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grated. Such has been my experience,
and such seems to be the case with Col.
PLowDEN, as | learn from his letter this
year saw published about the peach crop
He is a large grower of fruit, and his OBJ
servations are of much value. The finest
and best favored crop of peaches ever
saw was many years ago in an orchard of
an old lady friend of mine in this county,
who raised them all from the stone plan
ted as soon as she could after eating the
peach. Whenever she could obtain the
stones of extra nice peaches she planted
them, and the second year set the young
trees in her orchard, which she cultivated
in small vegetables every year, SO as to
keep the ground clean, and succeeded in
always having crop Of delicious fruit,
from healthy seeding, trees. She thinned
the fruit, and had it large
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BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.

TNHIS institution the only Female College in
l. Maryland, was incorporated in lo49 and
literally endowed by the State in 1860. 1t ai-
fords Boarders and Day Pupils every advantage
to acquire thorough and accomplished educ'.-
tion. 1t has good Library Chemical and Phi :
osopIiical apparatus, and valuable Cabinets Of
Minerals Gems Coins and Medals. Besides pu-
pills from the different counties in Maryland, it
has an extensive patronage from the Middle,
Southern and Western STATES.
Session opens September G'h
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
NC. BROOKS, LII. D. Prof Ancient Langua-
T. Lucy, 4, N. Professor of Maihematcs &c.
Mons. LOUIS GANBlN, A. NJ. Prof. oi French.
Mr. LEWIS LAUER, Prot. Of Gerunan.
Mr. G. A. GNUSSPELlNS, Prof. Of Music.
Mr.. VAN REUTll, Prot. Of Painting,
Miss NJ. S. COVlNGTON, Siailcmatcs 4 His
tory
Miss NJ, b. MOON, Bellies! ciie;s ai.d Ply sioI-
ogy Late Principal OF Female institute, Sumter,
s. g.
Miss IMOGEN II, SIMMONS, Piano and Sin.
ing. Late MusicRl Drec,rcss state Female Col
lege, Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. L. A. POiaSTER, Piano and Guitar.
Mrs. JULIET WORKMAN, Vocal Music.
For Catalogues or any information, address
July 3l==3ma A. BRuOkS. President
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Summer Treatment Of Eruit-,sees.

1t is generally better to let trees in the
orchard alone after the spring or early
summer pruning, but it often happens that
dwarf apple pear, and other trees in small
gardens need hooking after Just ab3Ht as
much as the grape vines. When the space
is limited, aud the trees are planted near
together, the new shoots must be pinched
in after they have made few inches Of
growth. Ii ii tree is very thrifty, and oc-
cupies all the space that can be allowed to
it, and it is desirable to bring it into fruit:
bearing, then 1t should be subjected to the
same process of having the ends ofthHntw W
shoots cut or rinched off. This will es-
pecially apply to dwarf apple and pear
trees. There are no moues of inducing
fuifulness, such as bending down the
branches, pr4niEg the roots, and sowing
the land to grass, to check the growth
Peach-trecs are improved by thorough
pinching in of all new shoots after they
have made ten inches or foot growth
Those not fully acquainted with this way
of doing things should try the experiment
on small scale and work along as expt-
rience may suggest. t.-Zion's H,uld.
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A nreacher. weary with travel was ono

A preacher, weary with travel, was once
on a journey up the Connecticut River,
assiduously wooing rest and sleep, but his
efolt; were bafiied again and again by a
head thrqstipg itself into the room and an
nnpnciug ip stentorian tones the name of
the successive landing places. First it was
"Haddam," then East Baddam," then
Haddam Neck" then "Ney Haddam, :"
"Haddam Centre" Dutch Haddam,'
"Haddamville. "Haddam Corners" At
this jqncture, the preacher, wrought up to
frenzy, forgot his grace and forty years of
service, and hearing the footsteps approao-
hing for a new announcement, sprang out
of bed and anticipated it by roaring out !:
"Confound these Haddams | wish the
devil hadem."
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Selett poetrp.
SEPTEM RER.

