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sI.stcEcs Of srirl.. stnte.mcn.

trict.
SIssfcIlcs Of British. Statesmen.
Tord Rro,,a,or, in bis ,,,+ol,io,.ro,,b,, o-;,,o.
c-5,--.-, -
'"0 lo'lo"lns sNe'cHes VI d IL" Ho'aole coh'eih-
poraues:
Grey retained his faculties entire. and his fem
per GOT nellowed by AGE, / had known him in
opposition intimately for TWENTY-FIVE wears, We
had once or t1yirp nearly snljt on account of his
whig-like adherence to that vile wbig principIp
"rhe party everything, the country little or
nothing. unless seen through Dartv ewes /" Then
cal.la 1897. The junction with C;Doino. which
advocated and helped to form, and which Juno
zion broke up the old tory Dlper. and made. a
rent in il which enabled MS TO carry Catholic
emancipation and reform. Grcy's talents as a
debater were of very high, though not OF the
highest order. His reply in October, 1881 on
the reform bill was wonderful considering his
age-siXty eight--and his having, after sitting
five nights in debate, SPOKEN at in the NON
inr His manner was excellent both in person
and delivery, but hewanted clear argument com
bned with personal declamation--the most diff
cult of aIl-aud he could not prepare. His forte
was a very lucid and seductive statement and
sometimes powerful appeals TO the feeling
powerful, because evidently severe Canning's
appeals were all from the mouth never from the
heart In cabinet Grey was the best Of all col
leagues modest, unsparing Of himself, firm
when put up 10 it, perfectly free from all vanity,
full of resourceS-peXt to PalmerSton the fullest
perhaps-and perfectly fair and ahoye-board.
But his weakness for bis family was grievOus,
and produced the not unlounded charge of ne
posm. He once even sounded me on making
his nephew, Sir George Grey, solicitor general,
knowing that he scarcely ever had held a briei,
and thar few in or ont of the profession knew he
belonged to it. OF course | would not hear of
it seriously He complained most OF the attacks
Of the Times on this score of nep0ism. But his
Urpgt ViPp a : n minister and marry chief the
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Reissues, Extensions, and Foreign Patents procured
lntererences conducted; al kinds of business with The
PATENT OFFICE
transfers OF Rights, and Patent Gases attended to- by
OFFICE No. 1903 MAIN ST
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LApMsp DaANE1 Ars
NEW YoRR sTncK MLRgEr.

