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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-29
MIDDLETOwN.
Large Turnout-Good Music-Great En-
acknowledgements Meeting In the
Evening.

Large Turnout-Good Music-Grent En-
Acknowledgements Meeting In the
Evening.
The citiz, ms of Middletown aud the surrounding
country assembled in mass meeting IN Mmu'e-
town on Thursday, the .l-t inst.
Delegations In wagons aud on horseback were
present from different points 10 the county WIN s
numerous banners and flags. The manner 10 whicn
the speakers stand was erected and festoonea WIN
flags and evergreens, certainly rehected great
credit upon the gentlemen and ladies oil the Town;
large proportion OF the audience was eonpose1u
of ladies, who appeared to be as much interested
in the proceeding as the gentlemen.
The following officers was appointed;
President-Dr. w. II. Barr.
Vice Presdents-Hnnson Robinson, Brandy
wine Hd Sergt. Daniel Green, Chrlstiana I'D. !;
John Finn, Wilmington Hd.; II. II. McMullen,
New Castle Hd !; 8. Minot Curtis, Mill Creek Ia. !;
David }. Murphy, White Clay Creek hd;; ben,
jamin Denny, pencader Hd;; WIN. Bsck' i Red
Lion Hd. Amos Lynch, st. Georges Hd.; Isaac
Stats, Appoquinimink lid. ,,,.
ecretaries-George Thompson, wilmington
Hd.; Leanier NJ. Barnes, Red Lion Hd.; Il. b.
Rice, st. Georges lid.
who addressed the meeting in q mastery and elo'
quent manner, In favor of the internal improve
ments of the State, the building of railroads ant
the placing of our debt ridden State upon frn
financial basis.
The master speech OF the day wns made by ex
Governor Pollock, Of Pennsylvania whose mas
terly exposition OF the hypocrisy Of the Demo
cratic party was listened to with breathless al
tention.
The meeting was still further addressed b.
General j. W. Fisher of Lancaster, Pa, in a
elaborate and eloquent speech. Edward G. Brad
FORE ESQ.,, also made a brief address.
The City Bornet Cand was present and enliyen
ed the occasion with splendid music.
The meeting adjourned with hearty cheers 70
Grant, Colfax, Torbert, the speakers, and tn
whole Union ticket.
In the evening, while waiting for the cars, a
extempore meeting was organized at J. =. LiI
plucott's hotel, which was addressed by Richar
Harrington, Esq. Edward G. Bradford, ESQ.,, an
Col. A. Fl. Grimshaw.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-29
TO ~ r %
INDIAN SPECIFIC
HERB BITTERs

These Bitters are prepared from an Indian recipe ~
over one hundred ears standing, and contain Wv
medical virtues of over 80 different kinds OF hou'
and Herbs. One Of the greatest medicines ever u',
covered in the known We I'D for the following namea
diseases
Liver Complaint. Dysi epsa, LOSS Oh App t'a,s
Nervous Affections, rheumatism Neura'sn'
Diarrhen, Cramp in the Stomach, scroiuia' Nd
GERS, and all diseases Of the Skin, resei a. H.
Ague, Intermittent Fever, ,cuehs anu ooius, =
hammation of the Liver anti Kidneys; oonSunip
ton will also cure Cholera it's worst iorri, ~
all other diseases arising from the impnrly M
blood. As tonic and blood mariner trefo 10
compound to equal 1t.
fr- Call and get large circulars, the oen'.a me
pot so7 South Third Street, Phade phia anu s1s
wonderful Certificates in possession OF the
Prof, 8. w. JON Es'
SOLE PRorRIRToR,
3O7 s. THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
auR1pd&wsm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-29

