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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

The monument to be erected to the memory of
the soldiers and sailors of Delaware, who fell in
the defence of the Constitution and laws, is, we
understand, rapidly approaching completion. The
foundation is being laid, the column is ready for
erection the Bronze Eagle is cast, the cap stone
is being quarried by Mr.. Flanagan, and the whole
work is being pushed through by the Association.
Committees have been collecting from our citi-
zens, but more funds are needed to meet the
current expenses. The monument will be an
ornament to the city. The location is admirably
chosen, at the corner of Broome and Delaware
Avenue, on the finest and most popular promo
made of the town.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

Has put his fat prospects Of being Admiral OF
the Navy all in the fire. The N. Y. Tri6une's
Washington correspondence, to-day, says
There is no longer any doubt among Sena-
tors and Members that the rank Of Admiral of
the Navy will be speedily abolished, partly, be-
cause the office is useless, and partly to relieve
the President from the embarrassment OF decld-
ing whether to nominate Admiral Porter or not;
All the Senators and Members who have expressed
opinions favor the abolition of the office"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

In Congress, Tuesday, numerous bills were
introduced, of which the most important were
those by Messrs. Lynch, Cox and Reeves, remit
ting duties on ship building materials used for
vessels in the foreign trade, and admitting
foreign-built vessels to registry in the United
States Several members seem to be especially
distressed about the franking privilege, and bills
we're introduced to repeal it, as well as the
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

Tile latest dramatic sensation in New York is
the introduction Of Jim Mace, the pugilist, in
shakspeares comedy AS you Like it, at
Niblos Garden. Walter Montgomery plays the
part of Orlando, and the wrestling scene in
Orlando throws Charles, wounding him so badly
that lie has to be carried OIL if dead, is made
a scientific trial of strength and skill. 1t would
rather spoil the plot for Mace to get his blood
up and throw Orlando.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

The new sewing machine factory in Elizabeth,
n. j., will be |, 100 feet long.
The Boston Lead Works are busy at work re-
building their mandatory, and will be able to
resume work very shortly.
There are sixty-one factories in Richmond Va.
for tho manufacture of plug. and twenty-one for
the manufacture of smoking tobacco.
Tie lIousatonic railroad Company are building
twenty-five new freight cars for their Through
line" Which will cost II 900 each.
Tie citizens of Mineral Bridge, Ohio, have sub
scribed S27,00D towards a rolling mill. They are
also talking of erecting Il foundry and machine
shop.
An Ingenious mechanic Of Memphis has Sc.
crrel patent for stalk cutter and pnller He
claims that it will cut in one day as much as a
dozen or twenty hands.
Indiana haa two cotton manufactures, with
n AS spilllcs Illinois tNu, with 100 spindlee !;
Ohio five, with 1920 spindc- Minnesota one
with G72 spindles; Missouri two, with ~ G7t;
spindles; North Carolina twelve. with 20, 52l
spindIes Virginia six, with 2O,73S spindles ;
South Carolina five, with 6D9 spindles Georgia
seventeen, with 1926 spindies Alabama 4,
with 1862 spindles.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
HOWARD NJ. JENKINS En,rops A PRorRIEroRs.
WILMER ATKINSON, 4
WILMINGTON, DEL,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1870.


of this county has not proved himself ableto so
efrectually preserve the public peace as was
sheriff Herbert, on the occasion of prize fight,
some years ago. The outrageous. violation OF
law and order, this morning, took place in the
close vicinity of Mr.. Armstrong; house, as If to
show the contempt of the rulians for the ai,-
thority which he represented.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

IIoyt Brothers tannery ct Shokan, Ulster Conn
ty, New York, was burned on Sunday night and
one man was seriously injured.
4 building in Concord N. H., used as store
house, and occupied by several firms, was burned
yesterday morning, causing loss of $50, 900.
At ST. Louis several houses in course of cree
ton, were VIII. or partially blown down, during
q violent gale on Monday number of fences
ard chimneye we're also demolished
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

