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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

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MISSES COwDEN & BARKER,
~ WOULD respectfully invite the attention of ~.
81 the Ladies OF Evansville ana vicinity, to Ti
~ lar~e end beautiful selection OF S y KIN G. ~
NJ LIVERY that they have Just receive from New
York. and surpassed in this ely for variety. style
and beauy. Those in want Of handsome cheap bonnets,
Main street, between Water and First streets. east
side. where every endeavor will be made TO please the
most fastidous taste.
g .. ALMON Ds:- bags landing from steamer
apI S. Z. GILBERT & CO.
SOMEWHERE on Main or second Streets lady's
~ Gold Dress Pin, In the form Of Lilly. with white
SET The finder will be suitably rewarded BY leaving the
same at this office. mh30
GM LAST Sunday a SILVER LAPINE WATCH
E-I.h was lost. The owner says he "would be id
G.s,3 glad to have left at this oic - and would
bssu..s pay reasonable reward. Bring It along.
mh29t
CoLBURN & HERsHBkkGER have just received.
~ and have now open \ large and elegant assortment
of the fabrics and latest patterns both for ladies'
aud gcntlemens wear which they would be very happy
70 show their friends and customers who may them
with call. ALSO-A large assortment OF Staple and
House Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Damasks, Muslin
Curtains, Linens Cornices Curtain Pins. Linen Sheet
selves So ' c Col U HERsHBRKG X
mh3l former Main and Water sts.
CEMENT.
IN BARRELS for sale by
w mh3ld&w SAMUEL ORR.
pARAsOLs AND FANS.-A large and elegan
l. assortment Just received at
mli3i CoLBUkN & HERsHBERGER's.
4. mBaOlDERsES. EDGINGS. AND IN.
' sERTioNs.-A mixed assortment of Jaconet and
ST %s 'h' 's"'; cJI .iiSfR;s HERsHBrRGrRs
(tOLL ms AND IN UEWsLEE, ES.-A
large variety Of Laceand Muslin Of latest styles
for sale low at
mhal ooLBURN HEksHBERGERs.
DAREGES. TISSUES q GRENADINES.
- large assortment of Plain and Fancy, Of the
mh3i coLBURN & HERsHBERGER's.
WHITE GRAPE SIAWLs.-A large 10,
| w plain and embroidered, for sale low. at
mh3i CoLBURN & tERsHBERGER'S.
REnaGE DE- LANES. l. WINS AND
II pRiNTs.-A large assortment just received at
mh3l CoLBURN & HERsHBEkGER's.
SUPERInR KID GaOvEs-Genrs and La
y dies white and colored Kid Gloves, Of all Sizes and
OF the best quality, Just received az
| lust RECEIVED, 500 lbs more OF them rich Sage
- Cheese, direct from the Western Reserve and for
sale az COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
M 20. 6bls Prime Plantation, Burnett's COoperage;
| IS do Sugar House; ~, -
| 40 do Reboiled; N ft.-t
40 do Sirop Batture; - .-a
IS do half bbls Sugar House and Plantation;
All in prime shipping order, and for 8 lie by
mhs5 FOSTERS q BROWN.
| COFFsE-
~ 2u0 Bags Prime Rio;
| 30 do Java;
Is do Marrilia. for sale by
mh29 FOSTERS & BROWN.
COUGAR -
/ - 125 hhds fair to prime n. o.;
/ % bbls st James Small Loaf
4 ~ co Coverings Crushe.l and Powdered: sale
by mh29 FOSTERS & BROWN.
| CROCRRIEs
III very large assortment will be sold low at whole
| ale by NH FOSTERS 81 BROWN.
HOPKINS & READ have ia store fine stock Of
IL Looking Glasses, Carpets. Straw Ma.iings. and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

HOPKINS & READ will open in a few days large
and choice stock Of Wall Paper, OF the latest pat
erns and will sell them at wholesale or retail at Eastern
prices. To all who in Of this article will
make il object for them TO examine our stock before
making their purchases. mh30
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

.s-.1 LOST! u
SOMEWHERE on Main second streets, lady
~ Gold Dress Pin, In the form of Lilly. with whit
set The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving tn
same Ut this office. mh3O
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11
SMUT MACHINE PORTABLE.

