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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-09
STATE or -rERMnNT.

Chlctlfia District,
Probate Court hodrn Al Probate once ~ john,
bury within and Tor said District, the 2sday Oi Sep
tember, \. ID. ls5s,
Instrument purTorting Ia be the last will and tesla
~ mcnt " Robert y. Acko~n, ihtr OF Barnet
being ouTt WisrI
stevens the executor therein named fur Probate Il il cor.
dereh b sad Court that all pcrsnus therein
notnsd 90 appear Ms'oh ot said Court 20 be holden
the Probate ONCE In 81 Johnstry. the 18Th lav M
October 1855 and show cause ifany they may have
against she Probate said Will for which purpose ID l.,
furtbrr ordered that of the record Of this order
published In Tur CAtHpoSIAN, printed At ST. Johnsbur
three weeks successfully previous TO said time appoint
81 Tor hearing
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
Siissi. ASA L. FRENCH. Judge II Probate
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TRUE TIME.
American Watches.

VHESE superior Watches made by the aid OF
original machinery expressly designed Co with
allow price auHsr1SrAL and uNnFoRHLr HELtAHLE
ume-keepcr The movements are new In construction,
have been pronounced by the highest authorities 20 be fault
less In principle and quality and have been by
most eNaotnR eas 90 be unanR In action These watches
made entire nom the crude materials. IN single
adjustment by connected and uniform Fac
tory being organized upon the system that has
adopted IN the production OF the unequAled American
arms-whlch enaheE ns TO produce movement at one
hnr the price ofa foreign movement OF the
Each watch H. carefully trsted and h accompanied
the makersccrtlhcate and warranty for wears
All foreign watches made by hand. the American
watches being The only ones made by machinery
uniform system throughout Nearly all handmade watch
rfvrttvr amt continuity getting oy order
In OF the country his impossible TO np Euod
watch rcpairefu and watch repairng N always
end'eNp-nsvs The Introduction OF American watches
dspo~ea ~ this Of this dncuy and country merchants
well watch dealers keep watches part their
miscellaneous stock And thus supply their eusiomF with
q staple (which be used any other article
without mystery humbug Sold by the trade generally
sAesroom In Boston, les Washington Street General
Agents, MesSru. Robins Appleton New York.
an APPLETON. TRACY A CO.
WALTHAH. MASS.
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For SaIeI

For Sale
pY the subscribers at low figures, : 10
ID and 10 foot Engine lathcs with or without
screw fixtures. Also one "a hand
CLAPBOARD PLANER,
One Blind Machine. together with sizcs Of Eel.
tons Potable Cast Iron Grist Mills. suitable for
grinding all kinds Of grain together with corn ON
the cob. T. r. FAIRRANKS
Agent for Caledonia Machine shop Co.
n. BIN the absence OFT. X. F., call on S O.
'raeSstt or d. Colby. atthe Planning Works for
PARTICULARS. O9,f
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REMOVAL.

THR subscriber having leased the lineAtI
Harduarr, W. l. Goods aad ofeepy ~ ~ l ~,
tsent on die Kitredge Block, where ~ eNhhf
with tho DD Goods Department lA'F. /" ~
Jewrttl he invites his former fstnna 20 'all, %
surinR them that the liberal aud generous siltH
nae af the Fable which be- has been ~ h,hHH
favored with in the past 10 Ffateluil3 -'AN"""Ne
ed, and its continuance 10 hls
NEW AND CENTRAL LOCATION
nearly opposite the 81. Johnsbury House y nesl
eamestly desired. Guaranteeing % ne lY'lNu,i
Patrons and die public generally that lhel VIZ
ind A. good 4 stock ~ Goods ana AZ a. low pilp''
az can BE- found in Northern Vermont IN.
My stock Sill alwHyt be- extensive fFrIl -lu'l.
in tbs marx 81 fin ny llnei constantly srhinH ~
the most satisfactory prices, as boy ny oeep-
vTuiuHiFHiy fUT rHEn'
GOOD BARGAINS aud Good sssohmeni
always ready, All kinds VI Farmers Produce
bought and sold,
Please Remomber the place
where the best aud cheapest goods can be found
10 az
Eff. BROWNS, Kittredge Block
nearly opposite the g. Johnsbury House. Tome
and les 4, y, BLOWN,
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Last Call.
STATE or VERMONT

