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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12
FRENeHaowNR IrEsfss IN lrsdsp eeSsn
says that on q pesday last Is Nj. John w

Slack was driving along the street, the fore
wheels came out from under the carriage and
threw Mr.. s. out, striking on his head. For
tunately he sustained no injuries.
Mr.. H. W. Mathews has just completed a
patent I" Land Ro.ler," bearing date Of Oct.
Goth, 1872, of an entirely new design. 1t has
five cylinders, each working independent of the
other sra 3 hsn ~ ..iSa 81 I'd Atfi
Austin Duckworth son fSamuel Duckworth
of Frenchtown, was foolng with loaded gun
one day last week, when by some means the
gun was discharged tiie load just grazing his
cheek.
The "Epizootic +" has reached Frenchtown.
Quite npInPer Of horses have been attacked,
but it manifests itself IN mild form.
efst ~ aFs !
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THE EPPIzooTY. DR.. Isaiah Kitchener.
of Bucks county, says that the horse disease is
not a new thing but it is identical with an
epidemic that prevailed extensively in Bucks
and Hunterdon counties about sixteen or
seventeen years ago, and then proved fatal in
a number, OF Instances. lSinee that4ime spora-
die. cases have cQms under his notice.. bat it
has not been frequent. Tic diseaseifs of q
typhoid character, affecting chiefly the throat
andl lungs, lrltl renders the animal very dull
and weak for a time but is not apt to be fatal
when good care is observed The horse when
affected should be kept in warm but well
ventilated stable, protected from all exposure,
and fed on nutritious but simple diet. 1t is q
mistake to bleed and physic horse under
such circumstances. The medicine, if any is
given, should be of sedative character The
throat and neck should be bathed with slim
ulating liniment, such as camphor or hartshorn
and sweet oil, avoiding anything that will cause
soreness. The stables should be kept as clean
as possible, and well fumigated and whitewash-
ed. The horses become very weak and help
less. The mueus of the windpipe becomes
hardened, so that Wheeling or roaring is
made in breathing. Care and patience are
what are most needed in treating the disease,
which cannot easily be arrested until it has
run its course.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

ACCIDENT.-Mr. Frank Rocks, while en-
gagged in saving felloes cat, the lambert Vile
Spoke Manufacturing CO.'S Factory, on Mon
day morning last, had three of the fingers of
his right hand seriously injured by coming in
contact with the saw. His fourth finger was
cut off near the first joint his third near the
second joint and part of the bone of the Sc
cond finger cut off lengthwise of the bone.
DIR. L. c. Rice furnished surgical aid, and Mr.
r. is doing well.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

-Satterthwaite, No. South
Union street, has a fine lot of stoves on hand
including the celebrated 'Juniata, the g Bea-
con Light and other first-class parlor stoves,
together with large stock of the latest inn
proved cooking and office stoves, and he wish
es it distinctly understood that he sells as low
as the lowest. Tinware made by reliable
hands in a durable manner, and sold at low
rates. Roofing done cheap. tAt
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

AMUsEafENTs.r-ln the multitude of amuse-
ments offered to our people during the coming
season, they must not forget to visit the
grand entertainment offered at 80 Coryell
street. wliielawll be epen, every day and night,
except Sundays, until further notice. I. E.
Louden, the manager, who is a whole-soled
fellow, will be sure to entertain all who pa
tronize his show. For particulars see adver-
tisement on 4th page, headed Free"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

KELsEY's LEcTuRE.-The lecture of John
Kelsey, the :" Harrow" man, of Bucks county,
at Lycedln HsH;spb Monday evehihs, was at
tended .byisdnt tilos tweEe-persons. The
lecturer, Notwithstanding the slim attendance
@ had his say" and enlightened his hearers
on the 'sGarden of Eden, and the Serpent
therein" John, who nsed to be considered
only eccentric, is evidently becoming insane.
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LESSONS IN FRENCH AND GERMAN.-We are
Informed that Rev. J, Van Linge D. d., who
has just become the Rector of st. Andrews
Church. in this city, intends to give lessons in
French and German, either to classes or pri-
waite pupils, Al This will afford a. good oppor
guages.
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please take notice.

