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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-13

At aCourt of Probate, hold ut North Berwick within
and for tho county OF York, on tho first Tuesday
In November, In the year OF our Lord, eighteen
hundred and slxty,threo,by the Hon. E'E.Dourhe'
Judge Of said Court,
HARRISON CLEAVES. Administrator of tho cs.
III tate of Ebcnozer Clcavcs late OF Saco, IN sand
county. deceased having presented his irst account
OF administration of the estate Of said deceased
Ordered, That tho said Accountant give notice
70 n persons rs nb.hsJ IN ,Gs anS prn
cd in Biddeford, in said county, three weeks sue.
cessvely, that thcymay appear ut Probate Court
to DO held ut Kennebunk, In said county, on the
first Tuesday In December next,at ton OF the clock
In the forenoon and show cause, III any they have,
why the same should not bo allowed.
Attest, George IL. knowlton. Register.
Attest. George H. Knowlton, Register.
Alta Court of Probate held at North Berwick within
and for the county Of York. on the first Tuesday
in November, In tho year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.thrce, by the IonE.E.Bournc,
JSREDERiC T. HILL named Executor In q Ger
II tain instrument, purporting to BIO the last VIII
and testament OF Deborah Hill, late OF Lyman.
In said county. deceased, having presented tho
Ordered, That tho said Executor give notice to
all persons interested BY causing copy OF this or
der to be published three weeks successfully, In
tho Union and Journal, printed at Biddof0rd. In
said county, that they may appear ut Probate
Court to he held mt Kenncbunk, In said county. on
tho hrst TUESDAY In DccctnDcr next. ~ teu Vi tno
clock In the forenoon, and sliew cause, fany they
havc,why the said instrument should not be proved,
approved and allowed rs tho last will and tesla.
nient Of the said deceased.
Attest, Gcorgc II. Knowlton, Register.
Atruccopy. - ,.
Alta Court of Probate held ut North Berwick, within
and for the county OF York. on the first Tuesday
In November, In tho year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty three by tho llon.E E.Dourno,
Judge of said Court:
aIOSES LOWELL and HARRISON CLEAVES,
MI Executors OF tho will of Robert Cleaves. lato
Of Saco, In said county, deceased, having presented
their first account Of tho estate OF
said deceased for allowance;
Ordered, That tho said Accountant give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order to 10 published three weeks succossiyoly IN
the Union 4 Journal, printed mt Bddciord, In said
county that they may appear ut q Probate Court
TO bo held at Kenncbunk. In said county, on tho
first Tuesday in December next, at ten of thoclock
In the forenoon. and show cause, III any they have.
why tho same should not be allowed.
Attest, George H. Knowlton, Register.
true copy.
Attest, George n Kn0wlton, Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-13
A true copy.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.

A true copy. p..,,,..
Alta Court of Probate held at North Berwick, within
and for the County of York, on tho first Tuesday
in November, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.three, by tho Hon. .EBournc,
Judge of said Court
IN the petition OF william Emery, a croa'tor VI
non, in said county, deceased, praying that admin.
istration of the estate of said deceased may DO
granted TO him or to some other suitable person
Ordered That the petitioner cite the widow and
next of kin to take administration and give notice
thereof to the heirs ofsad deceased and to all per.
sons Interested In sad estate, by causing copy OF
this order to be published In the Union Journal,
printed In Biddef0rd In said county, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear ut q Probate
Court to DO holden ut Kennebunk. In said county.
on the first Tuesday In December next, ut ten oil
the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any
they have, why the prayer OF said petition should
notbe granted.
AtruecoPyy;;. o.o,ro II xnov,,o, p,v,.,,r
Alta Court of Probate held at North Berwick, within
and for tho county of York, on the first Tues
day in November, In the year OF our Lord eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-three, by the Hon. L. Il.
Bourne, Judge OF said Court,
| IN the petition of John H. Goodenow, Admins
" traitor de bonis non of the estate OF Joseph Allen
late Of Marlborough In said county, deceased,
having given bond to settle the affairs OF tho
late partnership OF Joseph Allen Co., of which
Joseph Allen died seized and possessed Of the Ger.
tain real estate, VIE, store and shed and the land
ON which the same stand, situated in Watcrborough,
In said county, held by him In common with Fran
els Allen OF Alfred, in said county surviving part
ncr OF said late firm of Joseph Allen & Co.'S said
real estate Is moro fully described In said petit.
| tion,
That an advantageous offer of six hundred dol.
/ lars has been made by Alonzo Leavitt OF Water
borough In said county for said premises, which of
for II is for tho interest oil concerned Immediately
to accept, for the benefit OF tho said partnership
creditors and praying that license may be granted
him to sell aud convey the interest aforesaid, &C.
cordin to the statute In such cases made and pro.
yidcd,
ordered, That the petitioner givo notice thereof
to all persons interested In SAID estate by causing
copy of this order to be published In tho Union aud
Journal printed In Biddeford in said county, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear ut Pro-
bate Court to be held ut Kennebunk, In said cOun-
ty on the first Tuesday IN December next, ut ten
| of the clock In the forenoon, and shcw cause, II
any they have, why tho prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
Attest George II. Knowlton. Register.
nj
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-13

