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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04
Alpcna City and County.

Few people outside of Our own
county are aware of the immense
business done every year in this
city and lumber district. The i'll
exhaustible amount of pine timber
on Thunder Bay river and its trib-
utaries keep the mills in active OPP
GRAFTON, and thus supplies labor to
large number of men. The city
is one of the most enteiprising in
the whole State, and the county
will i'll few years I've well settled
by farmers, who will find here the
best agricultural lands in t. @ Tn
ion. Some of our farmers last VI ar
raised wheat at tho rate of sixty
bushels to the acre, and other farm
production in n like proportion.
The land back from the streams is
all heavily timbcrcd with beach
and maple, which, when cut into
cord wood, will always bring a good
price. There is no better part of
the country for farmers to locate
in than Alpona county, as the land
is the best quality, always yielding
very largely of produce which
brings the highest prices. 100
tons of good hay was raised on
one farm in 1872, which sold for $50
per ton this winter, at the farm.
Oats are in great demand, bringing
good figure, and can be raised in
very large quantities. In fact cv-
crything that a farmer can raise
anywhere can be raised here, and
always find a ready sale at the
higest prices. Then we say, if
man is in quest of a lace to locate
on farm or to establish himself in
a good business, don't fail to visit
Alpena and sec the country before
yuu are led off to some inferior
part of the country to wear your
life away and accomplish nothing.
Alpena is the greatest lumber
manufacturing part on Lake HUI
ron, doing more in that line than
any other three ports on the shore.
We have mill capacit y for saving
100000 feet of lumber per an
mum, and for cutting 30,000,000
shingles. And in addition to this a
factory for the manufacture of hem
lock- bark extract is now under
process of construction, thus adj
ding another branch of industry to
our already rapidly rising city.
Pleasure seekers will soon find
this place one of the most favora-
Die resorts in the country, as prep
,rations are now being made to
make beautiful drive from this
place to Long Lake, about twelve
niles, through handsome wood
and. The advantages for pleasure
either on land or water,
viii probably the coming season be
unsurpassed in the State. The bay
s said to be the most beautiful in
he world, with the exception of
hat of Naples. Beautiful islands
lbound in one 10 fourteen miles
Instant, and with O sail boat are
asily reached by pleasure parties,
vho find them very desirable pla- ,
es of resort during the warm sea-
on.
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the Storm, by Tavernier. The
black and rugged cliff are in pow
erful relief against the moonlight,
bursting through the broken
clouds and reflected from every
ripping wave.
Break, break, break
On thy cold, gray crags o Sea!
But there is one ship which can
never go on to that haven under the
hill. Its battered hulk tells of a
scene when old Ocean was in q far
different mood. Probably the
most purely artistic cut that has
ever appeared in The .Ahiine is
the study of White Birches of the
Saranac, after Hows. The wonder
full fidelity of every detail con-
rinces us that we are gazing upon
actual portraits of these venerable
monarchs of the forest, drawn by
one who knows and loves them
well. The engraving, which truth
fully renders every varying texture
of bark and leaf, is a worthy spec
linen of the talent of that prince of
engravcrs--the elder Linton. A
proof impression Of this cut has
won the highest praise from con-
noisseurs. Although many other
pictures will be more widely pop
ular, it will be hard to select a sim
gle one which will do more to win
for The 1Idiae the respect Of those
whose cultivation enables them to
recognize and appreciate the high
est forms of art. James ID. Smile
gives spirited sketch Of that IA
nous ride From Client to AK;
and there are also two smaller
sketches by Tavernier, which are
very beautiful. The Fox and
Grapes, after Dore is q specimen
of that masters most happy style,
and is a triumph of pictorial art.
Altogether we congratulate the
publishers upon their success in
the art department of this number,
and we will also congratulate our
selves upon the possession of such
q magnificent exponent of Ameri-
can taste. The literature is more ex-
cellent than usual. The most no.
ticeable articles are Interludes,
sparkling story, by Elizabeth Stod-
lard, and The Tawny Mustache,
bright social sketch, by Sue Caost-
lutwood. Charles Dawson Shanly
pleasant paper about
jiants, Real and Mythical; w. w. .
Baily a little study in natural
history about Pussy Willows and
and Henry Richards bit
If gossip about Short and Pithy !
letters. The editorials, which are
II Mr.. Stoddard's best vein, are A
Few Thoughts about Water, The
Iorse and his Riders White
3irches of the Saranac, and Loves
LAST Service. Elizabeth Akers
Allen opens the number with pa
hetic poem, entitled Inconsistency;
edgar Fawcett follows with Apos
acy, a melancholy love poem; and
Ohm Sydney with an amusing /
song on Baby's Toilet
Music, Art, and Literature are in
and critically treated.
the March Iidine is
he best yet issued. Subscription
rice $500 including Chromos Vii
age Belle and Crossing the Moor.
ames Sutton u CO., publishers, SO
Maiden Lane. n. Y.
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The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the sea
shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Cas-
well, Hazard & Co, New York It's alb
solutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken 1t prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to
any of the other oils In market. S2w4
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RARE CHANCE.

