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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WIZ

Ty"I1lPORTANT.---TllOSE WHO
have attained to the greatest cmincncc in
ic science Of Medicine. and who have by
lifelong study OF and experience with,
the human organism, obtained great IN
Ighf into the origin and pathology OF dis
ease, are yet, Notwithstanding all thcirpro-
found Ind learned theories. coniessedly
cropping in the dark ps to the1lrst cause OF
uuy and all diseasts that affect our race.
Iul t,s much has been clearly clucldated,
and Us become an axiom with the learned
profession, that by far the greatc3tnumbtr
ofouralments are directly traccabIc TO- de-
mhgcmcnt oftlc digestive functions, ana
if"gooG digestion wait on appetite health
vii. be the almost unifon1 result. Act
inc upon this axiom, the inventors ofD I.
.UgGLEI'S CELEBR ATED STOMACH
BIT, GliS has been cminently. successful
Gu0giIg rom the many Testimonials mat
are constantly pouring in upon lin
tLrarghtho nails and prsi,) IA preplring
remedy to meet and nip in tie bud all
this long list Of obsc0rc and distressing
dnrgIglmeHts that render "ilio scarce
worth lhc living" We are glad TO learn
tlHt The public here arc beginning to APP
pruriatc these EilTERS upon their IN
ttiu ic merits and that trey can b" had
oytl, where. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in another
| column.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31

JOIIN G. SCHRoM. dealer In all kind
- of Cakes. Candies, ConfeetioneriGS. DC
Cheese, Crackers, and Oysters. Bakery
next door TO John 4. Skaters law Office.
on Main street. ~" Warm bread fur
nished every evening. Cakes of all kinds
Iuaie 10 order Tor bridal and reception par.
ties. Give him cali -
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+. {. NurrelI, n.D. Il. L. 7rrney, A.. D
MURRELL & TURNKEY,
W,Sf1rpsTFR 'T,,,N
WINCHESTER, TENN,

Office next door Burroughs Coach Shop
Offer their professional Ger! ices to the
citizens of Franklin and Adjoining coun-
ties. Special attention paid to every,
branch OF the science. One orlhe other OF
us can lie found at our office or residences
at all times, unless professionally engaged
elsnw here. mayo
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31
ALSO A NEW WORK,

entitled New School Medicines. wllcA
the only work ever published upon Maa'
Medica embracing all the Eclectic, AC' vi
patbic and Aotanic remedies, WIN ap'
regular Materia Medica. Price sd l'.
aye free. Address us above.
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In Chancery at Winchester.

=" N'soAJ wv VAIolIOOVO1 .
Marion R. Cobb VS.. Nathan r. Davis
and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
Clerk and Master from the bill which Ia
sworn to, that defendants, r. F. Walker.
Sarah Jane Walker, NJ. NJ. Gates and wife
Mary. Jesse Golden, Green Cobb, James
Pulaski Cobb. and the heirs Of Araminta
Cobb. are nOn-residcnts Of the State of
tennessee. so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them.
|, 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal, publisheds in Winchester,
tennessee. requiring said non resident { G.
PENDANTS to appear before the Clerk and
Master on or before the fourth Monday in
JUNE next and plead, answer or demnr
to. complalnant's bill. or the same will be
faken Tor confessed and set for hearing ex
parte - to them. Witness my hand st Of
fee, February. 10 $50. -. 49,.
n. r. ESTn.I,
b. fshl7 ~ y er.L Clerk ssd Mas1er.
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PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE.

Mrs. n. a. Carter notifies the public thss
she has rented the Sims Tavern. House
and will receive transfers. day. aud regv-
lar boarders. ON reasonable terms. She b
fitting up the establishment I'm good enele
and wts aIib>tal patronage ofIbe pu5fh
febt A. 80 1
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Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency OMAN
cy Sutherland. decd, all perssns having
claims against said estate. must file then
with the Clerk of the County Court oI
franklin County. for pro rata distribution
by the first day OF July. 1870. or they will
forever barred. I. II. FINCH, Admir-.
mar34t-
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A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF
n sickness. Inquire NJ No. II Blocker street.

