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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-07-07
The stories Of the - es'

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The stories Of the - is
Texas. are pronounced ashets 6on.5a 1
There were seven deaths from yellow
fever and Eve from cholera at New Or
leans. during the week ending the 9th
ult.
The Banking House of Ellis 4 Nor
ton. Cincinnati, has changed hands in
part. Mr.. Morton retires and his place
is filed by Mr.. Sturges. of GAINESVILLE.
Ellis & Sturges is now the name Of the
firm. The Democrats of Georgia have
nominated H. ". johnson. for Governor.
In 1850 johnson was Secessiouist.-
The Wings have nominated G. s.
jenkins, the man that was on the Web
ster ticket for Vice President last year.
John B. Cough is going to London to
make temperance speeches. The Jack
son Standard says every tenantsble
house in Jackson is filed, and if there
had been one hundred more comforta-
bic houses, there would not, at this
time, been one unoccupied. George
Sellers was murdered week before last
in Munroe county, Ohio, by Daniel
Salisbury. Sellers skull was fractured
by blow from club found near his
body, and his throat cut from ear to ear.
His pockets had been rified of three dol
lars and taOelVe centsi Salisbury fed
and was arrested in Wood county, Va,
but made his escape from the officer and
had not been retaken at last accounts
The track of the H. v. q s. Railroad
has been completed within seven miles
of jackson. 1t is not expected that
that place viii be reached until the
middle or latter part of July. The
Kissane forgery case was commenced in
Cincinnati on last Monday week. 1t
occupied all the week; result not known
Kissane is one of the greatest scoundrels
in or out of the Penitentiary, or the
most miSuSed man in the country.
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Dispositions.

Sec. 79, Dispositions may be taken
to be read in any corresponding before a
Justice of the Peace, in like manner
and subject to the same restrictions and
rules of law as in cases pending in the
Court Of Common Pleas.
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1 hereby certify that the foregoing portion of
a law is correctly copied from a certified copy
furnished this Office D. B. HEBARD,
Auditor.
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wM.B. WATTEESON.