- i''h ehN ~. /. iicluHi, lIt'. q.
Some of the journals i'll Delaware are begin
Mug to discuss the question Of abolishing the
whipping post and pillury. The Wilmington
COMMERCIAL says such modes of punishment
are harharpus and antagourtc to the teachings
Of the Gospel. There is hope yet for Delaware
can government and the last in the ranks OF civ
iliAation and humanity.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

OPINIONS OF Mr.. wAsHBuRNE's sEoaErAnY.
LONDON, Dec 9Th.
The losses of the Germans have been exagge-
rated.
Minister Washburne's secretary writes from
Paris that, according to his information, the
French have been beaten at all points, and that
the end Of the war is, apparently, near at hand.
THE cAprTuLAT1oN OF PARIS
Within three weeks is looked for. There have
been no cases Of starvation reported, as yet,
although provisions arc scarce and very dear.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

The Philadelphia delegation in Congress have
arranged with Professor Hilgard, of the Coast
Survey Office, to make a new survey of the
Delaware river, from the Navy Yard to the lower
end Of Tongue leland.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
gSp1ttiaI Nutifts.


Supporters, Bandsges, Pessaries. DC. Full supply
constantly on handy Females desiring treatment
Tor Rupture, are requested to call on Mrs Dr. Fos-
ter, at her once, N. W. corner Front and West
Streets Wilmington, Delaware. where she wiz be
qulring her services. Advice in all cases free to
those calling on her at her oiice Teeth extracted
and all surgical operations performed at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
N. W. cor. Front and West Sts., Wilmington. Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

General Hiram Walbridge died at the Aston
House, in New York Tuesday afternoon, aged
forty-nine years. He was i'll only four days. He
has long been prominent in business and political
circles in that citv
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

Frederick Douglass is about to remove perma
nently to Washington, and make his residence
there. He has purchased the National Ne,o Era
and will give all his time to its charge.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

The Eeet-root Sugar Works at Alvarado. Cal,
have proven, un practical working, completely
successful in every particular. Tie sugar, just
as ii is tahvn from The cemtifngai4, IL fine. dry,
delita'ey Favored, perfectly clean, and lit for
Immediate table use. II il almost as white as
the hest loaf sugar, and the grain il about az
tine ls That Of ordinary table salt The success
~ he 0~tabilllitcit II decided that tile conn
pau vii lie abe 10 deelaie ~, blend from the
y o Is u tiie first -ea.ru~ st,sl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

Fart OF the wall OF building ii eourse CT
erection at Cincinnati MAS blown down yesterday
afternoon, killing four mon and seriously injuf-
ing fifth.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

Tue Ways aud Means COMMITTEE. hell their
first session yesterday, aud La under eonsidera-
ton tie Treasury report. The Appropriation
Committee also held session.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
LATEST NEWS !!
run LINES eur ny rnn rausslANs.

LONDON, Dec. 7,-10, A. M.
The telegraph lines connecting with Orleans
gave out on Sunday, and the lines communities
ting with Tours were out by the Prussian caval-
ry on Monday afternoon. Communication with
Tours, however, partly by couriers, has been
re-established.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
GcHoMAcKER & CO.'S PIANOS
Great sale of First-cI ,ss Rosewood Pinnns ut
Prices Belpw the Actual Cost 10
VI Il a % 4 n e u q,

