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THE v1ND1oAToR FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

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election, those who wish to secure the
news of the campaign can send in their
names for the vIND1cAroR, accompanied
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Postage paid by the proprietors.
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IMPORTANT TO HUsBANDs.-The Su-
preme Court OF Pennsylvania has decided
in the case of Gilbert Harris VS.. Elizabeth
Harris, appeal from the Common Pleas of
Philadelphia, that obstinate silence, lazi-
ness or wilful neglect of household duties
on the part of wife do not constitute such
cruel and barbarous treatment as under
the act of 1854 entitled husband to di-
vorce." 1t would be well for husbands to
make a note of this decision.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-03
D. Y. Huddleston and R. W. Jones,
merchants and partners trading un-
der the firm and style OF D. Y. Hud-
I1aotnr a. ~ M
NlRGINlA.
Y ALLEGHANY CIRCUIT COURT
IN VACATION,

Y ALI.EGHANY CIRCUIT COURT,
IN VACATION
FEBRUARY 23d, 1876.
G. S. Shriver, D. q. Stevenson and NJ.
NJ. Rogers, merchants and partners
trading under the firm and style of
Shriver, Stevenson &
VS..
D. Y. Huddleston and r. W. Jones,
partners, trading under the firm and
style of D. Y. Huddleston l. Co... Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to attach the estate
of the defendants, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the claim of the plaintiffs,
to wit: The sum of three hundred and twenty
dollars and eighty-four cents, with legal inter-
est thereon from the I'd day of December, 1875,
till paid, (being the balance due from the de-
PENDANTS to the plaintiffs on account) and the
costs of this proceeding. And it appearing
from an affidavit filed in the papers of this
cause that the defendant, D. Y. Huddleston, is
not a resident of this State it is ordered that
he appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION of this order, and do what is necessary
to protect his interests in this suit.
Copy-Teste. J.J. HOBBS, Clerk.
R. L. PARRISH, p.q. mh3-4t
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MISS SYILA Pool was born in the coun-
ty of New Kent, and State of Virginia,
on the I'd day Of June, 1777, and conse-
quently is over ninety eight years old. A
few days since she walked from her beau
tiful home in Sheffield to Covington, Ga,
distance of some four miles, saying chat
as it was ''leap year. !" she would show the
boys that she was yet on hand.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-03

