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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

Consumption q Hie Lung', Lirer Complaint,
Coaqbs, Coias, .9stima, Brono'dta, Cfoop,
Uh90ping Cough, Influenza, kIoarseaca,
SmtAingof Btood, DDied,g gfBna-
h,ng, Plins In he STE "
Breast, etc. eic. etc. ctc.
Z y presenting thil highly useful and r7l1ab'e
i medicine 10 public notice as remady ~
- Cohs1mptionr ahd Pulmonary diseasas % rshsf'
Of, Tire proprietor has been actaaied solely b t'e
great success attending is uso i1 bis oHn practice
and a desire 70 bsncf, the afflicted, ahd would
therefore wish particularly 70 impress upoa the
public mind that IL Is entirety different from the
nostrgn,s daily ushered in u notice By Boosting
qaacks, rs iinoi oily erssHaiee from Angular roy
sician. byl has also been yell tcsfed 90 III he
Complains lor Wbieh IL il recommended.
That It stands 20 tho hean Of other RENE
dies is nov universally conceded. II has cured
thousands Upon thous ls6s-of 30 classes 10 eases %
INC most Dangerously consBmpiise Character -
And physeians Of the greatest sruimaenco through
M on who,e rosairy uahesiiaunsly recommend
70 as the most powefigi curatiVc ri fmnonafy ais-
eaaes is Inc whole range oi Pharmacy. The sales
~ the Western States hare in5s ar been anpafa-
ellad and he osi gratifying proofs q 30 sacacy
have bees ftcsised fso8 EVER place where = has
ben iced. Fer sale u BicHNEi.L q To-
Aernts. Pegosi - p.
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Dalod ro!o.l, aIayslh la.j.


A L. r. HALLOWELL, has just
M opened fashionable Tailor
ing Establishment, at Potosi, one
door below the Potosi Hotel; where,
by giving prompt attention TO his BUSH
ness, and neat fits TO Customers, he
hopes TO secure a worthy patronage
from the Pubkic.-- 50 6m
Poiosi, Nov, 9th 1911.
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TT is the humblo opinion Of The undersigned,
Il that Peter NAPLES is not in possession of the
requisite authority to either sell or rent the mill
and site formerly occupied by
6 A. E. HOUGH.
rotosi, May 10, 1915. 1921
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~ an ,ohons IL mug concern,
RToTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
IN Commissioners appointed By an ae1 81 tic
Legislative Assembly Of tho Territory o. Miscoh-
sin, approved February lslh, I6li, entitled :. An
sact q, provide for carrying mao effect an net Of
'sCongress entitled An net granting section 81
land for TIE improvement OF GRAFT River at The,
town Of Potlsi Wisconsin Territory approved
+" June 18th, ls4l,u have compleud nc sorycy u
the eaid section ~ land SO erhniollg the said acl
Of Congress, AID that they viii ce'dmonee the ex.
animation Of claina 10 presumption rights 70 lots
upon soid section, according tothe provisions Of
said act 81 Congress and efthc said act 81 tho said
Legislative assembly, Oh Monday The ninla day Of
Jane nexi, Al the said top1 q PoWsi, at which
dme and place al persons having claims to pre-
emptoa Fights 10 lots on sad section win appear
and establish The ,taa By legal eyidgoeo.
NELSON DEWEY,
JAMES r. FREEMAN
HENRY T.. MASSEY,
Commissioners.
Dated rolosl, Mayeh i3fj. 9-lt
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Among the passengers in The Hiber-
MIA, was Mir. Rives, of Virginia, late
Secretary OF Legation at London
which appointment he has resigned.
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Stray.

EtOME 10 tho subscribers half mile north OF
Z \ FaiJpay on the 2ist inst one 5 year old red
and White Cow, having considerable red about the
shoulders, with calf about2 weeks old said Cow
is about the mddlng size, the owner is requested
to cali prove property pay charges and take her
AWAY. HIRAM LAME.
May 9th. lsl5.
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TAILORING! TAILORING!!

YHVlilG subscriber would respectfully announce
Il to the public that he has opened a shop, and
permanently established himself at Lancaster
Having acquired n thorough knowledge of his bu-
sness in one Of the fashionable towns Of The East,
he feels prepared TO recommend himself 10 the
community as an accomplished and finished wolk-
man.
His terms are reasonable, and most kinds of
country produce taken in payment for work.
Or Cutting done to any order and upon the
shonostnotice A. CROSBY.
November 10, 1913 80 Il
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
Dr.. CRIGHTON.