DOR sALE-sUPERIOR FURNISHED DWELLING ON
n West Fcrtyninth street other desirable Houses
85th, l2d, 43d, 4Sb, 10th and 56th streets.
QAETlN0d 1 CO., No. 6 Fine street.
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COAL YARD, FIXTURES AND STOCK OFCOALF0R
"A sae-Dong safe, cash business; expenses light foE
cash or good real estate Address COAL, box lab New
York Post Office
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DoIRD wANTFD-roR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
Is two dsurhters for fan and winter city; terms
moderate Address ssiln. terne and full parloulals BOIL
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GREAT BARGAIN.-CHOIcE FARM, THREE MILES
6s New Eranswcx on the banks Of the kar,s
plenty Of fruit Of the choicest kinds splendid locaon
cheap NJ $2l. 900. j. s. FERGUSON a CO..
80 Nassau street, No. y.
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GREAT BARGAIN.-FOUR ACRES AND DOUBLE
NJ House, large barn, corner, desrably iocaed " min
DARRIN, 80 Broad.
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BOARD wANTED-IN NEW YORK CITY, FOR GEN
ID cman wife the winter. Addrers box b4s9 fost
onics cvn. terms which be low aso location VI
house and rooms.
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~ oaiiEN FARM FOR sALE-7 % ACRES, GOOD BUILD
" ings Gne orchard splendid andacape At bargain
z. H. OLIVER, No. 2 Beeknan street.
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A BARGAIN.--322 WEST THIRTy-sECoND STREET;
II -four e!ory brown stone House, l7ldesDO dne order
conyenence and ercellen. ocaton very easy
Apply on the premises, to owner.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

TOR sALE-rHE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
Richard r. Field, Of Princeton N. J. This beautiful
country seat widely for s collection OF
ana shrubs variety Of plants and IL splendid
hedges There acres q land The house e Of
nve chambers noor three with dressing
attached, bathroom, hot and cold water, &C. servants
cod greenhouse gardeners house and all the usua! out
buildings ca part OF Inc property 10 frame buhdng
in the cottage stye which has BEEN and be, rented
without annoyance TO the family occupying
the place TO gentleman with sufficient meanspartcu.
larry II he has sons to educats-uo sere elegant c:
HOMER MOR3AN'S. 10. Pine street.
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HOTEL TO LET FURNISHED, WITH PRIVILEGE
IL OF large picnic ground i8sh street. Mott Haven, op
poste depot Apply to RIDER CONKLING. 1ssth street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

IGOR sALE-BROWN STONE HOUSE; FOUR STORY
high soop, No. ~ West Fy.sixth street; great bar
GAIN must be Sold removing South; apply
ises. Peat street up town.
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NY COMPETENT MAN DAN HAVE MY PLACE OF
"A Business for $50 added 10 months rent 0sS 33g
Fruit Poultry Produce &C. l6s West street. near ashins
ton Market
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OH THIRD STREET, FEW DOORS FROM THE
20 Bowerv.-Niccy Furnished front Room to let, suitable
for one two persons terms moderate; nil Improvements
family priN ate.
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! TOR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY AND
! Il basement brown Dwelling, 2S6 Eat Sixteth
street between Second and Third avenues; was built ~
modern improvements would sod low. Apply at 244
tneAt at coal office foot OF East Thirty
4 j. II. LYON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-08

90 EAST TW EhTY-EIGHTH STREET-BoOMS, WITH
40 Board, moderate prices, with home privileges
sehned New England family aso table Board for students
ethere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-08

.LNINE FARM AT AMBOY, N. j., IN EXCHANGE FOR
~ House or Stable IN New YORK, Newark Woodsde, N.
Address JOHN WATSON, 266 West rwentysixh street.
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UNFINISHED COUNTRY REslDENCEs;-To LET, ON
the of the HudsoD within hour Of ths city,
with nice grounds well Furnished Houses, and complete IN
every respect at from rbO month and upwards
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-08

A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALON
N Of In the Fourth ward; rens
,ow. Apply 70 WILLIAM ABBOTT. No. . City Hall pacs
A GOOD FEED STORE, WITH LEASE. CONNECTED
~ with a stables for sae INQUIRE at S6 East Eighth N
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130AhD WANTED-BY Young MAN; ROOM WITH
ID gas breakfast al ~, dinner 10 2 supper to 8; oca.
ton preferred between tn and Twenyb strces,
Third and Sevonlh Address, stating terms which
n,ust not exceed &c q. u. O., Herald Office.
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MEAT LITTLE PLACE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
~ House. nine rooms gardeners house, al neces.aT
Ouhouses fruit splendid view, with IL cultivated
hour from the city Address OWNER, box 2040 Ne'
York Post oalce
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nRUG STORE FOR SALEM BROOKLYN, r. ID, !;
~ great business thoroughare For particulars apply to
WHEELER, PATTERSON CO., lSs William street,
New York
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w superior Farm, improved, 10 Illinois; would sell
low for cash Apply TO owner, National Mills Boo Tenth
avenue Thirty eighth street
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JlOR SALE Sl,9l-NEAT COSBY LITTLE COTTAGE,
j. West Brighton, minutes from landing; surroundinga
unexceptonabe tagged walks all the way rooms and
kitchen. DARRlN, % Broad street.
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Now York City,

