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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25
From the Warsaw India man.
STILL THEY CONE.

Dr.. A. NJ. Dent, who was q Liberia
in 1872, was nominated by tho Do.
mocracy of Polk county, Iowa, for
county clerk. Ilc has declined the
nomination in a letter, in which he
says:
II cannot DO n Democrat. because
Ben. Hill, q representative Of tina,
party. revived the spirit of the reboll.
ion IN hi, speeches in Congress and re.
ceived the support Of tho Southern
press; because Of tho Hamburg masss-
ere; because the voice Of Northern
Democrats echoes all over tho North In
defense Of Southern outlaws aud in OK.
euse Of their outrages because the
spirit Of the rebellion burns as furious
ly in the bosoms Of many Of the South.
ern people Us il did during the BON.
bardmens Of Fort Sumter; because ex.
rebels are using every eGor: to secure
payment for the loss Of property de.
stroyed on account Of their own dis
loyalty and treason to the government.
thus taxing the property Of the dead
soldier to reimburse tue traitor who
killed him. l cannot rush to tho EN-.
brace Of such men as Hamburg Butler.
nor shake hands With Ben. Hill, Of
Georgia, over tho graves Of Union SOL
disrs. | will not say to Jefferson
Davis and his troops. Come. ye bles.
sed Of my party and we'll lutte our
efforts in the great national ISSUE"
He adds a few more ringing sen.
tcuces to this Admirable putting Of the
question. concluding by asserting that
ho shall give his support that party
which has maintained the cause Of lib.
eriy through tho darkest hours Of our
national history.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25
HURRAH FOR GOFF!

A Hayes, Wheeler and Golf club
Was organized at Jane Lew on the 10th
inst. with very fair membership
comprising some Of the best citizens Of
that region. Tho following gentle
mon were elected officers:
President-D. II. Smith,
Secre.aries-S. a. Colvin mud L
Flanagan:
1t was resolved that tho Club meet
every Saturday evening, or oftener il
necessary. and take such steps as are
proper to secure the success Of the
party.
Several speeches were made. and
the meeting adjourned amid great en-
thusia.m.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELE.
GATES-WlLLIAM l.. DUN
NINGTON.

As will DO seen from oar announce.
mcnt column. our esteemed townsman.
WV. L. DuSStxorOY. Esq, is brought
out as candidate for the House Of
Delegates from this county. Know.
ing him rs our people do, it would up
pear to DO a work Of supererogation
in us to attempt to say anything con.
corning him; but We deem il our duty,
and also esteem i: asa pleasure, to
commend him to the favorable cousid-
Grafton Of our fsllow.c itizeus.
Over twenty seven years ago. Mr..
Huntington came to our county. q
poor, but worthy and honest young
man. Beginning life under oil the
adyersities which beset conner,
he boldly, 5ravely and industriously
met tho adrcrsities Of Fortune. and
conquered them. by an honest. up.
right life Of industry and honor. be has
not only attained a competency. but
the good will Of all our people. Dur
ing bis long and active career in bust.
ness. be hes been ever kind, accommo.
dating and courteous to all-regardless
Of opinion. Hosts Of poor mon IN the
county can rise up and testify to bis
generosity to them ia their time Of need;
and they will evincc their gratitude ..
the polls.
Mr.. Huntington is not a politician.
He has devoted the energies Of his life
tn tho np.building Of tho interests Of
the county and bis own private affairs ;
but in every enterprise having for lis
object tho advancement Of our mater
ial Interests, DO has over been found
among the foremost. While entertain.
ing fixed views upon political matters,
and holding to them firmly aud un-
hesita.insly, he has never made him.
self obnoxious by attempting to force
bis opinions upon others. In every
respect DO Is liberal Oman.
At tho commencement Of tho late
war. he placed himself among the
ranks Of those who stood firmly by the
Union and no has never yet seen
Just cause to regret the position no
then assumed. He has no conceal.
ments to make in this regard; and he
will not solicit rotes upon misrepre-
sentatiou OF his record. II elected,
however, hc will. az our citizens we'll
know, exert all bis energies for the
benefit Of all the people; and in the
performance Of any public duty, he
will DO guided by the dictates Of u good
conscience.
He Is a reluctant candidate; he has
no desire to iorco himself before the
people and at this time consents to
become candidate only at tho repoAt.
I'D and earnest solicitation Of many Of
our most respected citizens Of both
political partisa.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25
POPULAR DISTRUST.

