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The New York herald., 1872-11-04

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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsr PAcR-Second
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E,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship NEW ORLEANS Captain E. " eager
will leave pier No 9North River on Saturday.
November at O'Clock 7. NJ. Freight received daily
Through rates given to Galveston, fndanola, Rockort
or Aranzas Wharf, Brazos, Santiago and ST. Louis Cabin
passage, $50; secrage $25 For freight passage apply
TO II. b. CROMWELL 4 CO., SO West street.
EOR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL Tho Old Dominion Steamship Company will de-
spatch from pier North River their elegant s!dewheel
spt;eamshp NIAGARA Walker for Norfolk City Point and
through bills of ading all points South and Southwest
Through passenger tickets Issued to all points Accom-
raj office, lS7 Greenwich street, corner Dey.
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PERIENCE IN PUBLIC Ar
OF THE ELECTORS OF
DISTINCTION OF PARTY.
PETER COOPER,
HORACE y. CLARKE.
EDWARD B. WESLEY,
WIN. X. TRAyERS,
AUGUSTUS SCIlELL,
HENRY y. vERHUyEN,
HENRY HILTON,
LORENZO DEI.MONICO.
ROBERT Il. ROOSEVELT,
ALFRED ROE,
JOHN r. A0NEW,
RICHARD SCHELL,
GEORGE w. SAuER,
JOHN q. DAVIS,
DAVID B. WILLIAMSON,
ANTHONY EICKIOFF,
GEORGE A. OSGOOD,
JOHN II. WHITE, NJ. D.,
GUSTAvE LEWECK,
CARL NICOLL,
]. b. REYNOLDS, M. D.,
ROBET. L. CUTTING, Ja.,
Con. AUGUSTUS FUNK,
DANIEL X. KENDALL,
JOSEPH NJ. OMEIS,
GEORGE KUSTER.
WILLIAM LALOR,
CASSIUS II. READ,
PHILIP MERKLE,
JOHN q. MILLS,
MAURICE j. POWER.
BURTON N. HARRISON.
EDWARD l.. GAUL.
ROBERT ENNEvER,
l.. j. MELBOURNE,
WILLIAM l. RIDER,
ALBERT WEBER.
JOHN NJ. BOSSlNG,
n. HART JACKSON,
GEORGE R0THAM,
JOHN. N. REYNOLDS,
FRANCIS BAKER,
JOHN SCOTT,
CHARLES BENDEL.
SYLVESTER T.. NOLAN,
HUGO uERSCH,
EDWARD j. KNIGHT,
GEORGE kRAEMER,
RICHARD FROST,
MITCHELL Il. WENT
WORTH,
JOHN u. OTTO,
OSCAR II. BOGERT,
HUGH CUMMINGS.
SIMEON GOODMAN,
JAMES EAGAN,
SIMON STERNS,
CHRISToPH FLECKE,
CHARLES McNUITY,
JACQUES SCHMITZ,
SAMCEL Il. SMITH,
GEORGE jacob,
PETER w. MCGUIN,
AARON j. WESTERVELT,
LOUIS BALLENBERG,
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A TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cOMPANY-sAIIING
IA regularly every Thursday at 5 O'Clock p M pre.
cisely, from pier No. 4 North River.
COLUMBIA Captain c. D. Cofnn. ........... .Noyember7
cREscsSr CRY Captain g. s. i
W. DIMoCK, President
No. Bowling Green
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FAIRS, TO THE SUPPOR4
HE DISTRICT, WI1HOUz
xARoN J. vANDERPOKE<
JAMES w. GERARD, JRs
JAMES II. WOOD, M. d..
j. GRENyILLE KANE.
HEBRON A. JOHNSON.
JOHN J. CRANE, M. d.,
CHARLES A. LAMONT,
Il. RASD'PH ROBINSON.
ANTHONY DuGRO,
J. N. CARNOCHAN, NJ. u.
JAMES BRYCE,
GEORGE q. GENET,
JOHN II. PRINCE,
AUGUSTUS BERGMAN
HENRY K. McMURRAY.
j. WILLIAM q GUENTZEA
Gen. JOS. j. BARTLETT.
JOHN l.. CARBREY,
FRANK'N IL. CHURCHILkl
JOHN 7. GERDES,
BERNARD REILLY,
CHARLES Il. FERKIN,
DANIEL G. kINGSLAND.
WILLIAM WATSON,
WILLIAM A. SMALI4EY.
