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LEEsBURQ. February 23-eols


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Under authority Of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, Va, rendered at the
June term, 1850, in the suit of Carter W. Look
and Others, the undersigned, Commssoner;s
day OF March, 1867, at II m, Chat being Court
day. ut the fcont door Of the Court Hunsc Of
said county of Fuirfax, offer, al public auction,
that portion Of the valuable tract Of land called
RED HILL containing, BY recent survey,
ty Of Fairfsx and partly in the county Of Prince
William. The portions situated in the respec-
tive counties will be sold separately. The pro-
jccted independent line Of the Manassas Gap
Railroad passes by or through the tract, and 1t
ia near a contemplated depot. The land Is con
sdered the very best and most productive III
that region of country, and is OF! the red clay
soil. there held IN such high estimation, and Is
well adaptedMo the production Of all kinds Of
grain and grasses. There is IN abundance Of
wood on the land, and it is proYerhiaIly healthy.
The buildings are comfortable.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten per cent Of the
purchase money, to be paid in cash, on the day
OF sale, rs a deposit, to be forfeited IN thu. fail
ure Of The purchaser to complete his purrhaSci
the residue of the purchase money to be paid in
three equa, instalments ofsiN, twelve and eight
cen months from the day Of sale, to be secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser, and the title 10
paid; the land to be resod, at the risk al the
purchaser, upon his detaul: at any time, |" pay
the cash deposit or the deferred instruments.
Conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
MATTHEW HARRISON,
Commissioners Of Sale.
NorE-The land will be divided into two or
more tracts, and plats will be exhibited ut sale.
feb l6-eots
TOMMISSIONkRS SALEoFVALUABLE
" REAL observation-disclosures to n decree OF
the Circuit Court for the County of Fairfax, in
the suits Of T. \. Brewis and others against
John H. Gargus, the undersigned will sell. 1T
Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of March next, Chat being Court day.
1s4 ACRES and 90 POLES OF LAND, lying
at Annandale, in the county of Fairfax, on the
paved road leading from Alexandria to Fairfax
Court Houae, eight miles from the former place
and ten miles from Washington city. 1t Is Ii
several los, each of which will be sold separ-
atcly, il deemed best by the commissioners OF
sale, This property is admirably located for Il
dairy or market farm.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-tenth Of the pur-
chase money will be required in hand, Is de-
post, the remainder in s, II and Is months, with
interest from the day of sale the title to the
land to l,e retained, and the land liable to be re-
sold, for default in either of the deferred install
ments. Sale to take place between II and 9
o'clock, w NJ. IL DU IAN4,
T. e.. COCKERILLE,
THOS. K. LOVE,
Commissioners of Sale
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Feb. l6-eots
NOD FISH. 6 eorges Bank Cod Fish, for sale
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IMPROVE YOUR EYESlGHT
DIR. WHITES EYE-WATER

DIN. " ID Z y I "
Takes at once the first rank among al opthal-
mics yet known, and has proved to be the
creates. blessing to thousands Of sufferers i'll
Europe for over twenty years 1t cannot be too
highly recommended TO all men Of business, es-
pecially to bank and other officers, book-keep
ers clerks artizans, and all such as are obliged
ladies much engaged in reading, or tine needle
work 1t will not only sirens CITIZEN and Improve
weak eyes but speedily cure all inflammation,
cold, or iamcness OF the eyelids, and, also, re-
move the beginning cataract, and positively in
sure against blindness Price rs cents u bottle.
Mailed to any address upon receipt of one dol.
lar. For sale By JANNEf $ CO.,
No. 49, King st.
And BY all Druggists. ian 14-tf
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~ A X y y l G z
The subscriber is now receiving direct from
the mandatory large supply OF
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Of very rich and entirely new patterns, which
will be sold a: greatly reduced prices for cash.
Also, Gold Window Shades, Wa Papers, &c.
Gail and see them. A NJ TUBMAN,
l78, King street,
nov 3 door above Washington st.
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IN BUSHELS KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS
~ SEED 20 bushels Glover Seed; 10 bush
els Tim othy Seed for sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
NH No II, King ST.
