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Fpon DE. CoLraAx.

LATRoBE. Pa, June 10th, 1sI3
This IS to certify, that l have had one Of Proi,
Hetz's Grand Pianos for about one ana i nan
wears. and Il has proved an excellent instrument;
An who have examined il, have spoken IN terms Of
praise Of lis merits, both in tune and finish. Inc
workmanship is excellent, ami the tone is all that
can be desired, and take pleasure II Tec0lAihehu-
ing these instruments to the pubic.
w. @. COLEMAN.
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The large reward offered for the
arrest Of the abductors Of the boy
Charley Ross, and the generel DIS
tribuuon of bis photograph. has ex-
cited the ambition and cupidity OF
local policemen all over the country
TO such an extent, that any citizen
travelling with a boy is liable to ar
rest. the keen-eyed officers fancying a
likeness to the missing child, in every
voungster they meet. Several per.
sons have been pursued or arrested
in distant portions Of the country as
the supposed abductOrs, but as yet
no reliable trace Of the missing ehiia
has been discovered.
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Paralysis Can be Cured.

We have made THIS a specially, ami by means o.
the Equalizer" we have never failed in any IL
stance TO produce a change IN the most extreme
ease fhat has over presented itself for treatment
We treat Chronl. Diseases in its worst form ~
Vacuum. Drs. WAUGAMAN & BLIHOLD
Err. BOG Penn Ave, Pittsburgh "a. SEND Iof
scientific Health Journal. il describes this new
and wonderful cure, and what it has done. Olhce
hours 9 a. N. to 8 ?. m. Ju-yl5
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HETz PIANO.

Youwii learn from the following authentic ties,
timouials, OF which originals, and a gO2d dedI %
ne ALBrI on AUTOGRAPHS, inpOssessionoi
the Professor, and open to inspection for eYersDody'
CEkIIFICATES.
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Tine undersigned ~duiyarpaiutei by the C--r-oi
Common Pleas, in and for The county Of Somerset,
Pa. auditor, TO ID distribute the funds Ia the hands
OF David Hay. assignee OF Levi WOlIersbergcr, %
and among those legally entitled thereto. hereby
gives notice that he viii attend 20 the duties Of his
appointment. on Thursday. the 18th day Of Au-
gust. 1874. al this Office in Somerset borough, when
ami where all persons interested can attend.
u. I. BAER,
iuIgeg Auditor.
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FaoH DR.. FEneUsoy.

LArRoBE Pa, Aprilsth. 1873.
This is 10 certify that L purchased of PrOi, I'd
ward Hetz. one Of his Grand Square Pianos,
some six months since. It has been examined and
fried bv competent Judges. and all pronounce it a
very fine instrument. We like it very much, and
think It's tune unsurpassed, and cheeriully recon-
mend his piano t0alI wishing good instruments.
T. FERGUSON.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that lhe aalarsigue4 du-
Is appointed By the Court cEC1l4mgn Pleas ei
Somerset county, auditor, % make q distribution
OF the funds in the haBLs Of Peter Zuilll, 90 -4uee
OF William ZufalL ami Susan. his wife. to and
among those legally entitled thereto, hereby gives
notice that he VIII atteld 10 the duties Of LIS lp-
p0intmenr AZ his Office 10 Somerset Borough. on
THURSDAY. the 18th day Of August. IS74, when and
where al persons Interested can attend,
IL l. BAEB,
iuly-g Auditor.
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At the instance Of citizens of Phila-
delphia, / hereby offer a reward of
twenty thousand dollars for the ar
rest and conviction of the abduetors
Of Charles Brewster Ross, son of
Christian Ross, of Philadelphia, and
the restoration OF that child to his pa
rents. The child was stolen from
Washington lane, near Chew street,
Germantown, in the suburbs of Phila-
delphia, on the afternoon Of the first
of July last. At the time when the
child was stolen he answered to the
following description: Age, four years;
dressed in brown linen kilt suit, with
short skirt, broad brimmed unbleach-
ed Panama hat with black band,
laced shoes and blue and white strip
ed stockings. The boy has long fax
en- curly hair, hazel eyes, clear skin,
round, full face, and no marks except
those made by vaccination on the arm.
His appearance, as above described,
NAV have been greatly changed by
cutting off his hair or changing his
dress, to that ola girl, or in SINE
other way.
The child was decoyed by two men
into a falling top yacht-bodied buggy,
dark all over, lined with dark materi-
al, drawn by a dark bay or brown
horse, about fifteen and a half hands
high, driven, it is believed, without a
check rain, by two men, who, as near
ly as can be ~ascertained, answer to
the following description: No. l was
a man of rather large size, probably
Eve feet eight or nine inches high; be
was only seen sitting: age believed to
be from t~hirty-five to forty-fve years /;
moustaehe and full beard or whiskers,
rather long on the chin, of brown or
sandy brown color, and brown hair !;
wore q ring on the little finger of his
right hand. No. 3 was a man FIVE
feet eight or ten inches high, about
twenty-five or thirty years of age, of
light, or with q tendency to sandy
complexion, sandy moustache, and red
nose and face, having the appearance
Of a drinking nan One Of the men
wore a broad-brimmed straw hat,
looking asifit had been worn a season
or two, and much s~unbrowned. The
other 0 a high-erowned, dark-col-
ored straw hat. One wore q linen
buster, and the other a gray alpaca
buster. 0ne of the men wore large
glasses or goggles, of dark color, prob
ably as a disguise.
(Signed) w. S. SroKELEY,
Mayor OF Philadelphia.
In the cause of humanity, as well as
for the interests of justice, it is ear
nestIy requested that the foregoing be
given the widest publicity in every
newspaper in the United States and
Canada.
The report that Wooster was rcleas-
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RrsINEss