HEDAR TIMsiEH----l have constantly o;I tsnd, -
miles from Nashville on the Railrad Cedar Siil and
Intel Timber Flooring and all other Cedar nber at the
shortest notice Also Cedar Stakes which viii load
cars at 2B per thousand Orders will be thankfully fece
ed and promptly attended 10 by the subscriber.
nlpel S-sn JN0. HILL
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C7TRAYED. .-frnm the premises Of ihe subscriber. on
Tuesday of last week (9Sth Of June,) pair BAY
HORSES about 5 hands inches high OF strong and
substantial appearance between the age OF and years
old No particular marks remembered, other slian
that one of the Horses had recent bse cut his ieit
cheek bone and had when lie escaped the heatsall Of
leather halter.
Thankfully received as well suitably rewarded, ii COM
mumcated 10 f-- W. 1. bE'lEi, NlSliNhe.
Nashville July 9th, 1853
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A MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years by the use OF htfes Bot
ties of he MI1sstic Ointment had his hair entirely
stored and has beautifua head of hair any man
could wish. His age is about 80 years.
of Mr. arren OF this town, IA years of age, had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit Of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail 1t oGe of
the mos. aggravated cases ever he enacated al
q skeleton. By the of aiew bottles OF the tllnt
mentEe o4glg co, andior seven months past has
enjoyed robust health.
THIS was an extreme case Of IA 7aandfiou Of Tie Spleen
oflong standing has variety Of treatment On no less than
e3Lt different PHYSICIANS without receiving beneit-was
cured by the Of only four bottles of the Magnetic ONT
men This four months ago and the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able to attend to her usual
household duties. th2re treated esof Chronic Sore
Eyfs rvlh tie Ointment, both of the patients marty
~ nd as need attendant to lead icn from place to
place One Of them had been afflicted Is years the other
about qveirs. Thev had ued the best physicians IN the
State ,yhout benefit and Of them had been under the
treatment Of the celebrated DR.. hHzy, of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars IN
VAN efforts To effect cure. They by OF the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured; aud are able to
read and attend ordinary business. have used die
Ointment IA number Of cases OF Plies and in has 70
fci If girag immediate Fsl5e oAt gegrgd permanent
cure have also used it beneicay in severe cases 0f Fry
sipcas And last bdt least have within the last year
cured iu cases of CANCER BY the use OF the Magnetic
Ointment aiOne
Frona thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which Is recommended confidently re-
commend it be Of the most useful remedies ever Of
fered 10 the public Respectfully Yours,
BURTON BUBBELI, NJ. d.
Dated Jan a7, 1850, Amelia, Ohio.
The characters Of this Ointment efficient remedy, is
established in this city. There quite number OF midi
vuals who aScIbc their restoration 10 health TO the o
this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by II. G. SCONEL,
r BERRY K DEM0YlILE,
nav6 CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG,
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mails after the lotteries drawn.
Correspondents will please order a few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There is le per eenage in fEcr Of those purchasers
who order b The ieksCe. and the chances OK drawing four
OF the largest Prizes the Scheme. thereby secured
We advise tine rase1t Packages o Tickets in every in
stance.
- Bank Drafts CeFiihcsiesof Deposit payable in Cold
sight, viii be prompty reunited to those Correspondents
who draw prizes at Pl FER q COS
,Z5 Remember PsCsAcE Of TCEETs draw FogR
of tie most splendid prizesin a scheme.
--In order to secure a Fortune and thecash Immediate
y aer the result is krown the readers this paper have
only 10 remit cash Drafts prize tickets. to the Old Estab
lised far famed and truly fortunate Exchanges and Lottery
Hrok.rs PYEER CO.,
iuy30-fm No ] llght street, Balrnore, Mo-
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.,s :" utttIl-e Ne Wttno'it reading. tie P8t'tAEr
t-oCuLAflUS Les no Que stlsriDg ,Ion, n bsrlryi,y
Oodg. ram III 'e SIDE restless nights nervous fcelu.e
ao inc wrote trda OF i3e ectia sensations s.d over uo
the LIST tULAFlUS Have toe married or thos, aI,lt t
be married any napeiIren reathss truly I,se bol as
u htS been te means d saving thousands OF unfortunate
cieaiiues fT1fn The cry jaws Of Death
1sf AnYl person sending TWENTY Y-FTvE CENTS en-
coed in letter, viii receive Que copy Of ihs work bv mail
or Eve copies viii be sent Tor One Dollar.
Address. (post,paid.9 DIR WM. Y0UNS
marchl6-ly 10 Is2 Spruce ~. P6iLlEeluasr
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NASHVILLE, June -, lojc-
Col L. P. CHEATHAN:-Dear Sri have been using
she "Reapng and Moving Machine paten by anney
of Illinois, which you are offering TO the citizens oi Ten
nesSee lts LABOR SAVING MACHINE II works
NEATLY aud RAPIDLY The amount c per day viii depend
principally upon the speed OF the team II te Team can
raye four miles per hour will Reap Now, fifteen
ten hours Ii Is entitled the confidence OF the public
Respectfully j. SHELBY -
l. l.. f. Bradley now managing the farm OF DR. Shelby,
make the following statements We have had for more than
one week one of Col. Cheathams moving and relplhg
machines etried ii in clover and grain blown and tam
ie and now that mows and cuts cleaner than the
sythe blade aud that it will NOW per day much as IA
hands and it can reapat least twenyiour acres per day
iune3g -tIw. l.. +. BbADlshi.
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~,OTTON YARNS supply Of Nos 59O.Soe1oo'
va sycamore Cotton Yarns, constantly kept By
= O.iI SVu ,''' 's'''N'' CHEATHAd, WATSON CO.
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CAUTION TO GINNERS OF COTTON.