'- Caledonia District. u
Al Probate Court held atSt Jahhsbury. In said District
oil the z1tlr day ~ sept. A. o.. thSsl
WILLIAM 3. BROCK, administrator ~ tho estate OF
W Dfnrl Nosrc late In said district deceased
akra anpIcatlor To ssid curt the whole
~ the deceased representing uAi
sale for the payment o. the debts ~ saul
Wherrupou. " u ordered by said Court that said
application under consideration and be heard the
18th D. 1851 at the Prubats once IN 81
Johnsury aud, "a ~ further ordered TINT all
errstr We uahed hereof by puh aon rfuo,rr Vi this
application AID urer thereon three weeks
the CAlcdoiAn printed at 81 JuhuAbu. before aid Time
heAring. that they at aid time place
and. " they cause. nhlret thrrrid.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge 81 Probate.
81 Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate
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Fall Style Hats.

BOSTON, and New York, Fall and Winter
ID style Mole akin Hats, just received and for
SAFE by !. II. GORHAM
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Wove Wire Cloth,

GUITABLE for Threahing Machines, Win
y moving Mills, Window Screens, Sc, fnr sale
By bOiAION A DEMiNG,
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j. ID. Chase e. Sons,
Practical Founders achinists
AND MILLWRfoHTs,

IN Irons, Water wheels, Hoard Machines,
CaphnHrd and ShiuFir hHrhiHss, Cora CEaGkc ara,
smut Machines, A. Sci and build Lumber aud
uHst Mills. Also dealers in Manufacturers arli-
Giles, via Mil Stones, boiling Cloths, India Rub
her betting, Hose and Packing Leather heltinF,
Lace Leather and Bell ityets, and Saws u all
descriptions.
MilwIighis supplied with Irons, Machinery, So.
do a liberal discount, Al work warranted, Or
Aota or enquiries by mail or otherwise promptly
attended 90, 4bu
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Hardware,

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAR
"A pcntcrs Joincrs Tools, and all ether kinds
Of hardware. constantly on hand aud I sale At
ycr, lau prices by bolSTON a DEFINING.
81. Inhn.hnry. LulY %. 1855.
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~" 49, a. ID -
Aud so much Of said lands will be sold al public
suction at the dwelling house Of Merit Ncwhall
in said Kirby, on Saturday. the thirticth day OF
October next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon a.
shal he requisite to discharge said taxes with
costs unless preVionAly pAid,-------------
Dated AT Kirby this 2dth day Of September, 4. u.
1858. HIRAM STEVENS, First Constable.
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Jobbing Business.

TTNHE subscriber. will carry on the business
i heretofore done by A Il Flint 4 Co and
would solicit leaning OF all kinds, and also Stone
work generally S II LEE
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PLANNING WORK.
Best Churn yet Invented.

TH'HE Davis SelfAdiusting PatcntChurn chums
thr Vuirkrgt and vaEfrrt, and makes i,,,'..l'
and ~ good butter as the old Dashcr Chun. IL
rss the butter milk out and the sal; In with ac-
curAcy aud dispatch. Buy one, and II II IL not tho
best return H. For sale for the County of Gale
donna at the Agricultural Ware House, by
ALEX. LANG.
81, Johnsbury, July 10. 1853. 9iu
TNRIVALLED FERTILIZERS
~ EHcEtLEn. by Coe 4 Company, Manufac-
turcrs Of PuRE CRUEHTp BoNE and SUrER PHos-
ruNTg or LIME. Try them. Cash paid for Bone
Office 10 broad Street, Boston
Boston, April 2S. 1853 Sjtf
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Economy

- ET your old Umbrella and Parasol frames
" covered and-nade good a. new
Tho suhseFlbsf hatiHf purchased full sei ~
machinery fpr making umbrellas aud paTahola' ~
now with his large assortment ~ silks, such -
Black, Brown, Black aud Green hoTdeTed More
Antique, with PRINCES 60 match, prepared % give
hill satisfaction 60 All who may give him a call az
the Music Store aud Telegraph Office,
5. A, ELLIS,
~, Johnsbury. May @, 1859. siU
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BOSTON. january /. ISIS.
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AW S! AW S.!
Weeks Magic Compound