CHARLES u.WOODBURy.
ELI p. NORTON,
PETER KRUBER,
CHARLES NAPLES,
BENJAMIN GGRNEY
WALTER CAMPBELL.
GEORGE +. HERBERT.
CHARLES X. WERNER
MARVIN =. BUTTLES,
JAMES MOORE,
ANTHONY CLINCHY.
HENRY MARSHAl.fA
JULIUS RUPERT.
JOHN II. FARLEY.
EDWARD HITLER,
WILLIAM MORRIS,
ANT ON SAUER,
FRANCIS v. EURfNG,
JOSEPH KOkLBLE,
CHAS. HOltd,
CHARLES MERZ,
GEO. A. HEINRICH,
JULIUS WEISMANN,
WILLIAM g. COVER,
JACOB MANDER,
JOHN Il. WILT,
JOHN WINTERS,
SEBASTIAN MICHEL,
JOHN HONEY,
GEORGE CAULFIEI.D.
HENRY CORNELHsEN,
NICHOLAS HEINE,
JOHN ID. BILLINGS,
PETER COOK,
EDWARD CARRY,
ARTHUR MoCOvEY,
JACOB WESTERvELr.
JOHN A. WETTE,
WILLIAM FLEMING
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA.
~ HAVANA PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ.
New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line. leaving
pier No. North River at r NJ. direct to Havana:-
CITY OF HAVANA Iiayana only. Tuesday, Nov
CLEOPATRA. Phillips QIavana only Tuesday Nov /.
CITY OF MEXICO Sherwood: Monday. Nov Is
CITY OF HAVANA, Deaken thavana only, Sat Nov %
CLEOPATRA, Phillips tliavana only Saturday Now 81
CITY or MERIDA Zimmerman. -. :. Saturday Dec
for rcsh' oF pAIIsiESXA pAAIIsiESXASbRE'A SONS 80 Broadway
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOWN
A DyERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
HECEIvED AT THE BRANCH oFFI0 Z,
l2f5 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY-F FIRST AND THIRTY.
SECOND STREETS.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM s A. M.
TILL .P. NJ ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL Q p.
KIND. ...
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respect fitted for the office,
fications stated above. and '
70 our citizens for their suffr
Gardner q. Rowland,
Boyd 4 Hincken,
Jacob w. Schmidt & Co.,
Tetens 4 BockMan,
William II. Guion,
Rowland 4 rockingham,
George Law,
George T.. Fitch,
u. w. j. Hurst,
VIM. p. Converse & Co.,
Richard Poillon,
j. DcLamntcr,
James Smith,
Eugene O'Sullivan 4 Co.,
Lawrence Giles Il Co.,
ID. Il. DeWolf h Co.,
NJ. Eche verria 4 Co.,
II. u. Il j. w. Brookman,
Joshua Atkins X Co..
James X. Ward 4 Co.,
John f. Devlin,
ID. Il. Eggert,
William l.. Chamberlain,
William Pinkney,
Barclay Il Livingston,
William Il. Garrison,
James NJ. Motley, .
william A. Sale Il Co.,
Elisha Bacon,
James M. Macgregor,
Borland. Dearborn II Co.,
Yates X Portcrfleld,
Funch. Edge 4 Co.,
Charles l.. Wright 4 Co.,
T.. q. Dale 4 Co.,
Gomez 4 Arquiinbau,
Fred. G. Schmidt,
g. G. RoumaRe.
N. II. Brigham.
T. Dunham's 8 Nephew 4 Co.,
McMurray X Dainmarel,
r. 8. Ncgus 4 CO.,
r. l.. Randlct, Son 4 Co.,
Paul Bradlec,
Roosevelt n Grifiiths,
Edwin Corning,
Henry J. Meyer,
A. w. Winans, President,
A. q. Waterbury,
John Il. Stevens,
j. G. Macarthur,
IIatton, Watson 4 Co.,
II. j. DeWolf 4 Co.,
B. Il. Metcalf 4 Co.,
Nesmith 4 Sons,
John O'Donohue's Sons,
Sturges, Chairman X Co.,
Eugene O'Sulilvan X Co.,
S.-W. Truslow,
$. G. Loud 4 Co.,
Sutton 4 Co.,
Win. 8. Whitlock 4 Co., !.
Thompson h Hunter,
The New York herald., 1872-11-04
Mr.. CHARLES DONOHUE
has been nominated for that Office We have known Mfs
Donohue for many years and know him to be in evorl

