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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-06
BELOW COMING UP.

Si..p sc'o Huute. Hs..n,..n FROM. antwerp n !...
last. 10 Lowell & E..iley.-
shin Ma;ocia, .awt on. :rofn Asl.nwa' vi. Hry
West. il. ballast. 20 iOv-.i Bailey
Gri. Eoo Coriune, 3. GAYS from Cctt". :" master
Bark sylvia W Swate;. ;so;f. Mobile. "! t,..ss. 70
VIM CrrcNS->
Big Paletena Iarings 3 Gays !,ota liavan., u
ballast to PUG Bros
Havana in BALLAST TO Fas;o s Marka-
schooner } IngI;.ha,. Packard is days from View
York. 20 Geo A Fosdick &ro-
Schooner Emery Clayton !: days !roi. Pt.l..-
delphia via. Key Meet TO .,las'c'--
Schooner David Ames. Anes. ii .s:. ..',. Boston.
20 21ofndik.. Norton &co-~
Schooner X Floyd, Dayton. L. " ."a. '''s .t"'
~ ballast, 30 Nls stel-~
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DIR. Newman tells this story III his lecture
ON Utah and polygamy: according TO
custom. when a man dies he appoints hus-
hand to his wife by proxy. One of the
saints went to a woman one day and said
that he was going to be, by revelation from
heaven, her husband by proxy, and the re-
nIv of the woman was, i gness you WON'T
meeting of alumni Of Philips Exeter
NV, held at Boston, coinInittee.
Nv }. G. Palfrey, was appointed TO
) s.-..-.l-''- 90 to replace the academy build
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
:"..'' DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH {
ORLEANS.

.hos NE RANlGNpE SiIiOUL VS.. MA. NIi.Os..
1cr II .yband.-No "a 69l
I fh!EBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE :ieT1
'.f OF December. 1870. Judgment was rex
crre in this court. III the following entitled sls;-
III me words aud hsur,s following, to wit:
AG3ullne Ravignot Slhoul vs.. Max Nihou. Ger
f.n>band.-No 246ai
81 motion of Hays New, for plaintiff, prodc.,
IL du- proof of plaintiffs demand it is ordered,
"d!udssd and decreed that the default here n
inferred November 20, 1870 he now confirmed ard
hat there be Judgment in favor of plaintitf d.
STe' hf "a separation OF property dissolution of
NC cor! munty hitherto existing between plant
.:','d dei' mt. Max Nihoul. her hushand and u.
.nn 4l"iain recover OF said defendant four tho--
s"Ea uN" hundred dollars. with MORTGAGE AID
pr .se on al defendants property and 900 II
.a5t. ~ ~
Judgment rendered December ; 1870
sen"d ueccmhcr9 1870.
PAIL F.. THEARD :rs1ss
IA 't'u,nony Thcreof have hereuuto see -
ho and am Ied thc seal OF the said court a. <te
cry 81 N'w orleans on this fourth day of Ja1i,a-y
"a ne year OF our Lord one Thousand at
.lufnttd ana seventy ald the rinety-tifth yr.r :.
i-'e inoependence CT the United States
70 - Ic4 fkAhh WALL, Deputy C!.rs.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
- TIL" fine Screw Steamers of the
81 - North German Lloyd will resume
their regular trips in September next.
These steamers viii touch out ward at Hayre and
Havana, and their home trip at Havana and
southampton. 20 receive and land passengers and
freight.
The days of departure VIII he published here
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen or Havre to Havana or New Orleans-
FIRST Cabin-gOld. on
''SoA"so~Soio.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 90
From New Orleans or Havana to Southamptor
Havre or Bremen.
fTst Iabln-gold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 90
Steerage-sod. Observation-Disclosures. a 90
Passage Tickets from Bremen or flavre to Havana
or New Orleans issued By the undersigned.
The Steamers of the New York Bremen Line ,eave
every Thursday and Saturday, and those ef tho
Baltimore-Bremen Line every alternate "Wednesday
touching at Southampton.
Passage Tickets can be had at this Office
For further particulars apply to
ED. F.. STOCKMEYER, Agent.
wv - ~ Union street
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n 8. MARSHAL'S SALES.

