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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

RUTLAND RAiLRoAD.-At an informal meeting
Of stockholders Of this road Wednesday afternoon,
at Boston, ii was voted that the plan of
freeing the road from floating debt by subscrp
ton to its preferred capital stock will best pro.
mote the interest of the Stockholders. Owe,
Sioo,oo0 Of the stock were subscribed for at the
meeting, aud willingness was expressed 10 TAX,
more,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24
CApITOL DENTAL ROOMs.-C. r

CAPITOL DENTAL R00MS.-C. II
ArPELL, Surgeon Dentist formerly with DR.. j. N
CnmegyE St Alhans Vt respectfully announces 10 tn,
people Of Montpelier and vicinity that no has opened
0nee over j. O. nery's store. State street. and IL
perm tnently located. All work warranted. Price
reasonable Save your natural teeth by having then
filled. He has given special att nton 10 this branch oi
the profession, and prepared TO skiiuy perform th'
most difficult operations. Ntruus oxide Gas Ethef,
administered In the extraction Of teeth,
The following letter nom Rev J D. Pltman, Of Swan
ton is evidence Of tho proficiency Of Dr. PKLL in his
profession
swANToN, w., Jan. p, 1872.
This 10 certify that In the past fifteen years hay
had eighteen sets ~ teeth made by Of the eadng
Dentists Of New YORK. aud Vermont, ali OF whom SOM
dtur repeated attempts, failed 10 make thtt would
perfectly ht. Ia lsf 1 let DE-. O. r. pcll try then
-tudeut OF DR. Comegys Ia 1T Alhans who succeeded
The first effort In making me complete and perfect
dttng set. DR. Pvl has also done work for some Of
Pensioners, giving perfect satisfaction. | hearth,
recommend han AS Dentist and as ysHhsmgn 10 all
who may need his servers.
J. d. PIrMAN, Rector VI Church OF Holy Trinity
And here is what Dr. ]. ~ Comegys, formerly located
at Montpelier say Of Or. Pcll
81. ALnASs, March 8, 1874
whoever In Montpelier, or ylcin ", may employ Dr.
Poll 10 do their Dental work, will have 10 honestly Rnd
faithfully done. II gives great pleasure To say this
In behalf Of my friend aud former student.
t5-tf JOHN NJ. COMBGYS, NJ ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

FLLNo.-Mr. George p Foster has bank Of
sand and Of loam, very superior f,r purposes Of
filling, which he will sell and deliver to people
desiring it, at reasonable rates lie also has an
excellent quality Of pastering sand flr sale. {
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24
Y A. BLISS EsTATE.-Tne snbscriber,,

having ueen appointed by the Honorable Probate
auaft tor the District % Washington Commissioners, TO
eevye examine aud adjust all claims and demands Of
90 persons, against the estate Of " A. Bliss late Of
IN SAID strict, deceased, represented nsoivenf
ndthe terra of SIX mlntas irUm the 18th day Of March
$40 being SLOWED by sad Court 20 the creditors VI said
net-rii o. exhibit aud prove their re-pectlv. claims
eiors u.s. Give notice. that will attend ~ the lu-
'v- ut appointment nt the dwelling house OF r. b.
dryrus iu hist Montpelier IN said district, o1 the IA
Nenesiays uf June nud Suptem next at one o'clock
u The a. ternpnn, each III said DAYS
GgoasE Davis. Commissioners.
East Montpelier, Aprl {, A. u. issl 1921
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

CHANGED llASDs--The stage line from this
place To llariwick has changed hands, Mr. j. O.
Adams having sold the route u Mr. B. p Young
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

n All DESTROYS of improving their fruit, land
who is not2) will do well to heed the notice Of
Mr. Mailing lie will not only tell you how to
raise the best Of apples, in our village, but
also put you in the way Of doing it, Next week
we shall give, in our agricultural department, m
article prepared by him, on the subject Of graft
ing, drawn from successful experience Of more
than thirty years
Nor QrnE Rlonr The Woodstock Standard
says
We understand the Vermont Central Company
propose very soon ~ commence the work Of lay
ing a second track from White River junction
10 Mortified. The business of the rad il -,
great that they are compelled to find relief in this
way.
We suspect there is either tho much OF too lit
tie truth in this statement. If by second track
the STANDARD means another track parallel to the
present one, we think there is TOO much, as the
road will not probably be built in that manner
beyond Royalton. II the double track is in
tended 10 include the Gulf Route, >" through
Willamstown notch, it certainly cannot stop
short of Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

TnE 81 ALBANs BUTrER MARKET on Tuesday
was active. Spring diaries brought - 70 20e
selections, 80 to 32c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24
STATE OF VERMONT,