FINIIE undersigned dealers in and manufacturers of Cot
ton hereby give notice all persons offering Cotton to
them for sale thai il must be packed in such that
the samples drawn from edges OF the bale will ty rep
the quality and condition of the whee BALE other
wise they will claim from the seller owner damages,
the difference between the actual worth at the time the tact
ascertaned, and the original cost with all expenses in
Cured previous deectO and the cost Of retaining the
should it be returne And furthermore, that
VIII whenever papable c fraud packing cottoa
detected the To be published in the papers OF
this city, with the Of the seller, and ginner
Tae undersigned compelled this by the re
qent OF fraud detected in ssr and f}g packing
cOOn-resung frequently in heavy losses 10 the owner
aud viii if continued, lower the character Of Nashville Cot
ton and thereby ujue those who pack cotton honestly
ANDREW ALLISON Agent.
Tenn Manufacturing Co. Lebanon.
CHEATHAA, WATSON co,
-uf sycamore Mills.
JOHNSON & WEAVER
j. x r. GEATMAN
DEEIil BROTHERS.
Alisonia Manufacturing Co.
WM. B. ARMISrEAD Il co. .-a.
... A. HAMILTON p.
JOHNSON + q SMITH
GEORGE CROCKETT
JOHNSON HORNE x co.
j 4. McALlSTER. d, co.
T. f. BOONE
HENRY T. IEATMAN.
ouoI-tyVEy Sul
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nOY,s CLOTHING DEPOTi-The subscribers
have the most extensive and varied assortment OF
Ilbio for Bows from TO 10 offered for sale in the
n;on Orders for Gentlemen Clothing filled at the short
eStnOtice. -. -, u. 81,
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment have
r1tNo -. F. A. II0YT & BRO
S w corner ofChestnut and 10 st, Philadelphia
April6, ls53-ly
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WESTERN MILTTARY INSTITUTE

DreuR0p NDT3H1S, Henry COUNTY, NJ.
TNlIE first term Of the seventh annual session OF this
L College commences the second W5adiy M SePte1l- n
Ber 1885, aud the second term on the Ffst Ao]dg ~ s -
f5Rjriag Fb,7nyy M
The Faculty consists Of nine experienced professors me
number of cadets in attendance last Session was ~, Of
whom l. were from Tennessee. The course OF studies en-
braces the Scientific of the U. ) Military Academy
and thorough instructions in History Engiish Literature
and the Greek and Latin Languages STUDENTS are admit
tal 10 select course including Civh Engineering, Aoder
Languages Book Keeping with Commercial practice and
other branches at theirOpt6n. =
The Military feature Is not introduced merely 10 dHuSe
Military knowledge but 10 promote discipline, health and
phvscah developB Mt
Charges for tuition boarding, rooms fuel lights washing
servants attendance aud use oil furniture ana arms F
sr term Surgeons fee 50 per For further inor-
nation address A. o. Smith, ESD Louisville, Ny, SInllh
Johason g. Magazine street. New Orleans, or B H. john
son. Superintendent. JnY29 laihNN+
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE MEDICAL BEPART-



TINIE Third annual Course ot Lectures in this Department
viii on Tuesday the first OF November next
and continue till the first Of the ensuing March
PAUL f. Eve, NJ d., Principles and racuee Of surgery.
JoBN NJ. WATSON, M. D. Obstetrics and the Diseases Of
Women aud Children,
~ Ii. BucHANAN, NJ. d., Surgical and Pathological AHa
ony and Physiology.
". X. BowLIyG, NJ. D. Institutes and Practice ofAedi
cine
c. X. WINSTON. ~ D., Material Medica and MedicaiJn
rispuIdence
ROBERT T. PORTER ii. D. General and Special Anatomy
j. BERRIEN LINIsLEY NJ. d.. Chemistry and Pharmacy
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ b. Demonslrauro O! Anatomy
The Anatomical rooms viii be open for students the
first Monday of October ... --.
full PfeliB7ry Of lie tHres will be gwen by
the Professors commencing also the first Monday Of Oe
tOber.
Tie Students viii have free to the State Hospital
Fee of each Professor Sl5. Naturalization ticket So Dis
secng ticket $l0. Graduation fee SO.
Good board can be obtained in the city at from 50 30 to
50 per week. Further information be obtained by ad
dressing the Dean j. b. LINDSEY, NJ d.,
Nashville Julv aO--yEtw Dean.
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LEW pAvID's HEBREW PLASTER,

