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The Nevada journal., 1855-07-27
san Er.nciseo Advertisements.
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af} TIL. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CtEE OF DISEASES f'F
sRlvATENATURE No nATTERI How LONG STANDING,
WITHOUT ANY INJURIOUS EFFECrTO THE SYSTEM
Or ANY CHANGE OF DIET.
II Ncuer his Fc.ied-If cannot f,ad te Cuer
"a ais InYaluabie Specific introduced into Pisa some
fiy years since. soon became so well known 4
ia cure that in town and city not only the Con
nent but IN dreai the demand Tor 1t was so great
ts merits Gsdsng that in less Than year from
s Introduction had sppGned ali other remedies The
aeical Faculty of the principal cities of Europe were
compelled TO acknowledge its wonderful mastery one
Proprietors of other Medicine jealous Of its sway
ranly endeavored to stay its onward pragress Like
before the mower their efforts fell to the ground and like
ere the praires sweeping all before ard march
became triumphant 1t stood forth upon its own merits
discerning public tre-lnd were convinced of s paa
t ctraes The massive furtGne acquired BY Dr. Parea
from the sale OF it during the years he PREPARED il
alone bore witness to its miraculous merits At the de-
Who has lately introduced the remedy into the Unite
states The number of cures it has already made arc
testimony to its efficacy
HI lcho use ii, It uiH CURE,
with safety speed and certainty other medicine has
Resort 10 No Quack Nostrun1e.
Csc remedy that has been tried for the past y yesrs
aad was never known to fail.
This great warranted Remedy is purely Vege
table
BEWARE or CorxTERFFIrs
Tbs a1teusve sale of this wonderful medicine has already
sGsf come person persons TO palm of upon the
PES ne spurious compound closely resembling the Orig
iusL Be particular TO buy none without the written sig
nature CT PRreira. the outside hoSrapper of
bee All others counterfeit and heir compounders
viz be punished with the utmost rigor of the law
Price Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by d. Babcoct
tle Agent for California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
10 whom all orders must be addressed liberal discoun
made 10 wholesale dealers.
D. BABCOCE, Wholesale Druggist
II Davis street San Francisco
List ofAgents throughout the state.
Tr II. HUNT. Nevada.
BiCE COFFIN s CO., Druggists Marysvilic.
r. K STARKWEATiIER, City Drug Store, Ltockton
". Ii. BRUNEi,, Toulumne Drug Store, Sonora.
BENZ. SHURTIEFF, Shasta Drug Store Shasta
CHILD, WoRTHEN, Placervile Drug Store, Pl2cervi1a
JUSTIN GATES, Jr., Sacramento City.
Or r. ". CARR Downeve.
Dr. W. II. GATLIFF, Yreka.
DR.. J. r. WINSTON Los Angeles
WHALEY MORSE, San Diego
GEO. L. STORY Portland. U. T.
San Francisco, May 26-3m
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PRIVATE HOSPIT'AL.

ET'HE UNDERSIGNED informs the public that he has
L completed his house Broad street, designed
for a p;5lYATE HOSPITAL. and is
READY FOR THE RECEPTION or PATIENTS,
where every comfort and attention will be provided The
house is built expressly with view TO the comfort Of
those who become inmates and in the most healthy
and pieasa Mt location in the town
The best OF medical treatment always at hand by
DEF EELLEESCyzElDT
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Attendant
Nevada Nov. 23-3I-tf
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San Francisco Advertisements.
A CURE FOR ALI /,
Eollovvavga ozraar,,......