A GAME OF EUCHRE FOR Wire
Five years ago Lofts LANCE, a barber,
married Miss Annie Hortsmann, of Hud-
son City, N. j., but shortly after he left
her ina rage, went to Chicago and only re-
turned few weeks since. In the mean
time Mrs. Lange, after waiting two years,
married Claus Doscher, who acted as
groomsman at her first marriage. On
Lange's return he was brought in contact
with Dorscher, and after a conference
ment of a game of euchre who should have
fpossessi IN Of the wife. The game was
played and was won by Dorscher, LANCE
submitting gracefully, declaring that he
would not put straw in the way of the
couple.
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VlRelN1AAl 11paBAsY CIRCUIT COURT.
IN VACATION.
FEBRUARY 22d, 1876.
John W. WYATT Plaintiff
VS..
Joseph Dickson, - Jordan and
Jane, his wife, born Dickson, Samuel
Price, Mary Price, William Price,
Beckley and Margaret, his
wife, born Price. John Price, Mary
Jane Hannah, Elizabeth Ann Ham
nah, Dickson Hannah and Robert
-! IN cHANCERY
The object of this suit is to obtain par tition
Of the lands lately belonging to the estate of
Joseph Dickson, ST., decd.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed in the
papers of this cause that the defendants,
Jordan and Jane, his wife, Samuel Price, Mary
Price, William Price, - Beckley and Mar.
garet, his wife, John Price, Mary Jane Hannah,
Elizabeth Ann Hannah, Dickson Hannah and
Robert Hannah are nonsresidents of the State of
Virginia, it is ordered that they appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interests in This suit.
A Copy-Teste j.. HOBBS Clerk.
L. PARRISH, F. q. mh3-4t
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PERSONAL NoTEs.-Prof. J. I. Miller
(class of '5s) is building up the Staunton
Female Seminary. He is the fright man
in the right place. and is sure to succeed.
[ have warm place in my heart for him
and his immediate, and some Of his sur-
rounding family.
W. E. Craig (class of '72), formerly
called John" at College. has tie largest
practice among the young lawyers of
Staunton. Few young men get into sue
cessful and paying practice SO early. All
who know him will agree that he deserves
it all.
W. A. Hudson ('69-'72) us in good
practice in Staunton. He has the reputa-
ton of being very good collector, even in
these ''hard times" He is happily married,
and has fine prospects.
Preston A: Baylor ('68-'69) is also prac-
ticing law in Staunton. He is looking
well Has serious intentions Of, but 1
must not tell.
Geo. W. Koiner (class of '72), of Angus
ia county, is now Lecturer of the Virginia
State Grange. 1t is responsible and honor
able position for so young a man: but he is
equal to the emergency. "-Stoae,,ton Let
ter IN Ro1noke ColtegiGn.
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SERGEANTS SALE,-Since the date of the
y above levy by the Sheriff of Augusta Couu-
ty, I have levied on all the above enumera
ted property to satisfy three executions in. my
hands for collection, viz: Two in the name of
VIM, E. Wood & Co., and the third in the name
of George F. Flick agaih st the Mozart. Institute
Company, which will be sold at the same time
and place and upon the same terms above set
forth.
VIM. D. RUNNELS
Sergeant City Staunton.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il Deed of Trust executed to the UNDERSIGNED
Trustees of the Mechanics Building Association
of Stanton by John Gregory and wife, dated
the 18th day Of January, 1869, to secure a debt
Cue said Association, having been directed by
the Directors of said Association, we will sell
on the premises on
FRIDAY, THE 3lsr DAY OF MARCE, 1876,
the land conveyed by said Trust Qe,a consist.
ing of Two Parcels of Land, ly:a within two
miles of Slaunton, on the Hangers Mill road.
containing 43 acres of excellent land.
TERMs-As to. tAe amount due the Associa
ton, amounting to ST., ol6.9o, and the costs of
sale, cash. the residue upon such terms az may
be agreed upon and announced at thu sale
Sale at l O'Clock A M.
ED. M. CUsHING,)
- ! : E5RER, Trustees.
I'D. NJ CUSHING, Auctioneer feb25-tds
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nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH srr
FFREIGHT FOR RICHMOND WILL CI,OSR
AT P. N. oA1o''"
j. W. HOPKINS,
"ia-zt Agent G. h @. R. r.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-03

New WAY FOR "A JURY TO DECIDE
A friend from New Jersey he'd a letter last
week from Vineland, in which reference
was made to the late trial and acquittal Of
Mr.. Lands. It suggested new way to
induce a jury to agree. After the trial of
Mr. Lands the jury stood eight for acquit-
tai and four against. The four men de-
clared that nothing Oh earth could change
their minds upon which one, not Chris
tian, said, then let us try what there is
in heaven" One of the jury Immediately
said, ''Let us pray,'' They all kneeled
down, and, after a prayer of unusual pow
er, they arose from their knees. The four
were converted, and all voted for acquit-
tal.-ZaOn's Herald.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-03

NTANTED.-BY A GENTLEMAN WHO
w has had some experience in teaching, to
take charge of Private School, With len Of
fifteen scholars, from to IL years efage; or as
copyist, or to write IN 4 clerks office, post
accounts, &c. %eFfAs moderate. Address o.
P. @, Folly Mails Augusta co., Va, 1soll~4t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-03
COMMENCING Feb. Is, 1875.

shall commence the sale of the Bankrupt
Stock of Elsom & Piper at their old stand, adj
Joining the Virginia Hotel, on the 18th inst,
and continuing from day to day for thirty days.
The stock is very desirable and consists of
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-03-03
The Cpd M Rnauoke
Correspondence of the staunton vindicator.l