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UMPHREY'S SPECIFIC HOMEOPA-
Ii THlC REMDlES, furnished upon orte-'
snt at the proprintor's rates, by
,IANNEI j. co.
dec Il Druggists, l45, King
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NTCTICE.-Pursuant 10 deed Of trust from
IN George Trimmer to the undersigned truS-
tee, for the benefit Of Redman +. Brudttid, da-
ted the 18th day OF April, 1866, and OF record IN
the Clerks Office of Prince William, in liber
No. 26, page 238 / shall proceed to sell, ~ pub
lie auction, ut Manassas Station, in the said
county of Prince William, on the GrH DAY
OF APRIL 1867, if fair, if not the next fair
day, those TRACTS or ! ARCELS OF LAND,
named in said trust, for cash to the highest bid
der viz: One tract Of one hundred and forty
acres, and one Of ninety seven acres beng the
same lands conveyed by the said Braiicld ana
wife to the said Trimmer. Sale TO commence 1t
l O'clock p m. FL CANNON, Trustee.
BRENTsvILLE, March e t.
TOMMISSIONEK'3 SALE OF LAND
~ Pursuant TO decree Of the Circuit Court
of Lou!oun, at the October term, 1866, pro
Eounced in the chancery cause therein depend
ing of Powell vs. Gray, I shall, about noon, on
the 26th DAY OF MARCH, 1867, ut the Court
House door, in lIecsburg, offer for sale, at p9b-
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, lying and
being in the county Of Ludoun, on the west
side of the public road leading from UppcrTlile
to Bloomfield, containing 81 acres, ROOD and 70
perches OF land, being that portion OF the Ian
gollen estate, which lis north Of the private
road Leading from said public road to the dwell
ling house on said Langollen estate, and is con
tanned within the boundaries Indicated by the
figures and letters l, 2, 8 l, Ii Oh the plnt filed
in said cause
TERMS -Onc-third cash, one third in six
months, and the remaining third in twelve
months from the day of sale, bearing interest
from the day of sale The purchaser 10 execute
his bond for the deferred payments and the
title to be retained till the purchase money be
all paid. MATTHEW HARRISON,
Trustee and Commissioner 0f Sale.
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IN 000 BUSHELS TURKS ISLAND
1V,UOV SALT, to arrive per schr. Samuel
Eddy, and for sale. from vessel, ty
HOOE WEDDERBURN,
feb % No , Pripca g.
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PROFESSOR WUNDRAM'S.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The best remedy known will give instant re-
lief 70 the sufferer The sovereign virtue of this
remedy for Tooth Ache, can be testified to by
hundreds in this community.
Price 50 cents bottle, mailed to any address
upon receipt Of price. For sale by
JANNEY ~ CO.,
jan l4-tf Druggists, l45 King street.
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DOBERT l.. WOOD,
IL Would call attention ~ HI large md
desirable seek Of
ID ~ q q o - :,
now in store and to which We will BE- making
additions iroin the newest and most cho!c" good,
Of the season.
Dealers are requested to call and examine our
assortment before making their purchH5r5.
No. 10, King street, one door from WHsh-
ington street, under Orange i Alexandria Rail
rOnG office 10 -
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PAlfF"-| N'S.'i W. ;.
COMMISSIONERS SALE. or VALUA-
y BILE LAND.-Pursuant to decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Westmoreand county, render
cd in the case Of Arnold, guardian, rs. Mont
gonery, Harrison, SC n the October term,
1866 we will offer Tor sale, at public auction, on
the premises, on WEDN ESDAI. the 10Th day
of March, 1861 that VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND known IL BLUFF POI NJ, Sit
uatcd in the county 81 Wrstmorelnnd. Va, On
the Potomac river, adjoining the lands II John
Lewis, Henry Hnudman and ". ID. Watson.
deceased, snd contains $50 acres. Tins land Is
river fiat and very productive. Can be easily
divided INFO several farms 1t is also popular
steamboat landing The improvement: consist
Of q lare" d DWELLING HOUSE, ard al m
the Us,,ai oUt-hoUsps necessary Tor I""&" -I.E
farm. The Court reserves To Itself the righ' !"
ra,ily ;his sale or not, 1T its discretion.
TERMS:-Su much in cAshus will deiIny tn"
expenses Of the suit, the costs and charges at
tr:lding thi. sale. The remainder of the pr
chase money vii! be divided into three equal
insnlmentS, upon credit of one, tWo ana thre"
years bearing int, rest from the day o.! sa!e--thr
purchaser giving bonds with approved security
Ior the deferred payments For further in!or-
nation apply in person, or by letter, TO cither
G. W. LEWIS,
oak Grove WestmorclAnd CO., Va.
+. &. :. HUNTER,
King George Cour, House, Va"
MARK ARNOLD,
Comorn, King George CO., Va.
Commissioners.