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08

National Bank, with n paid-up capital
Of ;s5sM,G00. is To be started in Detroit. The
stock is nrnrly all taken. and The afE,ir is in
thoroughly responsible hands.
The Hon Fl b. Payne of Cleveland, made
"A speech e that cay on Friday evening. The
Plain Dcaicr says:
Mr. T. closed his address by declaring II the
duty Of Democrats To yield ob, dience to the
laws of the land and furnish cordial support
to the government ia sll the constitutional
MEASURES against the inBafgent STATES. lie
proclaimed himself War Democrat, and
wouM entertain 10 propositions for an ar:nis-
ticc until the rebels manifested a Willingness
10 negotiate on the basis Of reunion of the
States.
Twu of she New York regiments raised for
two years, the 7Ih aud S;h, having served oui
their time, arrived in New York on Tuesday
The 18th left with GOO men, aud returns with
400 The 6th left with l ,0fO men, and returns
with COO. The 6'h had $50 men killed in bat
tie
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08

INCREASE or RATs.-The Faynaers' GGaetts
(Englisb) asserts and proves by figures that
one pair of rats win have progeny and de-
seendants amounting to no less than 65I,
O5O in three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be Kept down, they would ther
consume more food than would sustaih $4,000
human beings. It viii be far wiser in the
farmer 10 turn his attention 10 the destruction
Of rats than Of small birds.
Certainly IT VIII. Whoever engages il
shooting small birds is a cruel man; whoever
aids in exterminating rats is benefactor.-
We should like some OF our correspondents tC
give US the benefit of their experience in sue
eessfully driving out these pests We need
something besides dogs, cats and traps for this
business.-Eds. Scientific american.
We can give our experience in very few
words CosrAR's' RG, Erterminutor is the
simplest, safest, cheapest, and surest remedy
The most perfect Ratification meeting we
have ever attended. Every rat that can get
it, properly prepared according to directions,
will eat it, ard every one that eats it will die
generally at some place as distant as possible
from where the medicine was takeD.-Lake
Shore (JIacb,) Mirror.
See advertisement in this paper.
Sold in Delaware, By STARR & BRo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08
T0 GOue7run n+iveS

March 20. IsG3-2ms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08


PAEoRANA OF THE BIBLE.-On Friday eve
ming, I'D inst. at MflIer's Hail, J. Insco VIII
Iiams' celebrated Panorama Of the Bible viii
open. for eahibitiOn, and remain Tor few days
This production has been warnely commended
by the Press, the Clergy. Teachers and other
distinguished persons, and is conceded to be
the most complete and finished PAxoRANA OF
THE SACRED SCRIPTURES IN THE WORLD. cover
ing pcarly 1000 yards Of canvas and com
pffses different and distiaet sceaes, eommene-
ing at 5CHAoe, or The First days Work in Gre
alton. and succeeding each other in historical
order to the BABHLoNtst4 CAPTIVITY. The
principal incidents, as successfully delineated
on the canvas. are detailed al leEgth on the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08