Fair autumn month the earliest of the three,
Which, following sunrise with her livd train
Of glowing life, like richly laden vain,
Comes bearing in its fruits of harvest free
From many field
Athwart the hazy sky the molten clouds
Lie loosely stretched in sinuops fold
And flashing rays of sun, like bars Of gold,
Shine slanting down on tree aud shrub, lowbowed
With promised yield.
Upon the hills like banners on the plain,
The ripening corn throws out its Haunting
leaves,
While in the meadow waving TO the breeze,
Are countless hosts Of golden-headed grain, And
prooping leaves.
oh, Heavenly Father may life's summer hour
Wear on like these fair months with promise
filled,
And may its autumn, like September, yield
A glorious harvest, which the Garners power
May bind in sheaves.
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ANTS NESTS. corrcsp ndeut informs
the American Entqmologist that by bury
ing few sliced onions il ants nests ho
has caused them to abandon their quarters
The same paper learns from hurticulIu:-
lists, that two or three tablespo6utuls Of
kerosene poured into the holes in their
nests will produce the same effect
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The dome of the In nvalides Hotel, at
Paris, where the remains of the great Ma
paleon are resting, is at last completed, i,
and presents q magnificent appearance,
sparkling with gold. 1t was gilded for
the first time by Louis XIV, for the Sec
ond time by the first Napoleon in 1906,
and now for the third time by Louis Ma
poleon.
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Tgq horses in Jones county, Iowa, were
cured OF rattlesnake bites by an external
application rF iprpentine aud salt to the
affected p!"r's. and by drenching with a
decoction Of snalSeweed and whisky.
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Two Englisbmen travelled three days
together j s,age-coach without exchang-
ing word. On the fourth day one OF
them vcntured to remark that it was n iue
morning. And who said it wasn't?" was
the reply
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MILDEw.-Lemon-juice mixed with salt
powdered starch and soft-soap, and applied
with brush. is good to remove 'mildew.
After the application is made, the article
must be kept on the grass until the stain
comes out. - "a Ut
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Don't initiate the sun and rise early,
unless you intend to retire when he does.
The sun don't go around to theatres, balls,
meetings, and all that, in the evening.
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Chinese books are read from the right
side of the page toward the left, and from
the top to the bottom of page, in vertical
instead of horizontal columns.
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The letters in the word tears viii
form forty words without counting proper
names whilst hearts will form over
seventy wc15s.
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MIDDLET0WN ACADEMY.
A First Glass Boarding and
DAY SCHOOL,
UNDER TIE DIRECTIO.
WARREN /. HICKS. A. b. op,,vo,n,,o
HUDSON A. WOOD, A. B. "'F0iF*--''


WARREN /. HICKS. A. b. pn,,o,na
HUDSON A. WOOD, 4. B. "'F'D*'''
assisted by
Mrs GENIE II. HICKS and Mrs. MARY WOOD.
TNALL Term begins September 18th, apd ends
j. December oath,
WINTER Term begins January 4th ana ends
March 26h.
SPRING Term begins April 5th and ends June
,25th.
Tuition per Quarter of 70 weeks, payable at the
middle Of each Term:
Small Scholars in First I.eSsons......,S 8 90.
Primary aFtmcnt....f...,.t,..,......" 90.
Acadcmical Department i,,.i..............ll CO..
Classical Department....,,....;,.... 10 90.
Instrumental Music. ic.......",.....,,"....l2 90.
Vocal '.'''''''''.< w.
use OF Piano. "y.
German and French leach extra .........2 90.
Tuition per annum, includinr ~ I'd,
wood, iiehis, and wastnE., ,,,.22G 90.
The same per Term. m....u.,..n....o,,',.."f 90
Students charged from he eue O, erietins.
For further partitulgga address The Principals
for Circular, Mddleown, Del. Oct. 3--if
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MDDLEoWN DELAWARE SATURDAY MORNING. sEpTEMB

Francis, by the austcrity of my lii AN.
the sanctity of my appearance, soon gained
a reputation Within the miserable days
aud in the memory of the wretched years,
are hours Years had rolled along, yet
still mournful remembrance clung to the
scenes of my early life, aud little did the
vulgar crowd that hung around my exhor-
tations, dream that the austere Priest from
whose lips the cold words of absolution
fell, had pent up within his heart smoul-
dering volcano
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MIDDLETOWN STOVE HOUSE.
s. w. ROBERTS,
COOK STOVES.