Nrw YORK, Jan. Money was stringent among stock
b. okes throughout the dlv and the atcS p1i were l6
to = pore, Mt per tiom Government bond dealers were
accommodated at per cent currency gold The
genty was confined TO the Stockholders who
ing large lines Of stock at high prices, and many
Of them with very little capital or credit. Gold
We're per cent gold n per cent per day. and the clear
ing sj40OOO. Exchange heavy and lower at 1914 al
1888 The treasury paid out quarter # million for
5-9Os redeemed aud SIX uuujrcn thousand tor January
quiet and steady. Stocks re heavy during the after
noon and prices declined 10 per cent the decline
beiug most marked IN Wabash, Northwestern common,
Unon Pacific, and tactic NAL. Dealings q the close
were small with slight recovery from the lowest point
Hartford and Erie shares advanced TO Az the highest
attained some time nst ThesIee explanation Of the
rise is The contest for the election, and that mevab
Nightmare. the fenusyly ana company. axe shore di
r G Ors have declared dividend Of cent payable
February lst the tlansier books TO close Jan. Gin
Uutrd States siEes. 1857 ..........ll4I
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sosr,,,s srg--v
slOOlOlITnited States Five-twenfles 1894 1lal
s5sg Hartford ana Erie railroad Is. new. .S0h@3e9
SSS n0 Psefc riirood ,Sco i
s9w9 Cambridge city is. 1856.
i i'gW Ba Guy Is lsS
si000 Chclgocity g. is7f SIS
s. 0Og St Louis 6S....;.... ....:.... 80. ssk@9l
q 3 on AMI bany r3ro ~ inp sp5 's 95
5000 Charlestown City SIS 1891 99A
s4@O Minneapolis s., 1900
eS SIX 3snca 6fne5 Isl SS'
$1,000 Massachusetts state IS ls7l gold.......i09
s3.gel slane state Is 1851 lg09
5000 Boston CIV 6s lS74 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..l0Os
Ivy Sae me- Gi'i II; IA;
B3ston and rrovdenc. rliirosd. ............,.l47
% Ehcaso burlington and Quincy r R...... l2gai59
$50 Gin Sandasky and Cleveland RR........ 9@@2OH
Old Colony and Newport railroad
,3i Ph;l. WI. lpd B9t tho ~ yoas 56A
y venom and canada 1liirHsd az SSsS,.
Is Vermont and Massachusetts RR...............s24
y eastern I5lIoa4 lO5*eaIo4
Norwich and Worcester railroad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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A MODEST TAX ON CREDuLITY The San
joaquin Independent is responsible for the fol-
lowing: at is something over one hundred
miles from the Golden Gate to tile Stockton and
Visala railroad bridge crossing the Sianislaus
river. Following the streams around the route
is long and tOrtuOus, for the wafer at this season
Of the year, Tor the greatest portion Of the way
is very shallow. One would hardly expect to
see biz FISH, even of the sturgeon species that
far from the ,ide wafer; how great then, was
the astouishment Of the hands employed on the
hridae to see in the water below them a
few DAYS ago, large and full-grown
whalel They were astonished not only
al his whaleship but at his actions,
He founderad about as though he was
in both strange waters ana an unpleasant
locality Af'er spoutug and blowing and
throwing his fukes around awhile, the huge
leviathan-ne was the full size attained by his
species-lcher3tey set himself up on end and
waded ashore, where we presume he is nOwfced-
inc on the luxurious foliage which adorns the
banks Of the romantic Stanislaus. For the facts
hereinbeiore mentioned we are indebted to
Frank Graves, bridge builder who, from his
perch on The work above, saw the whale IN the
water, heard him blow, aud saw him 20 ashore
Prof. Mac, the only conqueror on the globe Of
rheumatism, arrived from Boston, can be consulted
at the Lincoln house, or according to requirements
at his agents Mrs. Billings, 2OS Main street, until
further notice,
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COMMUNICATING No.ice.

FRANK W PARKER is this day admitted to PARTNER
sup Win me in the aOrIng business, which VIII he
continued under the name OF PARKER Is sos. at 2i3
Worcester, jan !, 1872. div al
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TRAVELS ROUND THE WORLD BY a Boy.
Published by Harper and Brothers New York
The boy, whose story Of travel is here told, is
the son of Mr.. Samuel Smiles, an English au-
thor of considerable repute, best known by his
Life ofGeorge Stephenson and "Sef Help" The
fathers name appears on the title pane az the
editor OF the book. To what extent he is re-
sponsible for its present form does not appear,
but there are indications that he ms largely re-
written it, and we suspect it has lost quite as
much as it has gained in the process. 1t is,
however, very entertaining book as we have
it There are the boys fresh impressions of
many countries and peoples, and his observa
lions of some things that older travellers do
not see, or, at any rate, do not men
ton. These are expressed in style
that hardly befts the are of the writer, though
ii is good enough in itself. The young traveller
thinks Americans have not had fair play in the
writings of English tourists; he found the peo-
Pile here very kind, agreeable and well hammered,
and not unduly curious, and says that the young
men in the United States seem to him more in
tellgent and companionabe than Engishmen
of similar age and opportunities Chicago, he
lhOurAt a mum uhNl VI ) thah -NtN 1lihs fCi-
haps, as he frankly admits, because h. had his
pocket picked in the latter city, and so regarded
it with some prejudice. The book has some
very good Illustrations. Grout & Putnam have
it for sale.
The HoosIER ScHooLMAsTER, a novel, by
Rv. Edward Egglest n Now York; Orange
Judd & Co. The author of this novel, formerly
the editor IF rho Tndanaudanf ro,u od;+e that
deserVedly popular paper. Hearth and Home, in
which the story was fist pul lisEcd seriay. rs
interest consists in its description of the expe-
rience Of young s,hoomaster in remote dis
trict of "Hoopole county i" Indiana. Mr.. Etgles-
ton is evidently hearty, cheerful man, who
Xix TO laugh, even if it is sometimes at his own
expense, and does not despise practical joke
If II is good of its kind. He has lived among
western people TOO, and apprec ates the good and
bad traits Of the best as well as OF the rudes of
them. His schoolmlster, a slender and well
bred youth, feels at first, among his biz, half
savage pupils and their still coarser and more
ignorant parents, as if he were in a menageric
Of hali-tamed beasts. The young cubs are
sulky, suspicious and hostile, and the parents
preserve . strict neutrality, willing that the
schoolmaster should maintain his authority II
his resources are sufficient for the inevitable
struggle, but equally willing to Join in the laugh
at lis discontinue. In spite of some mortify-
ing mishaps his courage aud address enable him
to Illustrate most OF the schemes laid for his uu.
doing and secure for him the respect of his
scholars and their parents. The author catches
the pecuIiaritcs Of the Hoosier dialect and man
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1870 NORTH END TNTEtIIGENCE