at office. We have known Mrs
md know him to be In everI
and possessed Of all the qualG
we earnestly recommend him
'rages.
DE Grauw, Aymar 4 Co.,
Tiedman & Gaf'ney,
Peter 1. Nevius & Son,
Walter Carr h Co,
A. II. Solomon h Co,
Cornelius X. Sutton,
o. W. DeI.ong.
Thomas Thatcher,
John Burke,
James Reid,
G. J. Murphy,
Hiram Benner,
Albert Berth0ud.
A. Christopson,
Lunt Brothers,
II. w. Loud 4 Co,
Walsh, Field 4 Way,
Miller 4 Houghton,
Il. j. Weinberg,
Carver Il Barnes,
NJ. Rupp 4 Co.,
Brett, Son Il Co.,
Crocker, Wood 4 Co.,
John Harper,
James w. Elwcll 4 Co..
william Roberts,
:. A. q. Higgins,
B. p. Sherman,
III. b. Moore,
Snow 4 Burgess,
Charles d. Schmidt
5. r. Williams,
Marks d Febre.
NJ. Briggs A Co,
James Hand,
Hicks a Bell,
W. I. Frost,
j. Is. eager,
Il. r.. Morgan's Sons,
), Samuel =. Dale,
Charles Chamberlain,
John Il. Moore,
Bucknam A Co..
Moody n Telfair,
Arthur Lcary,
r. G. Meehan,
J. Baushcr,
Henry Moss,
G. 4 4. j. Peters,
Tupper 4 Bcattie,
Mailer 4 Qucreau,
Henry A. Barling,
ID. y. Whltlock,
Ferguson 4 Wood,
j. II. Brewer 4 Co.,
Bucklin, Crane h Co.,
Ward Il Tower,
Peter +. King Il CO.,
Youngs K Co.,
Crary, pike & CO.,
James W. McCull0h,
/. Riley, Leavy 4 Co.,
And three hundred otherI
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA
New Line Of Steamships.

nj EW 1UHh AND HAVANA
New Line OF Steamships.
), The splendid new steel, sidewheel steamships
NORTHERN 20O0 tons) and SOUTHERN (20O0 tons Will
form regular line between the above ports, the first
sailing from here early In November.
Inese vessels are unsurpassed Tor strength speed anu
accommodatons and offer to the public all that is to be
desired IN travel
Should sufficient inducement Offer these steamers may
call at Charlie ston, $. O.. for passengers
Datos OF sailing, &C. in future advertisements
HEWLETT i TORRANCE,
Agents,
GO Wall street.
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n,DoNOvAN ROSA NATIONAL LINE OF STEAM.
~ ers-London direct Cork, Londonderry. GLASGOW,
ton Wednesdays and Saturdays, S25 263 Broadway,
between Chambers and Warren streets.
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TRAVElLERs, GUIDE.

ENALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
~ The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE, from
pier Is North River foot Of Murray street. daily Sundays
excepted at4 NJ Tickets sold to principal points In
New England the White Mountains and Provinces.
A. +. BACON. Superintendent
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

