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e%At . Meeting OF the Executive Com mittss
Of the Free baptist Elucation Society, at Ha-
verhill, Mas, last week, - We learn from the
Concord yMes ifor. " was voted, ten to two, to
r,movc their Tssoloeical Insii,utioa from New
Hsmp,on 10 H,vsrhili. A rim OF ten acres Of
land. In 8 slightly locality called Mount wash
inatoa. snd 81, ooo In essh. we're among The
Inducements held out for thu location. .Advo-
cstes shs In establishment 1t other points In
the Esss. and also d the Wkst, vers present
and argued their claims, Including Prof. Dunn
Of Hr,lslale. Mich, and DR.. Garland OF CHI
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q Gov. Geary has signed the bill rsquir-
ING ~ilrOad soopsnis' in Penosylv.nia to
carry al passessrs uishoas d.tiDo.ios Of
color. #
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VSamuelSmiles, author Of "Sslf Help y
has been made Secretary Of London Fire
Insurance Company, With an annual salary
Of SO 900. No wonder Samuel s.uilss.
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Special Notice.

the dividends Of the Now England Lie Insur.
ancs Co, on policies Issued at this Agency. are
received and now ready for distribution.
r. SMALL d BON,
{ FGsnI Agts. Of N. 4 Nfei Co.,.
4wil a.EFF.- NB II Biddef6rd, Ne.
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FORECLOSURE OF Mortgage.

n,orrC. d hsrsey givss tlst Dorsss es,Gss Z; 3
IN bsd6saIed, On che eo.ss q, ~ isS 80
1871 = - Ysss Cessv Rs6a.y q Dssss u
r nsss y,, No. tts-s, conveyed % 6see wstsr
:, 2. "a ns s "a s :s,ss
~ s,iisvs, NssSN BY iasd ef he Late Deoiai-
~ OF, Nortksest By The Saeo Nvss. and 6ostA-
Csssriy IN o. sfhssAse Bsook. % called, Dsss.
iaS - pe!ss sfi:sd e:s..sa !hs IsssssS Bssss
eH9s - 800 krsksa, By rsAson vhsrsec he ~
Nslsf fev9 Company claims . f0rsslossrs q
sAco WATER POWER co.
l.--g,. NJ fponAs QuAsr, Az.
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Why will you work for 81 so day,

and DO bossed round, when you can engage In N
easy and profitable business that will nay you nom
81 70 S. per day or 81 per evening, u you are ct
esure. II you enclose 10 cents for further partlc.
ulsrs end sample, you will never DO sorry. Ad-
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THE NATIONAL COUGH CURE

has cured Rsv. villas Mcdonald, OF Boston,
when prunounced BY physicians ,neursbis. Il Will
cure any durable cough Il always rshsrs,. For
liosrseness Bronchitis. Sore Throat TO-, IL has no
superior. Admirable, also. for public speakers
and singers Sold by all Druggists. q. y. GOOD
WIN d CO., Boston, Wholeaals Agents.
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Biddsford and Saoo Retail Price Current,
coaarcrxp wrEkLY.
March pa. lad1.
BRIGHTON MARKET-March ~.

Herds Grass Seed per bushei, Is rs, 81 IS. Clover
led, per h. l0Di1. Red Top Seed, per h. l3c.
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EIlDRsa g. EiTCn's
"FA1ILY PHYSlCIn,s'

Sweat. l1 p.ps price 9 esos a 50 : ~
sssysd, rs1. ssa fiiy .spIt0y,d. e 4 ysnssi
xddrs;, Oh. e. 8 ffrcH, . Tpnsns s..vist
1oston- f5l rf - ..v s. f.ll I"
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woRTHINcroN. FLANDERS 4 co.
PrBLIsnERs,
81 STATE STREET,
imi4 Traveller buildings, Boston.

NOTICE.
WHEREAS my vile. Llssis. has len ny Bad ana
w board without just provocation. this 10 70 lof-
bid all persons harborlny or trusting her on nv
Alter this date. JOSEPH =. TOWNssNDS,
Saoo. March Is. t067. ~ wiz =
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.s: ::s,S q 4; ii.i ss s,si, REGISTER.