\ S proving itself one of tho most efficient ron..
dies in uye for Coughs, Colds. bronchitis Sc
It can had in any quantity at
Su BINGHAMs.
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MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
: EDDY, Solicitor of PATIENTS.
sent ofIho Z 5. Faleni Omcc, Washington, undel

the Act Of tg1,)
Amer an extensive practice Of upwards ct twenty ycars
continues To- secure Patent.n the United Statcs asn 10
yeats specifications Assignments aud all Papers or
Ing or PaenIs sSsSnisd on hssral terms and Win d.
TO dcterinine the validity utiuy Of Patents lnvcn
rsS OF otnTT sI'n ,rn9s,rd " S mater,
Furnished by rrmittiuE one Dollar Asagnme ded
This Agency is not only the largest In New England but
through inventors have advantages for securing patents
cdby " superior TO- any which can be
offered them elsewhere The testimonials below given
TtcE than the subscribers aud as SuccTss Hrsr
saoos o. ASyAsIae,s ASn AHL,tT he woudsdd that he
er ONCE Of the Kind the charges for professional sety
during twenty years past him 20 accumulate
vAstcocction tons and official relative
to patents Those besides hts extensive library OF legal
and works aud fu granirT
In the United Mates ana Europe, render him able beyond
n"tessy Ola jeurney to arlington Co procure pa
tent aud the usual gtea delay there are here saved n
vcntotA.
Testimonials.
IT regard Mr.. Eddy the most capable and sue
eessful practitioners wit whom have had official inter
CIxS-MXsoN.' Commissioner Of Patents.
cannot employ person more competent and trustworthy
and more capable OF putting their Applcatonsn rm to
secure for them eSry and favorable consideration
EDMUND BURKE" Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Boston. February & 1919.
all but ONE OF which patents have been granted and
ns Gs n a ABILITY o sa S 10 PTS96 Of
Al inventors 70 apply 20 him 20 procure their patents
JOHN TAGGART."
From sept nth 1857 to5unc i1h. 1855 the subscriber
phSStlons sixrEsS APPsGiS, EVERY ON Of witch
was decided In his ayor b. the Comm'siceI Of Patents
Boston, January /, Isss. G-iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17
NUMBER 195


men, ny advice to y0u is adopt this plan as near As
your climate Wih slloW-gst tas best kind of seed
wheat every thing e0nsidered) which viii bear the
latest oeing put n The ground. and which wiz ri
Pen 'ne very earliest day possible. Ithink south-
ern raised wheat would Hkelv bs ~ a5va5ssgs
procured every year Nov, as 10 thst unmiti5afsd
rascal the ''WeeVil, have ebekmated hin stfso.
tuaily. As soon, and as fast a. your gHsss is
cleaned, put 1t up in bacon casks which have hsld
bacon for some time. guarantee, if you Keen he
wheat dry the Weevil viii never trouble it-no No.
for a thousand years
About the Rust Smut, sc. These are either By
an insect, er BY electricity (atmOsphreic.) know
Of no better remedy Than blue stOue-sOsk Jour
seed wheat in solution Of il and ron in plaster or
ashes. Sound seed. which can Be put 10 the ground
the latest, and which gets ripe the earliest, b The
only eiisotual remedy that believe you via fad
soon This Praeties may make these formidable
enemies "vamese the ranehs." in process Of time.
A GEozoL1E
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From the American Farmer.

credited 10 the "Ohio Farmer" upon the above
which gives US the Classification Of these insects
and their peculiar habits The writer is correct IN
the distinction be makes Of them What IS need
ed by mankind for the world IS Interested IN me
growth and manufacture Of whsst,) lss remedy lor
them. How can they be oheckmated' 1 10 no.
the north or even as far north as your State, but in
my latitude (32oJ have adopted way which proves
completely successful. have . kind Of wheat
Cwbitel which weighs 81 lbs. to the blshel which
have sowed as late as the 10Th Of December, and
cut by the l2lh Of May following. This check
wheat Is an and size enough for him, the cold pinch
Is. 90 never see him. The grain being ready
for the cradles BY the 18th Of May. the blooming is
some time in advance Of the rasoally "Midge" OF
oWheat FIys" period Of depOsiting lis eggs, which
lis does in the heads while in bloom. Well, gentle
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17