Correspondence of the Staunton Vindicator.]
ROANOKE COLLEGE, Feb. %, 1876
In accordance with time honored GUS
tom, the ed of February, the natal-day of
the hero of Monmouth, was celebrated by
the Ceceronian Literary Society of Roa-
noke College, with appropriate ceremonies.
AT eight O'Clock precisely the President
of the occasion, Mr.. Geo. S. Lighter of
Augusta County, stepped gracefully for
ward and delivered one of the finest ad-
dresses that it has ever been our privilege
to listen to. He chose as his subject "Gov-
ernment," and the able manner in which
the gentleman handled it, has tended to
greatly increase our confidence in this
most uncertain of institutions. Mr.. Light
ner held the attention of his audience
through his whole speech, his clear distinct
pronunciation, well-rounded and evenly
balanced sentences, together with deep
thought, profound study, and accurate
knowledge Of his subject, which was notice.
able throughout his discourse, rendering it
almost impossible to listen otherwise than
with attention.
After receiving the applause which is
always awarded to creditable perform
ance, as well as the flowers, which it is al
ways the lot of a favorite with the ladies
to receive, the President introduced as
first orator, MIR. G V. Cavitt, of Bryan,
Texas, who entertained his audiece with
the s'Religion of the Seasons M. Cavitt
treated his subject well; his delivery was
good and his carriage graceful.
The debate, (Which exerts the greater
influence, the Press or Religion" with
Mr.. J. W. Ownby, of Paris, Texas, and
Mr.. L. E. Smith, of Washington county
Tenn, as advocates, was next on the pro.
gramme.
Mr., Ownby, though a comparative
stranger, acquitted himself in manner
which would have done credit to more
experienced ''Ciceronian. Though it
may not have been up to his expectations,
the young man has reason to be proud of
his effort and the press has no reason to be
ashamed of its advocate on the 22d.
Mr.. Smith, is gentleman who needs no
criticism at our hands. He did well
he always does; his performance of last
night adds one to his long catalogue of
successes.
After pause, due to the interest with
which the debate had been listened to, the
President introduced Mr. Floyd Jarrett CT
Greenbrier County, W. Va as Anniver-
sarian. Mr.. Jarrett chose as his subject
TRUTH" and he treated it in a Way calcu-
lated to increase the number of its vota-
ries. Arresting the attention of the audi
ence at the start ; Mr.. Jarrett retained it
until he pronounced the final syllable of his
discourse. In the language of many it
was in the fullest sense "a good speech"
PELICAN
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T>RUSTEES' SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
j. Deed of Trust from William Newman and
wife to the undersigned, Trustees of the Me-
chanies' Building Association, to secure debt
due said Association, dated December l, 1865
having been so directed by the Directors of said
Association we will sell on the premises
ON SATURDAY, APRIL lsr, 1876,
the House and Lot conveyed in said Deed of
Trust, sdjoining Mrs. J. A. Trayer and others.
TERMs-So much in cash as will pay the debt
due the Association, and amounting to 1896
and the costs of this sale, and the remainder in
terms to be announced at the sale.
Sale at "a O'Clock NJ.
! J. 4 !: I S sS SSGs'''' Trustees.
Ed. VI. CUSHING, Auctioneer. feb25-tds
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New Advertisements.


VIRGINIA.; ,,pou NV ,,,D c,,,u oo,7pr
IN VACATION.
FEBRUARY Gath, 1876.
Lewis e. Blair and Joseph W. Argyle,
merchants and partners trading under
the firm and style of Lewis H. Blair &
vs..
D. 7. Huddleston and R. W. Jones,
merchants and partners trading un-
der the firm and style OF D. Y. Hud-
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to attach the es tate
of the defendants or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the claim of the plain
tifs, TO wit: the sum of $96.s6, with legal ina
terest thereon from January 18th 1876, till
paid, due by note executed by the defendants
to the plaintiffs December 18th, 1875, at thirty
days, and the costs Of this proceeding: And it
appearing from affidavit filed that the defend
ant, B. Y. Huddleston, is not resident of this
State. it is ordered that he appear here within
one month after due publication of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his in terests
in this suit.
Copy-Teste. j. ]. HOBBS, Clerk.
R. l.. PARRISH, p.q mh3-4t
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His stock is fresh and desirable, and will be
sold at prices to suit the times mb3A2t
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
HORSES, CARR AGES. Sc.