Grcnt snic of First-cI ,ss Rosewood Pinnos Mt
Prices Bcinw The Actual Cost 10
VI u fnrfnre
Having determined To offer our extensive stock
OF superior AMI hlghly-inishcd Rosewood Pianos at
prices below the actual cost to manufacture Will
sell, during the month Of December, ut the follow
lng great reductiois IN order to close out our large
STOCK ny the ent OF the year.
NO. !. octave, front round corners, carved legs,
No. q I octave, four round corners, carved legs.
no. 3. octave, front round corners. s,nprntiur
No. 4. octave, four round corners, serl,eni,hy
case, f6OD for $i2,
No; !. octave four round corners, moulding c,sc,
500 for siI5.
No. q u, octave, four round corner, mnnlding
case, $3.50 for sapn
No Z. ~ octave, Square Grand, richly carved
No. L. ! octave Upright or Cabinet Plano s6pt for
No. . octave Upright or Cabinet Piano s7oo for
Slh0
No.s =, octave Upright or Cabinet Iano s %
No. /. II octave seml-tirand Plano SOM for sdpl.
NJ 2 ~ octave 1'hret-quarter Grand ranuS $40
No. 3, II octave Fun Concert Grand Plano s'.@
The reputation OF iles. FIRST lass instruments
makes Il unnecessary for MS TO say word In their
favor. They are universally acknowledged to he
scnerior to any instrument mads.
ihose wishing 70 purchase, Or desiring to make
CHRISTMAS PRESENT rs,
WIN lhn tnat our special and extraordinary rtllg.
t'h OF prices Will enable them to obtain
FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENT
~ price even less Than sccond-ratc, or Inferior
ohe would otherwise cost them
Those wanting bargains should not fall To call al
our y ~ "
Wnrerooris, No. hob Chestnut ST., Phiiad,n,
And examine our large stock, where they VIII he
readily convinced of the superiority of these Pianos
ana The sacrifice at which we are Offering them.
SCHOM1 CKER d. GO.
~ B-Soc agents far thu cel,,,r,t.d
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
ASTRAL on.

DRAFTS ASTRAL OH.
FIRE TEST Isso FAHRENHEIT.
viii not explode.
viii mot take fire u the lamp ,,lsets breaks.
Can be burned IN any coal oil lamp NTH ,oick gipg
a beautiful Unite light, and is perfectly safe.
We hare just receired another inpoce Of 800 gaIlons
In and fire gallon sealed cans, which are suppi.
ing 10 dealers aud CONSUMERS at proprietary prices.
Call and get pamphlet
q. BRINGlIURST Il CO.,
Nh"iesa'e and Retail DrU.t,isis,
Sixth and Market streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
GantatilnaI.
nEL AWARE Q oL l 4 Q e

II Ella W ARE COL 1 1 @ e
NEWARK, DELLA WARE,
VIII be ra-opened for the reception Of Students
WEDNESDAY, September 14th, 1870
The Trustees OF the College have secured Ac0rps,
competent and able Professors In the severs de-
partments of Instruction, and students may pursue
either the regular Classical Course such as IS tanSnt
In our best Colleges, or II they prefer II may conine
partments, in which special attention Is given 70
these branches Of learning relating to Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts.
It is the design OF the Institution to provide for
Young Men q thorough, Practical Education ~
very moderate expense.
For Circulars containing full ipfornation, address
WILLIAM H. PURNELI. A. M, President
jy25,d&wn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

We hope no subscriber on our list will owe US
dollar at Christmas. viii yor, reader, dsap-
point us
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
MoIIer's Cod Liver OIL.
Pure OIL of olives.

or retail, by,
~ AsFff II Sixth and Market
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