EEEGGhhEYx EEL xfkIr6Rs AND PRowN N pprs,nrSr .xn v,cp
Amasa j. Parker, Henry X. Selden,
George George d d. ,iS%a Reynoids % Edwin \ Habbeli '
Andrew Cunningham, Charles Courier, -
joseph snhG kesH, SHE"" ss MnsloS .V & Watson, Jr.
HTsGay 4soSor P"FrS dsbenee on Ea%lR Re9ss Merritt
Ja%es ThS%as n kSS"Y SsYa zedeaish znaa Piissa s,
And Andrew T. sansTrn, IheSdo,e 8 Paxton,
TSSddeas swid @ Collins % r"nsn spadns sSsynSs'
Edgar K Apsar, Truman Il. Colnan.
FRAsSSfc FRAScis isoISfheS RERNAS.
dSAGs@E9 taT tisa't9api #. e4SsFnS%s SEFE%.
Jcifs fSf S'pal F. nGRBAFD, fGsR,fslSnc5; il.
r0f 'nsysSs0t ESSs {. 2! bko6ks. Sses5 Es.''"'
For Representative in Congress
ifG% sAaSEh sPS siais $. G Sox.s o5s[s''
ABEAnxS IssHG + sHGihwnnscE.
cHARfEs hGf Ri.1Esci bas6mTyh. bAatssS65mhfTyh
ousSfSG EfS Gi!y :, iSa5Sf BE5SonD.
HENRY SfE 'SFS1sFA %SITAAs.
rG SSss'es c q %sm ihs suPfeIs Il Isocsrd csft
appointed II @fs% Hnfs % A'f1 A. Eaos1R slasf resigned
Place asc '%sss H. SssSss9s' ssa
'4uEs FOR ALpERMEN. & SEhSENH'
sS!sS fsSss.as Ess!sk ts:sn'
George rianktt Edward GiIon,
Frederick Z,nmcr, Nicholas seger.
GERMAN REFoRM-APoLLo HALL.-TAxPAYERs
Council Of Political Rcform-People's Executive Com
miltce.
Nomination for Alderman.
city and County Of New York,
DAVID M. KOEHLER.
endorsed by the Produce Exchange and business men
generally independent Of politics.
Vote for Reform and Reduction of Taxes.
o SLTBA w !. sPEcAh MEETING
Fnh on Monday evening
''s'' ''o'" - OWEN w. BRENNAN, President.
,yoMy wM. w n cossEyi TAssEyl' Secretaries
DoLITICAL PARTY OF PROGRESS
f0' ASSEMBLY, sGaEfsn E. ToAETSsS AEif@eS District
e % a. eSi uner to Jacob
Wndmulcr.
pARENrs VOTE FOR TIE puPLIc SCHOOL Gull
4 drens Friend. For Alderman SAMUEL A. LEwIs,
DooIs SOLD AT JoMNsoNs RESTAURANT, I,I7
May9raity ara al other candidates. mis- ana
IL Der Of Assembly Nne'esn sr sA,sS,smbly District
FRANK MILLER, Sec clIAs. = BRUDER, Chairman.
DEGULAR GERMAN REFORM NOMINATION.-FoR
JAMES A. DEERIE,i.
CHAs A. JASIs Sec. JOHN SCHLADEL, Chairman
DEroRM AND COMMITTEE OF
IL seventy Candidate.
PETER ESs sis't5Hlhk 5 oISkY
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC samI0s,Ia" REFORM
For Eleventh Assembly District.
CHARLES +. SYKES
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
IL Nom9iI1.aai.on mi1.ai1i. for AAkIdser1wpan, ALDERMAN
DEFORM CANDIDATE
IL For Assistant Alderman of the Sixteenth district
eighteenth Ward, EDWARD r. sTEHL
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC, GERMAN REFORM,
III Municipal Reform nomination. endorsed by the Com
mittec OF Seventy Fifteenth Assembly District For
"s"'e' 0' A''e%Ssik' Josik'rH sLuMRNrHAL.
rTo THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
We the undersigned endorse the nomination snd ssx
the aid OF fellow citizens TO elect the Hon. HESkf
woLrMAN to the Office q CcroneT :, =
kDwHRPp HRPp yxSbEkrosI. N. D.
Es: RSS2 bb!SSaf|% bbSSSSTafss \ I
S4SEshy SSiSSi i 4 jJoSESsThs SfisFh kRR RRo
H. L. RiCGARDsON NJ d.
IAsHs !. y HcsmSuvkHU, npSsk
n. d. WARNER. ND.
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IE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.

ITO FIIE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
The Office of District Attorney
qurcs for Its incumbent Of capaby, honesty and
integrity.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

To THE ELECTORS
i OF THE
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

, DEEPLY IMPRESSED WITH THE IMPORTANCE o.
iMrp09RTANT M DISTRICT WHO WILL EFFICIENTLA
EiE:rrhEsENT i:r THE GREAT BUSINESS INTERESTS OF
OUR CITY, WE EARNESTLY RECOMMEND Tau
THOMAS J. CREAMER
BY REASON OF HIS ABILITY, INTEGRITY AND RN
pERIENCE in PUBLIC AFFAIRS, TO THE SUPPORx
OF OFT TIE ELECToRs or THE DISTRICT, WITH0Ux
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
u Passports of the Department OF State issued by A. O.
WILLMAkTH, United States Court House, Al Chambers
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

POLITICAL.

