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f,er.rnts or r.,fiees ur NEWSPAPERS MAGAz1SEA
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COAL.

COAL.
BU z
Wilmington
COAL
WILMINGTON coal MINING
- COMPANY,
1873 South Canal-st.,
CORNER JAcKsoS,sT.
Read What Some Of our Best
KnoEn Citizens, who are Using
our Coal, say Of 1t.
WK. the underlined. h.yc u.ed the NAesinstou
ToH1 RnJ1h ht Llama n
bic time 10th for steam Work. art fn7 o.l1 dsnes
tic use aud take peasure In Recommending it for Asi
rurrctes the best Cosl have uted from this
Stkte-fur .Alliy believe II to he ~ good ~
aay Eastern Suit Coal eutninE iuto market.
OKKN SHERMAN.
hHERMAS, CULE CO.,
81 and rs State 1t.
s. H. WILLIAMS. Aan.Ecr:
DEAN SIE: VIC have been Using. il !atiIfe1 WIKI
great safAeon. the WslulI kson Coal 1laced IN this
;askc h5 ta Comp any you Ecpsehtn z4d asu dad Il
the opportunity Of needing ~ In al respects
very desirable fuel for domestic use.
}, ". PRESTON. Of Srruance. Psea.onsE c..
OR FIELD. ct Field. King + Co.
Z, L. ukSlSuN. Of t. Me.ss Co..
G.W. PlTklS- 10 Dearbosn.st-.
S. T. GIBBS, rs Sau;h W=;t:ss.
S. u. WILLIAMS. MAnAzcs:
have used }a,r Coal for riat months. know It IL
TIT eheat est fuel u ChicAGo, teeonnend tt to othtE
j. A. bAMFLE.
Lae,edc Hotel. Wcst Madisen It
hare USED yea- Coal IN crate. md like 1t E1uch
bette. than any hard ct rift Coal used In Gh:A-
sp It to Gthcrs. brcarsc it il cheaper ani
clearer a. l. UANPASTER.
OF kIbT. Carpenter Co.
yttr Ccsl IL the hett anc ekcsress tcei that We know
OF In Caieate aud theetuy recommend to okaets f1E
fauslY Of Ii schIre ta1pote1. ...-..-
GETAWAY BARLOW,
job PElntere, l+s Stase-.
The above are but a few Of the many
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Banking and Exchange Office
T, G.. S II Q Y E,
-san;sntgoc Ss~cSnsin.

TT : BONDS 1895. 5-20 :, and all other
h kiuds) purchased, sold and exchanged
Cor,. -gns on Interest VI ..rrgnts cashed. Gold,
Silyet, and Coin drafts purchased al the highest
market rates.
Drafts. On all tlsc principal cities Of the
United states and Canada, bought and sold
Foreign Etcbange, on Great Britain and Con
tiuental Europe, for sale in sums to suit. De
pGsfts received. sniicc. SO sight draft. Also
intcl est paid on deposits ty specicl agreement.
Collection. made on all parts Of the uniten
States. Canada, Greet Britain, aud Europe,
made al reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
steam or sail Line 70 and from Great Britain
ami Continental Europc lGr sale a: New York
,-rioas 7. {. SHOVE.
Nanitoxoc March u. 1878 80
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--'zs s@s SE-

LoATERs. josh Billings says: There
hahn, been bug made yet in yain, nor one
that want a good job. There IS ever lots of
human mca ioadnS about black mith shops
ami cider-mi.s all ever the country, that
don't seem to be necessary for anything but
to beg plug tobacco, and swear and steal
water MELONS, bus yu let, tho i-e93-'y bts-sA
Of having jist such men laying around they
L.-p count.
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E<n-A gentleman whisScrad uD to tie
very eyes, walked over Walkers Point
bridge, when couple Of jolly ltars on a
cruise among the land Iub6ers'' espicd
him. "Shiyer my t.mbcrs, jack" said
one TO the other, If that fellow don't lock
like a rat peering out Of buuch of oak
um. Hi. Sentinel.
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fs4- \ person who was sent to prison Tor
marrying two wives, excused himself by
the gross libel on the cautler sex, that
when be had one she fought him, but when
he got two they fought each other.
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SHIPPING INTERESTS.