An exchange says tho popular dis.
trust Of the Democratic party is very
great. Tho memories Of tho war are
still fresh III the minds Of the people,
aud the responsibility Of tho bloody
episode 10 our history il still fastcued
where it belougs--on the Democratic
party. Tho more men study the stu.
a,iou the more apparent it becomes
that tho success Of the Democracy
would be the success Of tho rebellion.
Whatever objections lilo agaius. the
Republican party, the people arc afraid
TO trust tho Democracy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25
HURRAH FOR GOFF !!

When il was announced that the
faithful had sent of to New York to
get aspesker to instruct the Democra.
cy Of this county AZ to their duty. a
leading Democrat in town remarked
that he regretted i. was 80: but.
said he, something has to be done to
repair the damage done to the party by
General Golf when be spoke here
against Mathews
Our friend was candid enough to
acknowledge TINT Golf had utterly
routed Mathews in the join. discussion
here.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25
THE PERIL OF THE HOUR.

We mako tho following extract from
the close Of q speech delivered by
Hon. Benjamin Eggleston, ut Warren,
Ohio, gu Thursday evening last:
Aud now my. fellow.c citizens, as l
close this hurried prescn,mcu,, l wish
to God that l could instili into your
hearts tho solemn sense Of peril which
| feel as think Of all that is at S take
10 this election. Look with me into
the South aud see tho old slave.hold.
Ing States forming for the campaign on
the sumo sectional lines as 10 1860.
Look with mo into tho North, and see
the friend Of Vallauiigham, the sym
pathizer with secession, tho advocate
Of slavery. carrying their nomination
for the Presidency. Look with mo 10.
to the West. and see tho friend Of tue
"sons Of Liberty" and the "Kuights
OF the Golden Circle" nominated for
their Yico.Prcsident. Look with me
and see that they will permit no man
10 20 named Tor h'sh place VINO was
mol at heatt WIN them IN 'hels war
against Inc oe'on' hls'ea "isn mo
~hl'e on tue WINGS Oh heaven mere
comes from baiutnore-ifom inc CITY
Wn.fe Inc oFalos Of our Union soldiers
were oca'en OUT WIN stones ana eiaos
oei0fo 'ae war was larry eomheaoea-
inc cry Of 'ne pemocfano press .has
inc oou'nefnefs snoula organize anu arm
70 hsnt Tue oheers VINO seek 10 pre-
serve tne purl'y OF 'ne elections'
Listen WIN mo 70 Inc men "Gom tney
ha!e non'uasea 10 ,ns ooata 'or ohe'
10 yauce, 70 "aoe Hampton 70
% NICHOLS 70 isnam U. hasFs' 10
lienty NJ. Ma'ne%s,e1.teoels, all
Of 'nem7ory'ng ALOUD taeif e!d lo!e
Tor Inc io't cause ana thoir Old
nate against tue onion' Listen
WIN ms 70 sae no, 1ss, Of ING gatneiiag
'quaaFons OF las "nile hine' rang
.Oegh.sloa' WIN P!'' s, ~ hand aud
kh'le IN pei1, eve. a.! hepaolleans VINO
Jar, ,s, assemble IN, 10 'ntir mast.
"nat 70 !, enu' .n!S clamo. anu rage
o. 'no 'sol'e aou'a por'enas! Docs
IL mean US aeaa'of boutWe!i assures US
noes ~ IL mean as tue ex.rsoei, 'oha
1yls', assures us,Ina! tue, election OIL
iildsn wou'd DO tue s,gnai' Tor d new
FeDcllluu lEusL uuHtE uCuVeu tHQt
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25