A. Court Of Probate held 81 Alfred. within
in March. In the year OF oar Lord siEhtssn
hsneDe md siIty..sssn. hy ths SHoa. 3. =.
pATlENCE 8PINNEY, widow OF Nichols Spin
nsy, late Of klttsry. In aid county. dsessssd.
having pfsssstsd her petition ier siisvssss osi
Of The personal sstats Of aid dscsassd,
,0cers3 TAT tAsIsid pstisesss Iiys soG,s 70
Der 70 s. psSiisSsd tSrss vssfs sssssssivsiy in
shs Uaiss { ysss.sl, printed ~ Biddsbsd. In ssid
cosaty. thai thsy nay appear a. Probate Court
: 4: lea ls ':::', g Z: Z:
clock n - bsDescs, ed sSsv sssos, q any
hey have, vhy Tie saDs sAeaA aos . allowed
At.sss, esssys II. xasvissa. Rssisssr.
2ass.. osors. u. Xssvi.sa Register.
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MARRIED..

In Parsonsaeld. March "a. BY Rev ?. Towns,
Mr.. Charles II. brooks, Of boston and Miss Han.
nah b. Moore, OF Psrsonsdeld.
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Our metallic brethren rallied their mighty
hosts and for Moderator cast G6 votes (Repub-
lican 2o3); they then tapered OF to ~ votes,
when their tsper burned out, which 10 putting
too hns point to the whole proceedings. Up
20 1854 Wells and York were olsssed With Al
fred. L!mingtou, Limerick and North Berwick,
as quite dusty individual towns, but they
righted themselves that year, and last year
Limerick fell into line. while this year Lining
ton. ALFRED. and North Berwick have Joined the
column. Hurrsh for good and true men every
wherei ~
A Newspaper is Hike an omnibus. "never
full;" but the Journal Ia An exception In ~.
rsrd 10 advertisements. What shall we do 7
We cant enlarge the paper, that's . settled
fact, and Il 10 tho costly " print supplements.
We shall try and solve the difficulty when our
presses arc run by steam, which will 30 In .
lew weeks. X 20 .SE'.I1'.l 80 s...
In board OF aldermen the mayor nominated
Abijah Tarbox for city mArshall. who Vas
unsnimously rejected BY bis party. T. K.
Lane WAS then nominated and elected. Mr..
Tssbox still lives. % will b sesu By hlsshinKls
hung out In our advertising columns. The
proprietors OF the gopher holes 10 this city
inst NV nights since end voted 70 serve
written notice on the mayor not TO nominate
Mr.. Tsrbox, which they dh they then served
notios to Tie eidsrnsa that thsy :ho.n not
Ward Q had pledged hiusslf moro thss thrice
to vote for fsrbox. aud sl,hsagh MArd, 2
owed bis election 70 him, they Siltsd q tAs
sieht of The gcphers. and voted against Hin.
Nov this kettle Of unsssory Och b soos Of oar
s,evine, and none OF oer bssinsss. sxssps - o.
scisnti6o Investigator OF political phenomens.
vhich d thIs-How long win aa ordinary hu-
man pstiessiy esdurs 10 b tietsd end eefsd
iSst sooe Individuals Win bar u mech longer
thsn othery. from the evidence Of tAs 81
,SfSsS~rs; hst thoss vhe thss patiently. 80
dvrU sseA . plsasant opsrstioa, -shoSld join q
oses scns ssUinf circle whore the duties Of
lls sls aors ssssssiAl to thsls assa snals
dbpositions. .r, ,rs4 yit.rilrnfu ~ n
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Etc, Mto,, Etc, Etc, Etc., etc.
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The principal deparlments. MI Madison sposo as fol-