CoNcERr-f&sfsUAkNfAI. AND Vocal
THIS SCHNEIDER FAmLY.-This celebra-
ted Troupe will give one of their grant
musical entertainments at Iemp1ar Hall,
on Monday evening, May 11th instant.
They will be assisted by the distinguished
vocalist, Mrs. Woon, of Columbus.
1t will be remembered that two years
ago. this same company gave two Con-
certs at Millor's Hal, where their i,crfer-
ihanees elected the most Aattering COM
mendations of appreciating Delaware au-
,lieuces. ~
Two years additional practice hds Civ
en- then, proficiency seldom acquired
A rich treat is in store for US. Reaathe
following comlnendatery notices of the
press In other places
THE Pia, playing by Miss Caroline
Schneider was truly wonderful and be-
speaks bright future for the young Ar
list Capital City Fact, Columbus. o.
In the Concert last Eoening.-We had
been led to expect much of the Young
Lady Pianist, Miss Schneider, but were
very much and most happily disappointed.
for the hrillianey cf her execution aud
| The perfect good t6ste and finish of her
! playing was far superior to anything we
had hoped to hear. We prophecy q brill-
liant future for the young artist, and we
hope this may not be the last opportuni-
| ty We shall have of hearing her.LCo;
sumbus, 60. Gazette.
RE The city Halt was crowded, last
evening, as might have been expected,
from the fame of the performers. Pro-
bably there was never more ekillful in
strumental concert given to the people oi
this city, than was listened to last even
! ing by an evidently appreciative audience.
Miss Caroline achieved wonders on the
piano. Without, apparently, any exer-
tion, she executed the most difficult pass
ages, sometimes with rapidity of touch
! almost insonceivable. Her variations on
"Home, Sweet Home" were equal to
Heller's variations on ''The Last Rose
Of SUMMER" in beauty, delicacy and ra-
pidity. A more skillful pianist, Of Miss
Oaroline's age Tor. indeed Of any age
never before performed in this city, in
our recollection. Master Theophile plays
the ViolinceIlo with rare ability. HE
''Last Rose of Summer was marvel oi
beauty and execution. The best player
of this instrument in this city, 1--WE can 7
Wait to tell who it is) watched Master
Tbeophile as closely as if he saw some
thing new He evidently seemed tc
think, as did all the listeners, that Mas
ter Schneider supposed he. could play vi
olin tunes on the violincello, and would
find out his mistake soon. All were soor
satisfied that that instrument is misnam-
ed, when it is called base mol. Emile
Schneider is a fine performer on the flute
for one of his age. No mistakes MOI
false sounds were heard from his flute
His obligatos were difficult, occasionally
but quietly and accurately performed
There is no need to mention Mister
Schneider, as the violin is a second ma
tire to him. The whole performance
was most difficult but quietly and easily
given, and gave the most complete salts
faction ts the addiehceA-lSpria9feid o.,
6earS. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08

TAKE CARE or YOUR SIuiir.-It has lohg
been complaint among spectacle wearers,
Ihnt with the glasses commonly procured their
eyes ache, they cannot see we'll at right, and
ilIut they create an unpleasant feeling after
using short time. This arises from three
causes: 1st. Impure material in the lens. %.
Inacruracy Of grinding; and last. but not least
in importance, want of tkilI in firing. The
Speciacles sold by Mr.. Caldwell, the Optician,
now stopping in town, are pronounced by high
au' hority to be enti'ely free from all the above
objections. IN fact tc be as near the perfect
lens of the natural q e as art has ever produced
and the accuracy with which. after twc,vc years
devoted especially to that science. he is enabled
TO suit the sight in every case, makes This a
valuable and rare opportunity fer 'hnsc wish
ing 10 see clearly TO ubtuin the right kind Of
Eglascs. lie remains at the American IIuuse.
antil "WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 3TH ONLY
Ren,emter that Cadweil's spectacl,s are not
seIed ia this State except by himself
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08
@ Twenty-One Year, Ago.