Tiiden's surroundings are bad. lfelccted
he would Take to tho White House the
worst set Of political jobbers and thieves
ever seen In Washington, and that's saying
d good deal. 1t could not but BE-
thu, man educated In cunning, in hypoe.
risy, in iniqui,y, nominated in corruption
and shameless elrontcrr, even though bis
millions coaid elect him. would give Us tho
mos, corrup: Administration the country
has ever known.-Cincinuati Enquirer,
Democratic.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25

Why is it that those Democratic
orators who are constantly bawling GU.
about the "bleated bondholders" do
not poiut out to their hearers the plank
in their National platform which de.
nounces the bondholders? Shalt we
give tho reason? There is no such
plank in the platform.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25

''Those who claim that Tilden Is unasIaii.
able do not know him, or II they do, then
they are quite NJ dishonest us he il. lie has
been COUNSEL for all the broken-down cor
pora,ions with which New York has been
afflicted for n long term Of years, and out OF
them be has not come with clean hands,
August BELMONT, late Chairman Democratic
Committee.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25

The whole Tildcn story in a nut.
she'll:
Samuel Joined Tammany.
Samuel Justified Treason.
Samuel jumped Taxes.
Samuel Jones Tilden.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25

at will enable US to demonstrate by in.
disputable facts that the government, for
the chief office in which he (Tilden) has
been nominated, would not now exist iihls
example during the rebellion had been fol-
lowed by bis eountrymen. Gov Dix.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25

Peace and reconciliation in this country
should be established upon the basis Of a
triumphant uniou, land no, upon the basis
Of an injured South.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25
HURRAH FOR GOFg!

Mr.. Mathews has carefully avoided a
joint discussion with General Golf
sincs his Waterloo at this place. One
defeat Of that kind is enough!
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25

eVue Aulotuiub SOuuhob lutu tHe ulu
State. and justices himsel. BY saying
he was not allowed to vote or hold
Office, and that DO would rather liz.
under tho Gar Of Russia, or the King
Of the Fiji Islands. Yet no wants 10
DO Governor Of IVES. Virginia.
Hon Lafayette s. Fo,ter, Of Nor.
wich, Conn.,. who uas Acting Vice
President after tho assassination OIL
Lincoln, but who has for several year.
past acted with the Democrats, and
va, their candidate for Congress three
years ago. is now heartily IN favor OIL
Hayes and Wheeler. and ez2re,se.
himself as fully assured Of their success
10 November. He will take an active
part in tho campaign in hi, part Of The
State.
The campaign is lost, the party
organization and its legitimate purposes
renain. But these, loo, are in ex.
treme peril, and, under the dsmoral.
iziug faulty OF tho impostcr, Tilden.
they arc in danger Of permanent
eclipse. Ills candidacy is an error. a
calamity, a fraud Before the situa.
ton becomes more desperate, before
tho whole future Of tho party is inyol.
we'd in tho disaster Of the present, q
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13

acted in business like manner, and
brought tnr documents showing his power
to both swear an6 remove either Agent or
employee if sufficient grounds could be
found for asch action. II he has found
no frau's 1t is not because lie did not try
hard enough There never has been On
Inspector al this Agency that made one
fourth the effort to net The facts and fig
uree pertaining to the Agency. What the
result Of his Investigations are, remains to
b. fully learned.
Rev. Mr.. Egyin, Presiding Elder, and
Rev. Mr.. Long. Of Bozeman, have been
with US couple of days, holding quar-
ter)y meeting. They expressed the selves
highly delighted with the place and its
surroundings. and also of pie, SAINT &C.
qaintanre with the r.eidents. They leave
o. the morrow for Bozeman tepee.
Rv E. A. Bridger. teacher ami preach
er at this Agency. delivered his f.rew.ll
ssrmon t"a full house 'h,s evening. He
IS now gong with the Mountain Cr,w
camp Of Indians TO stay and live among
them rs missionary, to teach them the
Word and works Of God aid try to b. tier
their condition.
Resr Gully, UNO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
| New Hair Tonic Worth HayiDg--.
Il is the Best.