ELol1ov0aZ olaxxz2 :.
Citizens of the Unlon:--
You have done me the honor Us with one rolsa
from one end OF the Union TO the oher. 10 stariu bs
character of my Ointment with your APPRECIATION II "a
scarcely two years since made Il known among ven
" mas Obtained more celebrity Than any oihe
1eoieihs IN so short period. THOS. HOLLOWAY
sc, Corner of Ann and Nassau SIS, New YORK
GuFe OF Sore legs, after years standing
ir w -. Langley, of Huntsville Yadkfn North csr
~ ,,, ieu of hine years with cne OF the most painful
J st sore legs that ever fell TO The lot of man
M 'ler irving every medicine he had ever heard ~ he
resigned in despair all hope being cured h". e,
osGugh nun couple of pots Holloway's oinlmsnt
Which caused the sores his legs 10 heal oE5 h ia
reganed his health, the asonishman, eii'iie9
ances and friends u MS acqualnt-
Cure OF bad Breast, when the Patient zros a.
deaths door.
Mf Durant OF New Orleans, addressed profa.s, H.
oWay as follows For years my wife had n Ind 49,
Win ten running wounds. mot of cancerons
was told that nothing could save her: she 'pu
uuceu 70 use your Ointment and Pills wher in tb ~
space OF three months, they effected IL perfec r,ra
sstonshment OF all who knew u.s. We o61t 5aae; 20 M e
Medicines from Messrs. Wright & Co of (,b,r ~ t.
New Orleans. send this from ssHoeel - es sHee5
Paris, although, had written il nt'Neyv O,ir rttee
we finally left at that time not knowing vonr ueosS
New York. 'e your ADDRESS 70
Nov. 9th, 1853 nsigpo,N
The FILLS should be used ct,uoint;v NTH OAANI
IN most ofthe following cases-' VIZ 'ho o'h'in|7
Bad hras,. Contracted and Stiff joints Iumboe,
Burns Fistulas ines skin-diseases
Bunions Salt Rbeur, t-eH! rheumatism.
Chilblainsi CIandnIor Soui- Sore-he-ds
ewellhgs Chopped hands WonnL, SSlceis
% ou u me establishment Of profess nipples
81 Ann and Nassau Streets New vo g
81 ~ tIoIe druggists and Dealers In 'so by Al
out the ned States, in Pots nj an through
n ,U Ems each To be had Wbolesa,a n cei ans
gA-There is considernbje z,,,ia = g.,
Sizes SAVING oY taking Re fa.,5s.
disore- D.rectlons ord for the guidance Of patient.
IIC1-.-------9o~e- IC1-.,--- = o~e- oL. Sept. IS. 1854
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DHEUMATISM and FEvERS incident to this climate
H@ be cured in the speedes and safest by
Dr. CzAPKAY, the celebrated Hungarian Physician These
diseases treated by DR.. in the most scientific and
agreeable mode. He particularly invites to his establish
ment those suffering from Chronic rheumatism, who
have heretofore failed of relief
To those suffering from the Fevers peculiar to this coast
no would promise immediate relief Call and consult with
the Doctor at his Medical Institute.
DR.. c. has and efficient remedy for Dinrrhea and
Dysentery. Call all consult-consultaton free. Office
hours from A. VI. TILL P. NJ at the Grand Medical and
Surgical Institute, Armory Hall Building,
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-27

A case of Chills. Ague. Tremors and General
III II .4ith :, on cured
Read what people say of DR.. Webber's Invig,
oratinr Cordial


kAR. Hiram c. Fullerton. of North Beach SAYS;
lft "lthas been 10 than can tell you was
in such low state at one time that fearful would
commit suicide had appetite trembling weakness
in the limbs very exci.abe vague dread night
sweats. and general debility in the morning. and before
had TAX half bottle OF yoa- Cordial felt calmness
a strength IF mind and holy had not felt for years
write this for the benefit of Others"
Capt. r. Meakin, of the ship Eureka, says:
Your elixir seemed to reanimate and cfter months
of weakness and imbecility caused by and
ii seemed to renew the poetry and exuberance of
youth"
lady writing, exclaims:
'You may well call your elixir blessed remedy has
been indeed so me. for from ndefnabe weakness
suffered for MONTHS it has given strength spirits and
health"
Rev James Brewster, of Nevada, says:
Three wretched Miners last week. tried DR.. Webbers
Invigorating Cordial and the effect singularly graft
fying. One really living skeleton in appearance
emacatod weak had semiweeky attacks OF ehis fever
trembling and ague, and bottle and half entirely re-
stored him health and and strength Another Baker,
had been in the Mines become from exposure and dis
ease, dreaduliy languid enervned AMI weak, and
bottle restored him."
This is sold price e5, two for S. only at 6i-be
very careful of the right numberl64 Washington street.
San Francisco, in Stockton by ]. Rosenbaun Centre
In Sacramento, by Harvard Co. and I'd street, and
cor and 9Th SIS. Junel5-tf
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THE AMERTCAN7s FR5E15 :
HOLLOWAY,S prrrc