rI-HE Great Remedy fer Rheumatism, tfout. pain in tie SD
Hip Back Limbs aHd joints, Serotula, Kings hSil
White Swellings Hand Iamors, Still JOINTS and all Net
MAINS whatever Where this Plaster is applied Pam eiHnot
exist.
These FIaser possess the advantage Of being pot upin
t bus hence they retain teiF tul' VIRTUES IN all c-
mates. 800. . .
I'M, celebrated Pain Extractor has been so extensively
,is, Sy fi scis and the people in general bof in hiS
country and Eorope, thdt Is almost needless % say any
;,s sl,vrit a et fhere nav be some who stand IN need
Of lis heu powers who have not yei tined IL For Their
skes NE il simply state what ii h5s done Thousand Of
cases and What { skill do FOR hem when tried
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GILES County, Tenn, Dec. 23 ISL
DIR, BtspsoE Il feel that shond fall short of my duty
to you and TO those who afflicted not further
recommend your Alternative Compound. It has entirely re-
heved me- tat have not had cause TO take anything in
TIVE m0Hihs. can eat anything want with impuny and
believe my health good ever is my advanced age
Shond ever suffer from dyspepsia again Shall be sure 10
call on YOU. AM very respectfully y0nr friend. q
ELIZABETH j. HARDWOOD
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on lie SyaIys-Ne.rt to GordoaS Hdreh0ase.
HV-ofTIn inform the people Of Nashville and the sur
w rounding country that he has recently improved
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard, and rs now prepared
to m all orders the marble line at the Sbortet noee u
an lie 1ost favorable terms for CASH lie would cali par
ticur attention 10 his wen selected stockof monuments
mantle pieces figures garden figures, satuary, Fountains
BuliSlal ims UuiS, Vases Toinbs, Re- many oi whlSh
m Of the puts Italian Marble and from the cisel of the
best Fuu can masters Ills arrangements are now con-
plcte for furnishing all kinds of marble either oil ms own
tlr,ulcture or Imported lie has on hand large qlh
~ Italian marble IN the rough state which lie will sell
bow House Fritnre in Egyptian Marble OF the best
quality can b. hal At his ward lie hAters himself that ne
can the public accommodating terms AS
ly similar establishment m the vest A share of public
,,ifs,..g. is solicited .. lmay3l.
T. s. arihe lovers Of the Fine Arts Is d.
Iecic! n asrrteu NJ SaiuarY, They are 0f the ltr'
es ami Finest quality, aud ,f direct imporaiiOlS- -.s
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xvEiaIe pleasure announcing % our numerous ifeie3
w oJ Ustr,ns tia we ready TO acconinlodais
m who NAV wish 10 avail themselves Of the benefits sot our
ace Extensive preparations have been made ior ne eol
t bob of tie inv Aid and he OF pleasure IL were
needless r MS ~ attempt set forth the value Of our pnec
in medicinal pooi Of view Many afflicted Wta salees
diseases have visited us and alter few Weeks so"'
-, sittsr e!treIv cured or greatly relieved
art5rarv sich rs have been afflicted with acrv.', - n; nj
ease, of tie skim Stone in the Bladder, and also ~ ~ t
stive system in general Of these iaets, ine ~ ~,
,uc hi i,rooc and many who have eertIed % len. s
sn,a have come forth TO the afflicted people. A 49, i
M tis lime two living specimens q Sela - or dec
sound aud wei, with Us, 70 be seen tl.ss p c,s.
r We are Gs n Macon COUNTY Middle Tenaess a u I E,s. &
cf fiiayete our oouaty sea- g or - bis S ridge road, and
a. pl'Is I ea.r roads eomog from ever PS.ls' Ps;s-s
q'lel qaIdsn s wilson county laItsvis Carthage oA'''
TonikinsVils' '''e SAM. T. HARE,
n A TAYLOR, Proprseiors
:. r PFYTDN
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HUxrsvrtLE. Ala, August "a, 1851.

