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GR1NDMoTHER.

GRANDMOTHER are very nice folks;
They beat all the aunts in creation;
They let a chap do what he likes,
And don't worry about education
I'm sAre can't see II at all,
What poor fellow ever could DO
For apples. and pennies and cakes,
Without grandmother or two
And il he is had now and then,
Ard makes a great marketing noise,
They only look over their specks,
And say. "Ah, these boys viii be boys
Life Is only short at best
Let the children be happy to-day
Then they look forawhile at the sky,
And the hills that are far, far away.
Quite often, rs twilight comes on,
GrSndmothers sing hymns, very low,
To themselves, as they rock by the hre,
About heaven, and when they shall &C.
And then boy. stopping 10 think,
Will fn1 hot tear in his eye,
To knc W what viii come at the last,
For grsndmothers all have to die
wish thev could stay here and pray
For hoy needs their prayers every night
Some bows more than others. s'posei
such as /, nteI q wonderful sight
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GENERAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
.EMRHIS.


Flour, s5.75ds.O0 per Dbl. Cornmeal dull kiln
dried per hbl. S2.65G2.75 Corn quiet mi xed, per
blshel 51d54c; white, 53G55c. Oats steady
mixed per bushel 4sa5Oe; white, 4sa5l G. Bran
light demand, s5d90c. Hay, choice western per
ton, S24.' 0d26.00 prairie, s9.00G10.00; mixed,
s15.00GlS00. Bacon OOose) higher shoulders
Sl2c; clear rib sides. llM111Sc; clear sides, I1Ld
11sc; breakfast 135@@l4ci sugar cured hams,
Canvassed 13/0i4c; sugar cured hams, uncan-
yassed, nominal packed, 1sa]4e higher. Dry salt
meats, fair demand shoulders, re; clear rib
sides, 1910; clear sides, i04c; mess pork Sig5Oa
2lOO Lard, in tierces, 1254gi4t. whisky, s5c@s4.
CHICAGO.
Flour steady, with fair demand Wheat active
firm and higher; No. ?, Sl.O6'4. Corn easier No
3014c- Pork active and higher, s19af9lO. lard
in good demand and a shade higher, f0d1fc. Bulk
meats n, in fair demand and higher, 1O14c. Whisky
LOUISVILLE.
Flour dull extra, SIS 75a7.50. Wheat inactive
SllO Corn, white 4sc; mixed, 47c. Oats, white
GIO5zc Bacon sdfi1%c Hams f3di4c Lard
131zc9141zc. Whisky, sI.O7.
ST. LOUIS.
Flour dull. Wheat higher for best grades No.
red winter, sl.4l. Corn fairly active aud a shade
higher; No. 2 mixed, 44a441< Oats quiet but
nm; NJ. ? s2]5. Whisky, s1.oo. Pork firm
NEW ORLEANS.
Flour SC 5Oa765. Corn 65@7Oc. Oats 42c. Corn
Insal 1913; Hay SIS; choice $50. Pork s2o.5oa
r. MIA VIZ ie e io l1e ke coee 5la Use 80
CINCINNATI.
= Flour quiet Wheat inattive. S1d1.20. Corn
44@45c. Oats 2S935e. Pork $3.50. Lard IIO1z@
lie kettle, l8@l314. Bulk meats 79i0ze Bacon
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW ORLEAss.-Middlng ill1c.
MoBILE.-Middling 10}4c
MISUNDERSTANDING he.
NEW YORK.-Midding il5<c.
ST LoUIs.-Mddling &C.
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THE JETTIES.