is a little duller than last week, if any
difference. Which in to say there
was nothing doing last week, and this
week the business men have stopped
talking about the dullness. But they
all expect a heavy fall trade. They
say the people have used up the
stocks Oh hand, and that they must
begin to buy this fall. They are
right. TIE enormous crops now be-
ing harvested viii get us money, and
the wheels Of trade will begin to re-
volve again. We are all living in
hopes. The month Of September viii
show a revival, and by October men
viii forget the terrible year they have
passed through in the ~pleasurable
excitement of their fresh prosperity.
So mote it be.
PIETRo.
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Fnox /. PoaEs.

LATRoBE. Pa April OH, ls1G.
This is 10 certify, that ! purchased from Prof
Edward Hetz, Oae ofhfs Grand square Pianos,
four months ago, and IL has given entire ~satisiae-
ton. and has been tried by students nom college,
thew prefer il toany they have praetieed on. ]
would Recommend his Instrument 70 al parties
J. ID. PoREs.
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TUE POOR OF NEW YoRK

r not altogether neglected. The
New York Times some years ago
inaugurated a system of excursions
for the poor children which was
grandly successful. They chartered
boats aGd loaded them with poor
children and took a long sail, a half
day sail, up the River or Sound to
some beautiful grove, and disem-
barking gave the children games and
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III -
shin, having assigned all their property, real. per-
sonal and mixed. to the Undersigned In trust for
the benefit Of their creditors, notice is hereby CIV
en- to all persons indebted TO said Philippi tomake
Immediate payment, and those having claims will
present them duly authenticated
t.ai q AARON WILL.
iuly29 Assignee.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

SAN Francisco, July 25.-A water
spout burst near Carson City, Nevada,
this afternoon, causing great destruc-
ton Of property. M lives were
lost.
Private dispatches tonight from
Eureka state that fourteen dead bod
les have been recovered. In addition
to the names given this morning, the
following were sent ia tonight as
victims of the food: James Calvin.
J. w. Talbot, j. Barney, John Rant
w. j. McGeary and VIM. Smith.
The less by the food is 100000.
SAN Francisco July pa de-
spatch from Eureka tonight says the
loss by the food is 100000. Sew
eral more bodies have been recovered.
A number Of persons are still missing.
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Awake and AsIeep.

Awake and Asleep. m n6ss 9r ~ 5s Gent .5H5
mounted complete for framing on receipt Of 50cts
Two new chr0mOs. SMILES TEARS. same
price. A beautiful BOUQbEIOF FLOW EES
Tor IS cents. or TWO different subjects Tor 90 cents.
For those in need of business we have the bright
est and best selling Chr9mos In the market. u
you would procure an independence send - % TT
a portfolio and a stock Of Chr0m0s, aud
work al once. Particulars free; or illustrated cir
eular on receipt Of three cent stamp. Address
Boston Frame and Chrome Co, % Washington
St. Boston, Mass. JuJ-J
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VIZ. s-uowA1rEn.

LArEoEE, May 18Th, 1873.
Icer.vfy, thateighteen months ago, ! purchased
one OF Prof Edward HetE's Grand Square Pt
amos . and It has given entire satisfaction III e!ery
wav' and l would recommend his plano TO all those
desiring 20 purchase.
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Peter Phillippi AMI wife OF Milford township
having assigned all their property. real, personal
and mixed. 10 tie undersigned In trust for the ben
eft Of their creditors, notice i hereby given % all
persons indebted TO said Phiiippi o. make imue-
date payment and those having claims VIII pre-
sent hem duly authenticated
AARON WILL.
mlv2g Assignee
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YaoH DR.. EuGH.
NV ALExAxpaIA, PA.