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aAiSuESas ssez sHSaa J, 4HH HHH
,dS SSS SsS %ShIsS hSSS S
WITH @ i Khhaisr + fesf GahsIAGfs, GIt1h lYs aAksHss
AikS FAs kHfs AS SDaHsp HS rSSSksrH SSSks HESS4sED
At i SSEoSk IN THt ESsEsoooS At
fEHsf SEfwsES s'AsE sk5ApSAr W AsD SfSf sra S'f M 81
Handsome bav rrostns ',SSaa Gsaing kENTUcKY CHIEF
Isssa = Chief d% By
the Lexington when years old drawing two
seated wagon containing four mile in o after
driver and after weeks handling driven three
was purchased by owner and has been used as
family aud road horse until the present time which
doe.
.e"s Ss ss n be
by any horse in the city and swAsntsd sound
EleFsnt high bred trot.ing Mare LUCY FOWLER
cSnEn. ss.r brown Uy oia 5 hand.
high very boety built and has ns. cordy set o. limbs
Y. in 80 :ss s7, since which time she has gro ny
no nu ins very bottom Smd
endurance is safe for anybody to drive, and warranted
beautiful bsy trottins Gslains SURPRISE sired BY Aa
h na exception he the
horse living; has got flowing name aud tail and very
piis driven BY N. Goodwin three heat. in 2$s. 2:37
M for s Sh
pull shy gated and is for lady drive
H Fine srostns dsiaias ~ JOHNNY rELI sired BY Ethan
horses living and is perfect be driven ut speed
with slack rein is not afraid Of locomotive anything
gated and for family horse he is nvausbe; Surprise and
Johnny Pe have been driven together and mako very
High bred trotting Geding YELLOW JACKET. sired by
ys.n Dai: @ Y sSIs aSSsaa n
heats In "a 2o' and % ne Is renarkablo hns road
company has extraordinary good bottom pulls weight
WELL and very good pole horse and warranted sound
Verv handsome and stylish bay trottng geldng MAJOR
sired BY Ethan Gisn dam by oa NSha.h Known as the
four years old over Narrasanse Park to wagon in SO
Roaden after four weeks handling In 25 ana 3 and
pleasant stylish driver and extraordinarily gated Is
for ordinary driver and il warranted sound and
kind
the handsomest saddle and harness Horse in
this city throequarterS bred raised In virgina
old 15 hands hgh Is mahogany bay Is perfectly broken
under the saddle; has got all the different saddle Eaits
guided by motion does shy and safe under all
always used by ladies and children he
very stylish harness; will stand without tying tro
In minutes. and Is warranted sound and kind
S ons's OF one Extension top r.rt
full spring top Wagon leather top Park Phaeon
side no-toP Wagon: all by the best city makers
imported ladies' and Eenemens riding Saddles and Bri
d M xsS sTocK %At us f. BE SEEN AND DRIVEN
Will saow S sTocS HES XSD GIVE ALE DEsIEnD Sh2
'A' p'''''' rum OF ''''' BASfEr ME BrRpsALL,
JEROME sNkDIKER,
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I.2s5 BRoADwAY-
ADvERTISENKNES AND SALRS or PAPERS