From Nr. Charles Lu'iue, the collector,
he following items have been obtained:
The total arrivals and departures Of steam
ers aud sail vessels az this port last season
we're 2)6, ,s2l tons, employing 9.G49 seamlni
aud tLege were exported, lbs bushels
Of wheat. Io245 barrels q -four $500
bushels ot rye; I,t59 packages OF butter;
sos 81 egg. Sol dressed hogs, III bales
,so5'; S4l ha.g barrel, oj ash, I42 tors 81
hay, 2.4l> barrels of Hmai l.,ue3 cords e.
IalA. 6.e55 broom handles, o.ss5, gll feet
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~ I.,.,,,., r55 am -. = ..-l.-.,ar.e
6at - 80 80. 80. - ti,.' - -. =, =.
r.,a 80 a., M, ~. .,945 -. =,
ae- COL - ~ - !, ,. -73 III .s4i',' =, to
as 61I sttv,s. RS Inndils - - sLo.,s
+ ! ea3 .nrfra. of Isqfj,ar. "a La,a -f II.
1 4-S Ge,r.I. i55 In - H.. ~
/ beag;ng. ana -G3 r,s.l-a,os - .rr'lr;.s
This vs9r - Ma. - 10 Nv danar,,lj
/ -6 steamers and iz- ..;i vasslIs on5 ,bcro
have been cvr7ytai I5f ana bTsbas ~
wheat. $500 barrels 81 four. 1000 cords
Of wood. 3g4G3a fee, ef lnnbay. 2 E4l
Shingles 4 500 teIarraDh r1ies. sal
dressed hog. =. 400 stave.. 10 L9niIas -
hoep, ar3 smokes. <4f Ia5,a'. If .,sas. "a Il.
0y0 as}4r ,.,.s.. I-1 I'm. - Lo,.. o15' rnI,y
d, l~.rIer- u -l ,.-l-oI =. 81 - -..,2
Ir.fnn- g-,;o..s '''7' '''.-' = =
5rgs,Ty IT ,.,..1. A.. .p,-,,y, Poo,,
o., ~ -. .-a..I,
tions lere IS tn 1Ag Iacu &ss0cIa si'5a., ~
Of which Ilo, H. Walker is the psc-i.
dan'; aal .a abers are composed Of
the best u. me city. The library con
tuins a60lc 1900 volumes of standard
works, aa3 N The rcaain. f53m. which is
free 10 all there are flies Of daily and
weekly paUers. including The Evening
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Correspondence. Of Tie Evening Post.


NANTToWoC, WIS, May 81, 1870.
y NsuitoToc is row . city. having obtained
a charter At the last legislature, aud or
gained this spring, elec,ing Hon 2. John
sen the first mayor. The new city has a
population Of about C,UyJ, and is uGcom>
uou.y well located f,r lake shore town.
The tay Of the land IS elevated, but not TOO
much SO, and Just uneven enough to pre-
sent varied and pleasant appearance
! he ely ha, the advantage, also, of being
built close down to the border of the lake.
asG mon torh sides Of the river. The
Ihr!, however, avv- 49, ''.i.}- .t... .-tr..
as is too uij-n The case The atmosphere
Is peculiarly grateful and iuvigg.atiug,
particularly noticeable to a stranger and
iuFaHlug klcaue>> to the appetite and
rjI9r 10 the mind and body. The best ot
G.u abound .a these wa.GIs and aso Of ine
favor, aud upon this point the most fas
Uligus cannot help being fully satisfied
aud gradii4d.
Manitowoc has the honor OF furnishing
the state with treasurer. IN the person
o! Hon. Henry Baetz.
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MAELTOW0G.

EarbOr - ShipbuiIding -1Tanufac-
turing Railroads. &c. &c.
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ALTERS BUILDING.

corner of Commercial and Eight. streets
north side. MaUitowoe, Wis Spegial atten-
tion paid to Ladies au1 Childrens Hair
Dressing. SGT
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Keep constantly on hand
GOOD SUPPLY

Of articles in their line, which they Will sell at
Tie following extremely low prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

THE PROFITS.