l&7O NORTH END CE
- - - OFFICE, No. 2ae MnIn st 4. second
b0cn sVun oi Lnns0n Glazicrs Auction Rooms, over
~. /, nung variety store AMI opposite DR., James
Greens Drug store whore shall devote my line aud
utt'ntOl TO procure tenemens and domcs les for all
who wish Also engage Al nations Tor those out OF en-.
pl9yn Mt shlll aien TO collecting bills promptly.
rented free OF charge to owner
JAZZ div $. w. FIELD.
EtHE LADIES' HAIR STORE.--Misses
" \, y. ~ +. o. CLouGH would re pee fully inform
lheirlNly friends ana former patrons, that they have
returned to their old location, 6l Front st. s. H. Lennds
Building, opposite the tonmon, where they will he
happy 10 attend to the want OF all who may favor them
with call m making work TO order; air D renovatng
and adlustng old sets of hair; cutting thdrcns and
ANNA Y. OLOUGH
myaO du FANNY o, CLoUGH
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GHan1s.


NEACC4H7IITTEIs;rs WANTED IMMEDI.
Apply to SUMNER PRATT d. 90, 80 '''"'
NEANTED-Bv an American girl. a situa.
iion to do family sewing. No objection to hight
m lIg' Inquire at Mrs. f. IL llIoMpsON's, 81 May
street dlwF j,3
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
Inc f h9q5ew9rk Apply at No. 10 Toward St go on
SITUATION WANTED = BY an extra
- Cook. No objection to going into the country An
ply at No % Church a. ias
SITUATION WANTED-By a good, ca
= pabie girl to do geneta homework. Apply ut No
II ia8 '''i''r ST. p'S' mouse 5 5:om Irving ST.
A N ENGLISH GIRL wishes a situation 70
y; - do second work Apply a al s.illbury ST.
y1o dSl"
A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION in a
1 a respecta6 amily cooking washing anu Ironing
mad Applyat corner OF Ward and jerome sts No. ~
yA9 d5tt
SITUATION WANTRD-To do general
- pa honsew0rk' Apply at M ~ Ia Temple St 49, -
w ANTED 10 energetic men and women
5' We giye employment mat paws from s. Q Sc per
'a jsa Apply at act. A. E. rEcS sas A,n q
SITUATION WANTED AS SEAM
Bridge st. d8tt -FP'' az IA %
WANFAD-A reliable girl to do general
,'r housewoik Apply at No Is Home St, right hand
WANTED A situation to do general
M shGGss%orki eantcock Ersh and IRON Apply at
SNANTAD-A capable girl to do general
Eousework Apply at No. p Benefit ST.
la2 d3t
SITUATION WANTED - To do second
- work or light housework. Apply at No SO Mcchan-
u S''eet. dSt+ JAZZ
XTANTED-Am American woman as Cook m a
Boz ill., -N''' . Nv Il Y En- Asand' N Ia
ELP WANTED. THE FiskdaIe Cotton
Mills are about starting their second new Mill and
work in The din rent de9artinents Of the mill Address
ny letter to, or call in person, on
d2a diff oi'-A' FIJI sH -aie Mass
STUDENT WANTED In the office of
- Frank ", Cherr1ngton, Architect. Rooms and I
Iayors Guiding, 476 Slain H.. Worcester. Mass 40
Is ee' "PP'g ""0 mas 70 atHTdt capacity for DT0cRg
------ uLI
4TANTED-To engage a FIRST Glass Mill.
hef loF Spring SSi + II AALEPEEo,SS
d28 div. No. q 81 Main T5 st. Worcester Mass
WANTED.
An Active, Reliable Man,
cone with egpal preerrcdJ take an Agency Tor wor
Il. c. BROCK,
"a dtt 22O fremont ST.. Boston.
NVEAvERs
WANTED
Experienced Wooden Weavers will find steady work
anu 2o"d pay, at tie Rlritan Wooden Mills, RaraIl
New Jersey, on The New Jersey Central II. K.
dl4 dim
&2ZS A MONTH expenses Maid
eWC ~ Male or Female Agents-HOrse ami outfit
furnished to sell our Universal Cement, Combination
tunnel sutton Hole Gutter and other articles. Circu.
larI iree' Address NOVELTY CO.,
hl5 d3m SacO Me.
sOARD!--One or two respectable gentle
~ men can obtain BOARD and lodging at No IA SUDBURY
ST; toppOsie Exchange stu lef' hand bell
ull Ju
hoy WANTED-In Hardware store.
ms diff w.
WANTED - Fancy Cashmere Weayers.
W Good work and good pay.
DPS DIFF NllllEI Ei,e,, Mills
A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommo.
dated with board and rooms; also, table board at
l6 Thomas ST. DIFF ~ 6is
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~ A L IN L. g nDAR D,s
~ BGRRlNG MACHINE WORKS,
second Avenue, Corner I1wenty-second at
ofice No. Bowling Green, New York,
Manufacture