NEW ARRIVAL OF SP21NG AND
SUMMER GOODS.
ME undersigned have just receiv ed and opening
Il now at tsii store Water Ct near cornee Of
Main, very large aud handsome stock of spring Goods
as: -l-.
90 cases Fancy Prints, of the lates style;
10 do French Lawns.
2 do Barege de LANES;
do Fancy Popplins
do bleacned Muslins; h.
do Rips as aud French Cotonades.
Also large assortment OF SWISS Musins Jaconets
black and Fancy Silks Parsges. Elm broideries Swiss
and Jaconet Edgings and Ins rings, Tire aud Cot
ton Laces, Ribbons, Boin,ts. bro and bleaehed
bleelo,hs, res, Hosirres and good many other
things too numerous 10 mention.
tti ALSO:
fine stock Of ready mad Gentlemen's and Boss'
Clothing Hats, Caps. &c. &c. We are now prepared
to supply all calls either Wholesale retail cheaper
rate than ever before. Call and examine the Goops
We have just received they are rthy Of examna-
ton. mhs6 If WM. L0EWENTHAL * CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

COATING a few cases Of Coating. Jeat.s and Satti
heis, such superiine Gold mixed weeds, waive
shaded do. Cadet Kentucky Jeans. Blue and Gold
Gamble no. Cadet satthets, green drab, corr
and brown coiored do Plaid chai geaDle Cotton Cass
mcrs Printed Drille- assorted low priced Twesds DC
J ust received per steamer. and for sale b.
marI5 MORGAN. KEEN IL PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MsKING!!
NIESSRS. SATERLEE & Dt'GARMO have now on
lNl hand good assortment Of and two hsrse Car
rages Rockaways and Buggies. manufactured a, their
own shop after III. most approved and modern styles
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers eth ia
quality or price. They have an experienced Carriage
Blac. smith who does the Iron work In syle not 10
be exeelled. n APPLY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

CoFAS--Just received and for sale at our Furnitdr
ians9 wooLsEY e. NELSON.
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ATTEN IION!I

THE firm Of B, ford & Finch. by mutual consent is
Il this day dissolved. Those knowing themselves in
debed will please call and settle the old stand
where either Of he firm may be found ready to wait on
their friends, either professionally 'r financially.
mhcQ-Im
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11
COFFEE HOUSE AND RES rARAUr.

= CHIRTINGS; Just received 10 Bales heavy We. trn
: - for sale by MORGAN, KkEN.dk PBESTON.
,ar1o
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

suo LOST!
IM LAST Sunday a SILVER LAPINE WATCH
9Th was lost. The says he "would be id
G.sA glad TO have lift ut this ofic :" and would
bss.u.s pay n reasonable reward. Bring along.
mh29t'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

THAT'S A few cases of lie ghorn, Hats of qrsl
lilies ard sty les AID hossut soft Fur Hats, AID
Mag,a r Wool Hats, Just received and for sale by
marI5 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

CyHEETINGS; 10 Bales Heavy a. Heavy Brown Sheet
tngs, just received per steamer Forrest Rose and
for sale by MORGAN, KEEN q PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11
PLANK RAAn NOTICEi

L sT RECEIVED and for sale, large 10; OF Loo
u glass Plate W0OLSEY q NELSo
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AUCTION.

C>HAIRs--Just received and for sale low at Fur
~ niture rooms on Water street, 81 dozen wood-seat
ianIS WOOLSEY & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

TJST reed splendid LOT OF SAGE and PLAIN CHKEs
y direct Il ON the Western Reserve and for sale at
mh!2 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

@ =. ALMON DS.-5 bags landing from steame
apI S. Z. GILBERT & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-11

~LARK'S Commentaries, latest edition; British FL
II quence by Goodrich: Napoleon Dynasty; Losing
Fl Id book If the Revolution Ranletts Architect, vol
aon piete: Dickens ristas Tales Castle Avon; tia
ewart and other late works. Also-School Book
nd tatonary In quantity. For sale by
ma 2 RATHBONE & WHEELER.
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CITY I7lENS.
ENTERTAINMENTS, &c, THIS EVENING.