7 II
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said district the Sd day Of Apr A. d. 1871.
Al instrument purportng TO DO tue last viii and Tes
lament Carries Z, CiUssOu, late Of Worcester aid
district deceased ens presented u the uourt by Asa b.
/ Clu.sou, Tor PrObntei
It's ordvrei by aid Court that all persons concerned
hefein be notn ii To appear at session OF SAIL Court
90 held At tho prOlste Ollse Ia Montpelier, the
hth day OF April A. ID. l554 All show cause. u any
they may have. against tho Pro ate OF said Will for
shioh purpose IL is farther ord red. that copy Of the
rucuTd OF this urier be published thee weeks sue
e.sivey H. the Vermont Waterman a State journal,
printed AZ ntpeler previous ~ said time appointed
/ Tor nearing.
BY the Court.-Attest,
| l7l9 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24
AN AFTERNOON CALL,

Good afternoon Mrs ZONES. all we'll, { presume.
Qilte we'll, thank YOU, Mr.. Brown.
BY The way, whore did YOU get your usr 5onndi TIL
usry handsome, and The bcstsiy O have seen yet.
Why, got itat BoutsLLEs, Of course where every.
body uade- ami where ct Tho best style. In town
and the osf pr,ae' They keep tho largest stock aud
the finest assortment ofMlnery aud Ladies' Furnishing
Goods to be found ia Montpelier, and sell the cheapest
You ought To see their stock Of Ribbons and especially
their sash Ribbons They are ,piendd. Don't flll 10
give them call before purchasing elsewhere. and cS
anime their goods
The facts these That vs.. A. BourEllr has just re-
turned from Boston aud Now York markets. with full
line Of all the novelties OF the season.
We prepared to walt upon customers and -how our
gooi'. our stock consists in part Of
SASH RIBBONS, FANCY NECK TIES, GRos GRAIN
AND BOILED RIBBONS,
In all widths and colors,
wERS, ORNAMENTS,
CORDED SILKS,
LACE EDGINGs. OLD LADIES CAPS,
and ane assortment Of
ATS AND BON ETsl
TWO BrTToN KID GLOVES We HAVE IN ALL
THE NICE cOL0Rs.
We have also added to our stock a nico line Of
jet and Plated Jelcclry,
WHITE DRESS GOODS IN PIQuEr,
SWISS MUSLIN, CANBRICs &C.
In fact, have everything that pertains to Gr'i
class store Our goods adapted the country trade
and we are prepared to supply Mliners
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Every one is invited to call and examine our guod'
and prices.
W. A. BouTRLLE
/ Ratio BLoos, MONTPELIER, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

l. --LATEST STYLE OF WEDDING CARD
equal tc those engraved in the city Parties interested
who want neat and stylish card at low prices are
invited to call and examine our specimens
PoLANDs' STEAM PRINTING oFFIcE -.
stats 81, Montpelier, w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

Rare chance for Tailorcss Girls at woolson's
The highest wages paid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24
Meu AdUertis
Legal 1lntiues.
)OGER q. BULKLEY's ESTATE.

ROGER q. BULkLEY'S ESTATE
IL The suhscrihefs, having been appointed by the
iuuurane Pruua Court tor the District VI Nashin xton
commissioners 70 rcctyc, examine, aud ADJUST all claims
h dentuds OF a pyrsous tEainst the estate Oi Roger
&c Bulkiey, late u NUret1wn, 10 said district. de-
esed represented nsovcnt and the terra ofsx months
rom the on day OF April, ls7l, being allowed ny aid
court - the creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and
Irufu their respective claims fore dive notice. that
~ Will tend % tho duties Of appointment at the
w"ng house " tho late Roger q. bulkluy, in More.
twu ia SAID district, the hfst saturdays OF June and
ct oer next a. one oclucs, the afternoon, 90 each
" ''a Jays IR p tI, ilg"E' Commissioner.
Morctown. April "a, A. d. lsll 1921
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