PATENT MESTlzo BURRING PIcKERs.
PATENT RORSTED BJRRING pIcRER,S, pm
TENT DOMESTIC BGRRLgG PICRERS. OILERS to
attach SO tlcser' Patent Stee Ring an solid Packing
Burung Machines maze angic and Double for frst
ooieahtIa 81 Ooa CARING Machines; Fine burning
hiNhlhea inrthe second breakers and ln!shers
Improved Steei Ring teed Rolls plane AM inter AMI
iug, WIN fatent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
Nc 49, "iiis' DIV"
Excelsior Atthe International Exhibition IN Lam
uOll' too-, an al Paris Exposition of 1851 our MOS
tizo BnTrtnR plcker received a PRIZE MEDAL award,
"A @OL H. MEDAL az American Institute Fair ls952
ana ~ 1861; lS6a, and 1870 The highest award 0'
AT me american Institute Fair 1855 our Bnr,,ne
hdG,uhe Tor cards, was awarded A COLL \ FniJe
at an subsequent cXhihinons the III;IlFST Nv Apn
and ~ $50 our Double Rurer received FIRST PRrniTM
Al american Institute FAIR lShg ana IS7O onr Seal
Mn reed Rolls received 1T premium 49, $3.50
flckrr was awarded the Isl premium
ots5H soIn STEEL KING BuBRlNG MACHINES ARE THE
V IN v,3lp PACKING BuRmNG MACHINES IN THE MAR
NJ. MUTE lhalsllp and Operation guaranteed
rated Catalogue can be had on application.
roupt attention gwen all Inquiries and order by
dS ~ a.. 4. conn srFp
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StSfr anu cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER BOOTS OR SHOES.

1I4'I VITIEN bUOTo OR SUOES;
THOSE FASTENED WITH
ca i q GREW WTRE
LEI TER -heeause they are more Plilbe more Com
OF cape 80 "'''''i'N" NV w mp
Elt-,fecausc. while their first cost is not IN
SNUcGs % seWed or pegget work OF ike grade their
Is l eater they preserve heir Shape much
Wegr ''a ''S"'es "uote Lquai
d FiGaii NY applicable to light and heavy work
me lmm' nse cemaui having called forth limitations
consumers shout be sure that every bo0t or shoe ber
inc l,at.nt Stamp. ~ "4
~ Sold hy Gealers everywhere dnan7vv MA
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Peoria and Rock Island First Wort
gage z per Cent. Convertible
Gold Bonds,

thereby adding 2J PER CENT. 10 THEIR cJPL
TAI. and about AZ PR CENT. 10 th,ir KEARLI-
INCOME.
We reeommend these bonds strongly for the following
reasons
The Road, ninety-one miles in length, is already
COMPLETED, and earning much more than ne
interest on The wh0ls issue Of bonds
The mortgage, Sl,5OO,OUO, is less than SIG,-
500 per mile.
The road passes through arcb, populous agricultural
manufacturing, md coal district.
1t connects Peoria and Rock Island two of the Iarest
ana most honrShins cities in Illinois, and forms part Of
trunk-ne from lndan polls to St Paul SIS miles IT.
also connects two navisabe ryers-the Illinois and Mis-
sssipp The bonds authorized for the extra equip
menis and necessary buildings required to do the business
offered
Nearly half the entire loan has already been sold
They are coupon bonds. SI,O0O each and can be
registered If desired.
interest," seven per cent gold. free OF tax, payable
February and August.
Price. 80 aud interest in currency
Maps and fun particulars furnished by
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Safety and Profit,