j. u. Io* Her Tackle. Apparel etc. ,,<.
THE CNId his;an:. No. 96sz.-Ey virtue Q. "a
,[i,d o sale in The nsys tG.r sn
ss ri pr ;ssrs + f ' q!
SATCRDAl, 'a. =" he Customhouse on 90 L+v's
at tr ~ net ~een Canal aud Cnstomh'use
this oily ,,,o., LOTAWANNA. her Tach' .F'
lnr re ,s DER inventory al this Once
TernsCas at time o. aa.' Sew Orleans s.
day OF January i''i SB PACKARD.
United States Marsis--
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OCACHITA Ri\ Err.
$3.50
Regular Passenger Packet.
<77.s;.- n For Camden. Champo.
III, I, - gnolle. Marie Saline. Trenton,
ii;;TTIInsi Monroe, Ouachta City. and al n
sxfsErgE-seeL termedate landings on Black AID
c..achita .yeGs--Tile new passenger steamer
POST EO1,
+ y Ely. Master. C. W.PoaERoT. CTsRE;
Eor i!.i.llt OF passage apply Oh board or to
GEORGE D. HlTE, Agent,
/. TchouptoHas stree.
LORD 4 McpEAKE, 70 Gravier street.
Tie Pos, Boy will give clear bills ladinS to Cam
i.u and AL interned date landings at high water
-. a6
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"a Ikoe
NEW U1sI.EASS. CHICAGO AND TRE
WEST,
hf4ps~ h 'Tl:e Illinois Central Eaf..
road and Blue Line, Sa cairo, viii
iE4 take fieiSiS from New Orleans Oh
49, -cass Steamers leaving daily
al i've 7, NJ. for Caro- Chicago and all poiSts North,
West ard East, at the lowest rates.
AL rates and all through bills OF lad1ng froIn New
Orleans by above Ioiiec given, signed and rec0g.
nzet on'y al the Gc!leXal Office Of I've Company Is
Aaroudt,.s street,
shippers by this route save an draya... and trars
fer charges az Cairo and their goods are always
nder eossg, and charges are made for ior";td'
.a. y.AMES T. TUCKER,
nns General Agent.
NlIEO!S CENTRAL. RAILHOAv YACKhTse
f..~h For Memphis. Cairo and
III: =, ~ She Btnd>-Thr tle iasssngtg
443Nii..:a1 steamers Of III Zine " " rave IS
ks{ss.zx:sz.s4AE follows:
Dexter, Jones. %. ...... SATURDAY. yaiNa' J
Giving through bills OF laling 70 al points :he
Memphis and Charleston RAILROAD, Nashville and
Northves: Railroad, and Ae1uphlS &rI 600
R;sigovS-aIso to 81. Louis.
j.B. WOODS. General agent
iU4 Common strtes.
&C. WAYNE. Freight Agens
- Matches str.ee.
fii..c. '.sn. FOR al fi.ights over he ;,.lilVLs
Cent. - H.. i.So:.G: iyIeI aI IT.. office OF
JAMES T. TUCKER
DIS - CarOnde.es strsse.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MEMPHIS.
Reyulur Memphis and Bend fachet LII"

Regular Memphis and Benz I"'A''
>eses.<, n For Memphis. HeienH
If - F1iar's Point, Carsons' Conco,uT
f Gsss.;v.shGS Mouth OF White river, Bolivs
Landing, Mound Place Gs s1
Enc+, Gaines Landing Luna Grrs s Iaa,a 'S NAV
land Dnncansby's. Skipwitl's, Lake Provdcless'
Miliken's Bend, vicksbrg, Grand Gulf st: '1se% Su
Rodney, Natchcz. Red river, BAYOU sara, nm ssr
Roure and ali way landings-The fine passens''
steamers - =.
RIFLE LIE Prank HICKS. Mas ,tSr
One of the above steamers will leave r. n Isr
SATURDAY, at five o'clock r. NJ pawn pa pa
attexiop 10 nj Bend and plantation business.
For freight or passage. apply on board OF TO o.
CO. WAYNE Agent, 81 Natchezs 81
SINNOTT l. ADAMS, Agents.
del ImO ii Cohiihfrti"i ~
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W..,. Wolfe w.. l.. Franci>eo-F First Justice

y IN. y ole vs.. l.. Franc !>eO--EIf.t JNstIce
Court, Parish oI H.I"ans, No. 662l.
E1T VIRTUE OF WRTN OF FtkRI FAFIAS TO
. M. directed nv ,he honorable H. NJ Dihbe,
First Justice OF tie Peace and for the parish oi
s,ri.!- viii proceed 10 So! III public auctlun a.
n. warehouse, No. l.9 Julia street. On FRIDAY.
.t;,nu:.rv t. 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ
ONE BLACK WALNUT DEHSTGAD AND COR
N.tE
:. .zei in The above snit.
f-lris-t'ash on the spot.
.}421 iaI & DANIEL CROWLEY. Constable.
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y. lpfpyrc vs.. 4. NOuncy-SecOnd Justice
81 ~,