The news that arrives respecting the
Eads's jetties. at the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi, continue to be of the most graft
flying character From a telegram in
the New Orleans Times, sent from Port
Eads on Saturday, we see that sound
ings along a distance of fifteen hundred
feet, taken one sounding to every fifty
three feet-and this on the shallowest
part of the jettied entrance-gave the
following depth: 81, 23l, 20l, 22i, 19l
10, 10, 10, 2Ol, 21@, %, %, 81, 2l@, 20!,
49,, 2Il, y, 2OI, 30, 90, PSI, %, 2S@, %,
"a, 81 feet. There was a good wide
channel, and the least depth found was
nineteen feet, only three casts being as
shallow as that This, in a channel that
formerly gave soundings as shallow as Z,
u, s, 81 and feet in numerous places
in the middle of the channel, speaks with
sufficient decision as to what the jettY
system is accomplishing, a-g,s2rl 3 e. s.
what ithas DOM for she..,I - -.
other Europsn STREAMS 80 s..sfe s {
to do fer the Mississippi: The IssuiI s;
the labors now so successfully proceeding.
viii be of the utmost consequence to the
whole Mississippi valley.
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here, all of a sudden letsgo his holt. roars
out like a stuck pig Oh-h-h- what the
is that? and tumbles packard into
an empty fish basket. We hadn't no
time to tend to him till we'd got our
haul on deck, but guessed what was up;
and when we looked round we pretty
near split our sides with laughin'. There
was Bill aleanin' back agin the skif
wipin' his eyes to get some muck out of
'em. as he said made 'em smart, and his
face for all the world as if Davy Jones
had emptied tar barrel on his head, and
he looking as doleful as school boy as
has upset the inkstand over his hands
and smeared his face with it in rubin
the tears away while he was a-crying for
fear the MASTERED lick him. Well, it were
one O. them scuttles as we're talking
about as we'd brought up, and they can
shoot straight and no mistake. It's my
opinion as Mr.. Scuttle sighted BilPsnose as
soon as he came atop ofthe water and aimed
right at it; for you can see as Bills nose
seemsas red as Beachy Head light in fog,
and any scuttle as misses itmust be fool.
Bill won't forget that dose Of ink for a
good while yet-will zee, old MANI"
Bill was very good-natured, and joined
heartily in the laugh elected by the an.
ecdOte.
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symptoms of Ca.arr.,

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction of the
nasal passages, discharge falling into .he
throat, sometimes profuse, watery, aerid
thick and tenacious mucuous, purulent. mu.
co.purulent, bloody, putrid, offensive. etc
In others, dryness, dry, watery, weak. OF
infamed eyes, ringing in ears, deafness
hawking and coughing to clear the throat
alterations, scabs from ulcers, voice altered
nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired smell
and taste, dizziness, mental depression. TEX
ling cough, etc. Only few of the above
symptoms are likely to be presentin@nx Ease
When applied with DR.. Rierf asal
Douche, and accompanied with u terce' $
Golden Medical Discovery as CONSTITUTIONAL
treatment, Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. pro-
duces perfect cures of the worst cases OF Ca
tarrh and Oz;ena of many years Standing.
This thorough course of medication consti-
tutes the only scientific, rational, safe, and
successful manner Of treating this odlous dis
ease that has ever been offered to the al
fiicted
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1 CHRISTIAN TARNTyG.

NoII'IlIIId = z sun.
She was colored lady and attended
a revival of religion, and had worked
herself up to the extreme pitch of going
to the good place in moment, or sooner,
if possible. As her friends gave vent to
their ceilings, she likewise gave vent to
her feeling, and exclaimed:
81 wish l was a June bugl"
\ brother of sable hue, standing near
by inquired
''What you want to be ona for?n
That might fly to my Jesus"
"1ou TOOL niger; woodpecker ketcb
ycu fore you cit half way dar."
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A patient entomologist asserst that
there are thirty species of insects which
subsists on our garden vegetable. The
grapevine mas about fifty inset enc
mics. The apple tree seventy-fvs. Our
different shade trees over one hundred,
and wheat and other grains fifty.
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yV1ruoF1,s Axr1-Prp,on,c ON E,r,

WILHOFT's ANTI-PERIODIC OR FEVER
AND AGUE TONIC.-This invaluable and
standard family medicine is now household
word and maintains its reputation unim-
paired. Ii is indorsed by the medical pro-
fession, and prescribed daily in the Charity
Hospital and other Hospitals in New Or
leans. Wilhoft's Tonic is thus highly re-
commended by the leading medical men of
the country, and is worthy of such lndorse-
ment. G. r. FINLAY & Co, Proprietors,
New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS
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IF a horse has a good constitution,
and has once been a good horse, no matter
how old or how much run down he NAV be,
he can be greatly improved, and in many re-
spects made as good rs new by liberal use
of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
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Chapped hands, face, pimples, ring,
worm, saltrheum, and other utaneous alec
tons cured and rough skin made sottsnd
smoth, by using juniper Tar Soap. Be care
full to get only that made by Caswell. Hazard
& Co, New York, as there are many imita-
tons made with common tar, all of which
are worthless
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A GENTLEMAN afflicted with chronic
rheumatism says, " No description of mycase
can convey the vast amount OF benefit have
received from the use of Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment. | believe it is the best aTticle in
the world for rheumatism"
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ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DENoCRAT-
AND wEEKLY--Largest newspaper in the vest
Send for specimens and campaign rates.
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Ston Shaking.