FACTORY lane, g. 200 II of t},iyer's lane osxI-s
JACKSON av, lots los and ~ tjouldi man r.,sI
o.s Nos u and ~ block No ., Gouiis map 75xl0o ii
's 20 anu W. s''sA NJ D. Goulds man. 50Aldo. .....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-10

acter that It had nothing OF the Virgin ana child in
IL but descend Into the Catacombs and there you
monuments OF the grand old Catholic faith There In
the socaed purest days OF Christianity. the worship
OF the Virgin Mary II In evidence The wayward
arms ask forgiveness of an rrtated father. 30 1t
Is with us. We ask OF the mother OF God TO plead
for ua to solicit for Ms the support grace
and consolation for which we are always
In need. She merely asks for her divine
Son 70 give US all graces and blessings.
Mary we ask for assistance In cause before the
court Of Heaven. The never forgets his mother.
agony John and said, 'Son, behold thy mother
In the person Of John the Church and oil her men,
bers are typed and In the midst OF all the storms
or life we turn and call her by that sweet and
anectionate name.
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CURIOUS ELOPEMEyT.

The Misfortunes TINT BefeI a New Jersey
Benedict.
In regard to the troubles OF certain leather dealer
OF Elizabeth, N. j., named Frederick Hazel the say
Ing that st never rains but it pours'' Is peculiarly
applicable. About year ago his factory In Spring
street, near the river. was destroyed by fire. 1t was
heavily insured but the insurance men not only de-
clined making good his losses but actually charged
that he himself was directly responsible for the fire.
subsequently he was arrested on charge Of steal
ing preferred by one Mr.. Fox. At the last term OF
court he was tired. found guilty and sentenced TO
pay line or fifty dollars and costs. The latter
with the line, reached the figure OF $l2l 90
In default OF this he was committed To
jail Meantime the jail committee OF
the Board Of Chosen Freehoders met and RENTED
MS costs DE paid the fine and was liberated. On
reaching nome MS reception by his wife was exceed
ingy singular; she was greatly surprised 1T his be-
ing az large, ana seemed anything but pleased On
plea OF poverty she prevailed him to 60 to New
YORK ana procure some money. He did so, and
came DacK Yesterday with SIPS, but found his wife
mad gone wnere the wOodbine twineth," probably
In the direction OF Mlddletown N. Y. when last
seen sne was leaning lovingly on her "cousin'sn
renee mas caused as much Of sensation as another
4Ddhe Ge cEuT, In which q certain Mr. Jones' fur
niture dealer figured few weeks age. The latter
venerable hon6re. after being expelled from the
Broad street Baptist church for hts numerous gal
Iantrles among certain ladies of the congregation
loowed by long absence from home, has returned.
This, too, causes q f1utter.
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appropriate dollar 70 your own convenience such
3 man Will grudge you the very bread you cat and
the raimenG you wear. For your own sake and that
Of your friends
DO NOT MARRY A LAZY MAN,
and who has no property. man without property
and business Will never render you happy. But II
ne DO without property and industrious you have q
guarantee that with tine smile OF Providence upon
his exertt0ns, You will never come to want
DO NOT MARRY A MAN OF UNEVEN TEMPER.
There IL nothing with which domestic enjoyment
)s more intimately connected than good temper and
m affectionate disposition. The absence of sweet
disposition will render you In no small degree I'M
happy. Better come In contact with q cross bear
shan associate yourself with such q monster a. q
man OF violent temper
DO NOT MARRY SKEPTTo
IN ms principles or without q religion for with every
other quaication you may desire II would be infatu
alton for you 10 become his wife.
DO NOT MARRY A GAMBLER.
How can you CONSENT Think Of his associations.
How many daughter reared In mothers smiles
and surrounded by oil that can bless becomes Q
lone watcher lost 10 happiness, while tho husband
u spending hts and her wealth In some gambling
saloon or at billiards. The preacher concluded BY
warning young ladies' against marrying tippler,
for the young man who mas taken hts nrst glass has
entered the highway OF ruin and opened bis soul TO
the Destroyer
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The plans therefore should proyide:-First for the
widening OF the exterior street to $50 feet and the
stone sea wall In place OF the present bulkhead.
Second, the construction At right angles to this wall
act OF Legislature said piers to be sixty feet In
width and 200 feet apart 10 consist OF stone pier
head properly constructed Of hydraulic masonry
the full width OF the pier. Between this pier head
and the bulkhead pneumatic iron piles TO be sunk
At such distances I've requisite for the support
OF iron girders which shall sustain the nooring Of
tho pier SAID piles 10 be filled with concrete
That over each pier as far IS the pier head, there
shall be constructed on iron supports second noor-
ing covered with an arched roofing OF corrugated
1ron the sides OF which shall be enclosed with the
same MATERIAL and provided with specous ana suit
with an elevated railway extending along and over
the entire line OF bulkhead Said railway to be or
sumcient capacity to accommodate freight and pas
senger rafc to the fullest extent that may be re-
CURED. Third-That during the construction OF the
Dulkhead there shall be laid along the water front
low Level sewer a. sufficient depth to secure the
ana OF sufncient capacity " receive the entire
sewerage or the city.
THE EXTERIOR STREET AND sULKHEAD.
III mas long been matter OF serious detriment
10 commerce that South ana West streets were so
narrow that constant st0ppage of all trafnc fre-
auently occurs, and at all times transportation
through those streets has been accomplished with
much difficulty and great loss OF time The neces-
sty for widening those streets and the substitution
every tide 70 saturate the ground behind. and at
nigh tides 70 Ill all the cellars with water, Is APP
parent; Il Is proposed 10 construct substantial
ssone bnlkhead OF hydraulic masonry, either IN
granite or limestone with granite coping. the spe.
cincaiions for which accompany this report
THE PIERHEAD.
~ II proposed to construct the rierhead OF stone,
since 1t Is at this point that the greatest stability Is
required. The shock OF vessel coming into the
sp AZ an accelerated rate OF speed win be received
BY the plerhead. IL also receives ana breaks the
force Of ice and all other noatng matter borne down
by rapid current.
Hence it's deslGed Necessary that the pierhcad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-10

ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERMAN IN BuFFALo-The
fact that United States Attorney General Alderman
old college friend, =. Q. sprague, was mentioned
yesterday by the Courier. 1t ID proper We should
say that Mr. Akermans presence in the city was NOT
health forbade his indulgence any social courte.
ses He is still suffering from the eects Of Sc we're
month In Georgia, and he sought few days OF re-
tirement here In the hospitable mansion OF his
friend for the purpose OF quiet rest and to regain
strength enough Tor return TO his duties at Wash
ington. We are glad to say that the privacy and
rest that he has secured has Deen Of great benefit to
to washington much improved u bealih. -,BDDalo
Express. OCT Z
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C0LORED RELIEF SOCIETY,".


Before we Introduce "heathen Chinesen into our
houses II would be well to find employment for all
our native born domestic servants For several
months q society has been In operation to enable
families In New York to avail themselves OF
the almost countless poor csiored girls in
the South, who would gladly come to the
North. Although as yet II has proceeded
very cautiously IN Its operations and has satisfied
itself with small room on the upper story of the
Bible House fer Its headquarters 1t has already done
great deal or good, thanks to the energy which
mas characterized Its management. No less than
200 girls nave, since the sth juno, been brought
from Maryland and Virginia and furnished with
employment at good wages In respectable homes
where they receive kindly treatment ana perhaps
aiso, wne eid occasion requires, little season.
able advice. Applications for servants are
stu constantly being received, ana each
week cargo o. fresh hsnds' are brought up from
the south All applicants are required TO deposit
twelve dollars Tor the expenses OF hiring and trans
porting the girls and for this sum the latter work
month gratultously. After that an arrangement as
to wages Is made between the partes according to
value Of tine servant the remuneration varying from
eight to twenty dollars month. Should the girl
msbehaye herself the society pledges itself to dnd
satisfactory substitute. Only one complaint mas
however, yet been received -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LADIES FACES ENAAELLED; ALSO THE PRE-
"A. paratioa Tor sale, with nsrucens by NJ LAUs5ON,
76O RroadNax
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A --A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF TIgE SOUTHERN
"A. Associaton drawn IN public at I2 cOP. H. and 80
7. H., at Virginia Hall. Richmond. va
Distribution No le2-Thursday Morning. April z, 1870
NJ, II, e6 q, g. U.s. -, q, -. Y: 2s:
~, %, p. 3d. 72, 2e, 2s sc, ~ 8, Ii, IL
VIE BLOOD IS The LEE.
NEW DISCOVERY.
COMPOUND OXYGEN TREATMENT.
BOW CONSUMPTION MAY BE CURED.