ENTERTAINMENTS, &C. THIS EVENING
Exstr1oE OF TIE INDUSTRY OF ALL NArIoSsC sa PsSte
Mss BosTw cKs CONCERT. Nitios Saloon.
BLFsK HOUSE and a VIII and WAY" a. NalacRs
PAsIs AND LoNDoS The YOang Actress" at Burons
Tar TLDER BKoTHER and M4frmoDy,n Al tae BroaiSas
M.ss.kIEtLo BY the Optrs Company a Niblos
IRisH and High Life Below stairs az alacks
S.yIccK The Lawversr aud To Parents" az Bur0n's
pfcp,RD III. end Ny Young WIFE, IT the Broadway
from Mrs Sfoge's book the Naons
TYR aud various entertaining Plays az bsno.
HoUsgC hinesr Building No 80 broadway
Voop's Ethiopian Deiipeatons III Broetvay
CuRrsrys OFERs HoUEEhopian Dns atoms ~ Broadway
FRAScoss Performances afternoon and evening
W,HTycToH afternoon snd evening"
De soTo discovering the Mississippi Academy OF Design
FRASKEEsTE PANORAMA NIAGARA FALLS Hope Chapel
BASvARDs GEoRAaA EGYPT AND Holy LAsD16 Broadway
THE GALLERY CHRISTIAN ART-So 3fj Broadway.
GatLgRy ASrIeUIr EsSsnyvesant ins;itata
scNoa RLiIZ-yentroquism and MARcalNo Ga Broad~ss
err ExHiB Seven Mile NrrOr-SS brOsd"ay
FlEMLRS CLUB Anne IicAn Institute, ~ noon.
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TPE WINE HARVEST ~ MlssouRI.-The Hermann Mo
UochenlqH speaks OF the Wine harvest in that quarter as
being oil that tie ou;ivators coud ask No estimate has
yet been made Of the qua2ty made but it is already clear
thai it is large In vineyards the grapes have rponed
sowly and thus required great amount OF labor in the
gathering in others, almost oil at once bit in both cases
the fruit has been Of extra quality Most Of the farmers
in that negbborhood now devote two to Wine,
and nd The profits about equal 10 those Of the of their
ferns The quality of the Vino this year is excellent
though whether It viii equal that Of 1919 which was
extraordinary seems to be doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01
ANNIVERSARY OF THE MOUTHS MISSIONARY
ASSOCIATION

The feenih Anniversary Of the Youths Missionary As
sociston Of the Slangst. Chures was held Sunday
evening at the above named Church which there was
large attendance.
Tie services were opened by praytg and singing after
which the annual report read blythe Corresponding
Seeretary from which the following was extracted
With much in the history Of the past y,ar to make
grateful and hopeful in the uniformity that has attended
our interests and the that has crowd our humble
laios We would rene ber obligations Tor all the gym
pathy ard aid conferred upon Us. Not alone have We
io.d and labored and in the harvest time bright sickles
CLEANED with our own in the waving heids' an he4hS
hands bound up the golden sheayos ..-,,.
While the records Of the past present 10 sr king
variety Of sisrtling incident there have been lew
changes which como appropriately under our neace
on this occasion. Among the more prominent 81
Of these is connection Missionary See!ey
with the labOrs Of the Rev. Edward Brown. at wan
tona Wisconsin, ia new station.l in place Of the Rev:
j G. Whitney Who is successfully preaching the gospel
st Silly alter. Our President with whom We commenced
the year earnestly and hopefully We most
reluctantly 10 resign but as his mantle Of Office has fallen
upon one who will wrap s folds about him IN earnest and
eheon service can only rejoice IN the double portion
Of good tAings assigned US ,...,,
1hs7e have been change ~ oa' Association i'eS
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PHILADELPHIA.
and


Co,respondeuoe Of The N Tribune, ~. ., ,s.,
On Friday night last an attempt wac made 70 burn Inc
HInve simmer The flames were timely dscoyeredby
wrtckman and extngushed
Mr. Henry G. Leisenring, popular member OF me
ors Of philadelphia reporters has been added to the
Cofero,s eeon of Aids The rank Of Colonel has also
been bestowed upon him.
Lent Wetkin- of the Marshas Police, has been pros
eeu;ed bc re Alderman Mitchell by acoored person who
charges h with having committed assault and battery
upon lis person II appears the coortd man, win Two
cdored females purchased tickets and entered the FRANK
lin Institute Exhibition few evenings since. Lieut. W AZ
kns who was present az officer, was called upon by
two of the managers of the Institate who desired hm 10
,orbed he man upon the shoulder and hence the prose
cuton David Paul Brown, ESD is employed as counsel
for the prosecution .
Clear and pleasant weather is with Us to day
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RAliRoAp L4WSUIr Ar ROCHESTER,