FOR TExAs.-Quite osrsvea Of emigrants passed
through cur town yesterday their way to Texas
We understand that they we're from BOekine an
and Shenandoah counties, and Judging from thelr
turn CUT they belonged TO the WeslthIsst clss5 Of
eiiize1s Of the Valley. Iadesd We have heard Il
stated, but do not know how the Information vas
obtained, that ene Of the gentlemen vas worth 40
wards Of 500 900. We could not buf regret 10 sss
the removal Of many Of the best oitizsns convey
ing with them so much OF the capital Of Tirgaia 70
ind homes and be employed slseEhsre.- Ryftsgiils
Va J Telegraph
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NEW FAIL & WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESA

n Il A q b Il q 4 q q a 3.
TE receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and Brogans Capeng, QuesWare,
Hardware etc, to which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock this market. II is unne
sry for US anything in regard TO selling goods cheap
reported throughout all the Eastern cities as selling
goods We the charge, and % short
time, prompt buyers men, that prepared 70 sell
goods this FAN cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
our stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS Of every
popular kind imported manufactured in the United States,
to which we invite special attention
Also, have large stock Of READYADE CLOTHING, that
can't be bs in quality, style and cheapnes in America.
Also 400 BOOTS SHOES, which and will sell
under regular prices.
Also goo pieces Of CARPETING ply, 2py, q wool and all
cotton, that be bought Of for less than manufacturers
prices. Call and see.
Also have made with Of The largest i'm
porting houses America for Queenswar by the crate for New
York iobbing prices. Call and examine iefOre buying.
Also Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &c.
Merchants who purchase for cash. and give short notes.
and pay the will find house is the place for them.
TRAUBE 4 LUCAS
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ATLANTIC TELEGEAPIT SUCCESSFUL!
1855. FALL TRADE. lSJS
NJ z-LLE- w ~ Ran Z ArLLL Ll-EnL- ELronRLL-E
yvloN sreEEr, k.snvILLE, TEsN

% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE,
MFRS. DOYLErespectful announces to the ladies' FFa
Va Of Nashville, State of Tennessee, and adjoining
States, she viii reeeive few days. from New York, VIZ
the largest magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETS well the cheapest brought to this city in
part follows:
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colo.s:
Ladies and Misses and White Legh0rn Boomers
new styles
500 Chenie Fancy Buge sareeau Plain and Flower Head
Dresses
500 Lades' Dress Caps:
1880 French Flowers for Party and Bridal sp-
pOntrnents
ljO0 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, styles;
$50 Boxes White, Red and colored Plumcs
EABROIDERIES such Collars, Sleeves, Handkerchief
Sets Bands Edgings, Chdrens Robes Waists and Capes.
large lot Of Patent Skirts Cloth Coaks Of the most
popular styles. Furs in great quantity, all the from the
Rocky Mountains.
II TOld Bonnes renovated retrimmed in No. style u
eugI5tf MRS. DOYLE.
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SHELLEY nTEDTCAL COLLEGE.