NIAGARA, NOBLE COOK, MONITOR
CORAL COOK, WM. PENN, LEHfGli,
and others made in the city.
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''How splendid all the sky how still
How mild the dying gale
How soft the whispers of the rill,
That winds along the vale
So tranquil natures works appear,
1t seems the Sabbath of the year.
As if, the summers's labor past, she chose
This seasons sober calm for blandshing re-
pose"
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ment Ia victoire. Celia peut etre; mais croft
il cette victoire decisive, derniere, finale
Cube nest virtuellement plus espagnole, plu.
pays d'esclavage, mais terre ibre ct ameri
caine. 1
L.or, espece de nercnre harometrique dc
Ia republique americaine, baisse. Quand done
sera.t-iI zero?
Vnux MoxDE.-M. Troplong, le savant
jnr'sconsu'te, est mort. Adolphe vaitray q
etc nomme president du Senat nnpoeonien,
par snite de Ia mort de Troplong. FORBADE de
Ia Roquette eat president du conseil, Rouhe,
n'inistre de l'interieur. C'est un petit renue
menage au cabinet dune altesse.-Un incep
die detrnit les casernes royales de Madrid.
Serraao ct Prim favorisent un pardon general
pour les delits de presse. Rien dimportant
nest encore sorti du ventre des Cortez.
rapport annoncant Ia mort du pape est
refine dAngieterre lbere Z pri.
sonniers fenians.-Tout est calme en- Orient
du cote de Ia Grece ct de Ia Turquie. Bis.
mark etudie la grammaire ,nongoiique
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de Ia fol rayonnant en- admirable bont3. Lacordair.
semble revvre en- Chocarns in.
Or. quand il viendra, simple ct beau dams sor
envelope blanche, d9sintSresse autant que liberal
jeune autant que miskricordieux, il faudra franch
les ea',x du Jonrdain Fiders. idiherents ct incre
dntrs, tous se souvendront de lui aprs. ravoi,
entendu Sa religion est faite de haute moral. e,
d dOnctueuse teudresse
GEST'LLY-La legislature pouvait racheter ~,
f"ors en- ncorporant GENTLY. Ponrquoi he a.t.ele
pas TAFT Est-ce parceqne Genty est un vsan,
ND de democrates7 Qulimporte! notre willie gran.
dra quand meme, prosp6rera maxre tout. ser. IA,
on tard sacr6e
Qnand leg Legislatures ct les legisla,eurs ne
seront plus, Gentilly sera encore
Au reste, q'and 6tronemsn reviendra dc lile de-
Cube, strongman prendra Ia parole
EcOIEs.-L article 1876 de Ia Contitution loui.;a-
na'se dit quill aura uue 6cole publique en- cllaoue
parosse, que les enfants, de- six 1 81 ans. seront
admis dams Ia dite ccole, etc"
La pean ne signifant plus rien l-s enants blancs
ct noirs eperront en- commun. Bon nlais -st.on
''n enfant l'age de 81 ans Et sill NY ou une
ecole rs gareons ct les file 6peerout egaement en-
commnn' Est-ce tout Non; dams ce pays de pnber-
tes precoces, des jeunes files qui sont mere.
douze ans. Alsiteront-elles leurs enfans leeoe
EtuJieront-elles cote de lenrs enfants 7 po,r
rendre Ia chose partaite barbouilleurs DE- lois. il
fa'lalf declarrr redacation bre, gratuite ct.
"obligatoire."
phOn7,.0DL;e -Nf n Nf,nooI I,
plus ha'l'rs. photographs de Ia Louisaucs, est
n'omentanemc"t GENTLY en- St-Jacques.
~ Sc mettra, croyons nous, 4 Ia disposition d.
pefsohnes qul voudraent leur portrait, c portrait
de Ienr fan'ille, ct a',ss la Photographic de lenr
residence, soft q"on vienne iui, suit qu'on Zap.
p.l|e
LOccasion ne saurait Atre meilleure.
NJ. II. ManceI est un v6ritablc artistic.
Son donicile est pr6sentenaent au "Ceutillv
Hotel
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Nouvelles.