US District Attorney Courtney, of New
York, some time since commenced criminal
prosecution for libel against Mr.. Fitch Ga
witness in the famous Kentucky Bourbon
case), who is alleged TO have informed Presi-
dent johnson that he Courtney had receiv-
s 10, 900 for relaxing his efforts to bring the
defendants to punishment. Fitch's counsel
moved to reduce his clients bail from s 80, 900
to s4000.and in support thereof, retracted all
he had alledged against Mr.. Courtney, stat
ing that his informants were Mr.. Buckley
and Mrs. Ann s. Stephens. The motion
| was granted
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-29
tEsrABEIsHED IN 1881 aue-ist,

fESTABIISHED IN lS4ol aue-iotW
1868. FALL. 1865.
Phadephia, Rems s,SIs, Seed ed
ling, Ripawam, Napoleon III, Wilson'S Albany iua'
Raspbe Philadelphia, Clark, Doolitte's
Improved, Davidsons Thornless. v,, x,,.
Black be rries--Wilso Early, kittatiny, mis-
| souri, Mammoth, Derche ter, Lawton.
Currants-La versaillaise Cherry, White Grape.
tsooseberries-Clnster Honght."sn l , sseaiins'
Peach Treps-Bale's Early, Mountain Nose
Large Il York Crawfords Early, ard late Moores
| Fayorite. Ollnixon, Reeves taYorite, stump tuc
| World, Susquehanna.
/ Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees.
Ornamental Trees.
Hedge Plants.
Fruit growers will save money by sending for my
sent by mail on receipt of 81. All orders will receive
p'oA'p' "'' DAVID S. MyER,
aup2owtf Bridgeyil.e, Del
STRAWBERRY BASKETS,
STRAWBERRY CRATES
Beecher's STRAWBERRY BASKET is now full,
acknowledged to be the best in all points Of any be
ore the public. pint of berries iR this basket vii
often bring more money than quart in the old styles
CRATES for these baskets of any pattern to sui
clipper; built for service.
PEACH CRATES and LADDERS in their season
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
MouLDINGs, scRowL SAVING,
TURNING and JOB woRl
Or EvELy DFsoairIros.
Furnished OF excellent material and best workma
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-29

The Washington haieltigencer Thursday
morning came out squarely against Seymour
and Blair, and demanded that the National
Committee should drop them, and take up
either Chase, Hancock, johnson or IIend-
ricks. 1t wanted any candidate who could
defeat the Radicals. The Eapress reads
the Iatelligencer out of the party.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-29
UrarsIIsrs' Gntde.

Tua PHII4ADELPnA, WI.
OK ~ IP,1 ATS 4 n AND BAITIAoRR
COMMENCING SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th. 1865
AS Ml YsHs HSs \ ssS snssy. s.,,a
Con- oonnsss WS RsasS az wilmington
0T ETPRsss anf N s s S% Sundays oxce
r Bm05s and snS stamping WI
% M WIZ aa or New Css connect
EXPRESS TRAIN 4soat r, N. SUNDAYS excep
ed, for BALTIMORE and WSshlngon stopping at ches.
Is5 ssnSn NewspS Efson esrsws
town, Perryvlle, Havre-de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
mans. Edgewood. Magnolia Chase's and ii MINERS
mi NIGHT EXPRESS at 11.so p NJ, DAILY, for Ralt.
more and Washington, stopping st Chester, Thur.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. Will
take the ii'4' w hiI 4 lspr TRAINS,
Stopping at all stat19n '. between Philadelphia and
100 p,u.a.n,, w IL II go 4 aao ,oo -,
Meaye fnadep9TsS Tie az go p n 'O ra Su0 a aae
meets with Dolayare Railroad for Harrington and in
'sf Leave Wilmington at 100 and $40 A. NJ, 1850
ai5 and 100 DAILY P. n The $40 A. NJ. train viii
not sop bstwssp 6hs,tsS and Tsd philsssph,a
Leave wilmington at 1890. A. NJ, 1a.i4, GA and
WV : CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 1851. s4s and 11.Os A. M, 913
FROM g, sA I'M " n 10 PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bsitlmo,e a TO A. M wsy NAL sss
From Baltimore to Pert Deposit and intermedat
stations at 500 P, M.
K Accommodation train from Port Deposit will leav
Perryvie at SAT A. NJ, for Baltimore and inferno
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at 0.i2 A NJ
Trains for baltimore leave wilmington at 124s an
| 1902 A. NJ 12.b9 and 6.N r. M.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-29