10 the Citizens OF the United States
most humby and sincerely thank -or f az
T,ena ti RutFohage which you have bestowed ,;non mr. M
take this opportunity Of stating i,at NJ Slo G lli1-
co,,cer liens and that entertain ior All -S.e
sy synpathies 50 much that orgfnall, - re-
and apno y 10 % sun your climate habits eoas;itutios
yon; which have now done jv taking 1re- =, -'s.
York ~ 90 60. THOMAS goIIowA9
20. % NoEner Of ann and Nassau stg Ne -
- jae Dtooa, Ltrer d7ld Bilious Ccy417,.,,5.
me citizens Of the Union suffer nlucl, fr7, a.,
handsome; in tbe Wei 1he ialr sex, perhaps The o
teeth and good looks while vet In ffe io2se 55
] ~ rs may oo eleetnay rcnedied BY eoua5si
healthy action, when life will no5r snoalir e in
bevond tho ri la me may be prolonged for yesr
purify the Blood in accordance with e ie Asn
accompany each Box. -'''iS "i
CRTs Of W,eaS1ess and De6ijlt.g- 7ir, r7zrr. 74-s.
Captain john johnson. Of the 5..or Iro.,gl
Suhered Tor Ten Years from dera ayepenf ~ h., -
stomach, and reduced IN srslTt% - m @
eApecLet o. go 10 sea any more having tried sycr R
remedy without deriving beneit a i,st h. - 'l@-
,sir tbo, c t, ~, Nncl completely cured him sne-
est health.
following conn lantz
sstI,,, ,s1e TnSoil,ty ny Heqdacba scroels or Eir i
Aslnna as,. 5 rpropsy lndigestioa Stone ana Crave
\ i.ia,i'ss l, 1 l,leias f1irs Bilious CcnrLsic
Bowel Complaints tcsa tr'a' F Ts' siii--77,s..- III
Veneria Affection Worms ,f m -
Weakness, from whatever csuze
ss~S0ii ct the establishment Of Pr,faszcr T1o-,~---
%, tornsr Of Ann and Nassau Streets New York and G
abie druggists aud Dealers Medicines through
81 ue ted states in Boxes 81 81 L cents s. cents sra
81 so cents each To be had wholesse Of the ,r;neis
Drug Houses in tine Union
fsIhere is great saving by taking the larger sizes
n Bireetions for the guidance Of patients in ever
'"7orucr' are af1Xed to each Box. Sept l. 1854
r9Hotoways Pills aul Ointment 7rc for sale bv IIE-
~ JOHNSON Co, Wholesale Druggists l45 Washing
on SF,eet San Francisco propretors Wholcale agents
or 1aluoraa oregon ont Sandwich Islands.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBEnS,

In his New Brick Store, on the corner o.
Main and Commercial Streets,
where he has been doing business for the last two
and a half His Stock is now LARGER and the VARIE-
TY GREATER than at any former time, haTing been
leced personally from the
Best Houses IN San Francisco,
which with the practical experience of the undersigned
fail give satisfaction to all All work purchased
this establishment; if rips before having done
able service, will be Repaired FREE OF CHARGE.
Having established himself Ferman ey
the Undersigned is desrous that his ork
him to public confidence and favor, and it will
be his constant to accomplish this object by doing
ustice TO his customers.
He has also on hand an assortment of Sad
dlery, Harness, Whips, Spurs, &c. &c.
N. b. Surgery performed on old Boots and Shoes as
by mendipg the broken; Leather Soles put on
Rubber Boots and Shoes. thus rendering them u-
rable and less injurious TO health.
a5- There will also be aPRACTlCAI. HARNESS MA
KER in readiness to make and repair at short notice. and
on reasonable terms. P. J. ESPENSCHEID.
33tf Corner of Main and Commercial sts
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To Our Friends and the Public.
FURN/TURE. FURNITURE.