H3Dte8N9 10 32lslZz sltDlLSA1IY,
Moss teslteils'ly iaid,ms ne eilixons ofPosasi ~
,hs pall.e 10 general, that he has located bimss
ID Folosi, IS. =. and offers SIS professional y
,ire 81 these who aisg faros him win theif uai
tniagc, aHl hllters himself thaths is compsten
o. cHs any disease That is withia iie feacA 3
Maa.eias. lis Medicines ags peculiarly ca
r,lateA fof ira eare 81 Liver Complaints, Dispo.
sia. Fever aud Asue, afaetiaas Of ne Lungs a, +.
kldasys, I" eaAu6ss offhe s;aa pch, Gsner- &
tHiig ~ fcmaless 81. Qaec opposite asesss
IL cuorfhy's st9se
Pn.osi, ". y, Aug 81, 1871.
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For Sale.

EETINDOW Glass--Superior warented sound,
w for sale low by BICKNELL & Go.
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} Valuable Land Tor, sale.

TEyIIE Subscriber Being DESTROYS Of disposins Of
Z Us Lands in Wisconsie, offsrs for sale ,he
olsaFins valuable Lands u Ggaes county. viz:
sEF.0f sE.gsRl Section ., town range 4.
r.tW 3ef,N EAU
q E2of N W9}(c ~
w of n E Il ''0" '''o''a = range .
"a N w 4 and
Il w i.oi 2 Is t.Ss 'o~n . eS'ee =
e / Of Section ~, town 3, range 6,
Tile above lands we've selected a an early day,
and are considered amoag the best entries in their
respective neighboFhood-bul it is unnecessary TO
speak ofthen, as those DESTROYS of Purchasing will
see for themselves. The above Lands win be sold
for cash, upon credit, OIL the following terms
one-thiid cash in hand, anil the remainder in two
equal annual insialnsnts, with a-mortgage on the
premises to secure the payment orthe the same.
For further particulars, enquire Of ORRis Nc
GARTNEY Esquire, near Gas5ville, Grant county,
". T, nNa JOSEPH l02NER.
May 22d, 1875. Ia
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DIR. cOWLEs.

Having heated at fnncaet, respectfully offers NJ.
services to the citizens Of this visee and Vicinity
10 ~ he branches Of his procession. Oaieo 81
NJ inuili's Hotel 35 ly
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The French Courier of New York
states that Messrs. Bachananand Ban
croft are jointly preparing an elabQr-
ate defence Of the American claim TO
Oregon. Ifthis Information be correct,
the document will be locked for with
a good deal of interest. ,Sevays} ,a
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IL esuEar stage Lime

FROM rLArrEvILLE 70 cAssvIn.r, VIA. LANCASTER
AND aDwARpsyilLg. m a
an HE subscriber respectfully informs the nphli
~ that he has contacted to carry the nail be-
lweenthe above points and that he has made
.ople arrangements iarlhe accommodaten ofthe
Travelling pnblie. sf
The stage will leave Planeyille for Lancaster
,9ery Monday, "Wednesday and Fridayai o'clock
z. NJ, where Ii viii connect with the Stage from
Prairio.du CHEN.
WIN leave Lancaster FOR Cassvjlle, passing Ed.
wardsviile, every Saturday moinag. Cassyille
70, Platleylle, via Edwardsyils and Laneactcr
every Sunday moraiag.
Milllsaye Lancaster for Platcyillo every SundaE
at o'clock P. NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 70'cloek A. NJ, where twill
connect wrh the Saa from Galena, also the
S''S' '''''' IT. MESsMoGE.
Lancaster, Nav Is, 1914.
i'enilofy 81 Wisconsin, Dis,rct Cont ofthe On
Comfy IL Grant, 81 ted States, To Sep.
.embar Form, A. u. loti
Mary Peek, Cemplainaa,l n choocev for
Robert pecs b,eaaani, Divorce
TDuBLIC noiire il hereby given to said De-
a PENDANT, Robert Peck, that the petition Tor d.
eogce from The bonds Of mauimoay Of the said
ORHlalhNtg NttN AiN3 W Wv oitANN w bi0 VIVA
Of tho District Court Of the ulted States, Within
aud Zoe said County, il the Territory aforesaid, on
The 5th day Of May, 4, y. 1915, togetacr VITA
the following order Of Inc Ton. CIAeRLts Dunn,
Iudgc Of the first Judicial District IN aud ior said
Territory, including sattcounty ottirpnt, made on
the 23th day OF Mareh, 4, u, 1885,, 10 vii: Il
is helUhy ordered ahd directed, that The Petition
III, Mary Peek, give notice & tho ltesn1ndeat,
Robert Peek, Of The pending Of tho within petit
ton for Eiyorce, ia tho District Copu Of Grant
county, on tha fret day Of the nest term ,horeoftp
30 holden at the Court hohsv ia Lancaster, on the
fourth Monday efSeptombel next, when aasi where
to may appaal and plead, nn9weg ordempr- ether
/ by personal, or BY publication IN tho Wisconsin
/ IIfpAln, a newspapers printed at IansasteF ~
\ GIANT county, w. r., for four Successive weeks.
before said DAY ofhesring l., y. Su2Aprn, tfk.
d. G., G. G., ~ r..
/ Dated Clicks Office, Lancaster, May l3,is4b
/ Ia HUT, Sol'r for Compl't ID II
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EsfacI6sEsliGTaisa@.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs tho public,
4 that he carries on the above business in all lie
various blaaches An kinds Of country produce
taken in exchange for work. GEORGE PIKE.
Ptairiv du CHEN, November 7, 1914.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