~ A few days since some person entered
the lot of Mr. Stephen Hull, short distance
from this city, and cut off the tops of a num-
Der of valuable fruit trees. About year ago
a similar act was committed. A reward of IS
is offered for information that will lead to the
discovery of the offender.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

az Company G, of this city, Capt. Kitchin,
fwenft TO Tranten on Friday last at 80 I, M,
for inspection, and returned in the $50 train
They were highly praised, we hear, for their
soldierly appearance and handsome uniforms
,------77 es---ar 7-7T7s
Us See HENS before you have your roof
put on. 1t
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

SILVER WEDDING .4lThe s5th anniversary
of The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher
was celebrated at their residence near Ser
geantsville, in this county, on last Monday
afternoon and evening, Nearly seventy fela-
tives were present, among them Messis. Ne
hemiah and Austin Green (brothers-in-law to
Nj. F. yand their families Mr.. ]. Green, Mr..
Holcombe Green and Mr. Geo. W. Udy, with
their families: and Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, all
of this city, 4 plumber Of nice presents were
left BY the visitors a,id'a very pleasant time
enjoyed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

: GI8- We are informed that Mr.. Cias. Akers,
who attends the livery stables of Hart g Rog-
ers, on Commerce street, is affected with sore
throat, and the symptoms are said to be SINH
lar to those of the horse disease.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

GB The Individual wliobhlsters SO much
about havingspeople discharged from the EN-
ploy of the Penna. R. n rc. because they
chose to do.their own thihliing and voting in
stead of letting him do it for them, is laboring
under hallucination. 1nstead of his owning
the railroad thas railroad Sowns him, and we
question whether ais zealin itsbehalf is either
desired or approved segs#
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

cy Mr.. VIM. B. Brown, of Brownsburg,
Bucks county, lost valuable, horse last week
by the disease now pleyalent.l All ofhis horses
have been sick with il.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

GsSsF- DR.. A. Livezey formerly of New Hope,
and now Of Philadelphia has contracted for
the erection of a drug store in Yardleyville
Pa, and expects TO occupy it before Jan. LIST.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

MusIo.-Talcott, North Union street, has
recently received two splendid Burdett instru-
ments. All interested in music should call
and examine them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

sEy> The Rev. VIM. G. Hendrckson, Me-
thodist minister well-known in Bucks county,
has severed his connection with that denom-
nation and become the pastor of Reformed
Church in Philadelphia.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12
NpW sosyjoMI,L1 eElESS5oVcnifl,b,aa al umbe,

New soSdM4 The lNovenitseia humber of
TIE lAnaats8S published By Lee q Wailer,
Hhts. @isa song and cAeris ensitlsd II fqease
Bury My Little Dariins,'' the words by MIR
g. Il, W. sVansciyers and the music by Prof
C.P. Hoffman, of this city. Both the words
and music are good. Our citizens will have a
chance soon to hearItte song at a public con-
cert. II ~ 8seH sHa SEQ i585 s5z=sz48sfr
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

Sfran coscEnr.L Tho .;Trrenhines, will
sing at Lycenm Hall tomorrow "wednesday
evening A finer company of singers has
never visited our city, and all who attend, we
feel assured, will be delighted. Reserved
seats for sale at Talcotts Jewelry Store.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

GB- A wedding took place at Barley Sheaf,
in this county, ON the Cd inst, the happy groom
being rs years of age and the blnshing bride
So White House castet
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Gas1 A protraeted meeting is now being held
in the Methodist Church at High Bridge, in
this county Fifty or sixty have professed
and the interest still continues.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

~ Anna E. Dickinson is to lecture in
Doylestown, on the Goth of December. Sub
jet. What's to hinder?" We don't know.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

A splendid programme Of sentimental and
comic songs, quartettes, choruses, operettas,
etc, at the concert yxthe "Trenaines, . Ly-
ceum Hall, on Wednesday evening, The 18th.
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PURE PEPPER.-W are under obligations
to our friend, Mr. Jas. Roman, of SO Greene
street, Trenton, for large box of his black
pepper! It Is Tie pure aftfcle ana very nicely
ground and put up.
Sausage makers, as well as housekeepers,
should ask for Romans pepper-it is certain
TO be Pure AS represented Q Mr. Romans ne,
putation as an honorable dealer is sure guar
antee of this. He is selling immense quanti-
ties three tons having been disposed of during
the past four months. Romans spices are also
first class and pure.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