A NEW VOLUME OF
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ENTITLED
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CONTAINING
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THOMAS BISHOP,
Successor to James G. Pickels,)
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NO. aaI MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Takes this method of informing the citizens Of
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MILFORD. DEL.
Tho undersigned desires TO call the attention OF the
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stantly kept on hand or made to order.
SADDLES,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-29

M, R = e II r y
KENNEL TURNPIKE.
FopR MiLES FROM WILMINGTON
PEACH TREES.
100000 Peach Trees including all the lesding Va,
rieties-Hae's Early Of carefully selected STOCK, anu
warranted pure.
APPLE TREES.
$4,000 Apple Trees, Of the leading varieties.
PEAR TREES.
sa.oOo Pear Trees, standard and dwarf, embracing
an extensive catalogue.
MISCELLANEOUS TREES.
Cherries, Apricots. Nectarines, Plums Quinces,
Shade, Ornamental and Evergreen In any quantities
desired.
STRAWBERRIES.
100000 Strawberry plants embracing all the lead
lug varieties most favorably known.
MISCELLANEOUS
Rsspberries, Blackberries, Currants and Gooseber
ries, ehrubbeIy In variety. &c.
Particular attention being paid to the cultivation
Of small fruits we are enabled TO guarantee al pan,
ppre and invite our customers at any time, 70 Ga
and inspect nurseries and satisfy themselves INA
we know our business.
For descriptive catalogue address inclosing =.
|, stamp.
Centreville, New Castle County, Del.
: Nd. sepi7.1yw-tp
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-29

GEORGE NJ. ID. WATSON,
Successor to II. II. SeoIT,
N. W. COR FRONT SIMPLIFY STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES, s. PROVISIONS
TEAS, CoFFEES.
SUGARS, SPICES.
FISH, SALT,
HAMS, SHOULDERS, &c, dc
~ McLaughn's EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR alt
ways on hand at the lowest market rates.
jy2-2meod-1yw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15
WHOoPING COUGH

The testimony II an who have used Il f0r This
terrible disease during thc last tea years, BE-, that
it invariably relieves and cures Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15

Hl Lsuuausa Eau q mtn l@g
u.ra4 ala Jliut b aese Hsggf beer Wouit Htk a.
cate H. stopped IS m Ylag; e as, "Ge
hsuss - uss ttsl s. tr-ef aHd Man cAu araaA
hfy ga.sss u1 MA feel ifuA a(Ats. ! 1m hls
mIat Naa 2raf nblsssy an be shows it-
Iruas ltgf bsarn ~ don't - show t. AZ ays
did IAaka 81 4 Ssale Utrn' p~gp-pepieb'a New
a. 80, em toseated, don't 80 somfi Iage beer
las 10 ntsrs Epct ~ msu - much va'er Can
vhk tAicl huie through iaeeT - go crack ia or
Hlaa pr8' say osr man Bet y two doFar'aaf
aesn NJ h0aspn aads ls way hame With thic)
haie hre bear aatslf o. y cay beef 'str0ys
meu sis. Member better to-day an oy'r
dIl paaQrE. 1Ah br-vhoa that gehmn 30
mona ra'd st -vhest vas ; Cauyo'lon hsldf What
am I-who b you, au'hoei pleaae tel met sey.
stree rum laaH stree ra'rsa1 eau set a lhicl
haetu % my way III don't D has r.
We hn him, satisfied tasi Dc vas rgat lager
beer is not intoxicating on, 20.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15