To any person getting us up club Of
twenty-five subscribers to the Argus, for
one year, accompanied by the money, we
will give premium of Ten Dollars in
Cash. Or to any one sending us club
'of five, we will send one extra copy of the
ARGUS for the same time.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04
Our Reporter on the Alert.

Extra copies OF the ARGUS can be
had at the news depot, and at the
office of publication.
Sergeant Bayes hands US the fol-
lowing report of meteorological OBJ
servations for the week ending Mar.
l: Mean height of the bar
'ometer 29:926 inches, thermometer
20:4 degrees. Lowest observed tenn
perature 20 degrees below zero.
Highest otse we'd temperature 40
degrees. Greatest velocity of
wind % miles per hour. Prevail
ing wind from west. Amount
of rainfall and melted snow l0:100
of an inch.
w. ID. Hitchcock has resigned his
position as County Clerk, recon-
mending as hi, successor Chas. c.
Cornell. The statement that he "a
vorcd the appointment of II. S.
Scagc, is simply false.
To any one bringing us the
names of six new subscribers to
the ARGUS, for one year, with the
money, we will present very use
full and interesting book of 1890
pages, entitled the "Great Indus
tries of the United States"
The person who recently lost a
small fur cape will please call at this
Office and prove property.
Those wanting city lots will do
well to read the advertisement at
1.-The top of this column.
A man and his wife may go to
dance and behave themselves, and
it is all correct and proper. But
who was it that went to party re-
Gently, damaged an elegant carpet
to a considerable extent, made
great excitement among those pres
ent, and then sneal<ed off home,
leaving his "better half" to get
home as best she could. Does the
Pioneer man know?
Mr.. Green, proprietor Of our
now popular and efficient stageline,
was in town the latter part of last
week. He left for jackson yester-
day morning.
Another new house going up in
the Tuttle addition, on Section Line
road.
A. Harshaw and ]. d. Tuinbull
returned to this city last Saturday
night.
Read the city ordinances in an
other column, and see that you vi
olate none of then
The hop at the File tcher House
last Tuesday evening was the best
and most successful one that has
taken place in this city for more
than a year. About fifty were
present, and that all enjoyed them
selves was plainly manifested. Re-
freshments were served about ii
o'clock, and the slight fantastic toe"
was tripped till about 2 in the
ua
This month came Marching in
very calmy, but before the second
day had vanished we were made to
feel the March winds with oil their
chills and searchings.
Those OF our citizens who wish
Ice the eosning summer will please
read the advertisement of w. s.
Boon, to be found in another col
1mn.
J. 4. Denton, proprietor Of the
Denton House. has nm advert;sa-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04

Howard, Godfrey 4 Co. are receiving
new goods from best Detroit and New
York manufacturers by every stage.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04

Chapped hands, face, rough skin, pim-
pies, ringworm, salt rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth, by using the Ju-
niper Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Haz-
ard & Co, New York. BE certain to get
the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are many
worthless limitations made with common
tar. S2W4
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Council proceedings.