As sure as the sun shines, DIR. TUFTS PtS VII
cure Fever and Ague ii taken by directions Do'u
assertion. hut true one In any case where
tons followed, that they fail, Agents viii
4F.a
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tbs Italians bring up from the bottom
Of h Mediterranean yearly one hundred
al d fl 'ty thousand pounds of coral worth
$50 900.
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cEgTENNLAL LETTER.
rbe .Tapanese-.4n appeal to Congress
aTau. it,,s-4rt Catalogue MtSeetta"D'
THE JAPANESE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-While l may
have snoken of the : method OF the mad
nessn in the Japanese prices for their
articles I cannot withhold from them tue
nraise due their energy and enterprise,
their confidence in the exhibition, ana
their happy facility in their accommoda-
tions To American manners ana tastes.
The Japanese have invested heavily In
the exhibition, and deserve credit for
their sympathy. The government OF
Tanan appropriated 100000 for the gen
eral EXPENSES of her exhibitors and So
600 for a government collection. The
government also pays the personal eXpen-
Sos of all exhibitors as may wish 10
accompany their exhibits. The principal
norton Of. the articles are from the
provincies of Higo, Toxic, kiyto, Hulgaa,
Omi and Yokohama. The fan, so pecul-
iarly japanese design. was invented IN
the reign of the emperor Tenjl, a. ID.
66S. by a native of Tamba, he taking his
idea from the wings of bat, called
Kaua-hori. which was the name given
the fan.
The q Japs" have some beautiful
specimens Of swords. Until lately, the
wearing of one was considered an evidence
of rentilitv. A late decree forbids the
wearing OF them With the Japanese
the sw ) lis of Divine origin, as it was
handed by AmaterasZJl- kaml, the
heavenly ancestress of the actual dynasty,
to one of her descendants, together with
a mirror and a rounded stone, similar to
those worn in former times as amulets.
ssWhen," said the divine Amateraszu,
thou art in want of contemplating the
spirit of thy ancestors in all purity, and
of distinguishing clearly the good and
the sad, then look in this mirror gov
ern the country as mild, as is comparable
30 this soft, rounding stone, and when
kople disturb the peace OF thy sub.
as5tiis.ec. Ihm. viii, ibis sword and
:. ~. I E tifeiIi 80 su bnaissi6n" The scab
cards of the swords are generally made
ofmagnolial handsomely or2amented
often in fine repousse work. The carving
| inlaid and gilded work of this ingeniou;
nation is wonderful. They have splen
did collection OF bronze work. Theil
silks are rich and durable, but rather
/ faring for Am erican taste.
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ST. LOUIS DAILY AND WEEKLY TINES
is the largest Democratic paper west ofNew
York. Send for sample copies and club ntes.
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1scS ~ VIBRATOR

THE ENORMOUS WASTASE Of grain, 20 inerif1ot.
rh other sfHles OF Threshers, can be SAVED ~ tina
Improved Machine, sufficient, ere7y job, 10 TIA
pay al expenses Of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN arc
Ike seeds threshed separated, cleaned and say ~
easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats, Rye or baroT
An EXTRA PRICE Il usually paid for grain aad
seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness.
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, those were subster-
daily the ONLY MACHINES that could run with pro u
economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect worx,
lShel Others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting complies
tions such Endless Aprons" "hgddles -Degters.s
"Pickers" etc, entirely dispensed tCih less than
onehalf the usual Gears, Belts BoNes, and Journals
easier managed; durable; Hight running no cost
iy repairs; DUST no utteTis" 20 clean UPS nst
troubled by adverse winds, rain UNsiorms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsEIls who arc pcasa
= che large saving made by Il will not employ iEe
ifoT and wastofnl machines, but VIII insist on this
mproved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 9, 2, 10 and II Horse
towers. Also a speciality Of sErARATons, deslgIod
and mado xPREssLY STEAM POWER
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, vizs cur IN
proved "Triple Gear" and our "srur Speed" (WooJ
bury Style) both " Mounted on JoaV wheels.
IL INTERESTED IN Threshing Grain Raisinf-
apply nearest Dealer, or write 20 US Tor lust
ted Circular Sent free), giving full particulars Of szo
Styles Prices, Terms, etc.
nichols, Shepard e Co.,
BATTLE ClLEEK, MICH
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NEGETINE meets with wOnderfulsuc-
cess in the cure of cancer and Generous
humOrs
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WHY suffer with Ague when Shallen-
berger's Pills will cure you for one dollar.
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PROE. cROOKEs' sUN-MOroR.