~TN 7 81 ya vsat q huy tay
tfrts Is ag sa5 p@g h0 bey o. eae
aft
i Ae Ea tlw All go Aai be
phs ~ creased d ~ Aytd s. asas lafFs
bsfffi f z ag@ afsvb5u5t ta hm !
bse ah5 iag ~ ha.i ham
ta - @ As saasa na "a aat fiav
mt
Bhf 8sat 200 yaue Ia kni zee r messurs
ygsr suaeHntAuy aAdL "Haa dayaa ksos
bi msy aeat aauAsu as aaa Iagrcs3
tar
Tbe es spse3 a. ma sa8 na3eA sIm NO,
sas ~ IN gua saul as aors. 4
Is maa
~get o. pars esHv Iuia What Do yea
He4a
why maam shauld auiY iase ny berries
bal pa sasA D. Stealing bant yaa Aink iha'
vaadh 10 vrss fr yasr
Lstm hink efnls uhca We ar tempted ia anl
vas ~ eheas aaaAsr Hgu ohan DO w. hoai
fefHe g 500 hes bt3 BIS properly
VS. AosEh e mar .ase ai
Ea1 saaess Do Is raa iHiee8 compared
ssta ,ag aaH DO s rAte8hu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15
BusinessLN

Tie attention u our readers is directed to
the advertisement Il Goes Dyspepsia Cnre, ia
another fart y this paper. This truly Valuable
Medicine u recommended BY an who uso it,.
Head the certificates.
Yermnnlers. nata The advertisement OF The
Tarees,f heeg7f AID Eta1aer. It, Tublshor is an
eutorpraia, eide-Avake man. Ills paper, IS a
nnts palsv. Il worthy afpatronhgc. Road the in
dacemcuta.
Radical Beftoration. IL good Effects are per-
msnebt Ii not ouiy restores tho colpr Of the
kair, bot The quantity and natural giossiness
This j. sail By eysFy uao using Mfs. $ A. Aliens
Improved isc1s q Hair R1rtarer or Dressing
Uus Bullar. -iwQJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15

FoyB ~ roaK While in conyersaiaa, recent.
b. nlth "a aged state who was d.sflll3w-
sllppel = feu years ago far ngl paying Hlhess We
asked bim sbat be thought IL that a~ystetn, 10
wlAsh, c~Icratng bic eyebrows, aud leaning bis
head thoushtfuGy 90 5ne side, 30 rapledin bIiof;
"iYu sec ! vas aiuays particular shout paying up
for . igng time after I gat here. Finally il came
a fau when ! bad ton very ane hogs. Well, 70 do
the square thing, / drove aao 1he q them up 70
The uthing ysld, and butcAerod The rect, and SGT
20 cutting tm up. Well, viz, about The time 1
had got il dano, there comes ono d Brgham'4
clerks, And tool o~ne-ienth otthe hams. gne-ieuth
u ahc sAanldcrA oae-tenA u die lard, aud 50 On
clear through Soon ticr There comes the Bish-
% aud insistcd on 8 donation Tor such a purpose,
Eud uoi lalg ahcr somebody fr something elsoi
and, III, vhsn ] got through, / found ! had the
meat q just one hog left. Well ! vent up 70 see
the president shout ~ and what 20 sou think he
sad Jas. 80 home and tell the Lord about IL,
and see II He don't tel you brother Bngham's
mathematics aFe night, that you'yo only given
tAe lord HIS share Well, / wsnt home and did
Ret sAy mach, bat / thought tA9 Lord was foad .
PORK sal Lule ~ieportT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15

Those Indebted to the late firm " Young 4 pHYie.
aud aleu those having claims against them. are In
formed that the subscribcris the man for the crisia,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15
MANHOOD now Lost How Restored.