Mr.. C. c. BRfsroL; distinguished CiemiEt AMI nrng
gIst hccE Of Buffalo, y. v Invented and nanuIac
sured orrnIBui kii0qsn as Bristots BaSda Of IIoar
tound 'Tct Is perfect sFEcIFIc for citdsi ctiis or
any BRdStHIAt DIFFICULTIES arising frUih damp
cold, or sudden change Of the wesshrr.
Every person who Hes erpF takeh Bsisrot's BatsAN
or HoARnoUSD lruuddnEes the best artsle ever H.
vented and justly celebrated has 1t BccUte; tlt.
the market already lu OF nit..tiuas; tudntsri6lis
and dangerous compounds. under te Eafse " BAL
sam IIoarhpund. Therefore, always be careful to
call for Bristos BaTsan and that his *Rlt1ES sig
nature is on the outside label of the bottle,
MAKK-This Invaluable Mediocre Aas beGh noS some
twenty one years before public, ahu withd; any
effort the part the proprietor its sale has become
very cxiensve and is daily increasing. The low price
at which tic Medicine is sold rs CExrs) enables
partake OF its healing qualities.
C. CROSBY, BUFFALO, n. Y.
| c nal rlcturer, to whom all orders snouId be
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08
THE GREdT FRENCH REMEDY.

MADAM BuIYENs SILVER COATED
The only certain and safe remedy for all Uterine Oh
structus Month difficulties, lrregularti and all
the other diseases which the Woman, Wife and
Msthe is pcculiaf " liable.
These Iiis contain deIet1rsus ingredients, but arc
and tia action. Thry will be loHH'i To
hapPes eject in AL OF Prulapsus UtJri
iB cucorrh1;l, the Whites they Will he found the
ca sitst aI m cert Cure that b.. fud. 1t is
an account this certainty tn y should be taken
by Pregnant Fem (larinq The FIRST three months er
FiScaFridGe certda be braught OH, but al OtGs
periods thcir is perfectly safe.
Y. B.z-DHc Dofar enclosed to any apthOriZ d Agent
will insure a package Of Pills by return Of mail
{. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie. C. W. Buffalo, " Y.
CATION Tcvare nr counterfrts. the genuine have
tic signature cr { GROSBI ,n the outside wrapper.
For h,le by all Iespt rlab.e Druggists. apr 10,63ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08

Last Sunday afternoon Rev. Bishop MoRRrs
addressed very large datEiehte II Tie VIM
Street n. E. Church, The address, which
was especially designed fot the students of the
University was. founded upon the text Rem
der unto Ceasar the things that are Caesars,
and unto God the things that are Gods" and
was mainly devoted to the affairs of the cOun-
try and the duties of citizens growing out Of
the struggle in which We are Involved. II was
d sound, practical and highly patriotic dis
course, was listened to with marked attention
and its influence Upon those who heard it could
hot have been otherwise than salutary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08
ARRIVAL ana DEPARTURE
OF MAILS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after the z0th day Of April 1853, mats VII
arrive and depart from the De ware foS oes a. fol
lows:
New YORK PhfIadrIpHia, Bnston, Washington. Cleve-
land chicago. Northern Ohio, &c, cOses a. 400 p
Arrives at 1000 p. m. aiy..1
Cincinnati, COl1mbus, Louisville, st I0us, Southern
OHIO, Western Virginia, &C.. closes At n Arrives
At p m. daily.
Springfield MaEysvlle naytOn, Urbana &c closes st
IL a. m. Arrives AZ Ill m. daily.
Berkshire, Sunbury; Alum Creek, Granville johns
: town, &c, arrives and eloses At Il m. Tues
hays, Thursdays aud Saturdays
Radnoy Prospect and Fleetwood, closes ct $50 A. hi.
arrives nt7 ~ u- Monday and Thursdays.
Merton, Wasdo, Marion, Little Sundusky o2e closes
$50 m, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS arrives At
m, Tuesdays and Fridsys.
Pattersoh Rush Creek, York wilkins ana Rieh#oed,
CLOSES $50 M, FrAYs; arrives At p. m-s Satur-
days.
closes az 93o m, FrIdzys arrives at p ms saturday
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08
AdministFatOr's Sale.