HOLIIlCAAs
A POLIO HALL REFORM DEMOCRATIC NOMINA-
IA tion--For Member of Assembly, Nineteenth Assem-
bly, District, JAMES A. DEERING.
Hon. Alex Spauldng, Chairman; Isaac J. Stngs,
Thomas Loughran. Vice Chairmen John 4. Dcyclin DR..
Louis Rodcnstcin Secretaries
AT A MEETING OF lsO DELEGATES OF THE WORK
IA ingmens Political Sentinn, held at their head.
quarters on Friday evening, November 1872, II was
unanimously adopted that tho organization would
ernor and the whole Apollo Hall ticket. BY order.
JAS. MCGOWAN, q. p.
VIM. HUGHES, u. v. y.
JOSEPH KEENE, q. s.
JAMES HAGERTY, Financial Secretary.
AN APPEAL TO CITIZENS
The Committee Of Seventy
urge all good citizens to observe election day hOli
day. close their places Of business and give aid at the
polls.
Tho day being by law legal holiday 1t is understood
that the Custom House and Post Office to bc closed
JOSEPH II. CHoATE Chairman.
AT MEETING or THE INDEPENDENT TAX
"A payers Club OF the Seventeenth ward held at their
rooms, 50 Second motion Of Mr.. John McCul
Tough II concnrred in by unanimous vote, that
endorse the Hon. Thomas Creamcr as our candidate for
Congress and James OBrcn for Mayor we know them
to be OF honesty and integrity and the only candl
= JOHN MCCULLOUGH, President.
@. D. EMERSON, Secretary.
COMMITTEE OF sEvENTY-ANY PERSON DIS.
mfce OF Seventy may leave their subscriptions with
Emil Sauer, Treasurer, at German American Bank,
with the subscriber, at Merchants Bank, Wall street
J. d. vERMIfYE, Chairman Finance Committee.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

yXHTTE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
New and ull-powercd steamships.
Sailing from New York Saturdays, from Liverpool
on Thursdays. calling at Cork lIarbor each way.
CELTIC. Saturday, November at IL 30 NJ
oCEANIC. Saturday November S at SOP.
ADRIATIC. Saturday, November e. atl1 I'D AM
BALTIC. SATURDAY November 80 at 80 r. NJ
ATLANTIC. Saturday, December I at II A. N.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrvalled.
Saloons statcrooms smoking room and bathrooms In
midshp section where least motion Is felt Surgeons and
stewardess accompany the steamer. -
Rates-saloon, $50 In gold; steerage $50 in currency
Those wishing to send for friends IN the Old Country
can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates $a cur
rcncy.
Passengers booked to or from all parts OF Amcrice
Paris Hamburg Norway Sweden. India, Australia. to
China, &C.
Drafts from fl upwards.
inspection OF and other Information apply
the companyis office 10 Broadway. New York 'r' =
j. II. SPARKS, Agent.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

JIAIRl HART HAIRl-SHAwS PATENT HAIR,
III eaua! to human hair can be combcd and brushed ed
market; solid Switches, ono yard long, g.; French
dressed over, rs cents Latest styles always ON hand
352 Bowery between Fourth aud Great Jones Streets
stairs and S6s Sixth avenue between Twenty and
Tweniy-thrd streets, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

THE CABMAN THAT LEFT THE GENTLEMAN ON
i the corner Of seveny-frst street and Lexington
avenue last evening will please I'd the overcoat left
IN his cab to lag East Sevcnteh street. and get paid for
his trouble.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANY,S MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid this avorite for the Con-
tinent will sail pier No 90 North River foows:-
WASHINGTON Roussan Saturday, Nov. 2
ST. LAURENT Lemaric. Saturday, Nov. 16
WILLIE DE PARIS Surmont Saturday, Nov. 30
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