BKRLIS, April 20, 1872.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18

rangements for an extensive musical festival, TO
take place at Boardman's grove on the 18th Of
July. The Sangerbund of New Haven will be
the guests of the Hartford society.
George L. Merwin demanded SIS Of New Ha-
ven bartender, at the point of pistol, Tuesday
evening. but the pistol was wreuched from his
hand. he was kicked out of the saloon, and on
Wednesday he was Obliged to pay s2s and costs
for his little eccentricity.
Thursday afternoon, the Derby train TO New
Haven ran into drove Of cows and killed four
of them. The engine was thrown from the
track and turned completely over, injuring the
engineer seriously.
David A. Yanhise of New Haven gave himself
mp 10 the police, Thursday morning, saying
that he had shot Roswell Lancraft, bat an in
veStigatiOn showed that the latter was unharmed,
although he had been shot at while defending
his dog. The dog had bitten Vanhise, who fired
a revolver at him. He is held for assault with
inIent 10 kill.
The freshmen in the scientific school at New
Haven are hereafter to have competitive exam
ination in physics, German, mathematics, and
geometrical drawing at the end of each year,
and prize of $40 will be awarded to the most
successful contestant. The man who passes thu
best examination in all the studies of the tern
also receives SO ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18
A LARGE ACTIC e

by DIR. HEATH disclosed the 'artng fact that ma
OTity of those suffering with NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Dyspepsia, Constipation Piles Rheumatism, Catarrh
Consumption, Diseases Of the skin, Blood Heart Liver
Kidneys Bladder &c, caused by Seminal Weakness
resisting all treatment till it was cured and that 10 OF
every 80 coudnot be cured without ocal applications
of the proper remedies direct the organs as medicines
by the stomach alone proved Uorse than useless
This discovery, with gifted intuition detect the fatal
and latent complications affecting his PATIENTS Is the
reason OF his curing 50 many who had tired The adver
hsed medicines and most eminent physicians in this
country and Europe. In his MEDICAL AND PHYSI
ILLOGICAL WORK published in 1859, these sub
jects are treated upon fully and for the first time by any
physician or author
DIR. HEATH, ny request and permission ofi his
patients. can present the evidence OF those who had
suffer ed from few months to 30 years been treated by
as many as 30 professors and physicians paying
800 TO $4,000, and pronounced incurable who
have enjoyed the hest Of health from one 25 years,
since his treatment.
personal interview is desirable though have not
seen une-tenth of our patiSnts-
DIR. A. u. HEATH has resided at No. ZIG East
Twenty-fhh street, New York, near Madison and
Fourth avenues since 1850 and receives patients iii
= p. NJ. caily, and in the evening
mylO deOp&weOwtapl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18

The Chatham Monitor saws that on the 18Th
inst. as Two young men, Russell G Eldridge
and Samuel Nickerson, in company with J. C..
Howes, lad, were returning in dory from the
common flats, were they had been taking goo
haughs, II being ioggy and considerable sea
running, the dory capsized in the breakers.
bldridgo unable to swim, was helped by the
lad, his broiher-n-law, till the latter, well nigh
exhausted, saved his own life by swimming
ashore. The two others, within stones throw
OF the shore, and in view Of anxious spectators,
who were poweress to aid them, sank out of
sight The body Of Eldridse was found on Tues
day morning, but that of NickerSOn had not
been found on the 18th. Both were estimable
young men, and their tragic death cast a gloom
over the town. Eldridge leaves a wife.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18

Prof. W. C. Richards sailed yesterday in the
England" for Europe. His first object in
going abroad is to purchase apparatus for his
next seasons lectures and to get new ideas from
personal intercourse with the scientists OF En-
gland He is also delegate to the iniernation-
al prison reform congress which meets in Lon
don, July 3, and has agreed 10 act while away
as special correspondent Of the Chicago Tri
bune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18

Bridgeport has population of 10000, and a
police force Of twenty men, the latter costing the
city So 500. -
Nathaniel S. Halves, of Sterling, aged sixty
seven, WAS found in The barn on THURSDAY, Ma,
9Th, by his wife, hung to ladder, his Knee,
nearly touching the door.
The Windbam county Transcript wants theii
churches all open every day IN the week, anc
people invited into them 10 listen to music, sing
ing, indulge ~ social intercourse, etc.
Nonnecticui genius has been making 4
spcck by selling snuff beans at high price
pSf pean' claiming that they were seeds from
WHEN could DC raised beautiful Towering
pant a picture Of which be carried with him.
y, i.asl fnaay morning, Archer Thayer. of Fact
epsohl climbed into tree near bis house.
ahai having taken of his boots and bung tho,,'
10 limb, hung himself from tbe same ,ra ,nei
1911 Oulht Of burglars tools was farnd ~ a.
heid 10 thompson recently which N \. s,,,,, ~ a
was len there by The robbers WHO ,ndc TX 81
successful attempt 10 1868 to enter INV Tha, u,'
son Dauk. '"onp'
A little boy 10 Danbury asked lady f,tond -,
his mofbers who made Der teeth sbe rer,I'o a
God Wei" remarked The Young bope1ni
"Dr. Mercer madc IDothel's, and thew bea,
yours ~ darncd sight"
The Hartford sRngerbund are making ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18
BLACK srALLi ION oRANeE roy,