NV ALEXANDRA, "a.
To all whom il may concern, be 1t known that l
have one Of Prof. Hetz's Grand Square Pianos,
which has been examined by competent Judges,
and pronounced No. l in tune and hnisn, anu that
In viii COMPARE favorably with the best in the mar
ket. Parties wishing a good Piano. may save
money and disappointment by purchasing from
Prof. Hefz.
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BALTIMORE, July s, 1874.
Having seen and heard the Grand Square P1-
ano. manufactured by Hale y 20, OF New York,
Tor Professor Hetz, With bis own latest improve
l can fully recommend them 70 any and all
wishing a first class instrument. For durability
and sweetness Of tone they cannot be exeelled.
J. Z. SALTZER.
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A UDIToR'S NOTICE.

Tne undersigned duly appointed by the Court Of
Common Pleas in and Tor the county Of somerset
auditor, to distribute the funds In the hands Of
David Hay, assigned OF Levi NOllsFsberger and
ID. J. Phiiiippi, % and amsng those legally en--
tied thereto, hereby gives notice that lie wiz ar
tend 70 the duties 81 his appointment on ILs
day, the Is hday Of August. 1874. az his oilce in
Somerset borough. when and where an persons IT.
terested can attend.
II. L. BAER-
iuly9 AuilLg-
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BEDFoRp. PA. Marrh l. 1874.
Having bought oil Prof. III. Hetz, Of Philadel-
phia. one of his Grand Square Pianos, "a octave,
and containing the Professors own latest improve
mcats, it gives me much pleasure to certify that
said instrument is superior TO any other In every
respect. an OPT nion shared by the most competent
c0nnoisseurs. Any person wishing 10 purchase a
first class piano should not fail TO examine those OF
Prot, Hciz before going elsewhere.
LOUISN. FYAN.
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TnE people Of Wisconsin we're
greatly reioiced q week since, that
the storm Of that date had carried
away on lis wings the Pestilent grass
hopper. It appears bow that they
were blown eastward and are dam
aging the fields Of Illinois It is too
late in the season for them to infiet
much mischief, but they will proba-
bly deposit their eggs from which
devastating millions viii be Matched
out next year. Like the potato bug
they win continue their fight east
ward. and in the near summers OF
the future, cur farmers will possibly
have to contend with this plague.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

IA
Notice Is hereby given that AaaTen 7. Baker,
proprietor Of Ashtola Milis. 10 Paint township
Somerset county. Pa, made q voluntary assign
ment 70 John Alundell fer the benefit Of bis crcl-
t0rs. All persons knowing themselves i-ie1te1 %
settlement.
JOHN IUNDELL.
iulv29. Assignee.
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The eo-pa7tnershlp having heretofore exis,ei De-
tween the undersigned, in the foundry business
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The b0oks Of the firm are in the hands Of A.
Davis. at the Office OF the foundry. for settlement
A.C. DAVIS.
". W. EEABLE.
W. BAER,
NOTICE.-Tho business viii be conducted O.
heretofore at the old place By the undersigned.
iulyD DAVIS. MCCOY &C0.
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PROM WIN. GEORGE

NEW ALEXANDRIA, april -, 1s73.
I have purchased a nrst class Piano Of Prof
Hetz. and find that IL gives perfect satisfaction In
all respects. and believe it IS second 70 none in the
state. Persons wishing to purchase o hrst class
instrument should give the Professors Piano an
examination before purchasing elsewhere.
lW1I. GEORGE
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80 - TN suMMER

New York is all away from home
lust now. Jones is at Long Branch,
Smith at Newport, Brown in the
White Mountains, Thompson in Eu-
rope. and where the rest are the Lord
only knows. One thing is certain,
they are not at home, or if they are
thew keep the front shutters closed
and are in the back parlors, to make
believe they are out of town, for no
woman Of fashion, though she has
the coolest and most delightful house
on the Island, would consent to live
in the city during the months Of July
and August. No matter though she
has to take a room at n watering
place scarcely larger than the Sara
toca trunk that contains her thirty
dresses. no matter if she is compelled
TO endure heat, dust, worry and dis
comfort of all kinds, when she might
be entirely comfortable in her own
home. fashion DEGREES q residence out
of town during the summer, and she
bows to this as she does to all its
other DEGREES. She comes back in
the fall worn and iaded to a degree,
but she has been out oftown" and
her duty is done.
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Prof EDWARD HETz,
421 Vine Street,
PA.
J.. I.