Why is It that so many children die under The gea
~ " hye years? Ihat large proportion OF children
uie uiuer that age, has long been subject Of re-
IL Is certain, ~ ''
Also II is known that worms exist In the human
sysle from ils earliest infancy; therefore, parents
especially mothers, who are more constantly with
llelr children cannot be too observing of lie first
Niiptons OF worms; for so surely as they exist
they can be SAFELY AND CERTAINLY r,mnvrd
from the most delicate infant, by the timely use of
u. A. FAIiNESTOCK,S yERMIFUGE.
ILLS perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury riupa
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITIONS.
And may be administered with the utmost sa ftv IA,
Children Of all Ages e'' W
Worm CONNECTIONS, made M re for the prpose ,,f
ptdsihg Tile palate than overcoming tile ,ijsrase
nhve neen manufactured all over the country bnt
tliel SNORT tease of life is nearly exhausted and ri
vor daily. w So" III ia-
CAUTION.
Smitid occasiot require you 10 purchase d. A. Enh
nssfoeks Ferniuge, be particularly cdyefa 10 se III
the antats are b. A. This is The article tLu hgs bes
''' '"' pt'e
Favorabiy Known Since 1929.
Ana purchasers must Insist on having H. II thew DIN
hnl WISH 10 have an imitation forced upon them
SCHWlRTZ % HASLETT.
FORMERLY
b. A. FAHNEsToCK's SON 4 Co,
SOLE PROPRIEToRs,
"'''-eonNw's-w' PiTTsBURg, PA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

Genuine Yankee Shaving Soap.
We have just received several gross OF this popu-
lar shaving soap which we introduced here fifteen
or twenty years ago. and has proved one OF the best
and cheapest in the market.
Also. from the same maker his celebrated Bar
bers Bar Soap, which we are supplying, wholesale
and retail, at lowest market rates.
H. BRINGIIURS Il Co,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
lS29oHssssRsSsruAL. 1870
FRANKLIN
Fire Insurance Company,
or PHILADELPHIA, IA.
OFFICE---435 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET.
AssEsTs ON AUGUST FIRST, lasu,


ASSESTS ON AUGUST FIRST, issu,
S3,OO8,SSS "a.
Capital stop nm nm
Accrued Surplus and premiums 2,6ug,sss "a
Income for 1870 so ono
LOSSES pad In 1869, i5t,9DS ~
LOSSES PAID SINCE 1920 OVER
SJ,500,OOO 90.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on literal terms
me Company also Issues policies upon the rents vi
az klhas OF buildings, ground rents and mortgages
The Franklin has no disputed claim
DIRECTORS.
aired g. Baker, Alfred Filter,
samuel Grant Thomas SPARKS
Geo. W. Richards, VIM s. Grant.
Isaac Lea, Thomas i ElIis
George Falcs Gilstayus i. Kpmson.
ALFRED G.. BAKER, President
GEORGE FALES Vice President,
James, McAlllster, Secretary.
Theodore NJ Roger, Assistant Secretary
L. A. VAN TRUMP, Agt for Delaware,
Bringhurst Buildings 9Th and Market,
aug 1901 tid6W Wilmington, del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
OLIVE OIL OF AK,

which we receive in the original packages used for
exporting It, The district Of AK, In France yields
but small quantity Of this oil, but peculiarlties Of
location, climate, soi and temperature, fayorably
influence the quality Of Olives grown there, Just as
the same causes Affect the quality OF grapes IN
certain wlne-producing districts This oil Is bot
tied under our own label in haf-pints to meet the
wishes Of many customers who object to 80 much
oil at once as the full-sized bottles contain.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

Dealing considerably in Olive Oils for medical and
pharmaceutical purposes we have excellent facili-
such as are ft for use on the table. That which we
consider best for the latter purpose is the true
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

Several grades, including the celebrated "Boston
Sage" just received and offered at reduced prices
Il. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Sixth and Markpt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-04-28
Executive Committee Of the State DEM
ocratic Central Committee.