REUUCEO RATES .
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS y
OUR stock of Furniture is complete consisting Of
~ everything suitable for the Parlor, Chamber Dining
Room or Office. We haTeiately added to our stock
900 WORTH
perchssed here Low RATES which, together with our
former stock and constant additions by Bry Clipper Ship
give Of the largest stocks offered in California
We have reduced our Prices to conform to the times
At Least Twenty-Five per cent.
we'll as all who will favor Us with call will be con-
Ynced ra-By the addition of Messrs MORRIS and NEW
oHRgs stocks here and in Sacramento safely say
that Stock is the YARRD COMPLETE ever Of
fersd to the public, and cannot be UNDERSOLD BY
any firm in San Francisco Sacramento.
Call and examine before purchasing
Store with Painted Front and Large Signs.
may25-3m HOWES co
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B. HAYWOOD, Proprietor.
Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WNI, G.. BADGER,

Number o. Battery street Sen Francisco.
IMPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING and Furnish
inS Goods. Also, every variety of Hats, Boots and
Bsozsnd would invite country meroh hsns visiting San
Francisco 70 call and examine large stock Of Clothing
have on hand and constantly arriving the largest
assortment Of every variety andsye of Clohng Of any
house in the State. Ny Stock smonnts to
TWO HUHDgam HOUSAND DOLpARSi
Te goods are manufactured under my supervision:
made from the material and in the most dnrSbe
Persons buyng my ciothing viii Ind Large and
sslcable sizes
PerIons may rely upon 6nding article they wish
in my stock. Ny prices will he As LOW If NOT lDNER
than they be found elsewhere. l guarantee each
article sell. Please call and examine my stock 4-3n
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-06
An tsi6saIeisf Letter.

We make the following extract from the
letter of acceptance of e. d. BEACH, ESQ.,,
the Democratic nominee for Governor of
Massachusetts:
I" 1t is a position wholly unsought, and well
pleased should have been had the honor
fallen on some one of larger experience in
the public service, and of more eminent fit
ness for the duties OF the office.
!" At time like the present, when the wild
waters Of strife are lashed into violence, to
float ambitious men into place; when liberty
of conscience and individual rights are inva-
ded with recklessness that alone arms an.
archy with power for evil; when constitu-
tons oppose no barrier and no limits to
Legislative DEGREES; when religious intoler-
ance is elevated as test Of political merit,
the sole passport to favor; when the good
old way of reaching moral results by precept
and practice are secuted ss the cast off relics
of past age, and their places supplied. only
BY penalties and imprisonment; when the
bitterest and most dangerous elements Of
sectional animosity are invoked to array one
portion Of our common country in hostile
antagonism to another portion, the spirit of
patriotism would seem to demand Of all her
lawful yotaries not only unbendng firmnessl
and integrity, but devotion to the public
service of the wisest- -codnsels and the ripest
experience within her call. If, however, it
hall DO the will Of the people Of Massachu-
'setts to call me into service as her chief ex.
ecutive ofiacer, whatever / am shall be
devoted to her welfare @
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AN OLD THEME AGAIN.