The Professor intends publishing from time 10
the certificates he receives frOm his custom
err. In addition TO the above, the following are Of
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4 LLEGHEEEcTTys TAn BUILDIN
WOOD TURNING SHOP.

Novels, Baiusters, Hand Rails, with jbints cut
and bolted ready TO hang, furnished on short no.
tice. WIN. PEOPLES, Cor. Webster street and
Graham alley. iuly15
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A STOLEN CHILD.
twenty thousand Dollars Reward

PHILADELPHIA, July-22 The Mayor
issued the following proclamation Of
ferjng a reward Of $4,000 for the
capture Of the abductors Of the
child Charlie Brewster Ross, and
the restoration of the child.
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For further reference apply to MAJ. David Mech
ling. John MeClelland, James NJ. Shields, New
Alexandria, Pa.
lanes Lemon, Salisbury. Pa
George Yingiins, Latrobe, Pa.
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TIE papers are filed to overflow
ing, with the %prurient details OF the
shocking scandal regarding Henry
Ward Beecher and the wife Of Theo-
dore Tiltou. Scandal mongers are
luxuriating in the nasty tale ana
every incident Of the private lie OF
any Of the actors in this story Of by
pocras7 a2d us, 5 publicly sought
after and unhesItatingly Published
The great daiIies" have become
simple conduits for the dissemination
Of the impure details, and public
morals are blunted and Slapped by
the indecent exposure being thrust
into every household, and made the
absorbing topic ofpriyate and public
discussion.
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Neog advertisements.
ORPHANS U SALE.

HRPUANS' COURT SALE.
Ne the unlersigaed Executors Of the last will
and testament 81 isaac Dibert, deceased, By virtue
OF an order OF sale issuing out Of the Orphans
Court. in ami for the county Of Somerset, Pa,
We Will offer for sale at Ssoystown, On
Saturday, august 22nd, 1874,
a certain piece or parcel Of land situate in Que
mahOning township, adjoining StoyslOwn BOr-
-ough, VIM. Berkeley. Jos. Ferner, ct al., containing
twenty acres. This will be sold 10 suit purchasers.
Well adapted for town pasture lots.
TERMS-One-thirl in hand, balance In three
equal annual payments without intesest. 20 per
cent. Of hand money to be paid when the property
is knocked down.
DAVID DIBERT,
ELIZABETH DIBERT,
Executors Of
july q. Isaac Dlbcrt decd
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SO much Of The story Of the great
disaster by food, in Allegheny City
and South Pittsburg as we could
make room for, viii be found on the
first page Of this paper. The terrible
deaths were many, and narrow es-
capes thrilling and almost miraeu-
lous. The loss Of life has not yet
been definitely ascertained but it is
thought will exceed two hundred.
OF the value ofthe property damaged
and destroyed no proper estimate
has been made. Damages are being
repaired as quickly as possible, anc
the citizens are promptly coming
forward with liberal donations t.
relieve the immediate necessities o
the unfortunate. So terrible a calami
tv has never before fallen upon AM
community in cur Commonwealth
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mort. and what was better for them,

sports, and what was better for them,
a plentiful lunch of good things
These excursions take place twice q
week, and no one can estimate the
good they have accomplished. A
proposition has been made to give
regular excursions to the sea, OF the
working women Of the city, They
labor year in and year out in faeto-
ries or 10 their garrets for the meFest
possible pittance, just enough to keep
soul and body together, and such a
thing as a day on the water or in the
green fields is something beyond
their means. To this class excursions,
such as the poor children have been
enjoying for three years, would prove
an inestimable boon. 1t will be done,
for New York is a charitable city
when called upon.
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on Monday. Ausustasth. Is7F,

NOrlCE Is here5y girsu 70 an The Justices el tle
Peace, the Coroner and C0ustubies within tle SAID
County Of Somerset that they De then and there b
their proper persons, with theirr1-s. records inqui-
sitious, examinations. ani other reucmh.au-e o.
do t10se things which % their Offices ana 81 lant
behalf appertIin % be done; and als- they vino
viii prosecute agaiustth prisoners hatcreu-s l4l
there. TO p~Fusecate against them as slali be just
SHEGisFs ORFICE. OLIVER EEEPPEE-
Somerset July -. sl-rll-
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Honorable WfLLiAa IT. HAIL
President Of the several Courts Of Common Pleas
Of the Counties composing the sixteenth JUllciil
District, ami Justice Of the Courts ofOyerauL Ter
miner and General JAN Delivery, for The Trial q
all capital and other offenders in the said District.
and Lewis A. TURNER and JOSIAH lowe Is
quires, Judges Of the CourtsOf Common Pleas and
Justices Of the Courts Of oyer ana Tcrainer. and
General jail Delivery. for the trial II alcapi-al
and other offenders in the County Of somerset nave
issued their Frecepts and % ne directed az hosi-
i1g n Court Of Common Pleas, ami General Qu-r-
ter Sessions Of The Peace. ant General Jail Nelf-
cry and Courts Of Oyer ard Termiaer, ut Somerset
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Saturday,. Aaqast 22nd, 1871,
A sSIGNEE's NOTICE.