the principal departments Mr. Madison spoke fol-
'lt il evidently the intention of tho Consultation
that The first magistrate should be responsible for the
executive department SO far therefore, we do not
make the officers who 10 aid him in the duties Of
that department responsible to him, he is not respon-
sible TO the country, Again. is there danger that
the Senate and has friends in that body may choose
rather to rick his establishment on the favor
of that branch than rest IL upon the discharge
Of his duties to the, satisfaction of the executive
branch which Is consttutonay authorized to inspect
and control his conduct? And II 1t should happen
that the officers connect themselves with the Senate,
they may mutually support each other and for want
OF efficacy reduce the power of the President to
mere vapOr, IN which his responsibility would be
annhilated and the expectation OF II is unjust The
high executive officers, Joined in cabal with the Sc
nate would lay the foundation Of discord, and end in
an assumption of the executive power only to be re-
moved by q revolution i'm the government"
MIR, Sedgwick, in the same debate, referring to the
proposition that head of department should only be
removed suspended by the concurrence Of the SEN
ate uses this anguage:-
"But if proof be necessary what is then the conse
quence Why, in nine cases ont OF ten, where the
case is very clear TO the mind Of the President that the
man ought to be removed, the effect cannot be pro-
duced because it is absolutely impossible to produce
the necessary evidence. Is the Senate to proceed
Then the object will be lost Shall man, under these
circumstances, be saddled upon the President, who
has been appointed for other purpose but to aid the
President IN performing certain duties? Shall he be
continued ask again, against the will Of the Pres-
dent2 Ifhe is where is the responsibility? Are you
to look for II In the President who has control over
tbe oacer M no,vor ~, remoye him IL he acts unfee-
ngly or unaithfully? Without you make him respon-
sbe You weaken and destroy the strength and beauty
of your system. What is to be done IN cases Whch
can only be known from long acquaintance with the
| conduct of an oficer?'
had INDUCED the hope that iupon the assembling
Of Congress, Mr.. Stanton would have ended this un-
| pleasant complication, according to the intimaton
given in his note of August 12 The duty which have
| felt myself called upon to perform was by no means
agreeable; but feel that am not responsible for the
| controversy, or for the consequences.
Unpleasant as this necessary change in my Cabinet
has been to me- upon personal considerations, have
the consolation to be assured that far the public
interests involved, there is cause for regret.
Salutary reforms have been introduced by the Secre-
tary dd interim, and great reductions Of expenses
| have been effected under his administration of the
| War Department, to the saving of millions to the
Treasury. ANDREW JOHNSON,
| Washington, Dec. IL, 1867.
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T ECTUREs.-A NEW COURSE OF LEG
i 4 lures as being delivered at the New York Museum
of ADatomy, embracing the subJects:- . .,
chow TO live and what to live for-Nouth maturity,
and old age : Manhood generally reviewed The
canses OF gestion atulenee, Nervous diseases
accounted ior-Marriage philosophically considered
'ppoeet volumes containing these lectures win bs
four stamps, by addressing "5EChEIAhS u new
York Museum OF Anatomy ana science; 30. elS
BROADWAY New YORK" hoSm~
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TIRE INSURANCE xCLUsIvELY.-THH
n PENNBY YLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANY-IncorpOrated 1S25-Charter Perpetnal-No,
$40 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence Square,
This Company, favOraby known 70 the Community
for forty years continues 70 insure against loss
or damage by hre en- Public or Private Buildiugs
Furniture, Stocks Of Goods, and Merchandise gene
TReir Capital together with large Surplus Fund
sinyested in the most careful manner which enRbes
themt oeE to the Insured und0ubted security iu
the case Of loss
Daniel Smith, Jr., yohn DeveredR
Alexander Benson, THOMAS smith,
Isaac HaKlehurBt, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robbins, J. 0llinRham Fell
Daniel HRddOck, Jr,
DANIEL SMITH, JR President
WILLIAM q, CROREILs Secretary OOi
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Mr.. StaniOn's Reply to the Presl.
dentS Letter or suspension,
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New Orleans Riot Of Last
Year.
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THE TENURE OF OFFICE BILL.
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TTNION PASTE AND SIZING COMPANY
A Paste for Box makers, Bookbinders, Paper;
tsnoers Ehoemakers, POcket-book Makers Bill
Posters, etc. II viii not sour Is cheap and always
- ReIer William Mann, Philadelphia Inquirer
HaTneT mothers American Tract Society, and others
MERCE Street
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
i OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. Ill B. FOURTH Street
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH 90 1855,
CAPITAL, $50 900, PAID IN
Insurance Lives, by Yearly Premiums. or nv <
10, or 20 year Premiums Non-forfeiIure, - y
Annuities granted on favorable Ierms,
Term Policies, Chidren's EndOwments
This Company, while giving the insured the security
OF paidup Capital will divide the entire profits Of
the Lie business among Its policy holders,
Moneys received At interest, and paid on demand.
Authorized by charter TO execute Trusts 20 act
as Executor or Administrator Assignee, Guardian,
ana In 0ther hduclary capacities under appointment
OF any Court OF this Commonwealth any person or
persons or bodies polite or corporate,
SAMUEL r. BHIPLEY, HENRY HAINEs,
gDsShUA JOSH Al u; NORRIS, y; WISTAR BROWN,
RICHARD CADBuRY, IWILLIAM HACKER
CHARLES II. COFFIN.
SAMUEL H. sH H4PLEsaH. ROWLAND PARRY,
WILLIAM O. LoNGsTRETH, Vice-Presldent.
THOMAS WISTAR, M D., j. B. TOWNSEND,
7M Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI-
fNcoRPoRATED isO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 224 WALNUT. Street, opposite the Exchange
thiS NeAnPAnS FIRE RE '01' VI uAiiAke'S
on liberal terms on buildings, merchandise, fur.
niture, etc, for limited periods, and permanently
The Company has been IN active operation for mora
than SIXTY YEARS, during which all iosses have
been promptly adjusted and paid
John L. Hodge, David Lewis
NJ. B. Mahony, Benjamin Etting
John II. LeWlSi Thomas III. Powers,
William >. Grant, A. II. MoHenry,
Robert w. Leaning Edmund CastillOn,
d. Clark Wharton, samuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr Louis o. Norris.
JOHN r. WUCHERER, President
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary,
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THE CORRESPONDENCE IN FULL.
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SUSPENSION OF SECRE-
TARY STANTON.