CSESSION OF lSj5-9-THE FIRST kEsuLA2 ~ -. III ~
In this Institution will Commence on AollAy5
vemter, 1854 and will continue ti the lsi Of l7
Ihe Preliminary Course Of Lscttfreaf ne 70 -sA '
will be given during the month Of OctooeF'
FACULTY
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ D. Froi=59of Of An-'ouJ1 w.
criptive. HistologiCal and surgical. y
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor Of Principles ana
Operations Of Surgery
JOHN H. S1LLENDER, NJ D, Professor Of llaiaFia As'A
and Therapeuticsi ,.-t cbs-r5-try
E. B. HGsKISs, n. = Professor Of Theory AMI Practice Of
JoFTy P F0Rb NJ. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
II. NJ. COMPTON. M D. Dsmonstrator Of Anatomy
r, Oi, EE,s,y Il 1pon he premises q the College and IN
Inc CtIy ~ - = al which operations performed
3 o CC @ - ~ " for IN tbs presence Of the Cazs, and cn
cal Lectures delivered ara5 20
Amouut o. fees ioT LeSI--s. LesS5Is--ss..-.,, S %
Matricuad0n fee u1lll llt--ss--t4 ~. -, r9 %
T---,o1sTsfor's fee requtfeo but onceJ - ~
I Graiuat0n fee
foi ~ IOHN P. FORD, M. D.
jyI7dkus Pe.a q y. LaealsZ-
COFFEE..-sA lagl lHa gss,s s9s ss q; H9s *
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FUVHF ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets 10 AasiI1ton
can b procured, which point as well as 70 Baltimore! u
Is ;he shortest direct and in respect the n9st Eei
route l. is tire only by which purchasers OF lrou-A
Tic -ets 10 New York enabled TO reach the cities OF allno
PhiIsiall York, the cost Of ticket 10 New YORK
| ans enabling business men travellers for pleasure or
Information TO visit m principal cities IN the Union Tor
lgss cost than can he Afforded by any other route
And il is the only by which Through Tickets can ~ ll
10 Richmond. Norl0lE Winchester, FREDERICKSBURG, ana refers
lurr Va: Charleston, savannah MacUns Atlanta, Augusta
Usrkey Springs and Bedford springs.
Passengers from NashYiI, the stage Coaches Oh carter
Tbopos, or steamers Cumberland rYeE- 70 LplFlt'
connecting there with United states Nail steamers % Cilc
rati or h the Jacksonville IailrOad indianapolis Ind
Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, whence close connection with e
baltimore and Railroad IS made to Washington City b
more, 2hilade pha and Ne6 York. =, ,.-,
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis arg
transferred the Of the Illinois CsnLrSl t
from thence passing through Terra Hlute Indianapolis Dayton
and yeuia 10 umbus. Tas Daily Trains leave CCluuu az
10 A. n $50 2. NJ. and i, P. N. go ,. al,
n Travellers requested 70 notice that Whlie u5 is l
7EV route aTordng Through Tickets to az the Eastern " a
The same rate charged by other routes 70 Ae0 lCr6 oy Is
also the most speedy and direct all The leading points
In the Fast The distance Columbus Baltimore is only
SIC miles being about miles shorter to New York than by any
other route Tlre changes Of by TINS rouLe anu
consequently less detention, than by any other.
J7 The read baassed with broken stone and iS entirely
free from dust. -- --.
For further information please apply to D. G. RUEsy, AGENT
Nashville, Tenn. ~
For Through Tickets apply Louisville at the Office Of the
Tfsfr straat WM. s. WOODSlDE,
Master transportation B. 4 U. r. r.
JOHN NJ SHARP, General Western Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
E5 6 =#s-zsz3 z45z=sfE. .4..zzz.E E-zEE

