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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lRrida and RrI,legroom.

Essays for Young Men on the Interesting re-
! la,iou Of Bridegroom 10 BRIDE inthe institution
OF Marriage, Guide to matrimonial felicity
asd true happiness. Sen, by mAil In scaled
! hitter envelopes free Of charge. Address,
. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p. Phlla 'ei
1Ais, Pa. noyssiy
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II. Riees Pollard, the Rebel
historian, was iassassinsfed on
the streets OF Richmord, last
week. - i
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A LECTURE

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lIice sir cents.
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lenuh, NERVOUSNESS, Consumption, EIih p>y
aud FITS; Mental unh PhSSlral lncaImcIiy, re-
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The w"iil-renowned authsr, in mis- Lee.
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without unngeruu, surgical OpPratirns, hou
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nut ln,'de oirulP AZ on e ceriatn aud eiie,'
tuid, by Whph elrry suiirier, no matter WHIST
~ tGhdi,ion 'inay he, may cure hims pll
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LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO
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sealed cnv' lope, IN the receipt Of tx cents, ~
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Marriage Guide" prce Is cents. Address
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Furniture.

A new INN, Macke. Bueer &
Co, have purchased thefurni.
ture store of J. j. Eichenlaub,
Chillicothe, and are about to
move to the store room former
v occupied bv Claypool,
Mackey & Co, No. % Paint
st., where they will carry on
lie wholesale and retail furni
ure business. This house il
onnected With the we'll know
)incinnati furniture factory o
dacke, Bushing & Co., anl
yill keep on hand a stocl
lily equal To the Cincinna'
house, and unsurpassed by'any'
nOuse in The State, either NJ,
egards prices or quality ol
| Irniture. The new store viii
e under the charge Of III,
esldent partner Of the firm
llr. August Buser, who hal
cen so long the popular sales
nan in MIR. Echenlaub's es
ablishmeni-
CLAllVVA., -,.A.AEY, " Co., tn
ropular wholesale grocers o..
hillicothe, have removed t.
heir new building on the cor,
er of Water and.Paint Street !,
and are now In receipt of a
arge fresh supply of groceries.
This firm is one of the most ac.
i've and enterprising in South
rntOhio, and we are glad that
hey have now secured roomt
large enough to keep on hand
such a stock as they'teSlre, and
accommodate their largely in.
cresscd-custom. Country mer-
chants would do well to give
them a call, as they are deter
mined to sell goods at the low
est Cincinnati figures, and keep
on hand every article in the
grocery line. m loy.4, .GeI
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100 FARMERS.

Or Farmor, sons can secure emlio, nlent
paving ffon- 8 lp0t TO si50'per month, from now
until next Spring. Addfss at once, z
aifn ZEIGLER McCURDY AGO.
INA ilar GhEoEr Cincinnati, o.
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I. The votes in seveaal pre-.
cincts in Louisiana were
ihrown outon account Of lille.
gality. The vote 'of the State
now stands for Grant. oti 81
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AMERICAN ,kLo6.j

NM ERlCAN 'AloeJt,-
This delicious preparation. fasds-hoh sh9
root OF the American Aloe, laeAvnl. 4 ne ~
vcrte. md almost universal bersFags ofths
inhsbitahts Of the mountains Of Psra, MszIcb.
and Lower California. where the pi4ni rem
In Wild luxurlsnee, Their phyHiciana ~:
stanty recommend II a. . Stinlnlant al
.diuretir.. IN all d.ssAses whsre such remedy
hiniicatsL One ofthe Proprietora. IN tar.
sRng through Mexico and Lower caiifpsniE,
several years ago, had eonAded 70 m lby .
Spanish Padre. the Recipe or hs prapassasn,
They now Offer it TO tho public With the hops.
that its high reputation as n remedy on. .ths
racihc Coast. will be Infinitely enhahcsi by
'itSSucceas upon the AdAntie. ItsundOuh,so
efficacy in Gravel Gout Chronic Rhsumasiani,
'Tneipient Dropty. fia.nienee. Conc Pains; 4
olktrrcti6ns In tho Bladder. Kidnsys sne
Urinary Organs; In DyspepsiA. and oensrAi
Debility, ana In RIhAastsd pfiAl Ensfvy-.a
unriyalsd. Itis eonsidsrsa By the Meyicane
TO DO an absolute spee!ne'FsE seifT'y, =
DIRECTIONS. Z.' 1ot
Asa DiuTetie. . tablespoonful In ssvf6S
glass Of sveetened vator three times day,
Just before meals As stimuiani, from half
AwinegiAss TO wineglassfat in iills water.
,a Occsuien may REQUIRE. ohisrys Inc ts.i
upon tho cork Of the bottle, that II has not
beer prendusly troRsnl' 'Fuf vlsus VII 81
paid for ths sHpty bOsiss Aed bs.ss Wa
returned to the Pruprietors,
,'' Brown q isoL eoeKii
a.' tSot AloeEAVtNufs Phllsdsptai !
For Sale at Sisson's.! g1as1
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Buy sour, Holiday presents
at Sisson's. =. ~ 'e0a :
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fHE VINTON RECORD.
LOCAL MATTERS.
NJ. q c. l.. r. TIME IA BILE.
GOING EAST.

