly coiner
ofland Of Jane, Hobbs. Jr.thenes fsnninT soutn.
thence crossing said Rail Road and running nme
course by land Of Asa shorey 70 Great Works River,
about l6l rods from said liighway-thence soutn;
\ westerly by said River about 40 rods 70 iana =,
Robert IIOdsden-Thence north f7ie west by sald
Ilodsdon's land. crossing said Rail Road and run.
ming about lO4 rods 70 the northsrly side OF lane
or private way leading 70 the tract q Land ais.
north as west a rods II links by aid land TO land
OF Hiram Butler-thence north ". east ~ roas-
thence north liS west. % rods i6 link - thence
north 49, east, IS rods IS links 70 said nignuy.-
Thence hs north ' ~ east Sy said highway, rod.
said Rail Road which Is embraecd within ss -
said south Berwick containing three iourth, q al
aero with the dwelling house and other building.
thereon bounded a. follows 70 wit'-Deginning ~
,oS s sids Of The Boston and Maine hal Road
thence south 50 east, rods links 70 the highway
tMs eoursss BY lands set Cd to Marx LSbsy-
thence southwesterly by said highway 70 rods 70
way leading from said highway To said boston ane
Maine Rail Road-thence north III east by ,ald
| Of beginning being subject to levy made Feb y
bank against said Dennis ferguson for ss1 dollar
20 cents. Recorded, book az, page al, In Yorl
County N's'''&Sii WILLIAM N a. III ROLLINS,
Deputy Sheriff.
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Gbe 0am

The war news the past week has not beer
very important. We give only the follow
ing:
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And whenever the fourth day OF July, or any day
designated in this state for the choice OF electors
OF President aud Vice President Of the United
States, or for the annual Fast or Thanksgiving.
shall occur on the first Tuesday ofany month, the
Court will be held on the wednesday following.
4. K. BOURNE, Judge.
GEO. II. KsowLroS, Register. 4w32
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miscellaneous.
lCopynght sccured.l
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MATTlSONS INDIAN EMENAGOGUE.

'o1~.<s~ three different strengths, with full
directions for using, and sent by express, closely
sealed, TO all parts fthe country; PRlCES-fuli
n pef bottle. Remember This medicine Is dc.
signed expressly for OBSTINATE CASES. In which al
other remedies OF the kind have failed TO cure al.
90 that IL Is warranted rs represented IN every
,p,ef, or the price will be refunded.
warranted unless purchased directly OF DR.. NJ. at
his lemedial Institute for Special Diseases, No.
% Union Street, Providence, I.
This specially embraces all diseases OF Private
nature, both Of MEN and WOMEN, by regularly
educated physician OF twenty years practice, CIV
ing them his uhois affeniion. Consultations by
letter or otherwise are siriefiy confidential, and
medicines will be sent by Express, secure nom OBJ
seryatlon. to all parts Of the u states Also accom-
modations for ladies' ffom ,bro.d, Wishing ~, -
stored TO health.
CAUTION.-It has beon estimated, that over
T,ro Hundred thousand Doiiars are paid TO swind'
ling quacks annually. In New England alsno, with.
aaybsno6f 10 those who pay It. All THIS comes
aestitnte of honor, character and skill. and whose
oniv recommendation Is their own hlss anu ehtfnv-
agant asssrtrons, In praise OF hsmssirss II there
fore, you would arod being h1mbayg.d, take no
MAKE INQUIRY,-it will cost you nothing, and
may save you many regrets for, rs advertising
physicians In nine out OF ten are bogus, there
Is no safety In trusting any Of tAem, unless you
know wAo and TAai they are.
above, Pamphlet on DiSEAsES or W0MEa
and on Private Diseasss generally, giving full In.
formation, wiih hs most nndoubted rsJsrtness aad
testimonials, without which, no advertising ply.
sician, or medicine Of this Kind Is deserving oil
ANY CONFIDENCE WHITEgER;
Orders by mail promptly attended TO. Write
your address plainly, and direct TO Dr; hArrisoS'
as above. JUL
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Taxes for 1862.

The following is list of the individuals
firms corporations and estates in this city
which have been assessed over fifty dollars,
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COURTS OF PROBATE
STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, sat- Court Of Probate held at
i South Berwick. on the first Tuesday Of July,
In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and sixty-two-
ORDERED. That from and after September next.
the Courts Of Probate within and for the County OF
York, be held on the first Tuesday OF every month,
at the following places, TO witt
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The business will be continued by tho subscriber
at the old stand,
No. q Somes' Block, Blddeford.
Taking this opportunity Of thanking our former
friends and patrons for their many fayors. would
also solicit continuance Of the same. hoping to
do even better for them In the future than In the
past, for
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01

HEAVY REBEL REINFoRcEMENTs
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Notice.
Pleasure Parties will DO carried TO WOOD ISL
AND or the FOOL, upon reasonable terms, by APP
plying TO the subscriber. .,u
Biddeford, juno 25, 1862. 2u
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@aisesIIaHsons.
BOUNTY and PENSIONS.