=. l.pfpvrc vs.. T. NOuncy-SecOnd Justice
Court, Parish of Orleans. Nc. 1884
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FfEM FAC1AS TO
ID jn. directed by the Hon. ". l.. Evans, Second
Justice of the Peace and for the parish of Or
leans l will proceed to sell at public auction on
SATURDAY, january %, 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ,
1T the Merchants and -tUctioneers' Exchange, on
ROYAL street between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the Second District OF 'his cl'y' the
following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with building
and appurt enances designated by the No. 100, on
uian drawn by G. De Armas, on the Seventeenth
day of April 1852 and deposited IN the office Of said
notary which lot forms the corner OF Dumaine and
Dorgenois streets, and measures tNtnty-nlne feet
ten inches front on Drmaine street, by one hundred
and one feet eight and nall inches IL depth and
front Dorgenois street and enc hundred and one
feel ST inches five and half lines III depth on the
opposite line, purchased by The defendant from
Albin Soue, by act passed before A. Ducros, dated
twentieth day of September, 1879
Terms-Cash the spot.
A ). DAVERN.
d,23 Constable Second Justice Court.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IMPORTS.
NoN!,r-S:. ~ - sy..nses- - go. H",'1u aAa.
eIXGXaA
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-16

sr~ c,srtx TRAINS Leave New Castle for Whining.
tn ard Philadelphia at ~ ". Leave Philadelphia
II 10 " and Wilmington GO T., u. Tor New Cattle
SarRSh BRANCH TR,iss.-Addtionai to those above
VIII leave Clayton lar atn rna 10 A. ~ aud oc p
isayc snyrna for Clay II rs A. H. and 35 " 10
make connections with trains and from Dover and sta.
lions south
FREIGHT TRAIN. With Passenger Car attached leave
Wilmington !. IS 4. ". New Castle, 20 Addlctown,
23o rownsrnd 2Is, Clayton, ~. bovef 4 oS; w.
"mifg, Is. FELTON,. 90; liarrii pon. 2S Farming.
tan, io brdre,illc, 10, sraford so Lsurri II;
aud arrive al Dclmnr at I ~, A. M. Passengers
leaving philadelphia at II 30 r. ". will make
close connection with this train at Wilmington.
Returning--Wil leave Bcln,ar , 10 r. NJ Lnu-
rel, , IS Scatord 20 liridgcyille 4 so; Far
miueton, 3 - Harrington. = 10; FELTON,, G II
Wyoming, 6 a. Dover. I Gd: CLAYTON, I CAS-
Townsend, 20; M1ileuwn, 4 40; kirkwood,
| . 05 New Castle, . -, and arrive a, Whining
ton, 10 onr ". Philadelphia, II 30 p. N. aud
baltimore , SO \. ". Suhjcct 10 delays incident
| TO frcgh, business.
This train will stop To take up passengers only
| AT stations named, bu, will sc, down passengers
| at any stopping place, EXCEPT llnres Corner,
State Road, Rodney aud Dupont,
CONNECTIONS.
| At Townsend, with the keut County and
| Queen Anne 4 Kent Railroads for KENNEDY ills
| Sudersvilic and intermediate places.
| At Clayton. with VI. h u. r. r. for Easton
and intermediate places.
~ Huntington. with j. & II. r. H. for Milford
| Georgetown, i.cwrs ,ind incfnrt:ai places
| AT Seaord, will y. & y. Il. X. for Fcdcrnls-
! burg aud Cambridge. &c
At nemar, with T.. s. II. H. for Salisbury,
Princess Anne, Crisfcld; also for Berlin and 9th
er stations on IL" ". =. H. II.
| May Sly II, q KENNEY Superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes OF q Laxative
Modicino.