Corespondsnee Of The N Y. Tribune.
ROCHESTER, Saturday OF % 1853.
IN important case has just beon tried in The Circuit
Coui, bcoro Judge Wells and o very intelligent Jury
which has been long looked for The trial occupied about
tlrco days The Railroad Company for several yr1r5 has
been gradually sing upon Whit called here BroTH
Recc-bui the expense of tho mors for tho purpose OF
drpwng such water they want TO use from The nesee
River by Ibis two thirds Of the Touring mills OF near
" So are kept Consistently supplied during the ong sea
SON unless when the State steals the water from thom to
supply the Canal SO that hoats carry oil the honr OF the
Weston States 40 wo as our own The State y pat Oh
paying the damages for years but he railroad monopoly
have rendered this half the lime, particularly in high
food so very dangerous 10 the mills below thai several
of them have been injured and property destroyed The
fret case went to the Jury last night al O oeo They
came into Court this morning with sealed verdict Of 1925
being for wheat fo bands expenses losses and interest
all that was claimed-whcb verdict pSs.ecty just
and proper.
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NEW PUBLIC1T IONS
TIE NOVEWBER MAGAZLNES.

HARPER.
Tie opcnipg article in this number by Mr. EwBAEK the
late Commissioner Of PATENT fresh and graphic de-
scritou of vs 10 Rio de Janeirc with cop0us personal
reninscen of life in the land OF the cocoa and pam
The information which it presents is in great measure
novel especially with regard TO the domestic customs and
,leious ceremonies Of the old Catholic city which ne ex
r'orcd with remarkably observant eye. Wh The SPIRITED
cncravrgs which proiusoy Illustrate the narrative OF MI
Ewbank the reader almost transported into the midst Of
.re scenes which ore wildly reproduced and receives an
pr, son Of reality which could scarcely be surpassed ny
actual observation The same remarks apply 10 the next
article on The Sugar Rec ION OF Louisiana IN when pen
and pencil Vie with each other in presenting naiara pc
ture Of Louisiana Sugar Plantation The remaining nus
traod articles are Ibis Shooting in Louisiana anu Tue
continuation of Abbotts NAPOLEON. giving the history Oh
the Divorce A paper The Plague in Ne''oIlf ans
rresens series Of thrilling sketches Of the late trgnuu
pesence in that city Three chapter OF Tia keray new
serial novel The Newcomos promise feast Tor seVeru
months The Woman Rights question Is hand d IN the
doubledsed conserV alive spirit which usually marks me
Editors Table while the Easy Chair of the same per
opace gives succession of eIql site paragraphs appopri
nte TO the season and written in style Of uncommon det
cscy and grace This depsrtmen, Of the Magazine ha'
never been fIcd more satisfactorily than II present
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PUTNAM.

In this number the lee de resistance Is e review Of
william Hsrn;lions Works" evidently by writer VINO
combines aremcrksbIe talent for metaphysical anayss""
faculty Of precise and lucid expression on absra thees
70 which we rarely find para lei in the English language
The defects in Sir Williams heory OF Perception are e2
pcsed with mastery acuteress ahordDg ample food 'r re
fiction to the philosophical husasfs who are disposed 70
welcome the sturdy Scotch professor the last aVatar OF
the genius Of speculation We shall be impatient to reaa
tie criticism on Hamtons the ny of Cau-aon OF when
We have The promise from the same hand An article on
The Pacific Railroad presents highly rhetorical STATE
psu Of arguments against the und rtakng Of thar enter
prise by tie General Government Coliers CJ'FscuonS
Of shskpore arc again discussed in an essay pointing oai
lose which nav be deemed worthy of acceptance on SOUND
critical principles An admirable paper i devoted 10 Inc
Anerican Ideal Woman and another 70 the Charaiers N
Beek Houo Of the lighter articles, \ aoosehea4 Jour
nal is redo,nt Of the pine woods OF Name AID Classmates
the reader no hes BY it's Wit than is fine descriptive pas
saces The Pciiphars in PARIS and Barteby' the
S.rverer teIoy Tco,vey the ulmsakesbe hands OF
two avo7 contributor. The number strikes Us as the best
tlsi has bee L issued for some time
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CRICKET.

Match between the stsdenis Of the Free Academy.
On Saturday last eevcns chosen from The students Of
he Free Academy. played very INTERESTING match on The
Ground Of the St Georges Club Red House Harlem The
BOYS played excellent young Goodwin promises to make
good ercketer he BOWED and hatted caPi;ay we had
also some good play from Bard Baker, Gcssin, Kirk
land and sherry and altogether they show great improve
msn in their Play; the ground noticed several
brsof the ST George and Clubs who expressed them
selves highly delighted with the days sport The nturn
match viii be played the ground Of the New York Cab
a, Hoboken Saturday next when large Attendance Of
Tie fire nds OF criokets il expected
wiciets pitched at 10 o'clock the Union Club, who
sept the challenge going rst and scored in their two
innings lie beating their opponent; Of the Free Academy
Club BY only runs-a vel contested match The scores
al close stood follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