THE HAMBURG.AMERICAN PACKET coMPANys
i new iron mail steamship
WESTPHALIA,
Captain H. +. Schwensen, will sail on Thursday, Novem
ber 7, 1872, at 2 r. NJ. for Hamburg
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth London,
- Cherbourg and Hamburg ~ -,
First Cabin $l2O, Second Cabin, ST..
sieeraec, so, payable IN United States gold;
KUNHARDT Il Co. g. h. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents General Passenger Agents.
61 Broad street. Y 81 Broadway, Y.
The HOLsATIA viii sail November a.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

YC and Pier East River, between the hours Of ana
10 O'Clock on Saturday morning, black and tan Dogs
will answer 10 the name OF skip" Any person finding
him and returning him to the Union White Lead Com
pany, Of Bridge and Fulton streets, brooklyn,
will receive the above reward.
&CE REwARD.-LOsT, OCTOBER "a, IADYS
RLs) gold Watch and Chain. The above reward will
be paid and questions asked for its return 200 East
Forty-sixt tn street.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-08
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
THE MORGAN HORSE.

There has been much discussion as to
the origin of the Morgan horse, and yet
we have very little knowledge on the sub
iect that is definite What we do know
is, that about the beginning of the nine
teenth century, a man by the name OF
Justin Morgan. whose life was somewhat
checkered turning his mind TO farming
one seaso !, and perhaps teaching school
the next-ow ned Ii tie horse of wonder
ful nerve. dark hay. with black legs,
name an tail, standing fourteen hands
high, an / weighing aboU nine hundred
and fifty pounds. At this time Mr.
Morgan lived at Randolph, Vt. and his
horse ha much celebrity. lie was a
horse of great power for one of his inches,
was feet Of foot, and was full Of resolu-
ton. He was used chiefly u..der the
saddle, but was broken to harness
1t was the custom to run him short races
on the country roads, and it is said that
he was never beaten in these contests
1t was also the custom to test his
streI 9Th by hi,ching him in front of heavy
loads. u here the horse came from and
what was his breeding are left largely
TO conjecture. There are many stories,
but we have learned to look upon
them in the light Of tradition. If We
could put faith in common report, we
should discover as mach romance in the
life of the horse owned by Justin Morgan
as Eugene Sue has thrown around the
life of the Gol1olphin Arabian. Where
there is room for mystery, there is also
for bright fancy sketches, for the rosy pic
lures Of romance. The most plausible
theo-y, however, in regard to the origin
# the horse which is known in history
ly the name of his Vermont owner, Justin
Morgan, is that advanced By Mr. John
Morgan, a relative Of Justins. He says
that tie horse WAS foaled in 1898, that
his sire was True Briton, by the imported
horse Traveller. and that his dam WAS of
the Wild Air Breed. If this pedigree is
correct, Justin Morgan was a well bred
horse.
OF course the pedigree could be given
TO the horse that would not be open to
objection All the facts in his remark
able career to channel of pure blood,
and give the lie to the story that he was
a mongrel, was of obscure origin. The
life of the Justin Morgan was a strange
,ne. 1t was his lot to labor as few horses
have labored-participate in the excite
ments of the race, to be petted and
abused, to revel at brief periods in the
delights Of the stud, and finally, to be
neglected in his old age, and die, caused
by kick in the faux. Old and poor
as he was, he might survive this injury
had he received any care, but he was ex
posed to the inclomency of Northern
winter, and inflammation setting in, he lay
down and died / was in the winter of
1921, and on the farm of Clifford Bean,
about three miles south Of the village of
Chelsea, Vt, that the Justin Morgan
breathed his last.
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Sort SOAP FOR THE LADiEs.-Mrs.
Randolph, the author of the Virginia
housewife, gives the following mode of
preparing a cosmetic soap for washing
the hands: Take pound of CASTLE or
any old soap, scrape it into small pieces
and put it on the fire with little water.
stir it till it becomes paste, pour it into
a bowl, and when cold adj some lavender
water or essence of any kind, beat it
with spoon until well mixed, thicken
it with corn meal and keep it in pots
closely. This is very nice and good.
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4 Correspondent of the CJuntry
Gentleman had four horses that contracted
the habit of crib-biing. He painted the
woodwork of the stable with crude pe
troleum, and was amused by the grim
aces of the animals over the smell and
taste, but rejoiced that in his case it
effected a cure.
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