~ Just publthed apeH edition ~ DE CfLygE
wKlts GnrbHATru Tkssf ~ t8r ftHissi cure ~ lAaHt
nfjidHs9 u FFsfuHtoffbuA ~ htUitki Ashtei .sHd
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indH EfbtA 10 sssHt3 fxtFa8aFtbce.
rgfs. in scaled sHTelspE, ahiF Z ftuts
Tbstslshfstsa sHtA sf lu ttt tdmght5s FssaT tlssfy
AsmoHttutss fHm q tl4rs YtaFs practice thst ~ Al
sruatng eubssgufHfFt 81 AtfHbtaH usy lF f*eishlF
cbfsf 1ifAast tss s~abFeYoes 10 0T8htsfltt msafifs "
Ia atBhfsftsH N ths EHlfr ft#Hthg HHf smooF sttnts
81 auss simple certain. srd FHasfHsi ~ nsE Z n sh ID
sYsfy 6 reffY. 80 uaftsf twhEt hH H~aNeil0n HtF bs,
msf sufs bimsff EIesFy FfFstfg uHd fkatesHy
Tt3s Lsrlmft sbDalahe iu.1As kanat - every y9uia
tHd sKefJ Hab 90 tbt laha
sem lsarr SEA. in bifia t~Hrsleps tsssy sdafssa.
SosfpEta, 20 psrlbt 20 as sshts, ~ I've FgsttEsa tnFt
Iise. brCalfrrsrifs Msrrags betAs pre- - =
AdtFcst fks rBbHsAsf
CHAs &c ELfNEGc0.
4Ygl ~ Bowsfy. ks~ BefE Poet ofrs Pa az
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15
COUGH BALSAM.

Tas long gHe4 ara pTuhr Hmy again
s use as4eatn 8ths - s. ahrn ~
ga yeas srssa pHrs sasaa
maks tssr bos e ths anlrana msn
ulAt saolEst te many tu rnurs3 n the
ha&3 oaft suI saatauee tae hy
thrat 90 ang Ana HAs y vizpr.
Ce cough IAlm 8t Is frsta For
YEAR, d b beeH a b8ssaho5a mcicas and
mathers snAlass Co. ths safety u ihcr ehljran.
and AZ vha sRf hom an disease oftta threat.
chess aud laass anaa Aard lob slu5aut !.
n aaausn b tbs 5rslaay f5at osace So long Ia
Size market W now faralsA oar msnmotb f4aily
azs bottles sA.eA vii, 10 eansmon with shs eth
90 t.ze, BE- fsgal al 81 Drug StofsA
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YER
Agriculture.

Tits department IL edited by q GRACE III
HAED Esa., President 81 tha Springfield Agrtcult'
t3rirty.
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CHARLES X. YOUNG.
Factory Point, Aug 8 1864.
Tie Old Established Hospital,
No. 8 Beaver S., albany, ~ Y.
QUICK CURES AND Low PRICES.