Iuly2a,
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Republican Count Ticket.

DISTRICT
JAMES L. PUGH.
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UDIToR's NOTICE.

JuIy9
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-23

[ tTEE au extensive practice oi r;.s,.al...
Thirty years, continues 70 s~cu-" rt'-a'. ..
the JnItcrt states also IN Great Britain, F-tr.a
iion-, Assignments, and all other paprrz 'I.- F.-
ten =, executed on reasonable teru.-. VITA .#.
patch RrAcarC hes made 70 determine .hs .s .....
and stillty of Patents of Inventions, JH# ..-.
and other advice rendered IN all faattsr- r.....
the same. copies %! the claims OF ans U4.,.-
FURNISHED bg rcmitIiug one dollar. A5-l@aHa4t
recorded In " Na~htugtou.
No 4geHcy "a he EHite. States pussess.f l,.-.
fGci!ticsfOr obtaining Patents yr a. .eriul.s u.
pafe,Itabiiity oftnretttous.
All necessity Of Journey to Washlr-f.. ..
procure Patent and the usual great dxIag ......
are here saved inventors.
tb
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy one of the naostcag.lb ...a..
Successta4 practitioners with whom / Hay......
OH i.l intercourse tIIA>. MASON
Commissioner Of Pltru..
II have no hesitation IA assuring inventor. .a.l.
they cannot employ a man more cOnpri-l,f ...a
HHfTorthy, an. more cupaoIe Of puitag -..yr
applications in q form TO secure orthcu 4, ..t...
and favorable consideration at the Patent pa...-
EDMUND BURKE
Late ComfnI~, ,ioner OF Plt,A.-.
Mr. L II Eddy has made for me over iiIEr.ag
plI'atons for Patents, having been -uCcc--i4. .a
almost every case. such uhmistakable proof ..
SrcAt talent and ability ms part, leads la-
Recommend all invent, r. 10 apply to him DO
cure thclT patents, as they may be sure OF hl..-
the most faithful attention bestowed on ...H.
cases and at very reasonable charges.
, JOHN IAGGAEi
Boston Jan.I i~7t-lE
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-23
GERMAN COPYING INSTRUMENT
IMPORTANT TO
BREEDERS OF HORSES.

BREEDERS OF HORSES.
Is tn! ;ss :sa-: :':ss :s.!s q; IissGs a E. s; stallion
BssM MAnK,
Dapple Gray, Elk years old in June mex, stand.
iSi hands high, weighs ieSo lbs. He Is by Gen.
sherman, he by Gen. Knox. shernan's Dam WAS
the seAyey Mare, Of waierville: she By Hiram
Drew, out Of an Eaton Messenger Mare. ths,
irotted when Eve years old In .G5 Bismark's
Dam, Maggie Mitchell. she by the Morrow horse,
he by Wiiherell. he by the old Winthrop Messen.
ger.
II viii be seen by tie above pedigree, that II
would be hard to hnd horse with more iroiilng
blood in his veins. And the hoIse fuli1s the
promise OF his breeding, without training; he can
show ..to gait. and he Is considered by the beet
OF judges TO have splendid troiting action. And
his colts all show It, lie has some colts two
years oil this spring that Will compare favorabiy
with any Of their age, In the state. / shall limit
him 10 small number of Mares.
LEXINGTON.
Dark Bay. without whiiel with black points
stands l5i hands high. j. four years old pat. lie
Is by Gen. Knox Dam HorteRse by the thorough
brecd running horse Lexington, 1.-THE winner of
tweaiy three races, and t.i 90. and the sirs OF
more winners than any horse IN Ams rics Second
Dam by Imported Glencoe.
Lexington was broken the past winter. lie has
lOd action, and show good speed for il,, lIt.
tie handling be has had.
This presents good opportunity for the people
OF this county TO improve the blood Of their
horses.
ty-nSe dollars for the season. Cash satisfac-
tory paper at The time OF service.
Ellsworth. Ar pn -. 1874 6tI