On and after Sunday, November e0th. trains
will run aaiIy, Sundays eAcepted, an i6ilows;
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For Sale at Sisson's.i g5a91
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
JAPAN.
NEW PROCLAMATION AGAINST NATIVE CHRIS

NEW PROCLAMATION AGAINST NATIVE CHRIS
TIANS-SToTS-BASHI GAINING GROUND.
MACAO, June 12.-Important news has reached here
frsm Japan via Shanghai. The Mikado has pro-
claimed anew the edicts against native Christians
The civil war continued The party of the Shagoon
was gaining strength. It was reported that Stots-
Bash had raised an army of 100000 men, and assisted
by fleet of seven vessels of war; was seriously men,
acng the city of Yeddo. The natives in and around
Osaka were throwing every obstacle in the way OF
foreigners to prevent them from buying land there
according to the treaty stipulatOns.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
SERVIA.
PROGRESS OF THE TRIAL.

VIENNA, July A.-Dispatches from Belgrade report
that the Secretary and servants of Prince Alexander
Karageorgewich are now on trial On charge of COM
plicty in the plot for the murder of Prince Michael
Prince Karageorgewich has sent tele-
graphic dispatch to Belgrade, denying the
jurisdiction of the court over the members Of his
household now on trial. and he derOunces the testi-
mony which has been elected confessions COM
PEELED from the prisoners by torture.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
nrnycArIoN OF THE WELLS SEMINARY Al
AURORA NEW-YORk.

Aupt,RN " Y. July 24-The Wells Seminary
a. Y.nna ladies' located at Aurora, Cayuga County,
y Y. was dedicated yesterday, with imposing and in
,.as,ing ceremonies The building and furniture cost
more tLan sl5oooo and the free gift AZ Henry Wells
es1 the great express 10 tue educational Interests
az the eonntry Addresses we're made by the Hon N n
Hall the Hos Charles J. FOlger, the Hon. Charles b.
Sedgwic the Rev. Dr. Prime, George W. Curtis, ana
wtlaaa Il Bsgart. Mr. Wells the founder OF the psttu
nos deEivaea very appropriate and weHwriteD pre-
sestas. address the occasion Moqe tan 1000 pcop.e
Wse In attea4a2Oe.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25

RICHMOND, Va, July A.-One OF Jne secull-
ties ON tho official bond Of H. wiGsnd Collector OF CITY
Taxes having withdrawn, the City Council last night sI
noned committee to receive the books aud money from
hIm Wigand this morning refused TO give them UP
claiming that the Council not legal body, ana no
having been appointed by the Military could not ooey
their order. Gen. Stoneman was appealed TO- anu 20
issued an order removing Wgand and putting Eumuhu mum
Winnie in his place. The Collector handed over s ons
and papers under protest Wigand was appohleu eouo
proved he only took possession OF his ONCE ie" "ceH
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.

PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, July A.-In the House of Commons To-
night the Bribery bill was under consideration Mr.
Henry Fawcett, member for Brighton. moved tha '
the clause providing that election expenses be paid
out of the local rates, and not by the candidates,
which had been stricken out, be restored to the bill
Mr. Dsrae deprecated the Teinsertion of this clause
as dangerous to the passage of the bill. 1t gave no
guarantee to raepayers against the expenses caused
by improper candidates political adventurers. lie
hoped the House would not agree to the motion.
After long discussion, Mr.. Fawcett's motion was
rejected, and the Bribery Bill was finally passed.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
THE FENIAN SENATE.