TY virtue Of order OF sale dir1et II W tee
ID Probate Court 81 Delaware county, Ohio, shall f
fer al Public sale. the door OC thp Cnurt RDUm in
Delaware, hsiidaS the itth day II Mig a. H. tsB.;
lowing described Real EStatr. hcmg tho property O
Henry J. Jarvis, decd, ct To the dover Caro- inc
Jaryis. his Sdgva VIZ: Beginning at a stone p 81
at III; south e2corr Of lot p, and north rast
OF lot D. In SeCtiUn 8, Township g. Rtnge Is URited
States Military Iznd; tieIre north S9% dekTscS west
u the cast line Of thC( e. G.. Railroad thrnCg
north AZ degrees along the line OF said RailrOa
tract, log 2T-Iee Ierecs. the south corner
south strcct c alley, i'll the village Or Orange Station
said alley - loo perch0s, to the north 0dga Of tnct
pnst BIird's north corner; thence south dc:
grers- - Innutrs west along sAd Baird s. west 4ins
53 7S o perclrs 10 past set in the spt tho od pns
stood at SAID Bairs south corner; thence 50 = de-
grces east along his cast line a perchrs set
hts % an IS; thence south o degrees, IS minutes
along the lot ue Al y poles the beginning
containing q acres. 20 = perches Of land.
Also-5 acres II land ia tile middle part OF lot "a IN
Section, beginning pnLt in the north line oi
said lot "a, bing The Srrupn line in County road az
said Bwuship thence south drfrs 40 nnutelE esi
~ 55 1o.lOD rods tlI. lot b-.tweyu "a and
:5 thence north 8iA degrees west aonE the l9t hHe
10 7IO rods 10 Ilst themes north degrees, % Min
Al So 10 IuO perches 10 the section line pEsH
ing Ist ia the south odge OF rIadr trge sohth
81 d,srees 10 zi1O p rchs, the bvgiiinbss
Aso-ln-Lo Nus. {, g. Z. IA, and 49, In tho town OF
Orlgc Station. - t-
FERNS or Ono half cash in hand ON the day Of
SALE aif ON half, Will interest. Ia one year, secured
fi6RXrI0 y ROE, Adrsihlstratur
= Of The Z tlta OF II. J. Jarvis DECD.
ByG. f. HuL, his Attorney.
April ~, Is 3-5wrf 81.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08

YAxIry FstR.- We recommend ,hIs popu-
lar HumotoGs and Satirical weekly to oil
lovers of geGdine wit. Vanity is Union to
the core, and down on The Secesh and Cop
perheads. Send for specimen copy. Terms:
For one COPY one year, postage paid, $500;
two copies one year, postage paid, TO one ad-
tlress, $500; Ave copies one year. postage
paid, to one address, 81, 90. Address Louis
H. STEPHENS, Ppblisher for PreI4ietois, 1I6
Nnssan Street. N. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08

HTIIE ADVERTISER HAVING BFEN RESTORED To
i hea IN in few weeks, by very simple remedy ,
having suffered several years with lung
Affection and that dr,ad disease Cui,snmptun-S
Ous make known to his leus sufferers the of
To all who desire it, he VIII send copy of the p:
script used Gree Of chargcJ with the direrts for
preparing and using tie sumo which they will 1ud
for NPrION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c.-
The only ubirct of the advertiser in sending the Pro-
Ihon is t. benefit the afflicted and spread inorma
tj6n w1lICh he b. invaluable. and lie hopes
ey'Ty sufferer will try his remedy, it Will them
nothing and may prove H blessing.
Rev. EEW ARD ~ WILSON. WinmSburgh
April 3-3m Kings County, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08