WrST,;OREI,,SD COUNTY. feb 2-laWbW
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The sub: Crbar has received he largest assort-
mcnl Of Fresh and Genuine Garden Seed ever
brough to this market, which he is prepared 20
sell IL quantities to suit elrchnsers. Hnd ut the
very owcat price they can be afforded consider
ing tie duality. H. has also received 20 boxes
of SHAKERS GARDEN SEED, neatly put
up in boxes, containing 2l] papers each which
will be sold very low for cash, or sent out on
commission. Before purchasing call ct No. 80
or 22U, King street.
feb IT HENRY COOK.
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TOAL DILL COAL Oils bills: Pitts
" burg Coal OIL prime article received
10 day, and for sale low, By
j. c. MILBURN,
feb g. Opposite the Market
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q L 0 Z r
L A NJ. ,Ianneys Extra; 4. NJ. Jan
ncys Family; Welch's Columbia Mills Extra
Welchs Family, and other brands of Extra
Flour, in store and for sale by
dec IN GEORGE H. ROBINSON
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y AISINS
IL Bunch, Layer and Seedless Raisins
received and for sale BY
NH j. +. G.. MiLBURN.
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l. Bakers Peoples Luxury and other
Strands choice Tobacco, received aud for sale by
1nh J. J. G.. MILBURN.
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UCTION 5 a L E S &.

BYJ.H. PARROTT-AUCTIoNEE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALEX
Y ANDRIA, VA, LATE THE PROPER
TY OF JAMES VANSANT, DECEASED, FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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~ Z E D
= Just received large supply of ENG
LISH LAWN GRASS SEED, expressly for
yards and lawns.
]. T. BARTHOLOW,
rs, King ST., between Water and Union,
NH l-lw AleXandria, Va.
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7 AMPS LAMP GOODS s. OIL.

WM COGAN,
y, Norlh Royal Street,
Offers for sale Lamps in grea. Variety ir"'" the
little Tom Thumb. IL the mos: magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain "i;hesi
ChimncYs, ali Kinds and sizes, Brushes Wick,
and all other good. in thetrade nj lho most rn1-
sonabIc pricc-. Especial attention i called to
large lot oil Stand Lamps just rrcaiv"', Pnrcfs-
sed ri extremely low figures, and offered IA cor
rrsponing rates. Al WHO want re0L horgG'"r
in handsomc Par!"r md Table camps had bet
ter come quickly. mn S-L
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EGGS.-LQoO doz. fresh Eggs, received this
IL day andssor sale by
nov GO-tf F. G. SWA1NF.
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UAGE.-Just received a large supply of Fresh
= Sage, in bulk; also, Thyme, Summer Sa-
worry and Sweet Msrjorsm
dec e. .IANNEY Il Co
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And BY all Druggists.
VIZ UlSkERS
w AND MOUSTACHEai

VIZ UlSkERS
w AND MOUSTACHEi}
Forced to grow upon the smoothest lace in
from three TO five weeks by using Doctor Sc
VIGNE'S RFSTAU KATkUR CAPlLLAlRE
the most wonderful discovery in modern science
acting upon the Beard and Hair in an almost
miraculous manner. 1t has been used ny tn"
elite of Paris and London with the most ilsttcr-
ing success Names Of all purchasers will be
registered, and if entire satisfaction Is not given
in every instance, the money will be chHertnlly
refunded Price by mail, sealed and postpaid,
ST. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS X
CO., Chemists No 49, kiyer street TROY. n
Y, sole agents for the United States. misty
II EDUCTION IN PRICES
Asthe season l. far advanced for the sale Of
Dress Goods, w.. will offer great inducements to
our friends. ,,,,,.,
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS embraces AL
most every desirable style and cC!o:, among
which are something entirely new III French
Hprps. Oar French Merinots are held 1T prices
rs low. if no. lower, than they were before the
war. We have just received large accession
t. our stock Of
VIRGINIA CASSIMEEES,
which will be sold at such prices ~ We leet sure
will give satisfaction: rn
dec 81 WILMER s SLAIMAkEk
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OUTER, DRIED BEEF AND CHEESE
D received and for sale by
feb e. j. G.. NILBURN
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JUST RECEIVED
for sale by Tnoy l61 J. G.. MILBURN,
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BY SIMPSON & ATWILL --AUcT1oSEERs
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUB
Y Lie SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust
from John t. Price and wife, to James McKen-
zie trustee dated the I'D day Of June 1853, and
of record in the County Court Of Alexandria
coed, on TUESDAY, the "a day Of April, 1867,
at II clock m, on the premises. to offer, at
public auction, for cash, LOT OF GROUND,
lying and being in the city of Alexandria, Va,
situated Oh the west side Of Union street, be-
tween King and Prince, md upon the North
description of said lot of ground will be furnish
ed at the time and place Of sale. The title of
the property is belle ed to be unquestionable
Stamps and conycyances at cost o purchaser.