Wood g Improved Hair Restora-
tive IS unlike any other, and has no
.qual. The Improved has new vegetable
tonic properties; restores grey hair to q
glossy, natural color, restores fadei, dry {,
harsh and falling hair; restores. dresses,
gives vigor 10 the hair restores hair to
prematurely bald heals; removes dan.
'!ruff. humors, scaly eruptions; removes
irritation, itching and scaly dryness No
article produces such wonderful effect
Try it; call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative. and do"'t be put off with any
other article. Sold by al druggists in
this place, and dealers every where. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by C.
A. Cook & Co.. Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and by all
Wholesale Druggists. 36.tf.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
y Office.

The 'bangc IN Ih pr"prie'orh h p Of the
CoriIEw n c"ssirst' s The opening of q
new .ei Of books. Yur ,ccOunt> due the
office previous I" the change are now b.
lng ma oui aud their immediate pay
nenr j. expected. or for, d collections
viii bc resorieh to. Mast Of The accounts
due 10 ihls county are bs farmers ID in
ord hat no excuse may b.. offered for
nor paying. will Ike -four. graz, wood,
but !, eggs ava chickens
n irus, those indebted will heed
mi, u'ic, rs III. Sc accounts NUT I've set
ted up. Parties owing viii pc &c ca !
st m, residence. No one is an,h"r,z d to
receipt for these bills except they have
written authority ff"m me.
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
PERSONAL.

-Revs. Riggin and Long returned from
the Crow Agency last Wednesday, where
they held the usual quarterly MEETING of
their church. Mr.. R'ggin departed on
the same day for his home at Virginia
City.
We were favored on .ast Tuesday with
q call from Captain T. P. Fuller, Coll c
tor Of Internal Revenue. The Captain
was or his return from the Republican
convention, ant spoke of it as an en,husi-
astic gathering. The delegates all being
hopeful of the final r. suit.
COL E G K mite, u. $. Indiau In
spect"r, returned irom the Crow Agency
on Last Monday evening. The Colonel
will probably remain here until the arrival
OF Mr. Carpenter, the lew appOin:er 10
the Crow Agency.
u. 5. District Attorney, NJ. G.. Pagc.
is in the city.
Major Klaire. one of 3. zem ms most
VI me visitors. put in AN appearance
this week and squared accounts with tho
boys in b.ue -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
Taylor, the Wizard.

Prof. f. c. Taylor has given four of
his entertainments II thi- city, and 10 say
b" has satisfied his audiences is not enough,
tor every one is perfectly deligrie,', and
say in the language of She"a's Queen.
The halt has not been to d me- On
Wcdres 'av evening be's were freely
made that Prot. Taylor could not come
out of the box united. but those who
risked ID ir money on tile negative lost il.
Some Of his acts are truly marvellous. and
how they are accomplished is past our
ken, but that he dues them j. certain
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
Bozeman Market Report
CIR. CERIHS.

CIR, CERIES.
Sugar. II 80 9 Is, offee. 80 3d.:
Bacon. % Is; Ham, 25, Shoulders, y;
Salt, 5; Dried Apples. 1920; Dire
Pearhes, Is 20; Dried Currants. Ii II;
dried Grapes, IL; Driesi P,ars, 22a2f
Be ms. 8.l0; Fresh Corn Meal. 3; Sal
Meal. Is; Hnm,ny. II.
Bright navy tobacc", 6s@8Oc; black. IS
@65 Teas-Japrn 65@75. Young II, son
N'@l d. Imperial 95@l 30. Gnnpow der
$l@l &C. Salt d.. Broo,n> $5y5 50.
Pickles.. 5 gallon ky. $40l 80: Rope,
l7@l6c,; Syrup, 5 gallon hegs, $7@7 SO.
PRODUCE.
Flour, XXX,S3 5000; Oats. &c per H.;
New POtas"es. 1c per ID, Butter. 30c per
TO-; Eggs, 3Oc per dOz., Cheese, 20c pr.
ID.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS.

s.r,rr-a The NJ. +. Chuich each sun
ds,a II a N. and 100 p. IN SUNDAY
.s~tool Al 2:aD y m. Z aver netti, Z each
THURSDAY evening.
l. w. Is LONG Pastor.
H,y L. q Orl'tcnhcn. Presh.tcrlan,
mol Irvine : rvIre each 81 Sabbath in
III NJ Z Church
St James Church
Service, arh Suntt, morning and
evening a' The u-u 81 hours. Sunday School
immediately after morning services.
8 as fr e AID ~ ire inv,'ch to attend
tn MAS r.. DICKEY. Rector.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
Ten Pin Alley Saloon
Mounts { 0akWoOd Pr0Drietors.