Tho WIN the Importance OF lungs in order
= make healthy G * %on, e pure air
The lungs are a'es,ss SS ssvns him Of &. the e. requisite
sc G ss e ss rTs
the lung capacity restored THIS contact takes
ting Of wine and the air and what Il soon 10 e.
come blood are not mixed togeer they are separate
s 5 a sa WITCH n 70 s cs sse
verted into blood In the little veins which are
sides very thin th, isegvins material o. the air
passes through sa,a You viii them that plentiful
Supply essential 10 The maintenance health,
manner that breathe or inhale common air
BROWN in bis practice. What can be more natural,
sn ss sn ss paep Of 81
ren conveyed directly into The lungs and s liegiv!ng
r:oaS
taken Into he stomach from which e s.indy sent through
not tme 70 give attention 10 rational method
for reaching the lung with other remsdies?
some form or ds.as Of the lungs The picture /: too
ss OXYGEN sad
the hour but substantial scientific philosophical fact tho
and Is a. beautiful effective any the great laws o
nature Reipg inhad into the lungs arkes the centre
LIMB muscle nerve and tissue Of which the body j made
up For curing Throat Lung and Blood diseases s
Tai. remedy ghas been thoroughly and successfully
tested in rhaasphia and z now bsns introduced ia New
Dr. BROWN IL regular graduate Of Medicine Surgery and
Mos sf. h. Ia % s
de, e per II ;
and Use i a. an saaisry IL their practice
All inquiries BY letter win be answered, and al necessary
iEssrmi''n S'Ess BY calling upon n,o,vv ~
u West Twentieth street, New YORK.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

-
OFFICE iSb saSSshoSS $ FsssEar s1ss1t STREET
TIE HORSE AND oARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business Is conducted at our
liz EAST lsfh sTkEk AeElSE SEAk HaSH Fiji AVENUE
sAsys HFss4 e FSisSAT HSstS SsS EsiS1s
aS nS q. ss
@ pSss:. X os:r
rSiT & y WssH sSS EsS$ u HoHSs
%sS
We sso Keep register q Of horses for ps!ya:e sale
' This fha'fss Is! sFsiD%%i O'CLOCK
rsssMosTs st s sysa '1 Mares. with
2a ~ as ss snsol ns ,s
IIen 5 ss 1Sa 1oas rg
ss
HSE :a s 1 s. \
ason; irosed Ias. training ia and aT 70
S ss esa Tss q finest road
TOP wAGoN-ciy built, in good order also set single
,BEoWN HORSE Long name and tail, ls hands. years,
haa rom Fl sgsrS 4aass san free
K6AD ,s kind
S ys Ss oossn s% g
Mare ,s hands
free fom fat, traveller sh superior for ladies' and
No TOR BxsKRf PoNY PHAEroN-Ci,y built, in good
order sso set s!nsle Harness Blankets Robes ac &c.
ROAD TUKNOCT-bay trOtting uorse 15tS hands.
years kind and true In all harness free can rot
IN three mnues s,ylish; OF team that cost 81 800
Together With
@ y sssa Ss + ssSs: also
ROAM HORSE-Long mane and tail, l54 hands, . years;
Kind and true in all harness and under saddle free from
vice. trots In 35; very stylish ue family road horse
warranted sound. Together with
NO TOP WAGON-In good order, built by city maker: set
single Harness, Blankets, &c.
BAY MARE Sired by 6. NJ Pa.chen dam thorous shbred
l5< hands, years; kind and harness; free
from vice. rot in Sao; stylish superior brood
Seyersl other Horses, top and top Wagons Harness.
Blankets, &C., &c. Full descriptions time Of sale.
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(tORNs, BUNIoNs. ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
y diseases OF thc feet cured by Dr. zACHARE 700 Broad
Way Refers q a surgeons.
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JfOR SALE--ONE FOUR SEAT VICTORIA, NEARLY
new, built by John Lawrence Co. Call at ia Clinton
place,
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.-NEw
" and second hand Harness. Saddles, &c. Military Cloth
ing, Wool and Rubber Blankets Rubber Cysrcoas Wagon
ond Horse Covcrs &C. ssnd for circular. pITKiN Co.
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CPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE SALE OF
- the celebrated and well known troer Maid Of the Mn
att l.. VANDEWATER'S auction sale, % West Thirteenth
street. She coming years old, about ID hands hgl
ran'ed sound ana kind end to sot IN - on day OF
driven by the late Hiram Woodruff has on the
when she trotad In race IN 2o boating Red Rover eod
several others without ranng also troeI trial IN
1884, wagon The above animal must be sold WILTON,
any reserve, close the late Wni McMaLon