| Lorrs1ANR.-La Legislature ne siege plus.
ct bea"conp ls'en felicitent.-M. Oscar Du'
peire a fustige dams Ia rue de Chartres e
general McAli!Ien, IN !egislateur dn jour
NJ. Leche, maire de Ia fnbrique Warmoth, a
vouu s'instaler Ia mnirie de Jefferson mais
NJ Letheque, chef de Ia police, la fait tilel
sans eremonis.-Warmoth signe des bills
La Nouvelle.Orleans, CONNIE il appert pa,
chroniquc quotidienne, possede nombre de
voleurs, de tueurs ct de coQuins. -Certains
!onrnaux, hons du reste, SO cherchent les
fautes d'orthographe.-L Chocarne at.
tire la foule Il Saint-Augustin.
Les planteurs travaillent sur toute la liene.
Aa reste, Ie plant de cannes est moins gate
gu on lie disait, ct, saison etant favuratbtiu;
recote sera bonne.
NoUvEAu MoNDE-M. johnson. ayant de
rentrer dams Ia vie privee, adresse un ma
nifesse an 'l'eupie des Etats- Unis. johnson
proteste d bon titre de Ia purete de ses inten.
tions.-Le personnel du cabinet de Grant est
Il. b. Washbune, secretaire d'Etat A. E.
Stewart. all tresor; A. Borie. Ia marine !;
J. d. Cox. rinterieur; A. j. Creswell aux
postes; f. d. Hoare, avocat general Sher-
man est general, Sheridan leutenant.general,
Sheffield major-gsperal, Butler rien Sheffield
reste secretaire de Ia guerre pro temp On dit
que Washburne refuse pour cause de saute.
Simagreesl. QUAINT i Stewart, WI Fun mauvsis
cell par ceux qui men ont pas un bon, il ne
peut etre secretaire du tresor, ayant etc ct
etaut marchand imporlateur. La denonciation
contre Stewart doit venir de ButIer.-Sheri-
dan etc assigne au commandment de Ia
Louisiana, Hancock au commandment du
Dacotah, Le Rever. NJ. Newman a etc elu
chapelain dn Senat Newman est I'm enrage
precheur politique, done. On parle de
boutwell, CONNIE secretaire du tresor-E B.
Washburne, secretaire d'etat a donne sa
demission de membre dn Congress
voyant rentetement du Congress repousser
Stewart, machs lie bout de son cigare ct
choisi. .-Salnaye fait Ia bette Wis s-a,vis
dun amiral francais. II Ell cuira a Salnave.-
Une grande bataille ell lien dams Tile de
Cnbe entire les Espagnols ct les revolution.
naires. lie gouvernemeut s'attribue uaturelle.
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le nonveau president q soin d'annonce
''qu'il economisem dams toutes les branches d,
departement, quill percevra tous les revenu
assesses, quill depensera le moins possible
quill nommera anx diverses fonctions de
citoyens integres ct economes" Mons l.
croyons, ct le pays lie croft. Malhenreusemen
lily tant de carnivores, tant d affames, tant d,
soiffards politiVues ct socia,x! L'immoralit,
est devenue. .notre seconde nature, LIE temp
est passe des heroismes, des sacrifices, dr