NO. 3 Beaver s., Albany, n. Y.
QUICK CURES AND Low PRICES.
Treaty Thousand Patients Cured Amuagg.
nE,J. TELLER continues 70 he complementary con
~ sstsa on aI forms olpriyaie distasss atAis VIA ss
lahished Hospital, No. 3 Beaver street Albany. n. y
Twenty years devoted 10 this one particular branch af
prsruee, enables him to perform cHFsa tuch hs 10 other
physician can, and histaclites ere sgch fbstHg IN CORES
~poadgHcc With lke meet ewiufHtp AysicaEt BftAr Old
World of0btaibtug TIE hafssths sell Is The latstt RENE.
dies ier these diseases, oners Inducements 10 tbs luipf.
tuAate ofa 4liek tHd rapid cure, " b. ebiaiHrd atHoSlh
er oftee ih America. IN fyphtif, GaDHfrhHa, elect
stHetUrr. Enlargement u lie t~estieet aHd Epefmatit
cords. Babe. liberated IhFuat. sore nose tender shin.
boura. Cutzaesus s~raptlops Bais tlcfrh Attesses. fnd
ai other impufines " he sysirn. sff perfectly aBdef
he control 0ftHs Doctor incidence and uaytb been test
sdiu more thai 5000 cases aneaaiiy, shh Immense
YOUNG MEN.
Young men ADDICTED 10 secret babts vho have ira
paired theif hsaiths and Destroyed fbs 8lgar II tbet
minds, thHt epafinFthsmfslFr aftbs pitatlrt q Aar
rita Llif arr hoilhea tAAi Pc t'atNHl'E ~ l'nsi
they vii fnda friend u fpItalf and F%hysieiah rho
has cured thUusauat iH almost efffg laft ~ tEr thitFa
ststss. vie apptsd 10 DR. 4 broken down 10 hsaih ho~
rsjoicc 10 sl tAat makes Hfs assirsblF tha usb hsppy
Tie rea4erIs ofoaarsen sAro that ~ dsle.y efthis ABB
eel ~ilprsysnt = ihart minute descrtptien o. hts yer.
Abs dlsshss.
DR. TELLERs GItEAH WORK.
5 baal torassyeFy surtHag disalo'ar's ~ ~
isrs great work fee te married ~ thasa contemplating
insuIazs zeg rsgss-fu3ef piatfs irieek y eehis sai
a. al parts aHaer aaal pasl paid @tsA sHtifs saa -
past yeaf TIE tirgis Har1td 80 ths ma"lsa hhfFg
Aisrluys on Lave. ~ hlw sehgose = Fartnat seemb4fl
wsA 81 MtfwfsFY HtHHtsins haNdFsas pfseefstt nts
~ befgr, pab8shsa Warranted e n worth thres npff
~ au1aat sstsd ffit AHfhiti a spset . psfi5s'
Teller has devoted = lfeums g ths eefsefthsss aihtsts
- apab whifb hfs basstufat
10 IHE LADIE6.
Or TFFRTs suHf- sHtinat Ee sltg sRfErY@H AfneHrafs
a.. ~. ~ - ss-tsf, ia ia Fsm1s aeathy P1Hs-
Ia sale q more thfl kaleaH taEts. ssfEl atsAft ths3rfsFr
station e . fsnAat renee aaagFesehes "a - c
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-29
HORSE NOTES.

The arsenic story about Blackbird is all gas It
was more likely Lobea. The mare by that name has
arrived at Saratoga and will he backed heavily to
win the hurdle race.
General woolford, the celebrated racer, has been
sold to E. A. Smith for $4,000:
DR.. Underwood says there is not lame race horse
at Saratoga All the stables are doing WELL and the
racing viii excel any that has previously taken
place.
Mr.. Mans, OF Flushing. L. l., showed up a mag
nincent chestnut mare, by Trustee, the other after
noon on Harlem lane. She is fast.
There are seventy entries for the Travers stake at
Saratoga for the year 1870. This Is the largest num-
Der ever entered for o stake In this country.
The Rensselaer, Park will have two days racing
after the Saratoga meeting. This track IL finely laid
out. 1t Is only half mile In length unfortunately.
Frank Smith has imported magnificent saddle
mare. He calls her Flirt. She was cur,cting In the
Park yesterday afternoon.
r. G, Cryer, with his great hurdle mare, Lobea,
arrived safe and sound at Saratoga last week Eagle,
Harry Clay and the other hurders will have to mend
their ways when going with her. Backoird slckened
owing TO the crowded state Of the stables at sara
OF horses including Plantagenet The Banshee and
several Others to o farm in the nelghborhood OF the
course Mr.. F.s stable Is In charge Of John Davis,
and In nne condition.
Betting Is even between j. A. Connolly ana Fanny
Cheatham for the Saratoga cup II both start
Peter Trainer has very pretty bloOded mare whicn
ne shows up occasionally between 125th street and
the bridge. She trots fast when called on. she 10
worth oil he gave for her,