ADvERTisEXESrs AND sALRs or PAPERS.
AsHsH1NSIs,'f As4Rono1T7,n riassS ras.as.s b.. col
sS4sb As Sfsd % and sd
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE Foa sALE-aD rAG4-lss
ssgs1SEss ssTys11SSEEssss 9sProsrySIrIEs- P.s.
cry RsxL EsTaTE FuE sAssn safsn COL
CLERKS AND Statesmen TIM PAcx-.4th col.
SSsSsS sSP rsss.A
COUNTRY BoAKD-2D PAcx-ad col.
Houses rs Er AND ux
EgR6fEXN srEaxsaIfs-7rs Pa Pacr-s,h and 9Th ool.
HSGGRsioNsrrihsS Wiss rhSfIss PsSn@s.h co.: col.
FlNANCIAL-9ra PAGE
RooSs And al TO
v,,p I,.;snI rAG9Nls' -. and d 20 coils
HEES M4STgP- -SETHIEs-7sn rAe.1sa and 4.h The coils
h6EsEs oAkkIAGAs SCisr rAeE"ad 1aa and 1s 50 co.'s
HH9TuEssp H9uEEs Eo6as Pasrss 40 rAsrad COL
INsTRUC CTIoN.lsr PAGE 9th col
5stk E5st ksb rtsss.s s' COL
ss1SHISksxHf5 s1sBEE KxS4EIsn s.es.a Faesasd col COL
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SEW ES'qHi FHubLIcArioSsMss ,s9 sS'' pAox-e.h COL
6esASs sSslss r4crsA COL
FssS SsSGE
7ru PACY-3d col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PACE-1st col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-2p PAGx-lst col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D fAcE-lst col.
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-is. COL
SALES AT AUCT1ON-lsT PAGR-4th COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAcE-1st, I'd
and Sd coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-7rn PAGE-4th col.
SPECIAL MOTTO CES-1sr PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS &C--1sr PACE-2d col
SUMNER RESORTS-2p PAGK-3d col
THE TRApEs-7rH PAcK-5th col.
TIE TURF-1sr PAcK-2D COL
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-lst col.
TRAvELLERS' GUlDE-71u PAGE-6th col
UNFURN!SHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PACR-2d col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-lsr PAGE-5th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-2p PAGE-3d col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-lOTH PAGR-6th col.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
POST OFFiCB NOTIC.,.
ISUfkUs-A..

I ONG's HOTEL. NEW BOND ST. AND CLIFFORD
IL srhs well known comfortable hotel Tor families and
gentlemen, the only In this central situation.
commcdous and iuxurionsly appointed smoking and
reading with large bay window andng
cheerful view OF this important and fashionable thorough
re yolr visit solicited should you not already have ae
choice Of hotel In the West End of London Under the
management Of w. L and Mra ChsmbsSA
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFEClAA NOV1CESs
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS
" KENTUCKY CASH bisTnsyrIox 81 II; COMPANY
% os r
li,i5e cash giits agsregstns ssoo'ooo
object of this enterprise to raise money for
tho gifts to Ss dissrSn,ed are no. mere proDeIty in
.nS :s@ hut ssss.
81 .s Ss sns,ss4 sndhsr e:
another Of $1,000 another q s. oIo q and So e on sss dswn
q Oppo.sunitis. Sstss offered & 70.
asa a. h Is and viii
be throughout BY some Of the foremost and most
most s,trscve scheme Of the kind ever before
the public
Price oftieksts.
sSo s ' tickets ssoo issss. ssco sS sfsss
Z. ". BARROW & CO.. Bankers,
General Eastern Agents. No ITO Broadway, New York
TAaER INpIEN-A LAXATIVE FRUIT sr. tozESoE sS 1Ia
psso i5s cas%s Haznk6 Cox YORK; m
$322OOO ssss sssliasd snsdA sy authority he
LEGISLATURE OF Wyoming to be drawn ut cheyenne wy
sssS & to {: in public
si"sle tickets s. each or 10 ticket: or sio
Prizes cashed Iniormstou furnished @ Orders hiisd
apply sG or pad sddrsss % EMoSy CO. Broker" 81 ra'E
sPORTIkG-DOGs. BIRDS. 80.
a Pool Room corner 2sth ct. and Broadway on all
ball games; each inning received By telegram rc,p,n
pools SOLD AT NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE
Haven; Athletic Boston, Boston, Chicago Louis
vlie at Louisville st. Louis Cncnnst At Ciucinnati
THE TURF.
4 -FLEETwo0D PARK. MoRRfsANfX. n. =.
Match race for sioo-Bsst in 5, to wagons.
John Cunningham names &. e. Wellington
H. II. Thompson names br. FASHION.
Also Sweepst axes for $780,
Running race-Best In 81 catch weights
John Murphy names b. 9; Bay Rum
Ralph Oge names b. x Fleetwood
George Odell names Bay Frank
Horses will be called A. 90 e'clSet = X precisely
A UCrIoN AND PRENCa POOLS SOLD DAY AND AND
the Saratoga running and Buffalo trots.
Full OF each heat and when decided Prompt
KELLY, BLISS CO.
A UCTION.-FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
"A sold this morning and evening Johnsons rooms,
Broadway and 2th tho 1T Saratoga the
ceved direct by ssss.pS orders by mail or messenger
will receive particular attention. T. B. JOHNSON
CARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION, NO. i239
- Broadway.-Aucton French and combination pools sold
will receive prompt attention. JOHN MORRIssEY co.
CEAvIEw PARK NEW .DORP STATEN ISLAND
- Saturday August 5. sweepstakes $2OOAsa Wi,ton's
Vau's e. Blind Boy BENZ. Wilson's b.. g. l. II. b. Same
day sweepstakes Sl5O-Asa Wilton's ch Charley Name,
+ Cranes +. &. st. George Wm- 0sagher's b. g. Tommy
Moore. r. LUBY.
rJ1ATrERsALLs WILL SELL AUCTION AND FRENCH
L Pools on Lulu against time this day
TArTERsALLs. 1.227 7BROADwAY.-AUCTION POOLS
i all races. ball matchsx &c Combin alton Books
and French Pool Tickets. 81.
The New York herald., 1876-08-03
HORSES. CARRIAGNb.
N ExEcUToRs' SALE.
"A WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
BY ORDER or THE EXECUTORS, THIS DAY,
THURSDAY. AUGuST = AZ IL O'CLOCK.