deslnteressement, dc h simplicite primitiv,
ct repnb'icaine, lorsqne les hommes etaien
sans luxe, les femmes sans ostentation, LEI
enfants sans vanite. Mais a Ia grace de Dieu
Qnoi done encore?
Hya poIitique extericure dams le speech dc
Grant.
III dependant rien de Cube, rien du Mex.
ique T; ces deux mots settlement "J'apirai
avec les nations, CONNIE l'equite commando
aux individus d'agir les uns envers les autres.
Je respecterai les droits de toutes les natious
et ex'gerai 10 meme respect pour les n0tres
An fond, celia signife: dent pour dent, nil
pour eeil, taloche pour taloche, voire meme
annexion heure consenable; d'autant plus
qn'an dictionnaire republican, nation est
pas synonyme de peupie.
Et pnis. CONNIE 81 Get homme et,t craint de
dire sa pensee intime aux tetes couropnees de
Ia viei'le Europe, il parle incidemment des
lndiens. Acqnit de conscience sans doute
Il y 81 lohgtemps one les Indiens sont sa-
critics Grant les voulant citoyens ct chre.
items nous semitic f1iiler. Triste raillerie. en-
tout cas-.
Est ce tout Non pas, car lie pecheur garde
le plus gros peche pour Ia fin, pareil au ge.
neral qni lance dams Ia melee son dernier
gros battalion. Et Ihomme conclut ainsi ::
"Jentretiens I'espoir ct j'exprime lie desir de
volr fe suffrage universal triompher par Ia
ratification du quinzieme article d'amende-
ment a Ia Constitution" ST c'est CONNIE mis-.
al'er que lie president parle ainsi, nous ma
vons rien dire 81 c'est CONNIE pripcipe
quill recommande cette mes,lre par trop ct
trop tot ra.licale, nous le renvoyons sans
ceremonie ses precedentes paroles: "La
strlcte execution des mauvaises lois est la
ule'leure methode pour amener 10 rappel de
ces Iois.' Et nous sonhaitons bien sincere.
ment que Ia race noire matt pas a sonffrir des
experiences que font sur ellie les clarlatans
poIltiques ct les conerebandiers dn droit.
Enfin, ponr bouquet, pour commencement,
Torateur inaugure dams les Ifeux de BengaIe
de Washington invoque Ia tolerance ct Ia
bonne volonte. Grant prize cllacun d'adresser
a" Tont-Puissant les veux qnon n'adresse
pas Ell vain. Cette habitude est touchante,
dun bon citoyen, ct null men
rlr" certainement mais n'onhlions pas que
Die" invoqne par tous, lnr les combattauts
he droite CONNIE par les comhattants de
gauche. aussi bien par les Troyens que par
drecs. connalt ct remplit sou uuvre pour
suit 50 'oi immuable ct souveraine, Made les
hommes que lorsqn'ils marchent dams Ia vote
dn progres, de la civilisation ct de In Justice.
surtout quand ils ont la bonne voloute de
lesprit ct la sainte charlie du cnur.
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NOn.

