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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-01-24
Public Sale.

Opelousas, December Goth, 1855.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12
r.. 10. R.

THR MEDICAL TRINITY
Each Of r always Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers certain diseases; and when either
the READY RELIEF RRNoyATfSG REsoLvESr to the REGU-
LAToR used for the certain class of disease they
specially designed for, the system undergoes
id transformation from its diseased condition heal
thy and happy state os existence.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
This remedy is to be used externally taken inter
nally for all Pains, Aches and Iufrmities. In few
minutes it stops the most torturing pains subdues all
inamations and the worst cases OF Rheumatism,
Lumbago Gout, Paralysis, Neuralgia Toothache,
Burns Sprains strains &c. 1t restores the Lame stiff
Joted, Iniirn and Crippled to Soundness and Vigor.
is likewise Certain Cure and Preventive for Fever
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Colds and Influenza. Whenever you feel any unpeas-
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READY RRIEF apply IL TO the parts where the pain
is located; in short time you will enjoy ease and COM
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Bear in mind, there is pain severe but that
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF win stop, and no Astem SO
crippled with infruities but that theR. IL henie
dies will restore to sound and vigorous health
RApwAY's REGULATORS.
The discovery of these wonderful Pills establishes
new in purgauyes, and new principle in the sci
OF medicine. In taking these pills, no gripping
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They insure those who take Them good appetite and
a healthy digestion.
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they purify it, cleanse it, take from it all impure depos
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One or two doses of RADwAY's REGULATORS viii en-
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Jaundice Nervousness, Indigestion Cosveness, Liver
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troubled with irregularities weak ening discharges,
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS are taken.
PICTURE OF HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
few doses of RAILWAYS REGULATORS will insure a
clear fair, pure and healthy skin and rosy complex
ion. They give to those troubled with weak, dull yell
low eyes, a clear and brilliant appearance. RAILWAYS
and the use of the Ready Relief, washer for the
teeth and aromatic for the breath, will change the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12
Essray Nntice.

TEyAKEN up by John w. Brandenburgh, Living in
IA Center Up, Wapelio County, Iowa, the 1ltl
day fully, 1857 dark iron grey horse, supposed
to be Ave years old last spring, with SPAWN his
near hind leg.
Said horse appraise at seventy-iive dollars.
J. n. CAMPBELL, CT'k.
July "a, '57-22-3m by ID. CAMPBELL, Dep'y
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Essray Notice.

TNyAKEN up by Michael Tus, living in Green Tp
III Wapello County, Iowa, the 10th day OF July
A. D. 1851, black three year old mare; and tive
year old bay mare mule.
Said Estrays appraised at one hundred dollars each
july 23d, 1S5T-22-3m }. n. CAMPBELL, Cl'k
by d. CAMPBELL D'pty.
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EdA ONO ACRES OF Ho :,sL,o LAND