sgEx1cAN SILK.-Sp cimens Of Asacr
;.,o Six, have been eAhibiledia PhiF
,Jrlphia, by Mr.. John Gill, OF
Mount NJ Pleasant, Glib. which are high
" credible 10 Americsh ingenuity and
;o35usiry. His manufaciory employs
fiIv hands-and the styles Of fabrics
ssnt out, are for their respective prices
f,llv equal, if not superior togthc for
sion goods Of corresponding prices.T
'rbe silk busincss,' onaccountso OF the
Interference of speculation, had q most
disastrous beginning in This country; but
such perseverance and Industry as
have heen shown in this case under
notice, prove, that little more than a
mere something can be made of it.
The beautiful articles to whichwe have
referred, are trusiy prophets thatuthe
silk business will one day form a great
and leading interests IN this country.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

Among the passengers who arrived
in the Ilibernia, was Mr., Healy, the
Young American artist. He is COM
missioned by ouis Philippe 10. take for
him the portraits Of General Jackson,
John @. Adams, Daniel Webster.
Henry Clay, and some other diStin-
gushed Americans. ~ 81
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yamlsh, Nhiieaa !.
3 brushes. f,f saieby
DiCkNELL L Co.
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CYRUS k. LORD,

ApT0RNE" An COUNSELLOR At T,A ~,
poroeI, w. 7.
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FEYHE subscribers have increased their fprme
4 stock by late arrivals, to very extensive
and complete assortment of Fall and Winter
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-30
NUMBER SIX.
n. P. WILLIS.

My DEAR MoRRIs You may re-
member that some months since ] be-
came enamored of book called "Pro-
verbal Philosophy"-quoting from If
in almost every article | wrote for the
Mirror. and at last naming the author,
and commencing it to our readers as a
treasure of sweet wisdom most curious
ly overlooked. The measure in which
II was written was that of the Proverbs
of Solomon, and it had all the we'll
chiselled finish and complete truthful
ness of q collection Of time-woSn say.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-08-30

PouDRRrTE.-There is much in name: aud
some things there are. that require new names
nearly as often as collier requires clean shirt.
When the name of : disagreeable obiec. grows
soiled by association. we change j, as often as
the scanty wardrobe of English synonymes will
allow. and then we borrow for il French
dress. The grossest ideas cloihe themselves
in decent attire, for The public eye, as instinct.
lively as cripple "Puis his hes, fOos foremost
in society. With these remarks on the out
landish word a, the head of this paragraph, Of
which the true definition is unknown to thou.
sands Of intelligent readers, we quote the fol-
lowing as hins to farmers, from that valuable
work " The Farmers Library -
"Upon the Continent, in the vicinity
of many large towns, where more faces
are produced than can be employed as
manure in the immediate neighborhood,
means are employed to reduce them in
to the least possible bulk, and to make
them perfectly dry and portable, in or
der to facilitate their carriage to more
distant ports, and to render them less
offensive. For this purpose, the excre-
ments are removed from the recepta-
cles appropriated to them in the houses,
and placed in deep pits, where they
undergo the process of putrefaction.
and finally become perfectly dry. and
are then sold as manure; or another
process is had recourse to--the cxcre-
ments, whilst still moist. are mixed with
quick, lime, and spread out in layers to
dry. The latter is the more speedy
method Of accomplishing the purpose.
The dry and inodorous mass thus pro-
dlced is called Poudrette.
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Somebody says some men think they
are sober because they foreswear ar
dent spirits. Many people get fud-
died with love, more get drunk with
vanity, while passion trips up one s
heels and transforms him into beast.
Reason is your only tee-totaller.
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0H~The power of kindness, il