First-cass Railway Mortgages are now the most popl.
lar securitics-comhinng they do, absolute safety
with a remunerttive rate OF interest The FIRST
MORTGAGE Joint sinking Fund SIX per ct
Gold Bonds of the TERlfOAT DIVISION OF he
PORTLAND AND OGDENSBURG RILROAD
TRCNK LIVE are being rapidly absorbed by those
making conversions OF their 5-lOs and ether hg-piced
bonds With local. through and pleasure business,
either Of these sources sufficient al interest OH
legations and operating expenses Bonds Of this sec
ton ofthe shortest Trunk Line rom the Lakes to the
Atlantic cannot fail to advance to par as this New En-
gland enterprise rapidly approaches completion.
Price at present, 80 and Accrued Interest in Currency
Forpamohles. with fall Information apply TO FIEAY-
oIAL AGENTs-E. Il. T Fairbanks " Co. ST. Johnsbury
VT; Fairbanks CO.. 252 Broadway, New York; Fair
bank, Brown Co., lis Milk ST. Boston; Fairbanks AZ
Ewing, It's Chestnut St, Philadelphia
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From the State House.

Opening of the INSTRUMENTATION Of
Uessrs. Coolidge and sanford-Their
Addresses Of Acceptance The Minor
Officers of the two Rranches-The Au-
uual Sermon by DIR. Peabody.
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FOR SALE BY

RICE, WHITING u BULLOCK......,......wor worcester,
and all leading Banks and Brokers.
do deop&wlw
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On sIarrlage.-Ilappy Relief for Young Men from
the effects Of Errors and Abuses In early life Manhood
restored. seminal emissions cured. lmpedimenis to
Marriage removed, New method Of treatment New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, IN scaled envelopes Address uOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, No. South Ninth street, Phiadelpbin IN
nj dTu&1h3m
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out by natu-e itself They know. too. it Is free from
u injurious natter because they have used II for years
re thus tested it by process more certain than even
emca analysis Itself In flct, the daily experience OF
mutndes of both sexes confirms the dcclar ion Of the
FIRST analytical chemist IN America that the Excelsior
Dye contains nothing del3terous to health good
dressing should be used aer the dyelng and the best is
CRLSTAD0B0'S HAR PRESkRTATIVE.
DIS deop&weowlm
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Inc senators were all III Their places at II
| O'Clock, when they were called to order by the
Hon n II Conlidoe senior ,oor,ber NJ, tin,o
,. -, - 49,.
vas "">'ON' an" 'i0 Se"'o luiiileuld'ely "eut u
work. The governor administered the Oaths in
| short order. and the election Of presideut was
,,oo,,ll nth NJ Ul.oe,i 81 r,,,
"i'"' 49, "'NVus'U u NeuH"h
LOOK tue chalr Whle the result OF the ballot was
| declared Mr. Coolidge received % votes of 80
| which ,vern coet Mr. Picborlso,, or 7 o,,,,11
N''" " '4'"O VI
proven uueApGcU9iy Neah, Gfa"lnS Only nine
VOTES uGueldi "hltHef Vi oIoohliue received
siA' uhu inc OlhSi VOC was cast Ior Cnarles I;
oIlchu!eg' NJ Coo'lu5e' WY "5S hol ~ Sood
SpeahluS t''ui' was 'el1 pIleI' Ie salu II was
the custom ol the preSiaeht 70 prepare remarks
on MS election 10 Tue cui.!f Dul uhdeT tue ptcu-
liaf CIRCUMSTANCES a'ienulhS the organization oi
me sehdle III IolZ, nc Gai hol uole 50: ne came
10 lie perioi liIauce oI tne aut'Ss O. the Guar
WIN no PIGJuulcGS W EiaiIly ana was interested
IN no schemes Inc people at large ne remind
ca me senate, Nlshed tue session OF the leglSla-
lure 10 NC Snort Inc senate couid 40 mlcu 10
aceoulphsu 'hls, pecdlSe inc WoIh Vi Tue Ie%lS'
iatuIe Is uphe chleny III committee rooms, ana
the scuitIe nave inc cHdlrmahshlp OF the lmI orr
ant committees, ana IN that way it is in the
power Oh thlS Drahch almost enhrely f0eXpedlte
"uhlhe9s. II thc sesslpH ol lIe Ie9lsidtuTe Is
prolonged, inc senate must take the ull snare OF
resp9nsiIoillly, A@ain thanking me members
loT lue houol ulHe nun, nc culeu lor lhe usual
BUSINESS OF Tue oouy'
MI. GlllOrd was unanimously reelected clerk
Of the senate, aud after the usual tormaity Of
informing the governor and the other branch Of
the organization, recess was taken to await
the organization Of the house. Al about 2
o'clock the house finished up its business and
then, amid the rattle OF snare drums in the
yestlbule and the clanlling Of cadets muslles
on tue marble floor, a procession was formed,
and the great aud general court with all due
ceremonies marched out under the lcaden skies
and down to the Old South church, where the
venerable Rev DIR. Peabody bad a fine homily
in store for them on the ancient command,
somewhat disregarled by some modern le!isia-
tors, "THoU SHALT NOT STEAL" Naturally,
the first thing the reverend gentleman did was
to explain what his text had to do with their
occasion And be claimed that it had very
important significance for them Their chief
duty was to protect the rights ofproperty. llesaid
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If YOUR HORSE is lame, sore CALLED, you should Use
JoHSsoN's ANoDTNE LISIMEST; wash the part with
CASTLE soap and water rub cry with a clean cloth
taen apply the Imminent, rub in well with the hand.
Have the readers OF the Worcester Spy ever used any
PARSONS PURGArvE PILLS; if not why not? they
are the best family physic besides being the greatest
ant-bilious remedy there is in the country
jail deop&wlw
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a NTnlon in IN EicII.