A regular meeting of the Common
Council of the city of Alpcna was held
at the Council room, the 42th day Of
Feb, 1873.
Prescnt-A. Pack, Mayor; A. Hopper,
Recorder, and Aid. Kimball, Folkerts,
Atkinson and Davis.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported on the following accounts, and
recommended that they be allowed:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04
Election Notice.

To the Electors of the County OF Alpeua:
You are hereby notifnd that NJ the election TO
be held ON the first Monday in April next in the
State of Michigan the following officers are TO be
elected, viz: A Justice of the supreme Court in
place of Isaac T. Chrstinncv, whose term of office
will expire December 3lst, 1873, and two REGENTS
of the University in place of Edward &. Walker
and George Willard, whose terms of Office will ex
pire December 3lst, 1873.
In witness whereof, 1 have hercunto set my
hand, at the city OF Alpena, in tho county of Al
pena, this 18th day of February. A. ID. 1873.
i. u. SPRAFT,
81 Sheriff of Alpcna County.
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interesting reading matter. 1t is
published at the popular price of
80 a year, or 20 cents a number,
including u fine Chrome to new
subscribers. Address S. II. Wells,
$50 Broadway, New York.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04

Warner, Purdy & Co. have large
stock of hand made Driving Boots, for
the spring trade.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04

We do not hold ourself responsible for
the views of our correspondents, or the
ideas contained in any communication to
the ARGUS.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04

Ladies, call at Howard, Godfrey &
Co.'S and see those double sole fair stitch
ed boots-Something new. When you
want anything in their line don't fail to
give them call
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04
The Funny Side of PhysicD
500 Dimes 0h0 Enon.nr;,ll,e
J. r. McSWEEN,
Agent. Athena. Mich.

=, ~ IT 0F't''D"'
y startling expose of Medical Humbugs Of tho
past and p escut. It voDtiatcs Quacks. Imros-
ters, Ira cling Doctors, Patent Medicine Ncnd-
ers, Noted Female Cheats, Fortune Tcllcrs and
Mediums, and gives interesting accounts OF NotUd
ihysicians and Narratives OF their lives Ii re-
vcals startling secrets and instructs all how 10
avoid the ills which flesh is heir 20. We give ex-
elusive territory and liberal commissions Tor
circulars and terms address the publishers. j. Is.
BURR & HYDE, Hartford, Coan., Oh Chicago,
Ill.
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New ENTERPRISE. = Alpena is
keeping pace with the times with
her many improvements and addi-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04

The best assortment of knit goods for
mems wear in the city, at Knights.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04

Five hundred bushels of choice Peach
Blow Potatoes at Warner, Purtly Il Cos.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04
DISSOLUTION.

The eopartnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Clewley & Rogers, blaelsmiths, is
this day dissolved ly mutual consent, l.. A. Rogers
ret ring. The business will hereafter be conducted
by /. +. Clcwley who will settle all accounts for
aud against said firm.
HARRIET P. CLEWLEY,
T.. A. ROGERS.
Alpena, March !, 1879. S2wi
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted 10 me or my late husband,
Emil Malsh, deceased, are requested to call at the
Office OF VIM. +. Atkinson, attorney ut law, and
settle with him.
81 NINA MAISH
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Advertisements must be handed In by
Monday morning TO secure insertion in
the same weeks issue of the Argus.
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Local Notices.