At a recent sitting of the London
Academy of Sciences, says journal Of
that city, Mr.. Cookies radio meter be-
came the subject of. discussion. This
apparatus consists of four horizonta
aluminium branches, each hearing a
vertical vane polished on oneSide and
blackened on the othd ole.
system, which zoe s-roT 9 = an =
fist in size, being contained ina small
glass balloon. When vacuum has
been made in the latter, the four
branches begin to move round ON del
icate pivot, under the influence of diff
fused light, and faster in proportion to
the vividness of the latter, the rotation
being in the direction of the polished
sides going toward the black ones. OF
course if this motion is owing to lumi-
nous rays impinging on the vanes, there
is an end of the undulatory therory Of
light, and the opinion having been ex-
pressed, NJ. Fizeau rose to oppose it.
/ He said that the existence of an impul-
sive force in the rays of light was an
argument to be received with the great
est circumspection. He thought Mr..
Crooke's instrument was thermic apl
paratus. in which the rotation should be
attributed to nothing moe than, first, a
slight excess OF temperature acquired by
the vanes over the ambient medium
second, to the inequality of the emissive
and absorbing qualities of the two faces
of each vane, one polished and the other
blackened and, third, to the presence OF
little elastic fluid in the interior. not
understanding the vacuum made, which
is never perfect. But NJ. Fizeau also
made a curious experiment before the
Academy. Having limited the rays by
means of a screen, 50 as to let in only 4
small pencil of sunlight, which wa.
made to fall on the polished surface Of
the vanes, the rotation began again
but going against the light. This i.
really a singular phenomenon, We only
regret NJ. Fizeau did not explainit. we
hope he viii do so at a future sitting
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RUPTURE

DIR. y. n. SHERMAN respectfully notifies nc
afflicted ~ beware OftravcNng mposurs who ARE EulnE
about me country selling imitation appliances ana foi
sOnous mixture ~ curative compound raululcnty pre-
tending 10 furnish his method and thus endangering ie
I've and causing irrcparabe injury 20 the uni1riunaie
Flehas no agents has hc Instructed any one m
his business Or sherman d. now IN Chicago. Wher~
those Interested may consult linn in person ana ne
eneff on his pcreuce and remedies. For hts nduftf
Chicago papers Principal OFFICE Ann street Nts.
York Books. with kencsscs OF cases before ana hitf
cure, mailed on receipt OF 10 cents
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pEARCE a co. Commission ser,

chants. 2l3 n. Second street. 81. Louis, wnuraS
dealers in Dried Fruits, Butter. Cheese, beah N
Oatmeal. Orders and eonsignments solicited.
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AT our request, Cragin Il Co., of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send any
of our readers gratis (on receipt of 10
cents to pay postage), sample of Dob
bins Electric Soap to try. Send at once.
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Send one Istter-stamp to RADWAY & CO., No
Sc Warren Street, New York. Infornatio,
worth thousands viii be sent YOU.
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POST OFFiCE NOTICE

posr OfplcE NorICk.-riiE foREGX Nails r0h
the xcex ending SATURDAY., July 15 VII ~ioss at this
Office Wednesday At o A. NJ for Europe steamship
Russia via Queenstown On Thursday a. II 70 A. n oe
Hambur On Saturday a. 80 A. Tor bnropc per :tsssn-
ship City OF Chester via Queenstown and ~ A. NJ foe
rrsncs direct per stesnshp Ameriqus vic Hae. and
a. NJ for scosan ddcct must be pscisy addressed pee
steamship Bolivia via Glasgow aud nt ~ 80 A. for Ru-
per steamship Oder, via Southampton and BremeA
Tho direct malls fcr Brazil. &C. Will leave Nsv Ysk
July ~
The mall. foe the ws Indiss via Pssts Riss v isavs
New YORK Jaiy ~.
The mails for Australia, a., Will issvs asA vs~ssAs.
July 10
The malls for China ~, yin leave sse yrsnslsss A.
Guat l. l670 T. L. JAMES. PenkmanaA
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALp BRANCH OFFICE: LES nRoADwAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