sDqpsUVV AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The Demone Navigation and Railroad Company
win offer at public auction, at the City Of Demone, the
Capitol Of the State Of Iowa. the 21st day Of 0cto
Der next, and each succeeding day, until the same
are fully disposed of. ftft
FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,
living Immediately above Fort Des Monies. These
lands part of grant made in iS46by Congress to
the State of Iowa, by whom they have been conveyed
to this Company, whose rights have now been affirmed
by the Supreme Court of Iowa. its CHEST judicial tri,
bua They lie in alternate Sections in strip of five
miles In width both side Of the Dies Moines River
The Valley of the Des Moines Is contessedly THE
RICHEST AGRICULTURAL REGION OF THE UNI
TED STATES aud the lands now offered will comprise
of the most la xuriant Of the PRAIRIE, MEADOW
and TIMBER LANDS of the state; are well Tatered by
springs aud streams, aud having been withheld from
sale for eleven years past Interpreted with civil
lied farms and thriving villages. The timbered lands
rich In black walnut aud oak OF the finest quality.
An abundance OF coal uuderies the greater portion,
and Is easily mined Multtudes OF farms can be seec
ted with ample coal and tmbe upon them for all the
purposes Of the cultyator Plaster is .also found in
abundance -H
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES win be abso-
lutey Sold subject the conditions following, 10 the
highest bidder but the Company reserves the right OF
restricting further sales If unsatisfactory.
Terms OF Sac.rhe land in each section win be sold
separately and in convenient parcels and In all
he put up at the minimum price of 81 per acre.
Payments shall be made as follows, to witt There
shall be paid down in cash at the time of sale on all
timbered lands from one-haf TO twothrds Of the pur
money other lands bringing less than SO
81 per acre. all other lands rs per cent OF the pur
chase money, ana the remainder FDdli ne payable
five equal annual nstallments to be secured upon the
lands with interest at per cent. per year
In case any purchaser shall desire to pay in full, a
discount of 10 per cent the amount Of deferred
ments will be made The bonds of the Company will
he received as cash ct their par value Deeds of
ranty win be given
The deeds of conveyance of these lands to the Com
pany will be found duly recorded in the office of the
Secretary Of State of Iowa Maps descriptions and APP
praisals of the land and any other Information b.
had application at the Office of the Company No. is
Williamsst New York, to the undersigned, at the
Company's Land Office in Deuloine Ft Des Moines.)
A. PETRIE,
Land Commissioner y. n. & Il. II. Co.
N Y, Aug %. 1851 INSECT
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Estrap Notices.
Estfay Notice.
EssPay Notice.
Estray Notice.

FEyAKEN up by Thomas g. Fuller, living in Compe
n tine township, Wapello county, Iowa, the 3lsi
day of June, 1851, bay mare sixteen seventeen
years old last spring, saddle aud collar marks rope
halter her neck shod all round the fore right knee
larger than the other both fore hoofs cracked in and
cracked around; white spot the left hind pasture
joint some about the rump Said mare appraised
at thirty five dollars
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk
n2l-3m David Campbell, Deputy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12
CHOICE FARM ANDLAND, PIE AIREE
AND TIMBER!

NEAR THE CITY OF OTTU IVA!
+ or = ale V cry Low
TEyHE whole, undivided half OF between four
III and five hundred OF first rate land, situated
partly in Highland township, miles north Of ottumwa,
and partly in Centre township, about one mile from
the Court House, in 0ttumwa, is offered for sale at
bargain.
Two hundred acres are under cultivation, having
good farm buildings, good fences and plenty of stock
water 100 bearing fruit trees and good soil as
can be found in Iowa.
valuable coal mine is on the timber land, OF
tumwa.
The above land offers chance to those desir-
ing to locate of the most promising cities In
Iowa. where real estate rapidly rising and must be-
come very valuable
For particulars, apply in person or by letterto
-t.iss J. w. NORRIS
n17H Courier ONCE, 0ttumwa, Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas,
Burlington Foundry.
(GsAS EyENJsR ESurltngfOn. low

r AM prepared to furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
n of various sizes and kinds; Circular Saw Mills,
Smut Mills, Browns Patent Portable Grinding Mills,
fhreshing Machines, Bridge Irons, Columns, Caps,
Balcopy-Raing, Fencing, Door Fixtures for Vaults,
Jails, &C.
FOR SALE-Gum and Leather Betting, Saws of all
sizes Pig and Boiler Iron and all the variety OF Cast
and Wrought Work and Mill Machinery, furnished at
short notice and Of good material and work
manship. loot. /, '5T-n3l-lyl
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Rosewood, Mahogany aud Black Wslnut.,

Aad great variety articles usualIv kept In rrst
elias FIrnitufe Warehouse which too nun Gus to
mention.
Mahogany aud Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts TO SIS 90. ~,
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from 81 rs to $50 o.
Mattresses 81 20 10 $40 co. H-.He
Brass clocks, with iron frames from A. III ty
SIS 90. y
liberal discount made to country dealers Gnsn,f
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Furniture! Furniture
Fresh Arrival at III. C.. Hardy

WHOLESALE & RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LooKlNG-GLAss WAREHOUSE,
JeHerson-st., between Water q Main, In Mr. Postie-
waits new four story brick Burlington, Iowa
AE X. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens of
I'VE Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
ronage and solicits continuance feeling confident
that he can continue to give perfect Subtraction
Owing to hard times ! have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly that II enables me TO sell
all goods in my line from 20 TO Is per cent than
any other house In the west, and all goods
as good as represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists Of the following goods in
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12
Estray Notice.