An elegant stock of Ladies and Gents
slippers at Howard, Godfrey & Cos.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-04

Go 10 Gilletfs when you want a tub Of
excellent butter.
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WE HAVE IN PRESS
A NEW BOOK

ny well known and popular author, on an en-
tirely new subject. The book will be proiuscy u
readily 10 all classes. Agents wishing 20 sccrre
territory should arrly at once. J. Z. BURR
HYDE. Hartford, Conn, or Chseago, III. ejyl
-nfff hr -
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Bargains. at Warner, Purdy & Goa.
They are DESTROYS of closing out their
winter stock of dry goods before the
opening of navigation, and offer them at
very low prices. They also have full
line of groceries and provisions. Persons
In want Of any kind Of goods, will do
well 10 call on them, they arc sure to get
their moneys worth.
King of the Blood. Prairie itch is
caused by disordered and inactive liver,
produced by niiasmatic poison upon the
system. The King of the Blood acts rs
a stimulating alternative upon all the
glands OF the boly especially upon the
Liver, (Which Is glanduar body0 and
will, therefore, by correcting the secre
tions and curing the liver, remove in
short time this troublesome and loath-
some disease.
See advertisement in another column.
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The account of w. Suckert, for S64 so
was, on motion allowed.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolred That the City Attorney be
instructed to cause legal notice TO be
served on those persons occupying the
house owned by A. Johnrow, to yacate
/ the same and take sucl other ste, IS rs
may be necessary to return the house to
Mr.. Johnrow.
A committee, consisting of the City
Attorney and Aid. Atkinson, was APP
pointed TO examine the subject of issue
ing bonds for the new bridge, and report
at special meeting Of the council.
The resignation of Scott Doanc, as Po-
lice Justice, was presented and accepted.
The following resolution was adopted:
Res0lyed That the services of the Board
OF Health be dispensed with, with the
exception of furnishing their report as
heretofore requested; and that the doctor
! be requested TO perform all duties hereto
! fore performed by the Board OF Health,
and to close up and clean out the hospi-
/ tails rs soon as possible, and cause 20 be
disentected such articles as are in his
opinion safe to I've dsnlected, and after
wards used, and burn such articles as
cannot be discnfected; and also to take
such steps as are necessary, In his opn-
! ion, to cleanse houses through the city,
in which smallpox has been.
The council adjourned to Wednesday
evening at 0 O'clock.
A. HOPPER, Recorder
met, and in absence of the Mayor, was
called to order by the Recorder.
Aid. Marshall, Folkerts, Atkinson and
Kimball present.
The report of the committee Oil bridge
bonds was read and committee discharg-
cd.
Moved and carried that the Treasurer
be called upon to make his report at the
meeting of March 10th.
The Recorder was requested to make
his report to the council ut the meeting
of March II.
The following resolution was then pre-.
sented and carried.
ResO'eed, That the Comptroller be in
structed to have blank bonds printed and
advertise for bids for bonds amounting
To s 1000 of the value of $3.50 each, pay
able one year from date, and bonds for
the amount OF $1,000 OF the value of $3.50
each, payable in two years from date.
The bids for the bonds due in one year to
l. N f.ln ~ 4 NJ 81, MI
for those running two years at such time
as the Comptroller shall deem best for
the interest OF the city.
Moved and carried that the bridge
bonds be printed so as to be receivable
for taxes.
Order from s. Boggs, upon Bolton &
McRae, was presented and accepted, to
apply on bridge contract.
The council adjourned to o'clock
Friday night.
G. L. KIMBALL, Recorder pro ten.
Council called to order by the Recorder.
Aid. Folkerts, Marshall, Atkinson and
Kimball present.
Moved by Atkinson that the Mayor
and Comptroller be authorized TO issue
the bridge bonds to the highest bidder.
Carried.
S. Boggs presented a bill for extra piles
driven in pier, Oh piles at So each, $SS4
40 cords of stone, SO cord,
1920, which was referred to Committee
OH Ways and Means.
The Comptroller was instructed to
close the contract with S. Boggs for OK.
ira work on the bridge.
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Literature.