"E. F., merchant, pays interest on bis
goods, owes seven thousand dollars, and has
credit to the amount of ten thousand dollars.
He returns the value OF his personal prop
erty,' has on deposit three thousand dollars
to meet payment, part of the seven
thousand dollafs; but must pay On his prop
erty. and on his money OF deposit, and on
his credit. Is this right! Is it honest? Mo-!
it is unjust, oppressive: and such rule of
injustice needs CORRECTION
ANY system of taxation which oppresses
the mercantile community, and drives from
the State energetic and enterprising business
men. is blow aimed at the productive pros
perity of Ohio."- Campaign Democrat, Sept.
l7th, 1855.
At their old tricks yet! Taking false po-
sitions and arguing therefrom for the benefit
of the " silk stocking gentry" Does not
the Democrat vet know that the merchant is
taxed on the Average capital employed and not
as he has alleged. That he is taxed by the
same rule that all others are! Upon the
property that he controls and no more
Yet the Democrat urges that the merchant
lolling in his ,oealM should be favored
Where are your sympathies for the laboring
classes
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-06
The Sound Dues,

The controversy now pending between
the United States and Denmark, relative to
the Sound dues, gives interest to the follow.
ing paragraphs, cut from tfe column of a
contemporary journal:
1.-The Sound is a narrow strait living be-
tween the Island of Zetland, belonging to
the Danes; and the Swedish coast, and gives
entrance to the Baltic Sea. The fortress of
Cronburg Castle commands the passage, and
exacts payment from all vessels e5tefhg
the Baltic, the ships OF Denmark herse #
having to puy as well as foreign tonnage.
The original of this exaction is that in an
cient times. Denmark undertook to build and
sustain certain. Jig ht.hohses along the coast,
for which the Hanse towns agreed to pay
toll.
England, France Holland and Sweden
pay duty OF one per cent. on every cargo
entering the Baltic. Other COMMITTEES, nciu-.
ding the United States, pay one-and.a quar-
ter per cent. Even Danish ships are taxed
at this rate. In the year 1926 treaty fecoe.
nizlng this duty was concluded between tile
United States and Denmark. This treaty,
however, according to one of its stipulations
may be dissolved by either of the parties
provided it gives one years notice of its in.
tention; and the requisite notice having been
given by the United States Government in
April last, the treaty will terminate mex,
spring"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-06
The Fusion &c Grand Rally.

The fusion Masa meeting held here on
Thursday was failure IN every respectS
failure in numbers, failure In speakers, a
failure in speeches, and failure in enthusi-
asm.
For a number Of weeks, the Democrat had
paraded in flaming capitals the names Of
Thos. Ford and L. D. Campbell. It called
upon the people to come and hear these el-
oquent % champions of the dark lantern
cause. Thursday caiie and with it came
the busy day as usua l~but the crowds were
al home. After the meeting was called to
order by Judge Spdlding and the speaking
commenced, the town Hall was about two
thirds full and the audience was mostly
made up from the citizens Of Rayenna.
Ford, whose name has been posted as the
principal speaker Of the day, failed to come.
This appeared to be disappointment to
many. L. d. Campbell, the man who on the
floor of Congress, called God to witness that
he was not Know Nothing, while he was
at the same time member OF the infamous
order, was present and addressed the peo-
pie. We heard onlya part of the speech.
So far as we heard him, his whole theme
was slavery. He told some anecdotes
The most prominent one vas in relation to
dog which was so unfortunate as to be shot
through the head, aud then pounded by a
boy after II t6as dead. He said that he was
opposed to the nomination Of Chase but that
in his life he never voted for but one perfect
candidate, one that just filed his eye for any
public Office, and that was himself when he
was running for Congress. 1t was regu
lar "God and liberty speech" throughout
He failed, 60 far as we heard, to Tell hoO s
P. CHASE, if elected, could by his officia
acts, affect slavery in Kansas. He ignored
the tax question and every other living issue
before she people of Ohio in the present can
vass.
We were very much disappointed in Mr.
Campbell. We had formed a high opinion
Of him as an orator and man of talent
and even aow, we are inclined to the opin
ion that his failure to acquit himself will
honor, was owing to bad and failing cause
and want of enthusiasm and spirit on thu
part of his heaters.
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DishOnOrable.