Yes a million of men. to say nothing of the lad
know by experience that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 80.
A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL.
Office and saleroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post once.

once ana saleroom ~ Nassau strcet,
opposite the Post once
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our tl business = is %d %sonductsd q q "a q our
no. s AND hHHfn IL aas4 Syq5!GS sa s4 ShAn 4ru Av
SALES Of Snsss sSFshs Ms a0d &Ns TSsSS1sES sSSS1sESRrAoEs
EShF5 81 FTEfB1x TEE5 Sz7s AsP ED2T ESSA SALE
esxrLsMArs ruksoUTMshY Il d S1eGsz rsorr1xe HORSE,
an true
ynn sna
ESs4 ISS siSsh IL 4sss g. pspFf s2F ROAD MARES
ns ssG as a an
iree propt and pleasant drivers fear nothing; last
and %sI!snssS sound; A:S 81 ass Harness and
sEESxNT s BAY M hSr MHRE RSoWs HSpNs AS THE GEORGE
Law Jr. Mare, ls hands years old kind and true in
wsy on @ sa qr IN % ana cn
Il Ssss s In aosS re :
SsSa aS SSss % ASSbs nyhE YEARS sx SED
and true n an harness free ircm vice. excellent under
.sSkREI HORSE, lpl HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
er rst class horse FOR family Driving in every way re-
.f sFEfRssd iSiaa HANDS YEARS
durance ana needs no Whip; stands without tying; q
sass sdSsa aSss for road or business use and war
Ro2p Rt53 81 MHGSN. He5asss NEARLY sna NEW.
BAY MARE, lbx HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND AND
true In all harness tree from vice fault good traveller
fears nothing and In every reliable and warranted
shS
true In all harness free from vice; extra nc under sad
with safety BY lady warranted sound also set ar-
TOP WAGON IN GOOD ORDER
SORREL PONY, Nx HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true In all harness. free from vice excellent pony
for family and warranted also set Harness and
BAY H0SkisE, iS. HANDS HIGH, YEARS
S.o fna ana true n az harness; free nom Vice fast
rs class family animal can be driven by lady, fears
nothing, and warranted sound.
TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS.
BROWN HORSE Is HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
ana true N al harness; excellent under saddle free
ladies' use and warranted sound
of sale.
Phaetons Rockaways, top and no top Wagons Road
Depot ana Express wagons coupe kOckaways, Harness.
&c. Weather never interferes with sales.