The MARCH Aldine opens with
a very effective coast scene. After
tho Storm, by Tavernier. The
black and rugged cliff are in pow
erful relief against the moonlight,
bursting through the broken
clouds and reflected from every
ripping wave.
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Glllett has quantity of the best APP
pies in the city
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o2''''@yi;?;3c.y.

. Aa,Su
On tie H,h HdtNnt, =. ldr ,.,h,,r, Par.
s"Eagr, in rrrIv.'g&, " ue Nry ,tr
D;vut, y u ill., \. LE4f!.I.l ip A..
MHILlE &. klCAIItN, 10th Of lni.
CoH";y.
On tie same i.y vi I've SAM p'acc, IL.
tie same, RANNOIrH HAMI.TDN to-
Miss ANNIE n nAhrMAN, AHA OF
this c0unly.
On the 2tth ultiulo, near Lao c.hv,w, lly-
titc Rev. DAVID Gro snicklc. VILLA ii
II, HAHN, OF Carroll county. To- n <
ALICE, Youngest daughter q! Lev; u IN
ingstar, OF this county,
On the 10th ultimo, in PLiladeIphta. hy
the Rev. Nicholas Gehr, Rev. DANIEL.
FEETE, Pastor Of the Second Reformed
Church, in NOrrIstown. Pa, To- Mr.,
ELIZABETH BRANT, OF Norljsjunn.
On the Sd instant, in Baltiuorc. ~ Rev
DR.. Shcrmnr, RANDOLPH { HANH;lE
to His, MARY JAN BOND, t.h orlA,,
county.
ON the 10Th instant, bv the Rev DR.
Southrrlaud u. g. MILLER. OF I.ri,,
Sandlsky, Ohio, to FANNY HIIriR.
OF Baltimore.
o.. the l0;G instant, in Cumberland. l.,
Emmanuel Ipi~opal lhugch by The n,y.
DR. IhraIl, }. II. AiLLh, Of Cleveland
Ohio, to Miss 9. d WEIGH former, Of
New Market, in thit county
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neafH:s:.

In diminishing, on Monday, GEORGE
F. ROW t., aged shout IS Years
On the Sd ilstant, Dcar MiTGlrt"wa. O.
Heart Disease, SARAH Al.It j., VIII, %,
William {. J. Long, aged % Yeas, j
months and ~ DAYS
On the 3lSt ullimo, near Cas.town. N'a-
nj county, Ohio, DANlEL FIOJM
formerly OF hitdls.own VALLEY, aCea =;
years, 10 months and IL DAYS
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Et=.cgi:u3 hlav h T..ynnntnd

W.&GrNU3, CLOCKS. SILVER
= tTN AND JhWEINf,
! saai' 20: NJ such prices !hs. even '.e
!. I'd 3. IL 'c shie ~ ere the Pr z"s v;ihOu;
"ultinr on ANY
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
N IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF FINE
N TROTTISG, ROAD AND FAMILY HORSES,
FINE CARRIAGES, ELEGANT sLEIGHs. FINE HAIR
SLEIGH BELLS, ROBES, BLANKETS, LADIES' AND
GENTLk MEN,S ,,,,o !.