Ihs young Horse possesses most of the requisites of
hrst-class STOCK HORSE. Is Ave years old stands
aha one haf hands high weighs 1850 bs is pos
essel OF nne temper per ect trotng action and great
endurance lie colt OF the greatest of trOttng sres
kysdykes liambletonan." the sire of Dexter George
wilkes, Brunette and Bruno, Daniel Boone, Lady
augusta, startle Socrates, Aberdeen Happy Medium
ana me srapdsire Of Goldsmith Maid.
Terms: For the Season. S25 10 Warrant S35
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18

A carpenter at the King Philip mill, named
Manchester, had one Of his heels taken off by
large beam falling upon it Thursday
fire occurred Thursday afternoon at the
Fall River mandatory, which destroyed about
thirty bales Of cotton. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.
A fire in the woods on the line Of the Old
Colony railroad, between Middeboro and Lake
vile, Thursday, destroyed between forty and
nifty cords of wood, besides destroying large
quantity Of standing wood
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18
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~ LVIN L. COL ID A X ID
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue. Corner Twenty-see"n" Sc
ONCE No. Bowling Green, New York


PATENT MEsTTZO BUkkINU n ~ Ebs' N
PATENT WORSTED BURRNG, Ky EhS, "A,
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLNG PJChmSh2S. ~, yt,i6 lt
attach 10 PIckera Patent steel Ring ann SOLD Packing
Bnrring Machines made single and Double, for nrst
braaters a. Wool Carding Mathlnesi Fine Burning
rIeah..n " ~ second breakers and inishers
Improved steel Ring Feed Rolls 0l plane and interest
' VIII binwers waste Busters. Cotton Cine Blow
ers, &c Attic international Exhibition in Inn
adI lasD and at Paris Exposition Of 1861 our Mes
non' LODI Picker oeiycd PRIZE MED award.
t'Avg ptn MEDAL AZ American Institute Fair iaSt -
81 IN iaei 1869, and 1870 the highest award 'S'''
any :, inc American Institute Fair, 1855, our Rurtng
uarhinc for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEnAIs
az ali subseqnent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARn,
and IN 1870 Double Burner received FIRST p1pui,
AZ American institute Fair 1863 and 1870 our Steel
AfAmercan Institute Fair 1870 our Worst "a p,rr,u
Picker awarded the LIST premium ''i"s
GH- OUR STEEL RING BuRRiRG MACntHFa Ann rur
oFLF SOLID PACKING BURRING MACiflrrs I'M M uip ~"
Ell Wofkmans ~ and Operation arc guaranteed
Promptattention gwen TO all inquiries and orders by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18
Stations.
re Arm AU GIT J n

THIS noted .Jonng Stallion, winner of the Hiram Wood
run stake and six other match a four year old
III lo69 winning $500 will stand at the residence OF his
owner Hillside Farm, South Framinghan Mass at sion
service XII ~ Il ~ - = : 'iN' " 'i"' vi
!. FEARNAuGHT JR., is an elegant dark chestnut
style; ana endurance Is unsurpassed. Sired by Fear
naught, dam by old Abdallah Gentlemen calling TO see
him will be shown his colts Good stalls and
pasturage for mares; but accidents at owners risk
milo = dcop3yy nAVIn NEViNS 1,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18

fire broke out in the Vermont Central rail-
roads wood pile at East Walingiord Thursday
AFTERNOON, destroying about 1900 cords Of wood
ann burning down the telegraph poles aud inter.
ffupung telesraphic communication. II caught
nom locomotive.
-. mon Ian az SaNton's river recently found
herself the possessor of $50 In obi stare biils
when WINCH, mao been laid away and forgotten. Al,
lnouEh the time for redeeming such bills ok .
plied some years ago. with one exception. the
p l issuing these notes promptly redeemed
their bills upon presentation
A few days since PROMISING ool, s,., -
driven by john W. CLARK, pos,ms 1920 III ~
capital, turned soon after ii had crossed ~
Arch bridge into Berlin, made acomnIets ~ .,i
jumped INTO the Montpelier COMPANY I'M,
pond, turned over on its back, and drowned
neither houndering or making any seeming AZ.
saved himself by jumping out before his team,
Wauf anfa Tho .gafar $3.50 fN''"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18