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
Substituted trustee, IN the place Of
NH Is eotsl James Mckenzie, trustee, decd.
VALUABLE Fairfax LAND FOR
Y SALE. Pursuant to decree OF the
County Court of Fairfax county, rendered
in the case of j. Frank Brown and wife vs..
Jackson and others, sill offer for snle at pub
lic auction. at Fairfax H., on Nc DAY, 18th
March, Court day VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND, containing about THkE HUN-
DRIED ACRES, being the farm OF when geo.
w. jackson, died seized. Said farm Is IN first
rate order, we'll wooded, and has upon it 4
comfortable dwelling and fine barn, and Is 6..ss
within two miles Of Dranesvlll1. Ei:I
Terms oJ Sale One third of the purchase
money to be paid in hand on the day OF sale
the residue in three equal instruments Of six,
twelve and eighteen months, to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, bearing Interest
from the day Of sale, and retention of the Title
of the land until the last payment Is made. 1hH
cash payment ia to be forfeited, and the land
sold at the cost Of the purchaser, IN the event
Of his falling to comply with the terms Of sale
JAMES II. JACKSON,
Commissioner Of Sale.
90
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sHoDD4 ARIsTocRAcI

81 JOHN G. SAKE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-28
steam ship Profits.

colonel FORNEY, in letter from Eu-
i're, gives some facts touching the
,trat success of the Cunard steamship
de, Ii has been in existence twenty
~'rn years. The company bought four
'''PN 10 start with. aud they are now
he owners of twenty -four ocean steam
- huilt ont of their large profits, after
ay'nI splendid dividends to the stock
"'.deT>. AS a specimen of their prosperl-
w. take one trir of single stea mer.
>ae had on board two hundred and
Tsateen frst-claSs passengers, who
aay one hundred and fifty-tiye
'oilars apiece, making total of S33, 100
h gold. The freight is estimated at
'T'r!y Slo,0O6. In addition they may
receive some $4,000 for carrying the
NAL, which is included in their annual
subsidy from the British Government.
'neIr expenses are about $4,000 the
Nas!e trip-not more. These figures
".arly exact, foot up to n very large
P'oiIt for the single trip. 1t is only me-
'"''ary 10 add that at least two hundred
and eighteen passengers are Americans
" show whence these gains are de
uyed
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stunned, suddenly lifted up his head,
and glanced slowly at the eager faces
pressing round.
"The woman's Fight" he said, hoarse-
ly. 81 had-forty-two for getting drunk
and striking the sergeant. Let me pass,
pleasew
The men fell back, too much surpris-
ed and shocked by the poor fellows
manner to disobey, but the next instant
the reaction came; a shrek broke from
a hundred lips, followed By Babel of
cries, one predominating, "He's over
boardp
And so it was. Driven wild by the
woman's taunts, desperate with the
long borne load of shame, maddeHed by
the surprise written on the faces of the
men who SO loudly had taken his part,
Hugh had jumped overheard
1t was not the first time the tempta-
tion TO put an end to shame had been
strong upon him. At first, scarcely a
day had passed without a struggle with
himself; latterly, and especially since
the storm, the goodwill and respect
shown him had opened ray of hope,
and awakened the thought that the
shadow of his disgrace might not follow
him to the East. The wOman's bitter
toLgue dashed down this hope, publish
ed his shame to the very men with
whom his new life was to begin, blotted
his life fOrever-tor who among them
could forget that dayi
A boat was lowered; and Hugh being
known to swim well, it was hoped that
he Of hn NJ ha vi m
ed, he would willingly be saved-but
not so; the men in the boat saw him dis
tinctly; they called to him to wait; one
man even jumped into the water, but in
vain. Hug gh warned them back with
his hand, and when they still persisted,
threw his arms straight up over his
head and deliberately sunk himself.
When the boat came back and con-
firmed what had already been partially
seen by the officers telescopes, the grief
and Indignation of the soldiers almost
amounted to mutiny, and the captain
was forced to take charge of the woman
whose virulence and passion had caused
the suicide, as, if the men had been suf-
fered to take their own way, poor Hugh
Tanners fate would have been speedily
and fearfully avenged. If the filst part
of the voyage had been uneventfGl, it is
more than can be said for the last.