SLEIGH BELLS ROBES sfss, fSss,AsKErs LADIES, AND
ON FtR5S4S FttRD5kSs H5s sH5sstSS wsIsS A.
CLINTON ~ F14sH 14sE5 sR HHSs % SHS xSht
being the property in part Of Wei known private gen
abroad remain permanently, and consequently offers
his ne stock for positive and unreserved sale by public
s.na Of the a s1a sss
o MI M and % he are both well
Of speed by any ordinary driver they neither pull net
Rayea they have Ftcord and sound
ana &c Ss d ons
sS NJ
founder he IS OF the most genee gentleman road
psss s s;s 81
mans roadsteI; he Is warranted soana ana Kind,
s sa M eaSy 1Gn an
sy the Drew horse dam said 70 be M By Ethan Allen he
dam, and always trot his mile well down in the
arvsr IS IS sshoS any Morse s IS
eos roa ana s sGs and rry ANA and black
l55s hands high, and years Old good in ali har
been RIDDEN and driven By ladies' and s5ilarsn ,lhsy
Phs
top, gold mounted.
One basket ul leather top Pony Phaeton, with lamps
dash.
Two fine top Wagons side bars. on u springs with
leather tops
Two lnc open Wagons, one nearly new, and The other
has been used but Is months.
One elegantly finished axscat Albany family Sleigh;
is elegantly upholstered with purple velvet and very
One handsome foar-seat Albany family Sleigh uphol-
stored with crimson velvet very tight pole snd shafts,
and is nearly new; cost $50
One fine Portland Cutter Road Sleigh built by vii.
liam H. Gray, OF this city; beautifully mounted and up
nolstered was built to order and cost s2i5 .,...
one set silver mounted coach Harness. two sets Of light
double road Harness covered mounngs three sets OF
light single road Harness, covered mountings fine.
Three horn ladies side saddles gcntemans Saddle,
fine Brides.
Two very handsome Wolverine Robes one imported
pieeed beaver Robe cost $3.50 fine Victoria and
Scotch Scotch shag lap Robes ine Asiiakhan BLANKETS ana
Banke straps Of gold mounted Sleigh Rells &c, &c.
n B.-Sae positive rain or shine without limit, re-
sricton reservation Stocs be at all times
prior SALE where stock be examined and particu
lars ascerained full warrantee OF twentyour hours
will be given purchasers OF horses for trial and eXamna
ton and not as represented purchasers may return
and money will be refunded and sale annued Gentle
and connoisseurs of fine and reliable stock in
vited 10 sale. 4.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09

NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE
The S Susnes w be precisely the
sctersed the dealings o. our house and Won the respect
and confidence OF The business community as we'll as the
SALES r. Eye EVERY rggs2AX ASP gRIpHy spy
TEAM s;n6 OF "a 5sLEGASf BAY HORSES, ~ hands
very even and pleasant drivers first class family
''sn ihs TsEfi!es FlEsT issPd RATE ORDER
FEa oF skSWa PT nosR long names and tails
M hands kInd and true in an harness and ee
or nsfd eq% II s sha H spn Ga set OF Harness &c.
BREWsTER Road wAGoS
n sgg sred BY iSr9nD Chief M M hands snd
$s6; me; onsn and levs Sst and pleasant driver
has has shawn g,ea, speed t9 ne pole ana IN every way
Sf SaRs hzE S9%P Ss" s9oa ,n
and true in ali hsrne:s and free rom Wee has re- open
gait; can ro better than minutes; iirs class road
PSeILA%p eHTdER u wlnE "A good 90 u,s ofder
DAPPLE GRAY HORSE, is hands years Kind and
true in l harness first class business horse and sold
6T AF RgSfy II hos2n seHp
kind and true IN all harness and free from vice. and
EXTENSION ToP PHAEroN, in good order
BAY ,Y aKoaTS ST oksE 15 hana years old Rna
and peasan, driver first class road horse and war
BREWsTER 4 co; OPEN ROAD WAGON.
si kind and true in ali harness ana Tree from vice.
s sAk ees a a a yssf old Kind and true
In all harness sold for want OF use.
BAY HORSE, l524 hands. years old, kind and true in
all harness first class business horse, and warranted
sound.
TOP EXPRESS Wagon in good order.
BAY HORSE l6 6hands; sold for account of whom it
may concern
GRAY MARE, 1872 hands, years old kind and true in
all harness, excellent work horse, and warranted
sound.
TWENTY OTHER HORSES. Description time of sale
Portland Cutters and Albany Sleighs.
Top and no top Bugges, Rockaway,
Robes Blankets, Bells &c
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