QT The power OF Kindness, IN
schoolteaching, is beautifully illustra-
ted in the following anecdote, which
we extract from the answer of Hon.
Horace Mann TO the Rejoinder Of the
Masters. ain town not thirty miles
from Boston, young lady, who aim
ed at the high standard Of governing
without force, and had determined to
live or die by her faith, went into
school which was far below the aver
age, 10 point Of good order. Such were
the gentlcncss and sweetness of man
ners, aud intercourse with her pupils,
that for few days, there was nothing
but harmony. Soon, however, some
of the older pupils began to fall back
into their former habits Of inattention
and mischief This relapse met with
tender yet earnest remonstrapccs, and
by an increased manifestation Of inter
est in them. But il was soon whisper
cd among the transgressors that she
would not punish, and this added ut
once to their confidence, and numbers.
The obedient were seduced into dis
obedience, and the whole school SEEM
cd rapidly resolving into anarchy
Near the close Of one forenoon, when
this state Of things was approaching
crisis, the teacher suspended the regu-
lar exercises Of the school and made
an appeal, individually, TO crinsubor-
dinatc pupils. But finding no hope
giving response from their looks or
words, she returned TO her seat, and
bowed her head. and wept bitterly
When her paroyysm ofgrief had sub
sided, she dismissed the school for the
morning. After intermission she re-
turned, resolving on one more effort,
but anticipating, should thai fail, the
alternative of abandoning the school,
She found the pupils in their seats.--
Taking her own, she paused for a mo-
mcnt, TO gain strength for her final APP
peal. AT this juncture Of indescriba-
bic pain, several Of the ring-leadcrs
rose from their seats and approaced her.
They said to her that they appeared on
account of the school, and particular
ly on their own, to ask pardon for what
they had done, TO express their sorrow
for the pain they had caused her, and
10 promise, in behalf Of all, that her
wishes should thereafter be cordially
obcyed. Her genuine sorrow had
touched n spot in their hearts no blows
sould ever reach; and. from that hour,
the school went on with degree Of
intellectual improvement never known
before; and like the sweet accord of
music, when every instrument has been
tuned by masters hand, no iarring
note ever afterwards arose TO mar its
perfect harmony. "-[National Pilot.
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or 1t is an error to suppose that be-
cause man smiles on you he isyouT
friend, or because he covets your soci'
cts that he cares fig about you; smiles
and professions are the cheapest thing
in the market except patriotism.
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"Nancy, said a girl to her comPan-
ion, (which railroad train do you like
best;"
"That one, replied Nancy, switch
furnishes a spark catcher"
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After a marriage in Connecticut,
the Bridegroom took the parson aside
very mysteriously, and whispered TO
him "can't you take the pay out in Ia
tcr.:"
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1D"Friendship" is defined TO be-
intimacy with a man who has plenty Of
money, and spends it freely.
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Hope is like rock in hot climate
the shadow is worth moro than the
substance.
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"Whv am dc steamer Charter Oak
like fashionable novel-ha Gumbol"
"WelI, beeazs she's had great
run"
"Dat's berry good but faint IT,"
"Well den, gibs dat up"
ats bccazc she's from de Pen OBJ
Scot"
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For the Wisconsin Herald.
LINES TO MARTHA NJ. b.
IAeED ABOUT FOUR YEARS.
BY NJ. ST. MAR.
Bright as the nom
or life opening before thee;
o, may its noon
Unclouded shine Ger theei
Its eve be blest
With The HOPE Of eternal rest.
Joy 10 thy hours
AS they float gaily along,
Sunshine and flowers,
With beauty and song:
Nor care nor grief
Change the brightness of leaf.
Thy dream of life.
Be like polished mirror;
No storm of strife,
Ruffle its surface ever:
Calm as a sea,
The beating of thy life pulse be.
Like summers day.
Thy life draw to its close'
Like twilighl's ray,
Sink 10 thy long repose:
And may thy rest
Be anchored on the Savior's breast.
PArcH GROVE, Aug. 81, 1915.
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Punch describes fit OF fever and n
que as a "personal earthquake"
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This must be looked inlo," as the
lady said TO the looking glass.
The New York herald., 1845-05-27
To Ole Bull.