Pernaps no one u1ctli-
cine is 80 universally re-,
quircd by everybody ~
q cnfhartic, nor wns ever
any befor. so universal.
ly adopted into use. In
every countryand among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purEativc
piu. Tho obvious rca.
son IL, that ittsa more ro-
Liable mud fnr more cfTcc-
tuai remedy than any
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-16

W0&ef8 coftAin persons are cn1enSnr.ng 10
prevent US from making aud selling our Siasr
Peach Basket, BY claiming Letters Patent, we pull
lish, for the information Of all persons interested
the following eminent, legal opinion:
wAsnryares, D. c. May 20, 1871
Geafiensp I'VE have examined Letters Pat
mt No. los 6u5, dated August Sd, 1871, granted
70 Bichard Mitchell, Of Smyrna, Delaware, and
6nd them TO be for fruit basket. made by thc
combinations OF inwardly curved slaves q \ +"
thickcned bcvcled hoops, "Bn aud perforated
dise-bottom, 3D. II is the combination of these
teree elements which constitutes the invention
of NJ. Mitchell.
You state To us that tho haycled hoops, rer-
Sorated disc-hottoms, In combination with slaves
~ inwHrdly curved, have been In common use
since 1864; that yon are now, and have been for
eome NWe past, engaged In the manufacture oi
lsuit 'haskeis made by ,,he combination of slaves
uot inwardly curved, tl,ickencd bevclcd hoops
aud perforated disc-bo,ioms, such ns you say
have been In use for the past seven years, and
1ha4 nr. Mitchell threatens 10 prosecute, not on
~ yourselves for the manufacture Of such bas-
kess. but also all persons who may use them.
n fegasd 70 the subject Of infringement, |, Is
&sll settled that II Is no infringement Of pat
eat i0r combination, unless all the essential
Y parts of Il are substantially initiated. See bell
: Daniels, et al. Is, Fishers Pa,en, case, ana
nasseit " Hall, Niusa, 447; In Proaiy Us Bug
-, - Peters a36, Chief Justice Tanncy, in
Spsaking ofa combination patent held, aThc
Gosef two Or three Imrts only, or Of two rombin-
- Nth third, which Is Substantially different
- ~ f6gSu or the ranncr Of Its arrangement Il
- ~ thisg patented. Il is not the SAME com.
blaatloa " Il Substantially differs from Il In any
j ufio parts.'
JfMf. Mitchell had invented not only tho In.
Nas11y curved slaves, but the bcvclcd hoops and
bue5bsated dlsc-bott0ms, and suffered the two
~ nneDsd - 70 inso common use for moro than
- ypan u coushiuation with straight ssaves
6es1npes ~ inwardly curved, bis patent would
0sol1 - neshine ~ against you. 6ee Section
~ ~ - CpQG1eGS, 1859, Section "a act Of 1870
~ ~ II IL cpipion that the manufacture
i ~ - n ~ beskss which you are now
1ln& 49, lalsiagnsnt ~ Nr. knhcll's Pat
~ - - enbjsct 10 eps y liability for max
I4@5 0&O. P.FisHRR,
RICHARD HARRINGTON.
u - k1nrnp. Wenaon : RvAss,
zz - uolouoeo. Juns ST
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-16
$tlttt pottrp.
rwsmrr snAsss AGO.