The last Campaign Democrat makes
low and vulgar attack upon CHARLES GREEr
County Treasurer. II charges him will
hav ing circulated false reports about Lyman
Bryant, and then INDUCES in language ofa
buse which would put to blush "black leg
on the Mississippi River. The character o
Mr.. GREEN is above reproach and the lyina
ISLANDERS Of the Democrat will not hur1
him. In respect to the charges against
him we would only say, that at the time hi
is accused of having been. away circulating
these statements in reference to Bryant, ht
was sick at home. The charge is without
any foundation in truth and the attack was
not only mean but cowardly. vi
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-06
That Challenge.

The Democrat states that we challenged
o. P. Brown to meet US at Newport and
discuss the question as to his membership
in the X. N. Order, and then speaks in a
very contemptuous manner of our self-con-
ceit. The whole statement Of the Demo
crat is false. The challenge was not given
by us; but on the contrary it was given by
D. P. BRo~N's friends, and we accepted it,
We are told by some OF Mr.. BRowN'a
friends at Newport, that we "dare not meet
0. P. BRowN," that If tive would m eet him
they would appoint meeting there, and
have him come.'' The challenge was
thrown at us in every form. Knowing that
We were upon the right side we accepted,
and o. p. Brown and his friends refuse to
appoint the time, and dare not hold meet
ing. These are the facts. The discussion
was not Of our seekingi but when we were
challenged, We did not hesitate to accept
the CHALLENGES!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-06
IEGkLNOTICE.

Louisa Russsll, AlvInA Bartholomew and. William
Bartholomew legal representatives Of Albert Barthol
OF tho State of Ohio, Will take notice that
on the Sd day of September, A. y. 1855, Frank d.
Russell as administrator of said Albert Bartholomew,
deceased filed his petition in the Probate Court in the
Co Iuy Of Portage and State OF Oho the object and
prayer of which Is 20 be empowered To complete con-
tract in writing ade and entered into by said Albert
bartholomew inhis life time, towit: on the 10Th day
Of April 1885, with one Lorenzo d. Bates, of Atwater
for the sae off certain aet or lot Of land situate in
Atwatsr, Portage Co., Ohio, being part of the south
half mile center square, for $500, payable at sta
ted periods thereafter; which amount las been fully
paid up by said Bates, and Daniel w Hilyetto whom
said contract has been assigned by said Bgtes The
prayer Of said petit Is that said Adminisrst0T may
DO empowered by said Court to make Hiiiyor Deed o
said premises Ia pursuance Of said compact. The
petition will be for hearing on the 2nd day OF October
A. ID. 1855. j.. L. & II. G. RANNEY,
| September Z, 1885 5-4 Att'ys for Petitioner.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-06
.Fnsion Letter Writer'S,

Each number Of the Democrat is full 81
letters from the several townships; in regard
tdthe Democratic meetings held therin.--
The whole objectseems to be ridicule the
meetings and missrepfesent the position ahd
sentiments ofthe speakers. OR oppohenti
must be short sighted indeed, if they hope to
advance their cause in any such way as this
Do they not know, that men Of their osSn
party attend these meetings! When these
men see the lying and slanderous letters
knowing them to be totally false, viii they
not lose their confidence in the honesty ol
the fusion leaders1 So far as our own sue
cess Is concerned, we are glad to have these
communications written. for they only dem
onstrate the corruption and fraud resorted
to carry on the fusion cause.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-06
The Fair.

The Portage County Agricultural Fail
came of last Thursday and Friday. The
day was lovely, and every thing was favor.
able to "full turn out" Of the people oI
old Portage. The number in attendance
was large, though it is said, not as large at
In some former years. There was not as
fine an exhibition Of Agricultural products
as we had expected to see, considering the
extraordinary abundance of the season..
We believe the farmers Of Our County, kept
the best part 5f the products of their farms
and gardens at home. The exhibition oi
stock was good, and was regarded by man y
as the better part of the fair. In the after
noon there was an exhibition of horseback
riding, which formed on important Fart ol
he entertainment.