BUFFALO, July 4.-The Fenian Congress is
still In session here but expected 10 close It's session
tomorrow All that transpred OF their secret bus
ness is that they have been in close communication with
military men from various sections or this country ana
also with military representatives from Canada spy
from Canada managed TO worm himself INTO one or the %
Fenian circles night sitting Immediately uider he
room occuped by the Senate, and but Tor the uney m
terferenee of some leading members OF the organization
tho spy would have been roughly usea ho va" GUM
manly elected.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
CHINA.

RETREAT OF THE REBELS FROM TIENTs1N.
MACAO, China. June - via London, July A.-ln-
telgence has been received from the North that the
entire Rebel army which besieged Tientsin after
abandoning the attempt to take that city, left the
Peho River and marched off in southerly direction.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
SPAIN.
AN OFFER TO ESTABLISH FREE PORT IN
PORTO RICO.

PORTO RICO.
LONDON, July 24.-It is reported to-day on autho-
rity of kilograms received from Madrid that the
Spanish Government will make st. Juan de Puerto
Rico free port in case the ships of the Royal Mail
Steam Company, plying between Southampton and
Aspnwa will stop at that port instead of ST. Thomas
10 at nrespnt
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
FRANCE.

THE FRANCO MEXICAN BONDS.
PARIS July 24.-The Corps Legisatf was engaged
to-day in debate the subject of the Franco Mex
lean bonds.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
VILE tzafoRaAL EXCURSION PARTY.

EsSs OF TIE USIoN PACIFIC RAILnOApM, M nsAh -
MOUNT CLAYTON, fl6 MILES WEST OF OMAHA, J"S -
The editorial excursion party arrived mere at % -
this morning aIsi witnessed the laying OF one nne
track In three hours time. The party are an Wen Aso
viii start ON their return to the East hh srsnans
New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
THE COLLEGE REGATTA

HARVARD AND YALE--A DEScRif1TIPUANI DaH TPAINING-A
NAN CRFws-THEIR MErno.S c00SSrFsTs-scENEs on
COMPARISON PREvIouSo ,CF WON by THE
AND ,iSn iSCiPEFIS CeFW IN II MIN. 4Si SEC
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reached Cedar street md was debouching lin.
To the nnbl;c sonare the excitement Of both
nart;esr vac ot fever heat No Observation-Disclosures
of v;olenea however were mnde Nv either
sda ,,ssasabort soe half of The nrocess;on
had yeache e the snnare when an ;ntoSicated
na@,[,~ MIR Won istand;na on7tbe a;dewajE
near s1on n corrcapondent fired.a pistol Init
not ~ ~ az 5;naot;p,,-oS tbo nroco,s f THO
LII 'ne ;to,t q sa,,nw e onJ arno %
s.ansI, haas,s,a e,anorai al alone Che line ~
tho ,sroooss;nn Syh;la tha ,,o%roaS farn,;no n
hrotn I, Ell a;,eet;nns pJ,scSaSs;n, their ra'
oiSars ;nd;scr,.n;netsiiv p'' Az Rev ran ,arce
hod,, 20 .La,sssaha rnad ;,,,o sainnr N ,.h;ei,
II ,.as ~ sa;J aa,na TIornh,,ru ns@raes lad TO-
Lev ma ro Sa Tho Niece 'yos tesa1lw r;ddled
with buiIsts md mr. pas q severe hand to hand
49, =. az -. ha.,,,oo,, ,ha a.,
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TIE EIEcT1oNs,-On Tuesday, important
elections took place in the States Of Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska resulting
in the success Of the Republicans.
In Pennsylvania, the Democrats elect 8
congressman and the Republicans 15-a dem
ocratic gain of two. The Republican major
tip Is about 10000 ? IottaS aa ot
In Philadelphia, Daniel M. Fox, Democrat,
is elected Mayor, over Tyndale, Republican,
by majority Of 2,2s9 The Democrats also
elect two State Senators in Philadelphia, and
the Republicans two. -,.s slsi -ris.v
In Ohio the Republican majority is said to
be $1,000. The Democrats elect six congress
men-a gain Of two. p ..-.'.
! In Indiana, the Republican majority, it is
thought, will be from 1900 to 1900. s5
From Nebraska, accounts indicate q Re
publican majority of2,0O0. saa 1sfi
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TIDE WATER CANAL.-For the week end
ing on Saturday, the 10th inst, there were
lowed from the outlet lockat Havrede Grace,
300 boats, asfollows: To Baltimore, 81 boats,
and to Philadelphia, 59boats, loaded with coal,
lumber, ice, &c; to spesutia Island, 9 boats
loaded with coal; 70 Manayunk, boats,
loaded with poplar wood for paper, and to
other points boats, loaded with lumber,
coal, orc, &c. - estruNrrpN
There were unloaded at Havre de Grace 80
boats.
Arrivals 200, and departures 100 boats.
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Ray v'iese Trolling Course.
Editor of the Egis C Lntslligencer:

10 the EdNor OF the 1gts d InteHt9encer: ..-r- re- y
Nh. EDITOR Among the many important matters Of
interest to the numerous readers Of your valuable paper
In particular and the enitre population of the country
In general, one OF them seems to be generally
noted place Of weekly resort for sport and pleasure
brief account Of last Saturdays proceedings may not
prove uninterestng 70 your patrons and friends The
weather and the track both being very favorable for tho
SPORT by two o'clock very largo number had collected
The crowd variously estimated OF from two to five
Attracted thther By curiosity or the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sayeth not which. There were young men and older
ones, some small and larger ones and some
very large Of color and some Of another
lin fact nearly every nation had Its representative in
Guiding goodly sprinkle of very worthy citizens
OF recent manufacture. Well the hour having arrived
for the fun to connience-narnely the racing-it was
ascertaned that of the fast stock had not come to
time, that 10, they were returned non est. ~
1t bad been currently reported for two weeks proceed
ing, that trot was to come of between celebrated
Hartford horse and from Baltimore county, but from
some unknown cause Baltimore county was absent The
boys were determined to have some fun though thoy
had been disappointed In their expectations and accord
ingy several spirited dashes were made against time
general satisacton Of all interested The old habitues
Of bay View" behaved themselves with their charac
teristc pride, although BLACK warrior was unfortu-
nate In casting both his front Shoes and consequent
~ debarred from the pleasure Of acting his best role
He Is certainly worthy son" Of noble sire and his
formed her part In elegant style and e and received
the plaudts Of her many admirers and friends. The
aBelle Of Harford down to her work CATER little
came home on winning time The achurchyiiie Maid"
was the adhraton Of all She told very plainly by her
course was novelty to bot she promises to be able
10 enter the ring with tho best Of the bloods" The
"Black Knight" and the "Grey Lady, both behaved
very we'll for colts. Several others, whose names
could not learn, went round tho course In their own
way and time. rforgot to mention SHERMAN Morgan,
Jr" lie went at II in good earnest, although he
cd as he thought IL ungallant TO pass "Archers
Tie oatre performance very pleasant and cred
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aHow Chilly the Evening", in Z OCTOBER