have wandered BY the village, joe
have sat beneath the tree
Upon the school-house playing ground,
which sheltered you aud me;
But none are len 10 grae. mc, Joe,
And few are lcit TO know,
That played with us upon the green
Just Twenty Years Ago.
The grass is jass as green, dear Joe,
Darsioo,ed hoys AT play
Arr sporting jus, as we we're then,
With spirits JUS, as gay;
But master sleeps npon the hill,
Al coated o'er with snow,
That afforded us sliding-plaee
just Twenty Years Ago.
The old school-houss Is altered some,
Tho benches nrc replaced
0y new ones, yer, like the same
Our pcnknivcs had dehced
But the same old bricks are in the wall,
The bell swings 10 and fro,
The music just the same, dear Joe,
Twas Twenty Years Ago.
The boys are playing some old game,
Beneath the same old tree,
do forget the name just now
You've played the same with me;
On the same spo. twas played With knives
by throwing soand So,
The leader had work to DO
There Twenty Years Ago.
The river is running just as still
The willow on its side.
Are larger than they were dear Joe,
The stream appears less wide;
The grapevine swing Is ruined nov,
Where once We pla,'d the bean,
Aud swung our swec,hearts, pretty girls,
Just Twenty Years Ago.
Th4 spring that bnbbld meath the hill,
Close by the spreading beach,
10 very high-'twas once so.low
That We cond almost reach,
But in knccling down To get drink,
Dear Joe, started so,
To see how sadly | am changed
Hincr Twenty Years Ago
Down by the spring upon an elm,
You know cut your name
Your sweethcart's jus, beneath il, Joe,
And you did mine the same
Some hcartless wretch has pecl'd the bark,
Twas dying sure but slow,
Just ns the Que whose name You cut
Just Twenty Years Ago.
Ny lids have long been dry, dear joe
But tears come In my eyes;
thought Of her loved SO we'll
Those early broken tics;
] visited the old churehynrd,
And took some flowers to s,rew
Upon the graves Of those we loved
Some Twenty Years Ago.
Some nre in the churchyatd laid,
Some sleep beneath tile sea,
But few are left OF nnr old class,
Excepting sou and ,ac;
But when our time shall come, dear Joe,
And We are called 10 go,
hope they'll lay US where we play'd
Just Twenty Years AGO.
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3A4a -
Delaware Rail Road Line.
sam sner Arrangcment.

nN and after Monday. July 17th 1871, tsunAsys N.
" c~ptea.l Passenger Trans will leave as follows:
sorYH.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-16
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1925 G. n SH

~ B,--t am also prepared AZ ~ my shop IN
Odessa, 80 at,acl, my Delaware Phosphate Sewer
with nl us Improvements and IN the nos, sub
stantial manner 10 the iiain,s & Woods or any
common grain drill now in use, and guarantee
to give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the Attachment viii please
forward their orders as soon rs possible ns only
u limited number will lie furnished this season.
TER S,--bclawaic Phosphate Sowcr attach
Cd Old dril, Si5, cnsh or an approved aotc ~
- DAYS. ". y. HAMILTON, ". y.
luly LETT Odessa Del
a. T. BRADLEY, AGssr,
Mildc,own. bel.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-16

HA1 49, IiH. Tho obvious rca.
s..-saK son Is, that Il n more
112S---@S2 49,. Liable mud flr more c1cc-
tuai rcmcdy than any
other Those who have
trici It, know that 1t cured than; those who have
not, know Tia, Il curcs their ncshbors and friends.
and MI know tina, whit 1t does once u does always
-ths, u ncsse fail thronsh any ian, or negicetof
sands of certiratet Of their remarkable cures Of inc
following cpnnlaints, but such cures arc known IN
every naghtorhood, and we need not publish them.
Aatri IL all nnti conditions 10 all climates;
containing neither ealo,nc any dclcicroas drug,
they may lie taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserve. them ever licsh AMI makes
them pleasant 10 take, whlc being purely vegetable
no isrm ran arise from their use ~ any Quantity
internal vseera g. purify the blood and stimulate II
Into healthy acton rcmosc the distractions Of the
st,faash bowels, liver, and other organs Of tho
body, restoring their Irregular action 10 health and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such dcrangc.
meats rs are tho llrst origin OF disease
Miiuic ,tlrrc,inna arc given In the wrapper on
The box f,r the following complaints which those
Foe Dy.prpsta or Indigestion, LissIess.
ncss. l.angaor aud Lose OF Appetite, they
sh,ali he taken moderately io stimulate tho stoin.
aeh aud restore its healthy tone and action.
for l.ivrr Gonsp pisaint and its various symp-
toms, Mitious Mr aisch he. sick 1acnslsche.
collie and Biitons rcver.. they should bc ji.
dciousls tlkea for each case 70 correct the diseased
ar.sn or remsve ,hs eIr't,.ans whem , cause aus ,, "
do.c Il grgcralle rs,anircd.
For IshramasIs,n. asous, Gravel, Talps.
b0ssOm ~ NWr sbF"Hse s1 INV 0s0Fs
mack ani Lotns. they should be continuously
taken, required, g. change The diseased action Of
thc system. with such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy and xDropsiral Sw~iliags they
should be taken tn large aud frequent doses 20 pro-
duec the cncr. nf a drastic purge.
Fur Suppression a large dose should be taken
ns Il produces thr desired effect by sympathy.
hsa pi,nrr PiH. take ono or two rms 10 pro-
mate digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
Ena inyignraics the SYSTEM Hence II s oitcn all
yantagcous where no serious arrangement exists.
one who feels tblcrahly well, oen finds that ,iosc
of these rms makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and rcnovatng effect on the digcs.
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. q. AVER & CO., Practical CheNsts4s,
LOWELL. MASS, y. 3. 4.
For sale hy Charles Taimnn, Mddlr,own Del
ard by Druggists and Dealers ia Medicine every
where oti. lj-ly
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-16