There Isl very general understanding among farmers
~ TO supply and probable demand of this seed, No
reasonable man. who knows the facts, doubts for a
moment but that they will into general just
as rapidly "a the seed be had displaying all others
from our soil II the entire product could be retained
In this country, it would require two crops to
SUI ply the seed wanted But II is rapidly becoming
known in other cauntrie'. While have not courted
foreign orders wishing TO reserve that market for
another the few samples sent there last have
produced we'll that orders d1y reaching from
al pa Is of fnfope Even Norway is looking to us for
seed that bears her name several important orders
having been received from there Nearly nfteen per
cent OF the last crop will be exported and probably not
less than Of the next will find ready sales abroad
With these fact before us, cannot expect very
great reduc ton in price of seed next year We have
shown tnat at price Of ordinary oats. they profit
able orp At 81 per bushel they will pay handsomely
but at SO or 50 it is easy matter for farmer to pay
on mortgages or build house from few acres,
Last season s-acre lot yield Sil,sD toa New York
farmer, a larger sum than he had made in ten years
farming Wisconsin farmer did still better; and
hundreds have made small fortuues These facts can
be fully proven any day by unduubted Testimony While
these high prices last IT speculat on but Mfe
and sure We hope farmer will buy this seed unless
he fully believes he IL doing himself greater favor than
he is US Many have thanked us for urging them to buy
last year, and thousands will do 80 next year
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
HOW TO GET SEQ.

Our price is $3.50 per bushtl; 81 per half bushel;
Xs5 per peck. For the enience of those wishing
TO experiment, will send lbs by mail postpaid,
for 81
While seed varies in weight from 81 to Is Ms to tho
tushe will 5, II by the standard OF 32 lbs to bu bel,
which is enough to seed acre OF good ground. send
Dey with order by draft. Post Oice order regis
@erod letter. Address either OF stores follows
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
HENRY H. SHUFElDT B CO.,
Distillers Of Spirits and Whiskies,
81 Il Sc s. Water Street, Chicago.
PHYSIOLOGICAL
M EDICAL WO R * S,
BY the celebrated Author and Lecturer
FREDERICK HOLLlCk, m. D.

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Illustrated by numerous Engraving ADD Colored Plates
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and Colored Plates
TIE MATRONS MANUAL OF MIDWIFERY
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especially intended tor the instruct on II females them
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A POPULAR TREATISE ON VENEREAL DIS
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and to society, and the best moUes of treating them
adapted Tor general illustrated by Woodcuts and
coored Plates
The above works are neatly b,und in cloth; price
Dollar each Sent by mail tree of postage on
receipt of the price.
FACTS FOR THE FEEBLE; or Professional Notes
of Curious Medical Onsuatons This Pamphlet,
ntaining great deal Of valuable information, sent
FREE to any address,
liberal discount will be made to booksellers, gents,
AVID others wishing to purchase 10 Books or more at
time. AZ these books are already well known their
SAFE is rapid and sure
Address r. w. STRONG,
Care of Box 1906. N. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Il have bought all the improved seed down to the
Korways and is the only which have no been
humbugged show me any oats that will beat IL in
yield quality, and will gladly pay S0U tor busheL"
W. H. HIBBARD, l.. L., N Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

81 bought bushe OF seed Of n p. Boyer Co.
which they advertised imported Norway Oats before
saw your advertisement | then sent Tor one peck of
yours and gave each an equal chance. he peck OF
your ed produced much lacking IA lbs, as the busI
el OF theirs ana yours did not iocge theils did
l. l.. DODGE Pa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

The Norways yield with me than double what
The surprise do, and excellent in quality The sur.
Prise oats are ali hull and very deceptive grain, and
would pay hall price tor them TO iced my horses
nj. V. WILSON, KENTUCKY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Grew six Get high took one bushel TO our
County Fair, and received first premium Weight, %
hk" A. WoGALoN, Millersburg, Ohio.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

zone bushe of your Norways produced as much as
i've bushels o the surprise oats
ADAM RANKIN Proprietor Of Premium Farm. Ill.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

THE Norway Oats bought Of you last year, have
been perfect od send to have realized enough
20 pay OIL mortgage on my farm, which was due, and
had no means OF paying, and have SEED left for -
acre Which shall put in this spriug One more crop
Will make me independent The Norways are KIM "
Odis" OSCAR BERRY, fond du Lac, Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Yield from 10 lbs. 50 bushels weight, 80 lbs'
GEORGE VILLA Is, Mimi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