RUNAwAy.-On Saturday evening last a
horse attached to a light wagon {the property
of Mr.. J. S. Hart, of New Hope,) while stand
ing near our depot, became frightened at the
cars, broke loose and ran on the pavement in
front of the residence of Mrs. Weeden. The
wagon struck the pump which stands inside
the curb, and broke the heavy iron handle off
and otlieraise easpagsaitsw tis sh8se EAen
made forthe Deia&aoe bfiase Ehes @Rage
was almost entirely broken UP.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

- The GoNoERT,TWherever they go. the
Tremane Brothers draw crowded houses.
Their entertainments are spoken Of in the
highest terms BY the press 'ie y, s1s'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS Office of
County Sup't, Frenchtown, N. j., Nov.
18th, 1s72.-Notiee is hereby given that there
will be meeting of the County Board of Ex-
aniners of Hunterdon County for the Exam-
nation of candidates for Teachers Certificates
at Reading Academy, Pennington, N. j., on
Friday, November 30 1872. Each applicant
for a certificate should be present as early as .
o'clock, A. NJ.
sAlTTeadbels whose license has, Ok ., bbiiurJ or
about to expire, also those who have received
Special License, are requested to be present.
Candidates for first and second grade Ger
tifeates are requested to report themselves at
the office of the Superintendent in Flemingtor
on the evening previous to Examination.
District Clerks are requested to notify teach
ers Of the TIME and PLACE of the Examina-
ton
c. S. CoNKLINe, County Superintendent.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

q Es-f dorns and Bnnions disappear as if by
magic, under the s<illful treatment of DR..
Dupree.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

eB- One day last week Gerry L. Taylor, of
Trenton, was arrested on the complaint of
Mary Obendorfer, of New Hope, and John
with taking, unlawfully, from Mary 0bendor-
fer, $500, for procuring pension for her to
which she was entitled as soldiers widow,
whereas he was legally only entitled to $25 for
his service and the compliments further
charge defendant with having endeavored to
swindle the widow ont of $l00 more. Taylor
was sent to Jail in default of S., 900 bail.
.29jEffls93A .A4 4ae4ggsfsslsl F'l9i
g@~ On Tuesday OF last week, the down
heiglt train on theB! D. Il. r. aaha over a
horse near Tumble Station.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

G8= Rev. Mr.. Diener viii be installed Pas
tor of Zion Lutheran Cloreh, in New German
Town, on "Wednesday next 18th instl.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

VS. The roads leading into this city are in
bsdconditioh anddaeed attending to fore The
winter sets In. .Messfs. oxerseers Of Roads,
fol r,ntinn
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he is no humbug, and never fails to accomplish
all he undertakes.
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~" The weather prophets say we are to
Nave heavy freshet this month. A
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

~ Dr. Duprce always tells the price be-
fose the work is performed, thus insuring sat
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

The beauties of Che famous Burdett Organ
will be exhibited by the Tremaines, at their
concert on Wednesday evenings
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Us Referring to our statement that Messrs.
Akers, Gaddis and four others, had captured
forty-one EabbitsdiSafaoent hunt tho Trench
town Independent says:
He went out hunting alone this week and re-
turned with 90 rabbits, Try again, Mr.. Record.
We don't intend to try to beat that story
it is too large. Fifty-two rabbits would weigh
about one hundred and twenty-five pounds,
and would fill at least three bushel baskets.
ifMh N. caeiA Dbulf sM ssighsst9and
with him "alone," he can only be beat by a
young politician in our city who 1--WE judge
from his talk carries the whole Penna. r. r.
ON his shoulders
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e- $4,000 reward for case of Ingrowing
Toe Nails that Dir. Dupfee cannot cure. He
will arrive on Wednesday.
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= ~ >ss--soh--<~ -7~--=rYs kesy
-6eS5 The Sliorsesaiscase has sappeared al
White House, Barley Sheaf, and Centreyille,
in this county.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