Mr.. Johnson's Reasons for
his Action.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

Ne> PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
ssnksssallals44slzrs BOILER WORKS.-NEAFIE O. LEVY,
PKAUIlCAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
MACHINISTS, BOILkR-MAKERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many years
been in successful operation, and been exclusively
engaged In building and repairing Marine and River
Engines high and low-pressure, Iron Boilers Water
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc. respectfully offer their
services to the public being fully prepared
tract for engines of all sizes, Marine, River and
Stationary having sets OF atterns OF different Sizes
Every description Of pattern-making made at the
shortest notice. High and Low-pres3ure Fine,
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers of the best Pennsyl-
vana charcoal Iron. Forgings of all sizes and kinds;
Iron and Brass Castings OF all descriptions; Roll
Turning Screw Cutting, and all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done
at the establishment free Of charge, and work
anteed.
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room for
repairs of boats where they lie I'm pertectsafety
and provided with shears, blocks falls, ETC. etc.,
JACOB O. NEAFIE
- JOHN p. LEVY,
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JCK AND CANVAS,
OF all numbers and brands
and Wagon Cover Ducf
Drier Felta, nom OnesC
Betting. Sail Twine, etd.
EVERMAN a CO.,
M0. l08 J0NEB Alley
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-31

MIXED PAINTS for sale in any quantity to
suit customers.
~ BY calling atour shop, east Of Warpole
House, second story of Seider & Ha)e's Wagon
Making shop, You can see the best specimen Of
sGranine IN the county work which was done
by this Machine Don't get any granting
done until you have looked into this matter
e. &c H. MCCORMICK
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-31

FOR INIT ATING BLACK WALNUT, OAK,
AND ROSEWOOD IN OIL.
It does the work better than the wood itself,
and is SO cheap, that all can now afford to nave
their houses grained.
Having bought the exclusive right to use
Adams Patent grainer in Wyandot county, we
are prepared to do Grain1ng CHEAPER.
! QUICKER and BETTER than can be done
yhand by the best Grainers. Also all kinds
PLAIN PAINTINGS
SIGN PAINTING,
WAGON & CARRIAGE PAINTING
PAPER HANGING.
GLAZING, ETC.
BEST STYLE.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01
the WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
afR ssp y isSyS, f Hss:;7,s.;I2 BOSTON