My yield from III acres was 100 bushels Common
oats same ground yielded ~ buthels per Nor
way heavier and stood up while the others lodged
badly" v. q. SAWYER, Ohio.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Of the United States for the Southern Distro OF New
York.
The Norway Seed Oats, Startling
Frauds in the Sale Of Counterfeit
Seed, Interesting Facts, Profitable
Farming, How to Pay Mortgages.
Where to get Genuine eed, Who
Recommends Them.
We have been to considerable expense In putting
farmers on their guard against the frauds that
being perpetrated in the sale OF Seed Oats, but not
until recently did we realize the magnitude of these
ggindes. II. w. Marshall, of Cincnna /, Ohio, has
Issued circular much Of the contents of which has
been copied from ours, representing that he is our
authorized agent for the West for the sale Of the
Ram.dell Norway Data seed. We informed by
reliable parties in Ciacnnat that he has sent out
over Halfa Hion OF these circulars. and is receiving
thousand. Of orders He is a swindler has never had
any OF our se,d, nor any co n nunicati on with us.
N P Boyer Il Co.. publishers OF country paper
somewhere in Penn issued circular in a similar man
mr. claiming to have seeds, but when exposed
the fraud they changed their tactics, and
Advertising that they import seed from Norway This
dodge is 50 ridiculous in view of the fact that seed
never came from Norway and that filling orders
from that country, that intelligent farmers not
likely to be deceived by it. Samples sent us, which
came from them have been pronounced New Bruins
wick Oats by hundreds OF who examined hei1
Other parties selling what they claim to our
seed at prices varying from to st. per bushe, all
rarranted, of course, aod some name Some of
these parties are honest but deceived in pur.
chase of seed last year Out Of twenty samples
sent us of Norway Oats. now being advertised, only
two were genuine. We canno go through the
whole list but the above facts sufficient We have
has ~ a,,A
are disappointed in their crops will not condemn our
iced. Ms some did last year.
Facts and figures have already been published. show
Ing by as reliable testimony be found in the
land that the Ram'del Norway Oats will produce from
twice to three times much to the aero, heavier
and of better quality stand up better. and more
hardy than any other known oats. They have been
awarded foryye first premiums at the late State and
county fairs competition with all the varieties now
grown which is larger number than award
ed to any agricultural improvement In single year.
Among the leading journals that have recommended
them, may be mentioned, the American A grculturst,
New York Tribune Moores Rural New Yorke' indie.
pendent, N. Y. Observer Methodist, Christian Advo-
cate, Western Rural Prairie Farmer. Advance Toledo
Blade and others We can only present few speci-
men extracts showing the character of the letters
received
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

yield from 30 pounds seed on one acre ll3l9 bush
ais" d. BARKER, Spring Mills N. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
FROM FARM ERS.

The yield is enormous. The additional value of the
sraw more Than pays cost of seed"
o. ID. LANGwoRTHY, Alfred, N. Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Their spreading qualities enormous Yield fro
hs, seed, 10 bushels" g. 81. BREWER, N. j.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Yield 20 bushels per acre This is the kind Of hun
bug ike" j. H. SCOTT, Warwick, N. Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

81 estimate my clear profit per acre as follow. In
crease m yield ordinary oats ~ bushels at ~ cts
~ increased value OF straw feed, 40 total, r54
ms D, clear gain, from investment OF $40 calling
tbe oats wo tn the same as common Oats 1t pays
peter than wheat AS to quality, they are the
pest oat | ever saw, and any mar who says ID y
are not shows that he Is entirely ignorant about It.
Others may try something else stick to The Norways"
CHAs. VAN DEAN, Ohio.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

"My yield from five acres is 153 bushels will bea
DO world neat year.
j. l. DIVINE, Chattanooga Tenn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Y received ii fs of your oats in the spring Of 1864
Sowed one half an acre OF ground Yield, % bushels
eshlng ~ lbs to the bushen
j. GALBRAITH, White House. Pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

Yield from l02l ths., - bushels. The Thrashers
'ea tn thrash slcn oats at ct per bushe the usual
plDJ being ecutsn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

pc seed had from yau VI res e eat satisfaction.
aso mo oats, represented 90 be Norways from Bower
W ui Ia they are nothing more than good quality
Of common black oatsn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

NTFLLIG ENCE worth knowing Manhood restor
i "a ny Ut swans Magic invigorator Packages 80
"a Chatham street New York w.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

can assure farmers that tho Nor,raH oars arc no
HnH1ug They YIELD exceently My neighbOr who
e ' part OF he seed sent here has heads from ms
Icy y inches long, can add my name cbeerfully
thtm.n -RFy i N NJ IToyn Harr,etsville ID
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
DO YOUR own PRINTINc.