CELERY.-Persons in want of Celery-at
wholesale or retail--can purchase it of Isaac
w. CLEYENeER,- South Z MON street. ct
t-f 49,
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90 s9g@ If any one finding Jennie Angels
Maltese kitten will return it to the Post Office
they viii be suitably rewarded. No questions
asked .a. a1 s.sas a. w. AneEL.
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~. :. It is. time those who intend to make
application 70 tie next egislatuIe Sfor Oct. of
Interpretation, etc., Should advertise the same.
1t must be done for six weeks previous to the
assembling of that body
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The "Tremaipes, ;. Wednesday evening, at
sLyceum Hail. II youssyant to slisten TO {
choice musical entertainment, he sure toebt
there.
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The B@eks County bsteIligeneer says: A
good deal of sensation was caused in Newtown
on Saturday week, by the arrest Of Charles
Atkinson, son of Hugh Atkinson, Of the
Brick Hotel, on charge of forgery, 1t was
discovered that he had forged notes in the
names of different persons in sums of from
$50 to $500, and amounting in all to over
$780, Among the signatures forged were
these Of Thomas B. Scott, Hugh Atkinson,
David and James McNair and Samuel NJ.
Rightly. The notes were discounted by the
NeYte~nS pa hEEile Company, and when sthey
came due the forgery was discovered, as the
persons named disclaimed all knowledge of
them. The father, Hugh Atkinson, gave
Judgment for the amount of the forged notes,
whom Charles was released, and on Monday
afternoon left in the stage for parts unknown.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

~ Ent sells the Domestic. 1t is taking
''AS T''a = :..l.IIl fTaaaKh.L u !
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Ioi cT5-- The gunners of Hunterdon county have
sent notice to the farmers whose names are
published in the papers forbidding cunning CD
their premises not to ,traspass on their door
steps OF in their back yards to offer for sale
any butter, eggs, apples or anything else they
may wish to dispose Of ,;5 a.. ~ 49,.
!. sThe above notice is going the rounds of the
papers. 1t originated in a little '.natiee :"
published in our local, column, signed isSrM
aDIp, 2 and intended as trayesty on the no
tees to gunners. We,are somewhat amused
to find that it has been taken in earnest. by
some of our exchanges as well as sby some. of
the farmers. ss4sAs ,A.e
Efsi ~ .sass
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LUMBER.-Mr. 7. 4. Eastburn, of New
Hope, has a fine stock of lumber for SALE to
which he invites the attention of builders and
Others Having new mill, he is prepared to
cur hills tn order
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w heY.T !. IfFtpIUHi Ds-pS VIII pleach N
the NJ. E. Church IN this city, next Sunday
morning and evening.
Rev. A. d. Willifer will preach special
sermon to young men, in the Baptist Church,
ON Sunday evening next. Young men are
specially invited.
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COMPLEMENTARY Eastoa Duly Err
press gives the following complimentary
notice of reading by Miss Helen Gallagher, of
this city, in the Phiilipsburg M. &c. Church -
"The entertainment at the M. e. Church,
last Thursday evening. was decidedly enjoy
able. Miss Gallagher, from her first reading to
the close, won and held the attention and hearts
of the large and respectable audience. Her Sc
lections were judiciously made and the reading
fine, the large room being easily filed by her
rich melode,,s voices fIefinanner was chaste,
MODEST and becoming, and at the close of the
two hours the audience waited as loath to
depart. The music, vocal and Instrumental,
was appropriate to The occasion and well exc
cuted. Such an entertainment is at once in
teresting and sensible" ~rft
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-11-12