After the reading Of the Presidents report the meeting
proceeded 10 appoint Committee Of Administration
for the eLsuing year =, NJ, :.
NJ Henri Mcusup wsschossn Presidents Nj besodsn -
Vice Pre- sdenti Mr. Reyns "a do AuSu''e Noel treasurer
Nj y A Gcfdv, secretary
The IL Commissioner elected are;
Neos Seuecal Cha eicT, Jf NeppeIt Eles" = Srse a
Lenope peBusr Du.ud JT, r PhiiPo'auN J. 81 F'A1'
Ihe doctors surgeon all druggists arc the same as last
year, viz; , m, u,,.,.
surreori john hnhsu trd Delluc dIusgirs
The meeting adjourned az o'clock.
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CADFTS OF TEMPERANCE.

At the annual sefsiOn of the Grand Section Cadets OF
Ttmlerance souihcrn New York, held in New York DC
tobe e. 1883 the following elected officers for the
ensuing year:
New York; q. s. Ktsnre New-YoTk ne lecet O. !.
s. Giep NeYok g. o. r. w Frost, POuslkeepsie o. W,
J. A Bo.srt New-Yok, g. T.. Colbarn NewYoIk g W, G.
Myers Wappuees Tails G. J. W C. Marvin Port Jervis O. c.
S. D. Van BsurcB, New.York, lTeelectedl
GJand Conr,ci,-T Sb'patd, New-Hors ireeiectedi j.
reeiected A. J. Kssrnire NeTfok, rec ec
eds Colburn New York; Grant New YORK II D. Johnson
LIZ Nh ~
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CANAL-sT. I. b. SOCIETY.

This Association held meeting Sunday evening a,
Merits Hail. No 49, Spring st.tho President Mr.. Qds
in the chair.
Sreeches were made by Messrs GaIbraith, Carr, u.
Buchanan and QUE of this City, and Mr. Estes, OF Essex
Co Two odes were sung los by Miss COpcull a girl
OF years The President called attention to the meeting
of the Womens City Temperance Alliance, at No. Is
Laght ST. Yesterday afternoon after which the meeting
which az large and enthusiastic, adjourned.
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TIE KSicKFRBOCKER.

Ayery agreeable variety marks tbs number o. The old
,ulrc fsvore including contributions from many OF the
most g,sai and fertile pens in American lteraiure Iae
search Of Place Is the title Of the first article, which
with few lively ihrasts cuts up ihe prevailing passion for
caeehuutipg in our best OF all possible republics
Harpings upon Hades, we protest as W. pass agans'
tho Alternative aeca.ion OF is tile Is an able essay Illus
,rap the Grecnn conception Of the state OF the departed
II is fled with valuable Suggestions as well a. interesting
facts Trip Up the Columbia N $50 one OF me i'e'n
and lively records al travel which are generally sure
70 ind among the ether attractions u this magazine Tho
sane nav be said OF the JOurnsyngs in Spin The
roery in this number though Of too uniformly pensive
character has several pleasing specimens for instance
Lines 10 A.iumu,' The Crystal Wave o. Asakinaw
and Alyas Gathering The Letter nom 1 the ki'er
in tbs number has the usual vitality Of the unique cores
rordsnco describing the writer's mshaps on railroad e1
eurson wefre glad to learn TIA; selection from these
liers soon 70 be issued in beautifully ezecSisd voluns
by Charles scnbner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

CENTRAL AMERIcA.-By advces from Omoa to Septem
Der 90 aud Truxilo October s. we learn that President
CaIrern OF Guatemala took possession of Omoa on the
25th ut without resistance and rceb rk.d again on the
97th taking with him seven brass cannon
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TIE TERF.
Union Course, T.. I.-Trott.ng.

Union Course, l.. I.-Trott.ng.
MospAY, Oct. 3l-Match for sioo mile heats best 10
3, 10 wagons
J. WhilJleyss. :. william .........-...-.....Ll LII
II. Woocraf's Fr foTt WsshnE-on ..............%z2
Iiue-2sj. p S. PSI
William Tel had the call at slCO TO $50 AMI won The
race easY.
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ANorHRR BIG PcnPgIs VsE-Oneof our subscribers a.
Cenrove, Pa raised the present season eight pumpkins
nom seed weighing in all 2o7 lbs The vine measured
625 feet measuring branches they Of course were the
ploduco OF the ore seed