kak3 D. ss.l.e,.ssstE j.a.-s.zi5E zss.-..-E ssEs
TVyHE Great Central Route, connecting tire Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern Stl by con
1uous Raj This road also connects at Piburg
with daily lines all ports the Western Rivers
and 1T eveland Saudusy with steamers TO all ports on the
Northwestern Lakes; making the most direct chfFf gE4 ftt-
7er0uts by which FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 ana from e
treat West. ---. .,-r, ,,-,----,,-,,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PitiSbOk''
FIRST CLAss-Bo0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods an 75c Der IU0h
bovgs,) Furs Feathers, &c,
SrcOyB CLkss-B0os and Stationary, Dry 6Os uer lO0h
Goods Gn bales Hardware, Leather, sc.'
THIRD CIass-Auvis, Begging, Bacon and SOC per IOgB
Pork tu bulk,l Hemp &c,
FouFTH CLAzs-Co Fish, Bacon, and Pork 90, per lD0H
(packed.) Lard and Lard Oil,
Tlour-75cts per Dbl. until fur Tlher noIce.
Jain-3jcs. per 100 lhS-r until further notice .,,
CottonS2 per bale not exceeding 5JJ' us "esA U' l-l
ther notice. -.-. ~. -r rl;r,,.1rrf,
rgrticuIar to mark paCa-e ri PbHEftlotiF AGsr2ft
All Goods consigned the Agents Of this Railroad as flll
,bia or IittsburE will he forwarded without tg,enton
FPFsur Eazr-IIarris, Wormlev & Co., Memphis Tenn
f. Sa SIS CO., Louis; J. 5. Mitchell & son. ETas-'
Indiana; Dumesai BELL and Murdock, aud Carter & Jeett
Louisville Ey 3. e. MOldrUm, Madison Indiana SpTlugn3u
& Brown. and Irwin CO., CINCINNATI y. W Graln q yl.'
Vsresve Ohio Leach & CO., No 81 ky street, Boston,
Ierch & Astor House. Nyf York; No. j. William street.
and No Battery Place, New York. Z. j Srf- ielili
Rsrrev Koous, Baltimore Geo. C. ErauCgUs, Itt=urE
IA. II. HOUSTON. GlalraE3 FFegff AgEar7 LhG'E.
HI. LOMBAEBT, SUp'tr Altoona, Pan
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MEMPHIs RACEs.
mEmPHIs COTRsR.


The Races over the Memphis Course VIA
and continue five days.
The sweepstakes have closed win The following entries
FIRST DAY, TuEsDAE October 10 The ~ aLKER STAKE
for three year olds, S2O entrance $50 forfeit Mile heats
Bozian bay ailey, Flora Bonnsi 3 years Old By
D MN.Calgy enter Potsos year Old BY Glencoe; dam, In
james l. Bradley Eamss chestnut colt BY imp Glsaoos; da
Mary by imp Ainderby. Also hey Des Gales By
in u .r5r % 5aes iepie8 3 % oi5 colt BIZ inn. Yor
shire; dam Blinksy, BY Muckle john
BIZ prank AIso chestnut By Third Boston dsE sally 5ones.
Also, hay alley by imported shamrock, The dam q Little Ger
jane Jackson names enutoolt s0ks By impaired Anlon;
By imp Ainder6y. Also black colt MARX Young By A0n
dam Lilac, hy imp. LeTiatian-
" Rouadiree names laura Williams, BY imp. Gsneoei da
SANE -JeTtsv CIub Pur5s 5000 Thzes Blis hsatsl
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY,, Oct0ber 2o-rEo year old sta
dash Of one mile $50 entrance $50 forfeit
Thos B. Polnd=xtcr bay colt By mpored out
Of Sally Morgan b. imported Emancipation
W. Z. Harper names tUo yer old colt b Lexington eut o.
W. Chsalhsn names two year cid chestnut colt by eiasO
Fli iom p11s 5ay alley by Albion; DAM Sovereign
james jackson chestnut alley Fanny Busg BY IMP An
". EouHdtres names chestnut colt By Epsol dam ty mp
SANE DAY -Joeksy Club Purse $500 nile heass,3n
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, October 2ls-The 3" HARPER
STAKE for three year old Two nile heats 500 snane
james l. Bradley names bay alley Des ChHes, By imp slsn-
D. & A. N Calgy name Pots o By Glencoe; daz imported
Gil Blythe black colt HiaHatha, By Albion; dan
Wagner. Ely Dean, bay fey By Albion; Gencoe
". ROundtree Laura Williams by Glencoe; dam, Iane
Watson Also, chestnut hlley br Albion; DAM Eudora.
James Jackson brown hey Efy Bynu, Glencoe;
dam, Ohso. Also black colt Marx Young, By Aoni dam,
Lilzck.
Tom Moore names bay alley by imported shamrock The dam
Little Corporal Also chestnut geldng BY third Boston, a
Sally Jones.
W. p Iapr names Hsnpand, By imported Yorkshire; dam
Bnkey, By Muckle John.
F0URTH DAY, FEDl7, October a-Josky Club Purse 500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, sARURDAv October s3--Joeksy Club Purss
s1,0O0. Four mile heats
IL "WaIk Over the shove Course entities the horse % s
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
aug3I WM. ROUNDTREE, Propristot.
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