IN a!xtss sB
.sot$gSs M sz xSoH sR
sss.
nSs De ss
lug pull good in ah an rSssn nd pole horss
b: record &: s:s.
summer aud has had several tran:s offer handle him
country, and is warranted sound and kind
@ .s
Jupiter half s,srto May Bud pedigree this
live | Years old When .hs showed drive" By Dr. Ok
then and ha: been driven on road :nss
% s.S sna o s~s
% Wishing
and examine this nne young mAre she warranted sound.
ssssT..sd h.Sds~s S,s sh;,Yg:
spring sired Ethan Allen. dam BY Jupiter ra.sdey
sold Major Langdon. OF Boston upon showing 49,
Was ,rsnSd one season on Mys Park BY j.
purchased from Mr. L.ngdon BY owner about one
but used Exclusively for private road driving: us
she noted Bostoa q fastest road
track with aew days preparation and beat 2s5
no mistakes: pure gated pleasant and sure in company.
and warranted sound and Kind THIS mare Is valu,bs for
private road use has no superior.
high old bred by Colonel Clay In Kentucky and
purchased there at State Fair aud then brought
this city lie Is acknowledged by all who see hlu tine
built horse stands in this city of saddle
horses In this all and guides by
sired by Flying Cloud dam Mare: he
finely broken in all harness and mile In 10 with
and warranted sound and kind
Also an extra handsome fine style and amiablo young
blood bay Mare all biack points, long flowing and
tail 1874 hands high, old; sired by New Jersey,
dam by Toronto Chief; raised in Rockand county Mr.
Conger elegant gated, tyiish prompt aud fine be
driven by lady with safety fears nohing has
ted In public show better than so
and promises to make No trotter; tnis be
to be Appreciated Is kind
known the Conger Mare.
Also the handonest and best young chestnut pony
for ladies' in this city, IA hands high years old Is
perfect and picture; be driven ordinary
driver: sensible and well behaved: locomotive
bell anything esc stands without tying; elegant
under saddle either for lady gentleman vice.
trick. fault blcmsh; mile in 81,
ton, and warranted sound and kind
Also two elegant Brewster OF Bsoome st. side bar shifting
top Wagons nearly new with pole and shafts open
Wagon, by Waterman: one track Sulky. by Cahrcy:
skeleton Wagon by stiyers one Pony Phaeton. two
Comerfod Harness. equal to also English Saddle
and Bride also Blankets Robes Sheets. Whips Fly Nets.
dc Stock exhibition stable. where they be
and full particulars ascertaned The whole
the finest stock offered public auction sale
ELIZABETH HAMMOND Executrix
JOHN MORRISON Jr. Executor.