This is common remark, yet how few think
ofthe danger ofexposing themselves to their inau-
ence? In all low, marshy localities Ague and
Fever prevail at this season of the year. In this
disease there is invariably more or less derange-
ment of the liver and digestive organs. The
remedies usually resorted to have reference to
preventing the paroxysm or breaking up the
chills. If this is effected without removing the
cause, a relapse is inevitable. HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS strike directly at the foun-
daton of the evil, by acting on the liver and cor
recting digestion. The cause being removed, the
paroxysm will cease and the chills cannot return.
When the patient is weak and debiiitated, the
BlTTERS should be resorted to, as they will
strengthen and tone the stomach, alTay all ner-
vous irritation, and infuse renewed animation
into the hitherto dropping spirits, without entail
ing the danger Of reaction. aes $50 A1i4@et ,
HoSTETTER' s STOMACH BITTERS Is tru.
" preventive medicine, rendering even the fee
blest frame imperVious 10 all maIarious infu-
ences; and, as a stomachic and anti-bilious medi-
cine it is uncomfortable, and no one who values
his health can afford to do without it. Fortify
the system with this inestimable tonic and invig-
GRANT and the "Chills of October Evenings y
will have no terror for you. .,.;,.s- 49,,
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DBMoREsTs MONTHLY. Every lady wishes for at least
one magazine, aud husbands and fathers can find no
other in tho whole range Of periodical literature that
win prove SO useful SO welcome, or SO good invest
ment as DemoreSrs 1t is fashionable without being
frivolous full Of good sensbe suggestions and Of really
valuable infor nation in regard to dress, the household
and whatever pertains to womans work. Send for it,
heprco is merely nominal, g. with an honest Premium
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SALE or bASps--on. Monday, ]. s. Rich
ardson, auctioneer, sold for r. w. Whaland,
Esq, trustee, parcel Of land, in the neigh
sborhood Of the Black Horse Tavern, to John
d. Meads, for s1,525.00. ~ s lssia 4, 9es!,
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HIsroRY OF MAAYLASD.-7John, Murphy Co, No. lss
Baltimore street. Baltimore have Just published histor
ry of this State, for the Of schools complied from
Mesherrys History, From partial examination Of
its pages regard II very valuable little book
Tho following is an EXTRACT from the preface: p
The Proprietary government, nndor which Maryland
established and grew mp is known to her people al
most only by its name. Yet is in that government
that we find the germs Of those principles Of popular
liberty thai resulted in the royoluton and 1t s III tho
free Institutions established under it. that recognize
the school In which our fathers learned both the true
objects of government and their own rights as indvid
uals. , fl.fr ,,g,., n-.-,rt
least the preservation Of ssf respect equal to that
which Is furnished in the legacy ofa good name That
youth should know how rich the History OF Mary
desirable in ITSELF but Is the srest pledge that thoy viii
DO animated deeds worthy Of their sres and that by
.imitating tho virtue the vaor md the libernty Of
their forefathers" they will hand down the State to
posterity with untarpished lustre. e
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The CircWtf Court for Hartford
- County.

On Friday last. Judge Bateman, in accor-
dance with The requirements Of the Act of
Assembly. drew tho following named gentle
men to scrveas Grand and Petit Jurors for
the November term of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, which commences on Mon
day, the 9th day Of the month.
The figures preceding each name is the
number ofthe district from which the juror
Is drawn: -,
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THANEsqryINa DAY.-The. President has
issued o Proclamation appointing Thursday,
November Goth, as day Of thanksgNingiand
prayer
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90 Harsh frzzy, dead-looking, and difficult to dress,
always result from the of dyes upon the human hair
Arestoratve, tho contrary like tho admirable pre-
paraton known as "Barrctts Vegetable Hair Restora
tive" renders it soft, glossy apd luxurant.-
Republican. p 20 81 l'Il
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MARRIED.

On the 7th inst by Rev. d. A. Shermer,
STEPHEN II. MAGNESS to Miss HAIR
RET ANN EVERETT, both ofthis county.
On the 18th inst, by the same, WIN. Fl.
TAMMANY, of Cecil county, to Miss JANE
e. NASH, of this county. !'fhJ 3hj b.
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'I'IIB GRECIAN BEND--what It Is, how It grew into
national calamity. IL Is not "a New Thing
symptoms and Treatment. A small volume prolusely
tustnstedA setby mail on fcceih Of 20 cs Address
GREcIAr, BEsn PunLIsnIsa Co., p o. Box 872, N Y-E
Ta.ie supplied ~ AaEhttAN NEws Co., lit Nassau st.
N r. oct16
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THE SOUTHERN REVIEW With the October number
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,a tbs AMERICAN RlhNHR--Tho October No. contains,
besides the Monthly Farm andand Garden Work. articles
on: Agricultural Education-Agr'l Degrees-Dcmands
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Composition Of Questions Of Pasturage-sweet
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Lewis, Baltimore Md. Terms. g year. @
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MuE ncmhers of tho Bel AIR 1nfantry Company wifi
IL moot at he Court nourse. neat SATURDAY (ffth,
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-16

AN AGRICULTURAL FAIR,-We are re-
quested to state that it is proposed during
Court week to hold q meeting in Bel Air for
the purpose Of organizing an Agricultural
Society, in Hartford county. The improve
ment ofthe breed Of horses win be one Of
the principal objects Of the Society. That
such an association viii be of great advantage
to our county, mo one can doubt, and we
hope all who feel on interests'in the matter,
win endeavor to be present at the time re-
ferrod TO-, 49, 80, -. !, + ~ 500 49,