The Chairman of tho Democratic
State Central Committe, in virtue Of
his authority, has appointed the ESecu-
tive Committee Of that body The Ex-
eutiys Committee now consists Of the
following gentlemen
Chairman ,r-e6ss;o--Ilou. Joshua van.ani,
Baltimore city.
Secretary er-e5ieiO--John Merryman, Dalti-
more county.
J. Philip Roman, Allegany eornty.
Dr.. + ]. Henkle, Anne Arundel county.
VIM. NJ. Isaac, Baltimore county.
DR.. Milton n. Taylor First Legislative Dis
tfict, Baltimore city.
james A. buchanan, Second Legislative Dis
triet, Baltimore city.
Colonel Isaac NJ. benson, Third Legislative
District Baltimore city.
DR.. @. N. Goldsborough, Caroline county.
u. l. Sparrow, Calvert county.
Dir. Frank Shaw, Carroll county.
Hiram Mccullough, Cecil county.
Barnes Compton, Charles county.
], W. Henry, Dorchester county.
John Richie, Frederick county.
Henry d. Fsrnandis, Hartford county.
Thomas II. Eunt, Howard county.
James A Pears, Kent county.
Mm. Thomas, Of r., Montgomery county.
Wm- b. Bayne. Prince Georges county.
John Brown, Queen Anne's county.
John T. Dent, 81. Mary's county.
DR.. George II. Dennis, Somerset county.
Samuel Hambleton, Talbot county.
John II. Handy, Worcester county.
George freaner, Washington county.
Andrew J. Crawford. Wicemico county.
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DIED.

Near Middletown, Montgomery county,
No., on the 2lst of April, Sarah Martin,
consort Of George Martin, and daughter Of
Burgess Nelson, late of Carroll CO., dec d.
In Baltimore, on the morning of the nd
instant, of consumption, j. Constantine
Baugher.
On the 10Th instant, John Frederick
Auts, of this county, aged 40 years, I
morths and / days.
Near Manchester, on the 18th instant,
Henry Baumgartner, aged II years and 8
months.
In York, Pa, on the 18th instant, George
Frysinger, formerly of this city, in the s0ih
year Of his age.
Near Taneytown, on the 10th instant
John Bowers, in the 18th year of his age.
Near Taneytown, on the 10Th instant,
Isaac Newcomer, in the 3sth year Of his
age.
On the Goth ultimo, at Franklinville,
John d, Picking, in the 56th year of his
age.
In Myers District, on the 10th instant,
Mrs. VIM. ltinecker, in the 47th year Of
her age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-04-28
A Vivid Picture.