From the day Hugh preferred death
TO facing out the shame which had
broken his spirit, as it has done many
another gallant fellows, there was no
peace; the slightest incident or opposi-
tion set the excited troops by the ears;
and heartily thankful was the captain
of the j B when having
reached Calcutta, he saw the last red
coat leave his ship.
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The International Medical Congress,
which has just met at Paris, has decided
that cholera is not contagious, but is
eninently infectious, like yellow fever,
typhus, &c. 1t originates where large
numbers of individuals are collected
under bad hygienic or climateric condi-
tions. 1t is transported along great
maritime, fuvial, or land ways of com
munication by the travellers who fire..
quent them. Crowding is the principal
cause Of cholera and of almost all epi-
denies, and ventilation is the best
means of preventing and stopping such
maladieS. To herd them together like
beasts is to kill them as a matter of
certainty. Individuals in an infected
district must therefore be scattered, and
themselves and their cloths disinfected
as soon as possible.
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Primary Meeting. Tonight.

fr .rrn,dancr with the notice Of the
r.,o,-rr;r Executive Committee of
lran county. the Democratic voters of
IN. cify will meet tonight for the elec-
,,on,f delegates to the County Conven-
,,.in h,. held at the Court House on
,...,,I.>. october 5th. In order that
.....,. INA, overlook the plan of voting
r... evening, wc here reproduce the res
..i;,u ui the Committee on that point:
.,nIr,d. That the delegates for, each
.a...,. 10 shall ho elected 10y ballot, and
,.f the Election shall be kept open III
,.rh township for two hours from the
..lrr ~ which the meetings are called,
,i Ice nrld under the supervision OF
.r.Vhuluan aud Secretary of the sew
ra. meetings
H. ,r.ald this as very fair and ju-
,..,ou> arrangement, az it gives abun-
ll.r rimc fer all who desire, 10 express
lr.y sentiments in the choice of dele
rg,rs. Bv reference To the Committees
mrrr,. II will hr seen that the meetings
the city townships are 10 be held at
o'clock this evening. The polls then
.ll be- kept open until 9 o'clock, at
sh!rh time. according to the published
Ho.ramlnr, they are to be closed. There
ar.. then hr no lack of time or Oppor-
unity for all Ia participate who wish
ld0 80. -
care having been taken to provide
To-. q full expression of Democratic
,.v>. We hope our friends will respond
praup,ly and generally. The time re-
,.rrd to reach the usual place for
ao'ijuG township meetings will be but
,.Hr. tn" trouble will he insignificant,
ADD the end 10 be gained is general sat
,iactiou. We are clearly of the opin-
gong that our people generally are toe in
jarrcut To this matter of primary meet
pgS They think their duty only be-
ms when the candidates are in the
I".i forgetting that most important
iu', oi aiding the selection OF suitable
arn - candidates. We trust that the
',asi apathy will not he manifested to-
,a;
We remarked day or two ago that
..e Democratic party owed it to the
.rgn;v and state 10 select none but the
Senatorial for their ticket this Fall.
"ed",irr 10 repeat our former remarks
a.'h emphasis. We live in the leading
oun'y III West Virginia, and we con-
"..lt. Ir> example, of course, is felt,
q greater or less extent, throughout
.ar entire State. Political movements
.cIr ale watched throughout the
@ao" oi the State; political blunders
F political wisdom manifested here will
.r .,i; over the whole of the State. Let
sec 10 it that we make no blunders.
hll in order 10 avoid them We must be
lr"iNl in the choice of our representa-
Ee> Let lis then have general turn
'i OF our forces tonight. Let us have
fair and full comparison of views, to
'e end that the future of the canvass
.ay he bright and honorable.
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horse will not be very troublesome ; but
If violence is dealt out in large doses,
you will have more than your hands
full. ...-..-
The horse has such a power of obser-
vation that while he will learn every
thing that is taught him, he will also
learn and remember many things that
ought to be forgotten or rather, that
ought not to have been learned. If he
is tiogged for starting at an object, he
will only start the more on meeting
with it again for he will remember the
chastisement it occasioned, and will
fear repetition of it again. If he is
hurt while being shod, or on. any other
occasion, he will not soon forget the
pain it occasioned. and so long as he
remembers it he will not suffer repeti-
tion of the same!operation with patience.
Remember that great care and pains in
training colts are always repaid in
kind and gentle disposition; and that
revenge and malice are in this as in all
other affairs, like hiltlessi swords that
injure those who WELD them.-Fdrmer's
.idrertiSer.