GS8- The Hessian Fly is eating the winter
wheat in some parts of Bucks county.
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COMMON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REGULAR
Meetings EEDN RsbAS llEIRNiNc, NOV. s,
1872. - Present. Horn Fresilent) saBrown,
johnson. Lucas, Malone, Robbiais, sproat
DOS. Smith and Jas. b. Smith
A petition signed bytwslve citizens, proper
ty owncisson Washington street, in regard to
damages Sustained BY i,zproper drainage of
water, vas prosonted. Referred to Street
Connittee. 'llEa z
Apetition from the Fleet Wing Hook and
Ladder dp,.aslSing for an appropriation fof
s20o per year, was received. Referred toFirc
De partment Comnittee, f H
poor Committee repeated poor bin for month
of October, amount Sl7s.oe, for which an or
dp aptl,0riFFSsass eeq|dd aY ss lsa9ths Trsa-
srrer.
President Holn Chairman Of Committee
sppolptedtQ pro6aip baasssfbr Fire Depart
ment, reported chat he had attended to that
duty, ana that the badges would be received
in about two weeks. ~ s's .lst
The following bills were presented and or
ders authorized to be drawn on the Treasurer !:
Gas bill, September ssasa ID slSs.. $50 90
]. F. Boozer 1875
Street Committee, work on sts., Oct, 80 SIS
p b. Goodfellow, Police, s. ~ - 20 90
John W. Stull, Police, sias.e 6 az 30 90
G. w. Kitchin Police, is 90
Jos. Smith, rent of Council Room, 43 Is
| p. b. Goodfellow, Matches SIS so
J. w. Stull, matches, 70
Mr. Bticas 'oifcfetI the fellowings
REsoIwRp, That the Street Committee be
authorized to connect gas pipe to the lamp
post. conner Main and Perry Streets Yys,
Mr.. Johnson moved to amend the resolution
by inserting when the Gas Company lay
pipes in that street, Adopted.
TWO. ordinances. relating to. paying We're
adopted. 1'heyswill be found In our adyoftis-
ing columns. ~
The City Clerk was instructed to collect all
bills due the City Of Lanlbertville. -
f gThesplerk wasinstucte TO present blu to
fthe Board Of Freehoidefss for Ballot boxes
The City Treasurer presented his monthly
tsferaof Whiehsthe following U.s. "a detailed
statement
fe- BOUNTY TuNDAaEcEIrTs. esTw
Balance last statement - - = 1924 n
PAYMENTS. 7aa
Bonds, ,pe.e. 332 sc
! Balance-Cash on hand, 1892 81
MUNICIPAL FUND-REcEIPTs.
Cash on hand last statement, $1,215 81
License, t4 ~ ~ 0o
s.sfes PAYMENTS.
City orders, GAO "a
Balance-Cash ON hand ai. 4. 500 %
On motion, proceeded to elect Street Com
missioner in accordance with ordinance
Adopted.
p. H. Mathews, Richard Hammell and
Patrick Cooney were nominated.
Mr.. Hammell receiving majority of votes
cast, was declared elected.
Mr.. johnson offered a resolution that all de-
mands against the city for material and labor,
be presented monthly with items. Adopted.
Mr.. Jos. Smith moved that all matters re-
quired to be published be inserted in both pa
pers of the city. Adopted.
II. G. Hooker applied for a remission of tax
es on property in Church ST., formerly owned
by Trahon Refused.
On motion, Council adjourned
COMPLEMENTARY The EaSt0a Daily En-
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THE GREAT EVENT OF THE SEAsoN.-We
learn--,and our authority is that of the gentle
man himself--that Dr. Dupree, of Newark,
spoken of by our exchanges as !" The, Chiro-
podcal Wonder will visit L:asmbertville for
few days only, he having engaged rooms at
Humphreys Lambertville Hotel, commencing
Wednesday, Nov 18th. This will give our
citizens an opportunity Of having their sore
feet put in order. Dr. Dupree is highly spoken
of by the press and public wherever he has
been, and his long residence in Newark, where
he has been located for number of years, en-
titles him to the confidence of everybody. His
method of curing Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing
Toe Nails and all feet diseases, is said to be
something wonderful, as relief instantaneous,
and the boot or shoe can be worn with perfect
ease right away. His credentials, which are
of the highest class, may be found in another
column. We hope our readers will give him
such reception aswill INDUCE him to cone
agsaainaJ hlIi b'v1 ,sIgls1 al EAslasY5
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THE Horse DIsEAsE.-This disease has at
tackled almost every horse in our city. 1t
would be far easier to mention whose horses
have it not, than to give list of those who
have it, Our business men are greatly incon-
venienced; some dealers cannot deliver COAL
and storekeepers can only deliver goods by
'.man-power.' Two of our butchers were
compelled to-day to carry around their stock
in baskets The result is, trade is dull. By
another week, however, the wors. will be over,
no doubt and trade will assume its ordinary
briskness.
We hear that all of Mr.. G. Arnett's horses
and mules have the disease, numbering some
twenty-five or thirty. All of p. c. Hof''s and
Hart & Rodgers livery horses are sick. Heath
& Holcombe have four mules sick. John Gro
man & Co. three horses, and ssmany others
too tedious to mention" as the sale bills say.
A large number of. the horses, on the canals
are sick, but nevertheless, IN toe many cases
they are cruelty compelled to work.