TsVI''.! FIIIt T ID
Passengers from kcnncfy willie, and all stations
on the krui County Rail Rona, will reach VIII
tninfion NJ lbia, 4. y. philadelphia a, II .45.A
~ and Rnlimnf. NJ % r. VI
Passengers for the Ken, County Railroad. will
leave baltimore President Street Depot nj as,
A. y. Philadelphia tlcpot corner broad st. and
Washington Ascnsel II, $40, A. ~. aud VIII
mington nj 10 10, An
Stage will rGn between Chcsicr,own and
kenncdttille, mnking close connections with
trains Easi and Nest. II will leave Ghe,,ertewn
Al 80, N, mud returning, leave kennedyville
on arrival Of train, aud reach Ghester,omn about
40, =, ". J. u. WiNGATE,
apr 30--f Chief Engr AID Sup't.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-16
Kent County Rail Road.

TIVE Kent County Rail Road being completed
J. 10 hennodyviic traius will run daily. Sun
days excepted, tor freight and passengers. be-
tween Kennedy willie and Townsend, where close
connection VIII re made with trims of the Della
ware Il. Il. commencing on
NONDIT, OrTOBER oIh. 1870.
And will run MS follows until further notice
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-16

WhsssS certain persons are cndca,oring To
prevent US from making aud selling our Siasr
Peach Basket, BY claiming Letters Patent, we pull
lish, for the information OF all persons interested
the following eminent legal opinion:
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-09-26
The Teeth of a Horse.

At five years Of age horse has forty
teeth There are twenty-four molar or
jaw-teeth, twelve incsor or front teeth
and four tusks or canine teeth, between
the molar and incisors, usually wanting in
the mare. At birth only the two nippers
or middle incisor appear. AT a year old,
the incisors are all visible on tho first or
milk set. Before three the permanent
nippers have come through At four
years old, the permanent dividers next to
the nippers are out, At five the mouth
is perfect, the second set Of teeth having
been completed. At six, the hollow
under the nippers, called the mark, has
disappeared from the nippers, and dimin-
ished in the dividers. AT seven, the
mark has disappeared from the dividers,
and the next teeth, or corners, are level,
though showing no mark. AT eight, the
mark has gone from the corners, and the
horse is said to be aged, After this time
indeed, good authorities say after five
years-the age of horse can only be con
jectured. But the teeth gradually change
their form, the incisors becoming round &,
oval, and then triangular. Dealers some
times bishop the teeth of old horses that
is, scoop them out to initiate the mark !;
but this can be known by the absence Of
the white edge of enamel which always
surrounds the real mark, by the shape Of
the teeth, and other marks Of age about
the animal tH'
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-09-26
Spelling Horses Feet.

1t is almost impossible to get horse
shod without having the frog cut away.
All veterinary surgeons, all horseman, all
leadiag blacksmiths, agree that the frog
should not be pared one particle, not even
trimmed. No matter how pliable and
soft the frog is, cut it away smooth on all
sides and in two days it will be dry and
hard as chip, You might as we'll cut
off the leaves of trees and expect them to
flourish as to pare away the frog and have
a healthy foot. The rough sponSy part
of the frog is to the foot what leaves are
to the tree--the lungs.
Never havea red-hot shoe put upon
the foot to burn it level II you can find
a blacksmith that is mechanic enough to
level the foot without red-hot iron,
employ him. The burning process dead
ems the hoof and tends to contract it, If
you do not think SO, try the red-hot poker
on your finger nail, and see how it will
affect the growth of that. There are many
other important points in shoeing horses,
but these two are Of more Importance
than all the rest, even to the apprehension
of men not skilled in horses, and the two
most disregarded.