FEvAKEN up by Henry Dornsythe, on the 1lth day
4 of July, A. d. 1851, living I'm Agency Tp., Wap
clio County, Iowa one black twelve years old
last spring both hind feet white collar marks both
shoulders knee sprung spots In the forehead, snip
the nose Appraised at twenty dollars.
j. n. CAMPBELL, Cfk.
July 23, 20 22-3m by ID. CAMPBELL, Dep'y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12
steam Boiler Mandatory

NNyE are now prepared TO build High Pressure, Lo
L w connective and Portable Boilers, also Oh and
Sope Tanks, Smoke Pipe and Breeching, and every
thing else In line ut St. Louis prices and on the
same terms.
To parties wanting Engines ilfurnish the ma
cbinery complete.
soF- Repairing done short notice and good terms.
Shop near h. ID. Rand's Pork House, Burlington,
Iowa M j. WILSON'S Co.
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G. G. pACkARD,

EKyHOLESALE and Retail dealer In all kinds OF
w Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass Also
agent for Lppincott Bros Fire Proof Safes.
AT all times good assortment of Carriages and Bug
ges hand from the celebrated carriage repository
of Packard & 2arnu.i, Warren, Ohio.
rs Opposite the Curlew House, Ottumwa. ln1I-y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12
THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONE!

Patented May, 1854. Improved in 1856.
SEyHs T. Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill il sinbH
n and portable machine formed on the COTE MIL
prhcipie entirely OF cast ron for farm and
use and designed for preparing food for steek which
IL Goes at the rate of ten To wenty bushels per hour
according TO the size of the Mill. An inprov euept
has been effected ia its model the present season
crushers, together with improved Bridge Tree ana
IN substutnga box platform in place Of the old l.ga
by means OF all OF which the speed is nearly doubled
ano when requiredl the Mill adapted also to grinding
shelied corn into hommony and fine meal for family
use. by reversing the motion, or In other words by
running II backwards, ten fifteen quarts OF meal TO
the bushei are obtained and the balance is superior
hommony or good fooa for feeding >
THE AD FANTAGE OF FEEDING corn AND
COB MEAL PROFEN 80
Henry Alspaugh of Greenfield CO., Ohio ssys:--"In
1904 myself and brother raised large crop Of corr
and purchased 1870 head Of cattle to fatten Ny broth
er wishing to divide our interests offered fifteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice Of the cattle
to the number of seventy head 1 accepted, and he
selected his seventy. leaving me one hundred and
twenty We then divided our corn; he fed his sin the
shock and had mine ground together with the cob;
and fed in troughs, nailed around the yard
My brothers corn did hold out near as long as
mine though We had divided equally and he fed sew
enty head to my one hundred and twenty When lis
corn was out let him have from mine; and when We
nnished feeding, the cattle weighed and Sold Is
was found that my cattle had gaiHed Ave pounds ON
the hundred over double what his had gained and my
profits were over thousand dollars than his
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team and no extry power required than what accom-
panies each mill
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON CO., Burlington
Iowa. nS2y
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BEDS.-A new patent, which will
put up trial Of one week and II not liked will be
taken down, free Of chargef kept, price u co. Any
one wishing to try them can do 80 BY calling ct my
store. nS0-1 H. G. HARDY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12
rAvRRaNK,s SCALES.

IHyHE genuine Fairbanks Scales for sale at manufac-
turers prices, by KEITH, ROBINSON & CO., a
Sole Agents Water, Jefferson street. Burlington,
Iowa nol6-tf
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Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood

From Per. J. y HINES, Pastor Of advent Church, Boston,
DR.. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
IN MY faulty and among those am called tt visit
distress. 10 regulate the organs of digestion aud purify
!le bord iry the very best remedy have ever
known. and 1 can confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours j. V. HINES.
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Hrysipelas, scrof,la, Kings Evil, Tette,

Firm F. ,'co,uips Merchant Of 81 Louis. Eb A. 1856
M AVER: Your Pills the paragon of all that Is
ra.t medicine Tey have cured my little daughter
urrus sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
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tt'tei wifi hlotches and pimples ON her skin and in
-? itar AfteI om child cured she also tried your
lis ar.d "a Fave cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
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WARSAW. Is YoMIs6 Co., n.