INNAN LINE MAIL STEAMERS.
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. =
CITY or CHESTER. Saturday. July To- at IL 80 A. ~
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday July y. AZ y NJ
CITY OF Saturday August .. at T. NJ
CITY or CuESTEk Saturday. August 10. at l.. NJ
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. August ~. at 10 A.
From pier ~, North River.
Cabin, $50 and $780, gvld Return tickets ON favorable
terms sesrage. S2s currency. Drafts At lowest rates
Saloons stnterooms, smoking and bath rooms smdshi
JOHN q. DALE Agent. 10 ana xi broadway. New York
N NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
BOLIVIA July Is, IL A. N. ANCllORlA.July 20 A. NJ.
ALsATIA. july -, ~ N. z ,L!foRNlA Aus.5.6 An
NEW YORK AND LONDON.
UTOPIA. July 22. +. N. ELYSIA Aug. 10 r. NJ
AUSTRALIA. Aug s. GA n. ANGLIA. sent =. 8 p. NJ
Anchor Line Piers 20 and 81 North River New York
NEW YORK 70 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDON
OR LONDONDERRY.
Cabins SCJ To $50 according to accommodations
Excursion tickets on favorable terms
steeraso S2S currency; intermediate, $50 currency
Drafts issued fur amount ut current rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. No bowling Green
MOST DIRECT AND ECONONlu ROUTE ~ nOI
Nl LAND, BELGIUM, THE kufAE, SWITZERLAND
hC.. &c. VIA ROTTERDAM
MAAS July 20
August
These beautiful steamers carrying the United States mail
70 the Netherlands fnvorites with tho public
Trips regular rates low. comfort and living perfect.
For freight, For pasxxge.
PUNCH. EDYE ( CO. L. W. MORRIS
90 Broadway
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A --YIsHISa BANKS EvgRY DAY sATURDAYs
n. excepted; scesn ,seams, sHri Low, LEAVING Hart
io:h Al, n. n. 7.to; pier g. n R,sA.M Iieksss 81.
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g HERMAN. sHERfFFS AND GENERAL AUC-
=. tionecrsals of ready made Clothing. Trimminga
store Fixtures &c this day Thursday. July IL ~ IL
O'Clock at No l3 Bowery the entire stock OF first class
clothing store. vf " Cashmere aud flannel Suits
and doeskin Pants Coats Busters Vests all frssh
goods. suitable for the Also reco Goods Trim
ming shirts. Drawers Gloves &C. also Store Fixtures.
Counters Glass Cases. Tables Safe, &c Sale positive.
Dealers invited.
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G HERMAN. sHER1FF'S AND GENERAL AUO-
~ tioneer OF Wines Liquors. kls &c. Friday.
Juiy IL At O'Clock at No Is Bowcry ayarge assortment
Of Imported and domestic Liquors. consulting OF aocut l5O
barrels Of choice old bourbon and Rye whskey casks OF
Brandy Gin. Port sherry Carot Wines also about 500
OF various Wines and Liquors. barrels of Bass Ale.
Cigars &c.
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J, CARRIAGES. &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
At AUCTION
"A ny VAN TAssEI.L KEARNEy AUCTIoXEERs:
AT THEIR HOR8 AND CARRIAGE AUCTION
MART,
ITO. III EAST 18TH ST. NEAR 4TH Av..
ON FRIDAY JULY 81, 1876, q
AT 10 O'CLOCK

AT 10 O'CLOCK
THE CHESTNUT STALLION BLO0MFIELD GOT BY
EDWARD EVERETT dam the thoroughbred marc
VloLINE. by GLENCOE, oaed 1859; lS4 hands
high: perfectly broken a harness: has no vice or
driver; does not shy pull, has always been In she
netghborhood OF locomotives OF which he takes not
the sightest notice. he has had training for speed
but would with little handling trot very last he Is
also Thoroughly broken TO saddle; 10 remarkably gen
iie And docile and Is warranted sound; also se single
Harness and
NO Tor ROAD WAGON BUILT BY BREWSTER CO..
tor ROAD WAGON. BUTT BY THE SAME
THIS COLT TOOK THk FIRST PREMIUM AT THE
FAIR held ut wAyERLEY, N. j.. when two yesrs
ELHGANT AND VERY STYLISH PAIR BAY GELD
lNGS 10 hands high. ano years old kind and true
in all harness: FREQ from have hne. high knee
actlon drive Together like horse neither shy nor
pull were bought BY present owner when years old
and have been driven together for two wears: they
have been used to landau and the road: are irec
and handy drver: have long. flowing names and
tails. and are warranted sound Also set very hns
sivermounted double Harness. b~ Canpssli, ~ good
LANDAU, REcgxrLy RETgrMxED AND PAINTED
and ss good Is new bnit by Wood nses. - .
BARoUCHE. SATIN LINED, BUILT ny JOHN u.
EXTENSION ToP PnAEroN. BUILT BY SARGENT,
FOUR SEAT NO TOR PARK PuAEroN. rY WOOD
T OR DOC CART. WITH roLE AND SHAFTS, By
DocToR's WAGON. NEARLY NEw. BUILT BY MINER
ALSO A NUMRER OF TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS.
rhsstons. DC.
RICH JOHNSTON AUCTIONRER