1IINlSVIhLh Nh, august n IoOI.
This is 20 certify that had suffered for many wears with
Dyspepsia and Diseases o. the Liver Physician aer Ply
sician had prescribed for without my receiving any ben
ett when commenced the Of DR. BedSoes Alternative
Compound which cured me soundly, and I recommend
because ot the happy effect upon others Of acquant
anee JOSEPH sCAROTIERS.
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Manney'S Reaper and
Mower.

L REFER the Farmers The statements below, made by
DR. John Shelby and l.. +. Bradley. have seen ii in
operation several times a satisfied ofits great utility As
he season is advancing nov offer those have on hand for
s95o /. p CHEATHAM.
iunaoq 1853 Nashville, Tenn
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HUNTSVILLE. Oct. II. 1s5a

DR. BIEnseF=-Some time has elapsed since gave cen
tlice that my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound. now take pleasure in SAYING
the public that my wife had for three four years been
subject iewerst kind Of spells OF eramp in the stomach
from dyspepsia had tried OF several whom thought to be
the best physicians in the place and great many dren
medicines, with momenary relief Being persuaded try
your Alternative compound, did soand happy saw
that it has entirely cured her; and would censceatoisy
recommend 10 all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia n. b. ROBERTSON.
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The Truly Fortunate and Fsr-famed
E.attcrY Asenls and BROKERS.


Read The wholesale benehis bestowed htst month.
sle.eie sold to anew Goryesi onaent ia Alabama.
, ~ 40 sold 10 Ciub in GcOrsia.
Si-.eVn sold ta a FARMER n Ohio.
81 .letis''tl 10 planter in Mississippi.
$4,000 sent Co q Lady in irzin!a
S,o'e sent 0 old Correspondent IN South Carolina
SS.s1e spit 10 a Alerchalt ia Baltnurs.
S6,Otl sent N package y holss Ia a Club IN Penn
S@p9o seat m package 20 CoTIesT0udent in n Carolina
StS,oo0 sent 90 Savannah Georgia
For brilliant Fn-es. always mail yusr orders
PYFER $ co, ~. / Ls0st sfrsst. Bglkin0rs
- The Eidst stccesai neihed to draw Prize Is 10
Pareilss Pt y Te experiences Of every day strength
ems this declaration.
"Aos5ca ,rorl a EfiT at Pgfer d Cos
- Forward your orders wth0ut deiay
Splendid Schemes for Aug, 1855.
The C.f~tieffe Prices f packages Of quarter tickets
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MYRRs 3 MeGLL
pEALEHS IL EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
dies and Gentlsmens Furnishing and Fancy Goods


Ladies' and Gentlsmen's Furnishing and Fancy Goods
On faisls STREET one et9r South of tts squire
VNTHEII T. may be found at all tmesa large assort-
w ment OF Wiuchesier's, Davis & JUne's, Myers
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts OF Linen, Muslin with Linz
en- Bosnais GinghaIn and French CEinL Standing aud
Byron Collars Underwear Meriuo, Shaked Silk Cash
mere Nrunia Cotton and Canton Flannel, for ladies
and gentlemen, Gents Cloth Caters, Gloves, hid and
Silk Buck Cashmere, Cloth, ChaInOis, Wash NorIna,-
Cuff Gloves and Ladies and Geniemens GaunuetS Linen
and Silk handkerchief Stocks Ties NaeTfoTs, Albert.
De Joinville's plain Embd and seEacjustng, Craya=-
Scarf Black and White Satin Ties, Shoulder Braces Sus-
penders silk Wooen and Cotton Night Caps, Oh six Batl-
ing Caps for Ladies and Gentlemen Munsy Ro1ng and
Strengthening Belts Robe de Chaubre Umbrellas, Walk
ing Canes Riding Whips, Trunks, Sole Leather, Fsiisfs
Carpet BAGS Satchels Dressing Cases, YORK Boxes io-
let's Opera Glasses Forte Monies. Fans Writing Desks
Cigar Cases Fasks Travelling Companions, lazois and
Razor Sircs Combs Brushes Good years tin-n Goods
FscrfEmcry.-Toilet Bottles Pocket Cutlery, &ey and
large assortment Of other articles, usually Kept BY fur-
nisling Stores
We made arrgng win our TRENDS az me
North TO forward Goods received BY taeins
therefore shall have goods here IN iessthan ten days
from the New 0Tk Custom House. - - .--.--
MYERS & McGILLS.
Furnishing Store College street, door south Of the
Stullre- Nashville. iOctAA
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR Y0URsELFl TIE POCKET EscUIAPIUs,
OR, EVERY ONE his OWN PHYSICIAN.