IT'S thine, great master of the bow,
with magic skin thine art to show
NO heart but owns thy sweetest tones
Descended from the spheres,
Above this vale of tears;
Such then thy mien
Upon the scene
So calm, serene, thy placid brow,
A demi-angel seemest thou
Again, amid the Carnival,
The market place-the nobles' hall =
The dancers float to joyous note,
While folly gibes and jeers
Pale melancholy's fears
Thou seem'st ween,
Upon the scene,
His sable majesty, Old Nick,
With Paganini's fiddlestick
But when, dear Bull, again,
That sweet and plaintive strain,
"Thc Mothers Prayer"
Floats on the air,
Thou seem'st to me no other than
A kind and gentle hearted man.
The New York herald., 1845-05-27
Circuit Court.


MAY 26.-Randoiph j. Kinney .7ndrew Winter
This action to S340 which il was alleged
deposited by plaintiff indemnity the defendant,
to bail for him. II appeared that in lsa0 Kinney
contractor the New York and Erie Railroad, and con-
tracted debt with James A. Wanmaker residing at
Ramass, N j. the line OF railroad for necessarcs
&C., supplied. The debt it appeared, not paid,
and the contractor issued writ when plaintiff was ar
rested and in lieu of bail deposited the above sum with
defendant to enable him to Having settled the
case on Sunday, defendant refuses TO pay back the
money, on the ground of its being Illegal The case
stands adjourned over till Thursday next
The New York herald., 1845-05-27
Court Of over and Termincr,

MAY 26-John M. Jones, lately found guilty the
murder of William Livingston the 18th August ls44
was placed at the bar to receive his sentence.
CoURT.-Jones, you have been indicted for the murder
of afellowcreature and found guilty upon the evidence
by jury of having taken the life Of fellow creature.
This has been brought upon yon in consequence of
your evil habits OF intoxcaton The jury, however,
have found you guilty of mansaughter in the second
degree. Our duty, in awarding the judgment of the
law is to sentence you to four confinement in tho
State prison.
Sentence Of Kleim.-Ruic Of CourL-Upon the hearing
of the trial in this the prisoner has been acquitted
on the ground Of insanity 1t is therefore, ordered that
the prisoner be sent to the unac asylum, until he be
discharged according TO law.
The New York herald., 1845-05-27
CounnnOn Pleas.
Before Judge DAILY.

-.
MAY 26-The People, rel. Hiram Vaiworth, Clerk
of Co,,rf of Chancep Of NeW York First Circuit
John assdeH George b. Thorpe and .apheus Sherman,
s,yriror of George Wiison,-Ths action brought
TO recover the amount of a Masters bond which it
alleged forfeited in consequence of the non.pay
ment of certain sum of money into Court. The bonds
were executed for $4,000. The defence set up was
was accepted; upon which plaintiff rcjoincd that said
check not honored-no money being given upon IT.
Verdict for plaintiff, Sl3a7 damages and 6cens costs
The New York herald., 1845-05-27
FASHION AND PEYTONA AGAIN.

PHILADELPHIA AND CAMDEN RACES will con-
mence on the Camden Course, NJ.
TUESDAY, 27th May, and continue three days.
Tuesday May 9th, Plate Race $500 three mile heats four
year olds and upwards 0i lbs Entrance 10
Same day purse $780, mile heats per added
Wednesday, 2sth $780, $500 second horse four
mile heats.
Same day, 500; 10 per cent addedmle
heats.
Thursday $780, $50 second horsetwo mile heats
Same day, $500 SO0 second horsehree mile heats
On the four mile day. without accident happens
Fashion Peytona they will contend for the Of
$1,000 four mile heats and the championship Of the turf
The following stables will be IN attendance Mr. Laird with
Fashion, Stanley Eclipse, Psiawan &C. Mr. Kirkman with
Peyona Janneteau Launah &c. Mr. Hare with Patsy An
thsny and three others Mr. Ten Brock with Maria Peytop
two Others Mr. Van Mater has four Mr. Lloyd three and Mr.
Conovsr Dunyegsn and Livingston Mr. Shawtwo Mr.. Town
Peyton II. Johnson the Colonel, Victor, &c.
All horses running in the Plate Race will be permitted to start
in any other .
be madse sch o'clock and deposited in the
box at the Judges stand with the entrance money. .
In the of bad weather the will be postponed until
the first fair day.
In all cases make race. M
Should second horse the winner receive
but $3.50, 500 and $500.
The purses will be hung up in god;
JOSEPH H. HELLINGS for the proprietors,
my 20 9t*nc u. s. Hotel Philadelphia.