Cheapest and Best Portable Presses.
MEN AND BOYS MAKING MONEY,
Price OF Presses, IS, 49, SIS Office Sl5, $50, $50
Send Tor circular to LOW II PRESS CO.
10 Spring Lane Boston Mass
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

OBJ. WHEATON, Camillus, n. Y.
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DIRECTORY FOR igvERrlsEKs.

zsTRoLoaY-rniRp PAor-.FourtA column.
znb PAGE.
BOARD s AsS sS 1%sASrEDsuoosp
'Se3 EsrArE FOR sALEsroosD PAGE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FIRST pAsx-Four.A COL
sg SSa ggEaaa eSs
clgEKS AND sALEsMEs-rHrnp PAsr-rAird column.
So1ohTsN AND dAhDENEasmTanaD GARDENER sSamn rAes-rhlrd
coAsIWlsE srEAMsHIps-Fmsr PAeE-FinA and sixth
CoPARTSERsHIPs-Fm PAer-Fourth column.
COUNTRY BoARD-sKooNp PAGE-second column.
Housss re- LET AND
EUROPEAN PHsnfS column
EXot EXC RsIoNs, FIRST PAex.siI!h column.
FOR r1asss;S soia%n S1nn
FsESH
HELF ELFW1NrED-MALEs-rumD PAsS-Third and fourth
aELP f0'SHnSi 'SWHAnsSirEp-FEMALEs-rm PAes-second and
HoRsss. s1sa eoS%RRfAoEs. 4o-Fmsr pAer-second and
HOUSES ROOMS, &C., WANTED~srooNp PAGE
1NsthgcTISS SIaIsp PAGE Fourth column; =, Nc,
GEN REAL ESTATE For sALE-sHcoSD PAax-
LECTURE SEASON SECOND PAGE, Fifth column.
t0AE aE T 0FFIcGsSEIRsT CGsS & pAeE . column
eo%n s0'unn
MARBLE MANTELS--FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
AEDICAL-TmRD PAGE-Fourth column
MIsCELLANEOUs -EIaHrH PAGE
s.y,., E.ssgt;s sssas sssmn
PiANoFoRTEsAsroospP PAsH-Fourth column.
PROPOSALS-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECOND PAGE-Third and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEooND PAGE-Fourth
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAaE-Fourth column
TAshHSa 4o sSIIa
Fifth and sixth columns.
SALES AT AUCTION-sKvESTu PAGE--Fifth and sixth
sIruSTioNs wANrEp-rEMAIrs- THIRD pAax--rtrst
and second columns.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-TmnD PAaE-Third
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FInsr PAGE-FTrst and second
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &o.-FIasr PAGE-second
column.
6rALLIONs-FInsr PAGF-second column.
SUMMER REsORTs-SEcoND PAGE-Second and third
columns.
THE TRADEs-THIRp PAaE-rourth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
to LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THInD PAGE-Fifth
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FrRsT PAGE-Sxth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIEsT PAGE--Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &o.-FIRsT PAoK-Third col
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A SPECIAL AND POSITIVE SALE OF FINEST FIRST
~ class Trotng and Road Stock asO Wagons,
Gc private stable, 2s3 Mercer Washing
ton place, this day friday, ut II A. NJ. prompt.
Every horse Will be shown In harness time OF sale Il
quested.
Handsome and stylish black Horse Of Black Hawk stock,
dam thoroughbred, 15T hgh7 years old. foe, and
pleasant driver has vice tricks, gentle fears
nothing, Of amiabie disposition and family
horse can be found. Warranted sound kind
Aso very handsome stylish and hghbred sorrei Trong
Horse, sired by Columbus, Mambrino, l5sA high
old flowing name aud tail stylish, honest aud
reliable al dav driver is without fault OF kind This
horse took premium at county fair for stye speed and
beauty and otet when old in 250 has been
trained on track but gives promise OF great speed. Var
ranted sound aud kind
The above horses raised Long Isla nd by
Haleck ESQ.,; have been driven together n
family team they equally good single double will
be aold separately.
Handsome fine fast rotting Team OF blood bays,
high, years genuine Ethan Allen Black Hawk
stock very snowy and stylish drivers; pure gated,
rangy splrited free from vicesor tricks,
goes road Park have great endurance will
rot pole minutes and faster single
without pulling fettn.; warranted In all harness.
sound will be gold separately together
Also shifting top Wagon, made by Svers and but ls
light trottng Wagon, l32 pounds by
OF Broome street together with Harnesses double
sincle made by Lowden; Blankets Sheets, Whips, &c.
This stock Is In part the property OF banker, Obliged
SELL will be sold without any reservation highest bidder
be "a hours given all Particn.
lars at sale The attention of gentlemen Is called TO this
sale. JOHN l.. VANDEWATER AuctoDeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26
BILLIARDS..

THREE BILLIARD TABLES, NEARLY NEW, GRIF.
Gths make. complete, with balls all necessary tx
t0res, for SlO0 u PIoapect street. Patterson, NJ.