THE undersigned will procure Pensions for
wounded or otherwise disabled soldiers, and
for tho heirs Of such as have died or may hereafter
die from wounds or diseases contracted in service
In the present war. Also. will procure the
BOUNTY OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS!
together with the arrears Of pay and allowance
for the widow or legal heirs OF such as die or may
10 killed In service" under the act Of Congress APP
proved July 22d, 1861.
Having perfected arrangements with experienced
parties In Washington who have unusual facilities
for prosecuting claims OF this kind the subscriber
feels confident Of giving satisfaction TO those who
may entrust their business with him.
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GEORGE II. KNowLToN,
ALFRED, Me.

Y Orders len at the Law once Of John NJ
Goodwin, Esq, in the City Building, Biddeford
will receive prompt attention. gu
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HUSSEY'S
Celebrated Premium PlOws,

NOLOUtNesSu AAShhAsAhsA AVVcy
MRnsfactery At
NORTH BERwICK, ME-.
FARMERS and DEALERS are respectfully In.
i vited 10 examine this extensive stock before
purchasing elsewhere
E Lists Of sizes, prices. &c, sent grstIs on up.
plication. Address, T. II. HUsSEY.
North Berwick, NE.
We take pleasure In Informing the agricultural
community that We have thoroughly tested Mr..
iussey's Improved Flows and consider them 50.
perior 10 any others, for their turning capacity,
easy draft strength and durability.
We cheerfully recommend them 10 all In want Of
good plows
VIZ. Y. EsrEs. Ex.Pres Of N. II. State Az. Soc'y.
MksRILL BAILEY, Trustee Of shaker Society,
Alfred.
Hon. VIZ. II. SWEET, York.
LUTHER .. MooRK, Esq. Limerick, Ne.
Recommendatory letters also from Thomas ma.
bury, Hiram. Ne, Joseph Frost, Eliot Me-, S.mI
Mlliken, Sseo, Me-, and hundreds Of other issdisg
farmers. omis
~ These plovs are for aais by T. L KfMBALL,
No. Somes' Block. Liberty Street. bidas'"fu'
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the subscriber will please
call and pay the same forthwith.
3w3i THOMAS l.. KlMBALL.
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Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given that the co-partnershlp
IN heretofore existing between the undersigned At
Iiddeford, In the Clothing business, Is dissolved
this day by mutual consent.
All persons owing said firm are requested 70 make
payment 10 Daniel Stlmson within thirty days. at
the old stand and those having claims against the
firm are likewise requested TO present the same 10
said Stimson for payment ,,,,, ,,r,,,.oy
y. q. HAMILTON.
Biddcford. May 90, 1862.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINiNG uncalled for In the Post Office, Did
IL deford, Aug. l, 1862.
~ Persons calling for those letters will please
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SUDDEN DE,rn.-Johnson X. March, OF
SacO. died very suddenly at Detroit, Mich,
of apoplexy, the sth ult. He retired, as we
learn, To his ron at a hotel, and was found
dead. Iii. remains were brought home to
Saco for in,erment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-28
Good News from Tennessee---The
Starssqpd Stripes Floating Over the
State House.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.
A special to the Tribune from Carlo
says:
Nashville was yesterday occupied by ten
thousand troops under Gen. Buell.. The
Federal flag is now flying over the State
House. The Tennessee Legislature adjourn-
ed Saturday, aud met again yesterday at
Memphis. II is reported that commission
ers have been appointed TO confer with the
Federal authorities at Washington, arrange
terms for a transfer of allegiance, and that
Gov. Harris offered to turn the Confederate
forces over to the Union.
A gentleman who escaped from Column
bus, arriving here last night, represents a
general Union sentiment in Tennessee, and
thinks the Legislature will aequiesce in the
recommendation of Gov. Harris because
fthey are fearful of the rising Union senti
ment. When he left Columbus, there We're
| thirty thousand Confederate troops there.
| Another gentleman who arrived from Nash
vile last night, reports that the Confederates
| will make another stand at Murphy sboro,--
| All the rebel troops had left Nashville except
| - police force When Gov. Harris fed with
the Legislature to Memphis, he burnt he
State Library and distributed large amount
| of commissary stores and provisions among
the citizens.
| Stores are closed and business entirely sus-
pended. Secessionists are leaving 18th their
stock, and the negroes are following the Con-
| federate army.
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ALL HAIL, THE MEssBNaERi
Act. Brig Gen. Com.

ALL dA4li} LII MboobNdhGt
We take pleasure in informing the people
of Wyandot county, that our energetic
townsmen, Mcssrs. J. 1T. WILLIAMS and
CHAs. McGILL, have received from the East,
the celebrated Trotting Stallion, MEssEN
GER, for which, we are Informed, they paid
the round sum of eight hundred G thirty
dollars. We have not yet seen the MES
sENeER Step" to use horseman's phrase,
but we are .credibiy informed, that he ranks
among the best. trotting horses in the State.
We congratulate the horse growers of Wy
andot county upon the arrival of a thorough
bred Messenger in their midst, and that he
has fallen into such energetic and efficient
hands. The horse can be seen by calling
upon the above gentlemen.