Belle: vieille aux mains blanches
Aux longs doigts effiles,
Ellie cut Dc beaux dimanches
Dor ct d'amour files,
Ellie fut jeune, Rose,
1T les virillards pensifs
Dissent gu ellie 6tsit rose,
Eux etant pas poussifs.
Et maintenant Ia famine
Naci'le dams IL soir,
Parrille = Ia pauvre Ame
Qui murmure bonsoir.
Done, raleule sommeille
I'm son velours d'Utreclt,
Pres dun teu qui ver,neille
lie cadre ct lr portrait.
Pieds aux chenets, son reye
Est sans doute charmant;
Car son vieux ceur st leve
Sous un doux battement.
Sonrire presque tendre
Et naif abandon,
Oeii baisse qui vent tendre
Scs longs cils... Qu uest.ce donc'
Ellie rit, ellie joue,
Ellie terlne. Ia main.
Et Ion volt : sa jouc
In voile De carmiu.
Pnis lie doux reve insiste
Et nurniiire son nOm....
Msis In vieille resiste,
Sc fache, ct r6pond: "non!"
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Feuilletom du LOuisiunuis.
LIE aAuLo1s EN- AmER1QuE.
-O-
TEXAS.
Chap. Xxx
Chap. xxx.

Les deux Gaulos etaient que,oues pas du
campenent
l.es ladiens, nlalgre 10 fnesse de leur on7e
n*va'ent rien entesda; ct ccpendsut lie Sauvage
entend remuer unc i uie 1 un mile de distance ct
pent dire age ct Ia force du yoyageur qui marche
au loin dams Ia prairie. Lenfant des sotud.s ct des
ruses habitue SOU oreiIle noter les murmures les
plus incertains les vuix les plus indecs-s, les
tressaillements de |. terre tappee du pied II lui
sutit de collier sa tote contre e sol pour sasir il,-
sals'Ssabe ct voir pour ansi dire, invisible Lem.
bhche n'est-elle pas strategic, ct Ia surprise sa
bataille? L'homme cvilise combat dapres certaines
'egies consentes ct reconuues mais il men est pas
de meme de lIndien. Linden he met p.s IL
courage aborder frauchement sou ady.rs.ire. il
utter face face ct sans mauvaise foi, i egaliser
les chances dun duel ou dune bataill. selou un
certain code donne ct admis; car Get homme Sc but
pour tuer non pour atrc tue. Et tnir est point uue
achete pour lui. pnisque Ia fuite uu psge, une
manosavre ct qu'ele est tsujuurs suivie un retour
Alais 81 le Sauvage 10 con'prend pas Ia bravoure
la mode de Ia civilsati"n. sill trappe par lerriens
pour ne pas sne frappe, sill met astucs au rang
DIES vertus premieres, s'l est i,upitoyable polr 10
vaincu terrasse, il salt mourir avec un hcroisms
II SQUIRT au supplce 1t dams les
tortures, nimplore jamais son vaiuqueur, crache /,
Ia figure de ses beurreaux son dernier cri de rage
1t son dernier chant de guerre. Tn martyr ne
saurait monrir plus h6ro7qnement S'il ne croyait
pas un an,re monde de chasses de prairies ct
Independence, sauraiti mousir ainsi C'est
1onteux. La croyance l'immortalite vous rend la
bravOure naturelle
Mais 81 NOS lndiens n 'avaient pas entendn le pas
IT la voix des deux Gaulois, cest quils Sc vraent
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DERNIEREs NoUvELLEs.

Ces dernieres nominations ont etc faites
Boutwell,, all tresor; Hamilton Fish, au de-
partement d'6tat; ct Washburne, a lambas
SADIE de France ............
La Virginie, CONNIE Ia Louisiana, a non,
lieutenant gouvernenr nn noir La dite Vir.
ginie nest pas tres calme.
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6Remerciements notre constant ami du
LGfourche.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-05
Eervnus nahility.


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by mail on receip,Of price. Address Humphrey
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gailp Argus.
CHILEAN Horses.

A correspondent Of the Tribune, wr,in,
rom Peru, says:
II any of our fair lady equestrian rider
in the Central Park would like to appea
at great advantage, they should send 70,
one of the elegant Gillian, or Peruyiar
horses. Tney are broken so well tba,
they obey every word Of the human yoicr
land stand very quietly in from. of apv
house, hotel, or garden, without vars
knowing how to be- fastened 20 mat
indeed, so proud are they, and 90 ;ptelli.
gent, that they would feel humbled Il
Obliged to be hi,ched. Their eait il |,
kind OF pace, neither trot nor canter nor
galIop, and as easy assisting on a rocking.
char A whip is never used, and a gentle
pressure on the neck guides them TO
either right or left. They are such hand
some creatures, too, with such beautiful
limbs, such arching neeks, soft, long, flow.
ing names, and clear eyes. Itiss posi-.
tive delight to ride them, and they curyet
and pranee without being either vicious
Or Wild. They are the finest horses have
'Ver seen, Yet, as general thing, they
ire poorly fed and cared for. and as soon
IS they lose their natural life and seed
hey are greatly abused.