BCZEMAN, !: : MONTANA.
The Alleys are 10 tip-top order, the balls
in good condition and a pleasant game can
be rolled at any hour. The Bar is stocked
with the finest wines, liquors and cigars.
Call and zee 10 and We will set 'em up''
for you In the beat style
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13

10 AVOID THE pANGER OF INFECTION.
the linen OF persons suffering from skin
diseases OF Contagious nature should b,
washed with GLENN's sULPHEn soAr.
which 10 not only . lruscdy but disinfsc.
tsnt.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
Our Agents.

c l.. Clark Is our ;uth"rlzcd agent TO
rec i've >u">,r'heys & reCc'p' for -ub
,rrip~nns for the COURIER al ID adwOod
Il, "A HE Back Hill.
4. X Wrils - mtln'iZcd 10 transact
bu.ilnss fn, ihr 'OURIER IN II. lpha.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
Does Farming Pay?

The best n>wer to he query ct does
farming in MOntm"a pay is found in the
fo.wi, tire. exam plies: Robert Maxey
boug,t what ~ known rs The Coitrre!l
ranch. IN East Ga!lntin, and The products
his .c.son will more than pay the >um
he invest d. Henry Ii llin.er pal $500
tor the Frdlcy farm. and has raised l 400
bushes of harl y. and has 30 ACRES o. tine
oats. and lis crop will reimburse him 'Or
hi,purthase money. John Nelson bought
Judsr Is ck's ranch last fall for 81 800.
snd he as raised e..oug this Sc ,son on
;he farm to pay for II.
0 her Instances like the above might be
mentioned. but these are sufficient 10 an
swer ti. question IN the aft III tive.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
BOHEMIAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Report for the week ending Oct. 6, 1876.
Roll of Honor.
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.

ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.
This report snows the standing OF pu-
pills whose grade is 80 per cent. or up
wards:
Walter Grannis 90 Nrttie' Gray ~
Mamie Alder>On ~ Lima Anderson u
Emma Frazier "a Emma Mathews w
Lizzie McHugh "a Eva Cleveland ~
Mary Graham 80
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Gay Woods Emms Perkins.
Jsmes Kay Annie Tracy
Annie Anderson John Kay
Maggie Anderson. Rosa Givens
Eddie Latta Berthe Bailey.
The Seventh Infantry arrived st Fort
Shaw on the 9th inst.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unrslie' for in the
Post Office at Boz man. G.ila'in countx.
Mint M Territory, October 18th, le7e:
Carter Mr. Mcqueen VIM
I OATS T D Mnur.r Jacob
DAi'v jerry Philips George
Drinkh hahn John PHELPS Lunis
9r'"neliy ID Reynolds Al0nzo L
Gore w % Sullivan John
toward W Wait G.org.. 8
johnson John 81 Wa,kin. RIM
Mutry Eliza WOOds G A
McDred Jarva
H. TAYLOR. p n.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
Taxable Property Of Gallatir Co.

W. print below he taxable prop rty of
Gslla'n county as s'own ~ the abstracts
Of he ASSESSOR hooks. compiled far The
Territorial Au,'i'or ard Treasurer 1t
will be seen tiat tb" exact figures If The
,oal amount are 81 ,43S in excess of that
rcnnrteI last week:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13
District Court.