TINE Fariie;h Edition. with Que
4 Hundred EngFavings showing
Diseases amt s!aIisrmstlens cf The
llumap Svs.en in every shape aid
form. 70 which s added q Treatise
onihe Diseases Of Females, being of
the highest Importance 70 lnHf.eI
people, or hose contemplating mar
mage. ~ WILLIAM YOUNG. MD.
Let % hiher be ashamed ta pre-
sent a eof,g Of Tie l.SCtLAPlUS
"a hls rssild. itInay save him from
an 'aily grave. let No Young man
oi Woman enter into tie secret obi
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De. BtEDsoE Having the qualifications Of your Alter
atve Compound think it my duty say The public tina;
Iid besn for Years subject spells of CIanp Coic
worst Form that had Tried almost every thing that is g
ven by physicians and never found any thing thai woud
tay relieve me, until tried the above medicine which
relieved mein every attack in less than an hour i
WM b. LLOYD
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WALNUT JOCKEY CLUB ASSOCIATION


WL1-A -2-z----zzz2Ss>>--->s=--S -z2S>--s=--
TTHE FALL. MEETING over ihs Course viii commence
Monday, the Sd day Of October, lS58 and continue
throughout the week. VIZ
FIlsr aAY-M0NDAY- Sweepstake for Two wear ODDS
The dash of mile SIO0 enir so forfeit Closed with
four entries.
Gen W. W Woodolk ent b c. by Sovereign, out Of the
dam of ofCamproraise by Slockhoder-
Gen. w G. Harding emit ch. T. by shamrock dam Gam
ma by Pacific
Jo Ayerson enters b. G. by Sovereign, dam Clara
lioward by imp Barefoot
Also eat br by Sovereign, dana Jane Mitchell by imp
leyiaihan.
SEooS0 DAY-TuFsDAr for three year dds,
mile heats $i51 entrance, $50 forfeit Closed with three
entries.
10 Averson enters Bale Peytons ch by Wagner, dam
Cbra by Eclipse.
Gen W Harding enters b. by Epsilon, dam Beta, by
Imp Leviatllan.
Also, el f by Ambassador, dam Kate King, by Imp.
Priam
TmRD Observation-Disclosures Parse $3.50
two mile heats.
FOURTH Y-THURsDAY-AsSOciationP Purse $3.50
mile heats
FtrTH DAY-F -FRIDAY-Sweepstake for three year olds
{ wo mile heats $500 entrance, $50 forfeit Closed WIN
five enteres.
Gen W G Harding enters b. c. by Epsilon, dam Nanny
Kilum. Imp.
GB Williams enters ch. f by Wagner dam Eudora, by
Priam.
10 Averson enters b. C Frank Pierce BY Sovereign, dam
BY Imp. Leyathan
Bugg enters eh Lady Greene, by Belshazzar dam by
Sir Richard.
Wiley Tavlor enters ch Wellington, by Wagner, dam
by Stakeholder.
SnrH STANDARDIZATION Purse SioO
four mile heats. h H. Gl4ASCoOh'
aug NecietdiY.
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UNITED sFATEs NAIL LNE.
THROUGH II FIFTY 30 FIFTY FIVE Hoofto-

THROUGH II fiFIl ~ Eifi TT ~ -
Esvy York and ChaglestOH Steam PaskeIs'
r., 1-I-~; ,l,,ar's !Clarres every Saturday =.
/ ,.rIetuoon and eich alternate " tednasa1y
On Satur}4s Jas. AGger- l,.nV ,ol,, ms - IA Isrgv
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pSe Ss.faerner. W. Foster Commander. VIII leass
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