GALKNN ExPREss -0sr friend, IEoAER
CAHrExrER, has commenced running seni-
weekly passenger hatk and express betWccu
this place aud Gal,na, passing through The
Villages of Berkshire and Suubury. This viii
be found great convenience TO residents Of
The Eastern townships lqlsieg business with
belawafe, Gnd Ee epIiiineutl The line to tie
patronage OF the numerous substsihrss ~ .he
Gazette ia that region.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08
A 1args pottItn d az AtserIca1 psot3fts a1I.e

A large portion Of the American peopIs are
wholly unaware Of the deleterious effects Incl
dent to the use of common saleratus, thereby
producing disease, and destroying health. -
The highest perfection Of art has been attained
in the manufacture of HeTrick Aliens Geid
Medal Saleratus. Use ono paper, and you will
never have any other. 1t isa great ways a
head of soda to use with cream tartar. Try it.
For sale by most OF the GroCers and Druggists,
and at Wholesale by the Trade generally.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08

The remains Of JANEs AhsERr CtNfSsihAN,
son Of John CuningtaR Esq, of Troy town
slip. who died recently "a the Snalh, were
brought lone Tor ihtcfmeht hst Monday
Deceased wash nlesnber Of the S6th regiment.
An obituary will be found in anssher column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-08
re Pure Bred.Turf Horse
HiehEand Monarch.

WAa a51n; 6rsd by by Isss ss a u l. PsaS1 Of Feaay
hands high, and Is horse great substance
and extraordinary muscular development. HfghTdAd
who bred by the kate King Of EaeiAnd;- William
w. and WAS by Pram, the best horse Of his day b,
found in all England. MONARCH imported by Col
Hampton, OF South Carolina, for whorh he many
four mile stakes Of $1,000 s9 $1,000, Il is said Of him
the best horses Of his day tieoga and oulll Ctroi
but IN Ill his at whatever distance he proved
himself too Feet for the fast and too fnr tho
strong -thIf ne never enoonnt:red anything in pub
lie or pirate, ttat Gould ah,Ird him i IrIal.'
HIGHLAND MONARCH, more ,stTikingly resembles his
impaired sire In all points, than ahy his colts We
have yctscen. We have the superiority oT chest
wide n0strs and Intelligent full eve, all denOtng puri
y Of boOd-the saie muscular arm broa,. fat knee
ana short stout cannon bone with cords Standing out
apd forming with his lOns and quarters arch Of
huie in cu!rlete perfection In thigh, stnr and hook
Highland Monarch is all that could be Desired for
strength sped spd protec2n against curhs, &c. The
shaped and exceedingly sound.
ihe daih of Highland Mnnatch was by the eerbra tod
keytucky bred horse Grey HEghIaHder VIII" Il d 81
the Butler County Stock C"mpiy and his reputation
- tfr Of good stck w7 epal g any horse in South
Messenger and TrinibIe's Eclipse stock.
FrEhlahl Monarch has not be,n brought into Ibis
improve The style, action and temper Of horses all
work the horses most generally used by farmers.
for the reason that tn the useful and gtner-
ally the most valuable For these horses the
sira6e charaC CterstIrS are gtidd attOn rhdurlncH.
spirit and superior style In these particulars Mo breed
can COMPARE with the thorough bred horse
Whether horses arc bred for the saddle; FIR eu!iibg
rlraisters, even general farm work ihuSion OF
this breed is always desirable; whh for CHtdlry hnr-
seS, il demonstrated in the War Of thu Retuutip
is i'm tits eicked pclou, that the speed and
wind Of the brEet Horse gl5e decided superiorilX
to the army tfhtsn bnTalry horscs iar.akc er thls
blood The strength Of the race horse and his ability
10 carry high weights, arise from the sUlidS Of his
bones, the close texture UI iK Hijcre, the Bulk and sub
stance Of His rrnons, aid from his whole peculiar con-
formation" D."
iGHND MONARCH viii ta found at the farm Of T. C.
JONEs, ? i mites North Of Dca ware.
TEE S1O the seasun-so hwy: consider ring the high
breeding aud excellence OF the hOrBr, tht il will not
be thought unreasonable to require this sum to bu inYa
riably paid at time nf making engagement
March 27, lS63.-tE