The following ave the Grand and Trial
Jurors, summon 10 he in attendance or
Inc n. xt Term OF The Distr,c, Court. which
convenes in Bozrman On Monday, October
Sd. 1896:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13

TRIAL JURORS.
I'll Luce, Rrbrri Riddle. d Chestnut,
J II Harper, J W Mstd:s. Z 3 Faucet,
JW"b Weaver, G AnXny, Andy Cowsn,
Charh Holmes. Lou Sperling. William
PIks. DE- Cowan, Hugh Leonard, r 3
Curtis. Z ID Ferguson, Hank Heeb ard @
Z uoff.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13

Sitting Bulls Hat
= % exhibition at
MOUNTS & OAKWOOD'S
c..5 Room.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13

GRAND JURORS
CIV Allen. ROber, A Baxter,
sB Gone, d vid Davis.
Thomas Is Ellis, John p Lilly,
John lIowes, Charles Hubert,
All johnson, James KeRt,
sampson Lands, PW Meadow,
RIP Men.,ce. J H Nixon,
John W Ne son. 5 Fl Osborne,
} l. Paterson, John NJ Robinson.
Allen Williams, A + Nichols.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-13

Having taken charge of this elegeea
Hotel, the finest IN the Ierritory, a,s
PREPARED K, entertain the travelling pubic
aud regular buaaders with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A M99HHTSS;AssGpES, sspS,,s SALE; nl ca ,rrrr uo,rc,cp
a q oS fiE slEt 81 81 SALE % Nj ISGSHsb SIhtSTEp
w F5fpSE f8a Ftf Fl rssf oHsESfIoS
r3fqh6SSM AZ oSEotk okk'iRsHTFi n Xix Fff5kEAS5 f5kEAS6S
vA rkkSda EknhSSE Sd fS %r94 l4o lsfI SF sA A. EN-
Eve valuable fast eIisb and well known Trottng Horses
elegant Equipages and all the pa.aphemalia II
gentleman turneat,
o road horses ia The ely are i5 hands and years Old
they are g brothers and were sired by Namerno Paehen
four old Of 2s t1eir dam three quarters thor
and drive are thoroughly Joken in single or double lar
and admired wherever they are seem they have
fne clean limbs sound feet have high knee action and
they bone strength aud muscle enough family
coach phseten team aud are second TO ior gentle
mans road they warranted sound and kind and
and handsome dark steel gray Geding IRoNsIDEs
he is 5s hands high, years old; be sired by Iron
Duke, he bv old nanbietoaan dam " Gray Eagle he is
could tro in minutes q three years old he show
souw & hs Irst tro,isys OF The connirv II h
handled and for, he has constitution and fine
bone and AL hai Is neeess~I now y age ana tsanns he Is
of gentlemen OF the turf Is called TO this fine young
Very fast and hghbred bay Trottng Geldng MONO
GRAN. 49, hands high. . years cld was sired by Wild
fast ones; dam Mayday mare known May Boe this
fast n9!ss % sn roeS o s Pei
mile last August when track heavy three heats
Fleetwood track with Jennie F. and ~ consequence Of
dspOng Of the Jennie - Monogram received
forfeit since which he has been only Ire will
his this and warranted sound Kind
Fine young frotting Colt ONWARD; he - I5I. hands
high, years next June he dspple gray he sired by
Hamlet he BY yclan'eer sy EYsacks % a. dam
beat 90 will show road wagon as fine and
intelligent young colt lives; lie be driven
by lady Guild, and II he is worked will 80 this
spring: he Is warranted sound aud kind
Carriages consist Of two Wagons, pole and shafts by
best city makers.
One elegant & spring Pony Phacton, elegantly gold
mounted with lamps.
one hme light Clarence excellent order two sets fine
double Harness, three single
cred mounted single Harness. two sets single gold
Harness. OF Track Harness. nne Blankets
Blankets Hood Dress Bankcts aiso hne black bear Robe
Lap Robes Whips, HAlters, CrcinsieA fits, Boots aud
Stable Utensils
Also a large lot Of HAY Straw. Feed. &c &C.
~ B.-The above stock is exhibition and gentle
in search Of thing of the kind invited ca
examine before time Of sale as they are all represented
and warranted % be
Sale positive, rain shine
BY order Of
JOHN DroGAy. Jr,