Prepared under the supervision of Rev. J.W. Pc
and 8. J. CASE 4 CO. $40
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01

What are known as the Big Trees" OF
california, it is said, are being successfully
grown in New York State. Some fourteen
Years ago, gentleman, residing near
Rochester, made plantations of these gi-
gantic trees from seed procured in Califor-
mia, and the progress already made gives
proof that some two or three thousand
years hence they will attain their full
growth. These trees grow to a height of
300 to $50 feet, and circumference Of 100
feet around the trunk and such citizens
. of Rochester as live to the year A. d. 1867
will be sure to see them in the glory Of
their prime.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01

It appears that Judge Williams has start
ed the project of building railroad from
McGregor to Dubuque along the west bank
of the Mississippi river. We have no doubt
that the project is practical one and there
can be no question about the advantages
that would accrue to this region Of country
from such road. We trust the plan will
find favor with ALL and have no doubt that
it will receive general encouragement. In
another place we publish an interesting
communication on this subject, to which
we call the attention Of our readers
. Clermont Leader. f
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FOR SALEl

@S ss~s~
HNHE sL Of nwl, Sec. Il, T. 90, r. 11-80 acres
/ First quality unimproved Prairie Land in Howard
County, 3 miles from the new and growing town of
Cresco.
The nwA of Sec. %, 7. 9s, r. 17-16o acres Coed
Prairie land well watered in Mitchell Co., and within
miles OF West Mitchell.
The seA of seA Sec. %, T. ITO, R. 81 in Rice Co.,
Minnesota.
Nine acres Of Timber Land OF Of the neA Sec. 7,
T. 1O3 r. IL, in Fillmore Co, MINI.
Also Lots Is and 49, in Block 49, Prairie du CHEN
Land Co.'s Addition.
Lots and q in Biockl7, Town Of Mazomanie, Wis.
Lot g. in Block 20, Village of Clayton, Clayton Co.,
Iowa.
Lo. 8. in Block q, and Lot s, in Block T. Town Of
North McGregOr Iowa.
Also onethird interest in the following described
property, t0-wit: sF "
One hundred and twenty acres Of Timber Land, with
the Water Power Saw and Staye Mills, with Machine
~ complete and in running order thereon.
Also 40 acres of Land, known as the Fillmore Mill
Property, consisting Of Large Stone FIGURING Mill,
Burs Machinery and appliances therein complete for
making best merchantable -four, together with the
Water Power Barns, Yards Town Lots &C., &C..
situated and being in the Town Of Fillmore, Fillmore
Co., Minnesota, all Of which will be sold cheap for
cash. -
For terms and particulars. apply to
- Thomas Arnold.
Assignee Of Lee Kipnaird.
Neareeor Feb. Q, ~. 63Stf
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01

California, twenty years ago, had no
newspapers. Now there are IL dailies, l
tri-weekly, and Al weeklies in San Fran
cisco alone. In the remainder of the state
there are 80 dailies, tri-weekly and "a
weeklies. Californians are reading peo-
pie, and their newspapers are quite up to
the average of our best eastern papers.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE By THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST

MADAME H. A. PERRIGO.
She reveals secrets mortal knew. She re
stores to happiness those who from dOleiul events
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She brings together those long separated gives nor
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lost stolen property tells you the business you are
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successful cause speedy marriages and tells you.the
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and characteristics OF the She reads your
thoughts, and by her almost IN
wells the dark and hidden mysteries OF the future
From the stars we see in the frmament-the malefc
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and the fixed stars in the heavens at the time of BIRTH
she deduces the future destiny of Fail not to
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but trife. and you may again have SO favOra
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and all desired information, 81 Parties living at q
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01

A Memphis paper says the reason SO
many marriages occur Immediately after
a great war, is that the bachelors become
so accustomed to strife that they learn to
like it, and after the return of peace
they enlist in matrimony as the next thing
to war. ctr
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-01

A new riding vehicle in Paris is mounted
on very large wheels, with the horse be-
tween them, the drivers seat over the GEN.
ter of the horse, and the latter fairly under
the body of the carriage.