DkhR SlR am using your Catbartic Pills in my pr,c
ice and fuh them excellent purgatve to cleanse the
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-25

A WHOLESOME ENAcTMENr.-On the first
of next month, an Act will go into effect in
this State providing that the deprecated notes
other states will be forced to give place to notes
of the Banks of this Commonwealth. 1t ex
tends the 30th section of the General Banking
Law of 1850 to all persons holding licenses as
brokers under the laws of this Commonwealth,
or who may be transacting the business of pri-
vate bankers so far as to prohibit said parties
from paying out any but " the notes of specie
paying Banks of this state" in the purchase
or discount of any bill of exchange, promisory
note, or other negotiable paper. The viola
tion of this provision is made public misde-
meanor, punishable for each offense by impris-
onment for period of not less than ten nor
more than sixty days, at the discretion of the
Court, and a fine in any sum not exceeding
FIVE hundred dollars, and not less than one
hundred
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-25

SALT LAKE POSTMASTER Last October %,
Mr.. HIRAM F. MoRRELL was appointed Post
master at Salt Lake City, Utah, in place of
ELIAS SMITH, removed. The credentials were
regularly forwarded from the department, but
never delivered to Mr. MoRRELL Duplicates
followed with no better success. Mr.. Nor
RELL, being now at the seat of the general 60
yernment, has received his commission quail
fed before the Hon. GEO. P. STILES, Asso-
ciate Judge of Utah, now in Washington, en-
tered into the bonds required and in day or
two will start fully empowered to take charge
of the post-office at Salt Lake city.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-25
THE REPUBLICAN co.
TERRIBLE FRESHETS.

Last week sudden and uneX pected rise in
the Susquehanna at this place, accompanied
by great quantity of drift-wood, parts of
houses, &C., gave warning that its tributaries
somewhere had "got high aud done some
damage. We learn that the rivers emptying
into the Chemung, were swollen by rains to a
terrible degree, causing loss of life, and much
destruction of property.
The village of Corning was almost submerg-
ed, and much injury done. The Chemung ca
nal has suffered terribly 1t will probably
take six weeks to repair the damage
At Ithaca, much destruction was caused by
mil-dams giving way. A portion of Halsey's
grist mill was swept away, accompanied by a
number of other buildings Several lives are
reported lost.
The Johnny Cake dam was not further in,
jured by this freshet The continual high wa
ter in the river makes it impossible to COM
mence work uponit 1t is, however, confident
ly expected that, with favorable weather. the
water could be put in the canal in four weeks.
We do not hear anything from the Horse
Race dam though Mr.. Maffet must suffer the
same Inconvenience from continual high water
in the river.
These Interruptions to navigation are par
ticularly disastrous and perpleXing to the coal
operators who had looked with confidence for
an outlet north to market 1t will be the 1st
of August before they can commence opera
tions, which will materially shorten the sea-
son. The Barcley Rail Road and Coal Com
pany had made arrangements for mining and
delivering large quantity of coal, the perfor-
nance of which is materially interfered with,
and the Company have been obliged in mea-
sure to suspend operations for the present
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-25