Mr.. Marshall, of Illinois, is one of
the most gifted members Of Congress.
lie Is man who sets his face squarely
against the iniquitous tariff which Rad
ical leaders have imposed upon the
people Of the country The following
paragraph IRON speech made by him
in tie House the other day, FULLY
attests his ability, as well as his abhor.
renee Of this scheme to plumber the PEG.
pie:
The farmer starting to his work has a shoe
put on his horse with nails taxed u per cent,
driven by hammer taxed 81 per cent. cuts a
suck with knife taxed 50 per cent; hitche,
ms horse to plough taxed so per cent, with
chains taxed 81 per cent. lie returns to his
home at night aud lays his wearied limbs on a
sheet taxed 5s per cent, and covers himself
with blanket that has paid $50 per cent. lie
rises IN the morning, puts on his humble fan
mel shirt taxed so per cent, his coat taxed so
per cent, shoes taxed IS per cent, and hal
taxed 70 per cent. opens family worship by a
chapter from his Bible taxed Is per cent, and
kneels to his God on IN humble carpet taxed
100 per cent. He sits down tc his humbl meal
from plate taxed 40 per cent, with a knife
ana FORK 50 per cent. drinks his cup of coffee
taxed ~ per cent, or tea rs por cent. with
sugar ~ per cent; seasons his food with sal l
taxed 100 per cent, pepper taxed 2g7 pc r
cent, or spice taxed $40 per cent He looks
around upon hsi wife and children, all
taxed in the same way takes chew of tobac.
co taxed 100 per cent, or lights a cigar taxed
10 per cent, and then thanks bis stars that he
lives in the freest and best government under
heaven. II ON the Fourth OF Jaly he wants 10
have the star spanged banner on real bunting
he must pay the American Bunting Comp any
OF Massachusetts, 100 per cent for this eIori.
Gus privilege. No wonder, sir, that the West
ern farmer is struggling in poverty, and con-
seious OF a wrong somewhere, although he
knows not whence the blow comes that Il
claiming him TO life Of endless toll and reduc-
ing bis wife and children to beggary.
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YORK COUNTY ITEMS. From the
Hanover Citizen, of Thursday last, we
take the following.
ANOTHER FIRE.--About II o'clock nm
Monday night last, fire was discovered in
the barn of Mr.. Edward Bair, between Bal.
timore and York streets. The alarm was
immediately given, and the fire arrested
before much dana ge resulted. Had it not
been thus early extiLguished, the loss of
property must have been great On We'd.
nesday morning, J. Someryille Forrest, was
arrested on suspicion Of having fred the
building, and, after hearing before ESQUIRE
forney, co mmltted to York Jail.
SUDDEN DEATH-The Harrisburg Tele.
grab of Saturday last. says Thursday noon
W. Kirk, Esq, Of New Market, Fairyiew
township, York county, started to Phila.
deiphia for the purpose Of laying in his
stock Of snringand summer goods. Friday
bus friends received a telegram from Mrs.
Kirk, who had accompanied him, that he
died at an early hour on Friday morning.
The news OF Mr.. Kinks demise has cast n
gloom over the entire community in which
he resided.
VALUABLE HoRsE.-Mr. |. c. Dellone Of
this place. has sold his beautiful youna
stallion, .'WiIlgoe,m three years old, 10
Mr.. Simon j. Diller, for $500 cash. "Will.
goe,' three years old, to Mr.. Simon ]
Diller, for $500 cash. "Wiilgoe'' was
purchased when sixteen months cid, ut Mr..
Winans' sale, in Baltimore, and Is consid.
cred one Of the most promising colts in the
State.
LARGE BARS.--Mr Pins Smith, carpenter
Is erecting barn this season Tor Mr.. V.
0bold in Conawago township. Adams coun.
iy, about two miles from this place, one
hundred and fifteen feet in length. and
cighty-nine feet wide. II win be first class
barn in every respect and ills supposed will
be the largest in York or Adams counties,
our informant states.
CHICKEN CHoLERA.--A gentleman, res.
ident OF West Mannheim township, informs
ms that the chicken disease termed nchicken
cholera prevails to considerable extent
in that section at present, some Of the far
mers having lost nearly all their "feaihered
tribe
LARGE STEER. MIR VIM. Anthony. butch.
er. last week slaughtered steer which
weighed on the hoof twenty one hundred
and fifty pounds. This fine animal was fed
By Mr.. SamaeliG iSneeriuger, Of yicini
itg Of McSherrystown.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-04-28

The following remedy has been re.
commended to US with a request that
we publish it. As the warm weather
is rapidly approaching we hope those
who own horses viii try it;
70 Rere.a Horses from being Teasei by
Flies. Take two or three small handfuls or
walnut leaves, upon which pour two Of
three quarts OF cold water; let il infuse one
night, and pour the whole next morning
ioto kettle and let it boil for quarter Of
an hour. When cold it will be Ct for use.
No more is required than to moisten
sponge, and before the horse goes out Of
the stable, let those parts which are irrita.
BILE be smeared over with the liquor, viz
between and upon the ears, the neck, the
Hanks, etc, Not only the lady or gentleman
who rides out for pleasure will derive ben.
eft from walnut leaves thus prepared, Blu,
the coachman, the WAGNER, and all Others
who nse horses during the hot months.
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An Important Change Made.

In the premi-ms of the Grand Trial
of Speed to be held at Westminster on
the 18th and 10Th of May, proximo, the
following changes hare been made by
the Board Of Directors controlling the
Troiting Club; LIST, the $500 trot is
limited to Horses, &c, that have not
beaten 2:30; 2ud, in the county trot to
Horses that have not beaten PAS; $3.50
to the winning Horse, and $50 to the
second Horse.