The dwelling house Of Charles a. Annis and
contents, were burned early Friday morning,
aiiWhner. Cause, defective chimney Loss
about el200, insured in the New Hampshire in
suTance company for 500.
Jonathan w. Russell of Sunapee was, Thurs
day, arralgned on a complaint for committing
rape on Nellie NJ. Russell, bis own daughter.
thirteen years old. Respondent waived exami-
nation, and was bound over 10 appear al the
september term OF the court in the sum of s5OO
and falling 10 obtain bail, was committed 10 iail
Al meeting Of the Exeter chaInber OF com.
merce, tonight, Sir Stafford Northcote. who
presided, made speech, in which he alluded 10
the negotiations preceding the signing Of the
treaty of Washington He stated that the un
Outstanding of the British commissioners wa,
that promise had been given that thu
claim for indirect damages should not b,
presented, but il was necessary that thu
American senate should not be placed in 20
sIton requiring confession that wrong hac
been done. Gu u previous occasion the matter
mad been treated in statesmaDlike manner
No petty question was then admitted. II tho
senate now dealt as it did with the negotiation,
OF last year, a settlement might be codnted on
as sure to be made. 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18
Gdturtrstcr Qailp spp.
New England new. summary.


l.
woman fly years old, named Julia Sulli-
van, dropped dead on Athens street, South Bos-
ton, shout noon time Thursday.
Mr. 5. A, Bent, formerly of Boston, is now
manager OF the American department Of the
Swiss Times, published at Geneva.
Prof. Wise, the balloonist, has startled the
Hub by a proposal to make a trip across the
Atlantic in 4 mammoth balloon, ascending from
the common on the 4th of July, If the city VIII
allow him 10 construct his balloon and boat upon
the parade ground. 8Aa5
Tie friends of Father Cleveland, the well
known city missionary, will regret 10 hear OF
his alarming illness at his residence in Boston.
His disease appears TO be physical prostration,
resulting IRON a cold. He lacks hut one month
OF having lived a century.
Several hundred acres of wood land in Nal
den were burned over Wednesday and Thurs
dav. endaugcring many dwellings. Firemen
and citizens were called out and fought the
flames nearly all OF Thursday night, so FAR sub
dung them that no further danger is antici-
pated.
Aaron Lille of Woodstock, VT, was made the
victim of the gold swindle in Boston on Thurs
day. He made the acquaintance OF a well
dressed young gentleman, who kindly gave him
ten pieces purportiug to be gold for first class
$40 nill The metal pieces had on them eagles,
surrounded by the words, Composition Spie-
mrrke" Mr. Lille left his statement with the
chief Of police.
AHc ndTfdtu Crews nave btcu ciloSeu ds ioi
lows, and this will be the tiual arrangement IN.
less some unexpected change is made: Uni
yersity-Dana IA, (stroke), W. Goodwin IA, I'd
W. j. Lloyd IS, Sd; II. L Morse IA, 4th; +. P
Bliss 70, 5th; A. L. Deyens IA, bow. Fresh
mani. 5. HHnnewell (stroke), J. +. Welle
ID, J. Green Sd, w. Hartwel 4th, +. K. Apple
ton 9th, f. S. Gould tbow). +. $. Gould ha'
been chosen captain of this crew, vice W. Hart
well resigned.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Nancy Dicks, native OF
Charlestown and widow of the late Capt Johh
Dicks of Portland, Nc, died in Boston at me
advanced age OF 100 years and seven months.
Mrs Dicks, whose maiden name was Nancy
Simpson, was the twelfth OF thirteen children,
all of whom lived TO he over eighty years Of aye
Their home being 50 near the scene of the me-
morablc battle in this city June II, 1i75, the
family removed TO safer quarters while it was in
progress The father of this lOng-yed family
died the same day that the British evacuated
Boston, leaving a widow and thirteen chill
drcn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18

n1hnord' and Orange Boy will make the Season
pyon ~ ~ 10 september ls at the Stable of the
ItVpnclor, 81 cambridge street, Worcester Mass
IN tuesday o. each week they will be at the Stable of
Horace Bacon, Southbridge, Macs "
APPS deoplm MOSES DOTJEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18
IT, ERIN stall LILO N
GEN. HAVELOCK,

VIII make this Season, beginning May 4th at Worccs-
YER at Ferry Bancrofts Stable 80 School St He is
beautiful Horse with great muscular splendid
iect and legs. He stands IL hands high; weighs 1900
lbs color, dark chestnut sire, thoroughbred Morgan
MESSENGER dam, thoroughbred English blood mare.
without training, can trotin 49,
Terms -S25 cash at time OF first service and SIS pay
able when the mare proves with Oa For further par
ticularS see circulars, or inquire at the Stable -
APPS d4w* w A. HENDERSON Pronrieior