The BUNKER HILL ANNIvERsARY.-The in
auguration Of the statue of General Warren,
the hero of Bunker Hill, took place on the
18th, at Charlestown, Mass, with grand
display of military and fire companies, and the
presence of many distinguished guests from all
parts of the Union. More than 1000 persons
were present in the pavilion on Monument
grounds, while many thousands stood outside
unable to gain admittance The procession
reached the grounds about 3 o'clock in the af-
ternoon. The Inauguration exercises COM
menced by prayer from President Walker, of
Harvard College, followed by an original ode,
sung by the Handel and Haydn Society of
Boston. Edward Everett was then introduc-
ed, when the statue was uncovered, the band
playing the Star Spangled Banner Mr.. Eve
rett then proceeded to deliver hisinauguration
address, and speeches were also made by seve-
raj other distinguished persons.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Coal Cracker No !, at
the Diamond Mines near this village owned
by the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad Company, was burned to the ground
on Saturday morning last. The fire is supposed
to have originated from the engine, and when
discovered, about two o'clock, had made but
little progress but the dry woodwork of
the building was so saturated with oil from
the machinery that the flames spread with
such rapidity as to defy all efforts at extingush
ment. Much of the machinery, we learn al
though considerably damaged, may, with lit
tie repairing, again be used but every thing
in the shape of woodwork is a mass of cinders,
Loss about ten thousand dollars. No insur-
ance
The burning of the Cracker will not inter
fere in the least with the amount of coal car
ricd over the Company's road Extra cars
will be furnished to their own and other Col
lieries in the neighborhood, their shipments
will be increased, and the coal sent to market
will not fall below the usual amount.
An Irishman named Flynn, while at work
at the fire on the high trestle-work supporting
the track leading from the Cracker to the
Companys main road, fell and received inJu-
ries which caused his death on Sunday. He
leaves wife and several children Scranton
Republican.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-25

APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
SALE OF THE MAIN LINE-In the Supreme
Court, before Chief Justice Lewis, and Jud-
ges Lowrie, Woodward, Knox, and Armstrong
the argument in the applications for special
injunction to restrain the sale of the Main
Line, which is advertised to take place in the
city, Oh the 25th instant, was commenced.
There are in all, three separate cases, in
which separate bills in equity are filed. lst.
The bill filed by Henry S. Mott, stockhoI-
der in the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
to restrain said company from purchasing said
Main Line I'd A bill filed by oanholders
of the State to prevent the sale of property
pledged to secure the said loans The latter
bill was filed on Tuesday last, the two former
were filed on the 9th Of June, and to which
alone the argument Of counsel were confined
to-day, affidavits and arguments having been
prepared to meet them The counsel for the
complainants are Messrs. w. L. Hirst, James
H. Walton, Charles r. Buckalew, and w. NJ.
Meredith. Counsel for the respondents are
Messrs. Staunton, Cuyler, St. Geo T. Camp
bell and Attorney General Franklin.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-25

THE You've MEMS NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL
AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY FAIR-The first
Annual Exhibition of the Young Mems Ma,
tioual Agricultural and Mechanical Society
will be held in Emra, commencing on Monday
Augest 3lst, and continuing during the week
until September 5th, 1857.
We condense from the Elmira Adreytiser, of
Monday, the following
The Premiums in the aggregate amount
to about $4,000. Over So, 600 will be award
ed to Fire Companies The Fireman on the
ground will be under the general supervision
of HARRY Howard, Esq, the deservedly pop
ular Chief Engineer of the Fire Department of
New York City, assisted 10y TRACY r Nor
GAN, ESQ, of Binghamton, and Mr.. SAMUEL
SHERMAN of Rochester. Mr. Howard is also
chairman of the Judges on the competition of
Companies. The other members are the Chief
Engineers of the Fire Departments of Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chicago, and
perhaps other cities.
The Firemen appear in Fireman's dress
Each company will pay 25 dollars entrance
fee, which entities them to tickets of admis-
sion during the Exhibition without further ex-
pense. They will expected to provide them
selves with torches, for the Grand Combined
Torch Light Procession, which, it is designed
will surpass anything of the kind ever attempt
ed in this county. This brilliant and grand
display will take place on the fifth day, Friday
evening, on the Fair Grounds. Two hundred
and fifty Rockets will be sent up on the occa-
sion.
We are informed that it is the intention of
the President, Gen. BURRoUGHs, to extend in
vitations to the Governors of all the States,
the Mayors of all cities of the State, and other
principal cities in the Union, to witness the
Grand Review and Parade of the Firemen.
and trial of their Engines.
We must not forget to mention that all of
the great trotting celebrities of the country
are engaged to be there Flora Temple. and
her great rival, Lancet, will lead the Grand
Cavalcade on Tuesday, at eleven, A. NJ, COW
cred and led, followed by other trotting celeb
rites, who will show their points and pace
on the Agricultural course.