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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-05

OVERCOATS,
OVERCOATSI
0 V Err OATS!!!
BEAVER,
PILOT CLOTH,
LION SKIN,
BROADCLOTH~
AND CASHMERE
IoV "a r. 90 a r g.
From SIS to sl2, for sale at
O. B. BISHOP CO.'S.
NEW FALL GOODS
"A G. B. BISHOP co.'s.{
KEROSENE OIL
LAMP OIL,
CAMPHENE,
and BURNING FLUID
At G. B: BISHOP & cos.
Sept. IS. 1859. n
A LARGE STOCK of Foreign and DOmss-
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, 60,
at G. B. BISHOP & Co.'S.
A
- IL sVVV READY-MADE CLOTH-
ING, at G. B. BIsnoP Co.'S.
ALL CLOTHS and Wool and Cotton Drug
" gets at G.. B. BISHOP Co.'S.
MEEN's Rubber Boots, Ladies' and Cents
IXN Boots Shoes and Rubbers,
at @. B. BISHOP & Co.'S.
A CHOICE stock Of GROCERIES.
"A at G. B. BIsuor & Goa
EH7HEAT and RYE FLOUR. HOMMINY,
at G. B. BIsnOr & co.I
New Goods!
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, sHAwLS-
GLOVES, HOESIERY, &C..
at @. B. BIsnoP & Co.'S.
RLUE, GREEN, BROWN and BLACK
Merinoes and all Wool Delaines,
at c. B. BrsnoP Co.'S.
New GOOds!! New Goods
NoMPRIs1NG the newest and most desirable
at c. B. BrsnoP & Goa
NNERRIMAC, CoCHECo. sPRAGUE, MAN
Iva CHESTER and PHILIP ALLEN SONS
FE1n t9
at c. b. BISHOP & Co.'S.
AIDES DRAB CLOTH,
IL A at c. B. Z HOP & Co.'S
n AIDES and MISSES BOOTS, SHOES and
- RUBDERS, latest styles hest quality, and
cheap, rery, at c. b. BISHOP & cos.
II AIDES FINE CLOTH CATERS for 81 90;
IL Ladies' and Misses KID SLIPPERS. very
heap, at C. b. BISHOP & CO.'S.
EAUDLEYs PATENT RO ADSCRAPER for sale
AD st c. Z. BISHOP q cos.
A LMOsT EVERYTHING usually kept IN o
IA country store, at c. B. BIsHOP & Co.'S.
REMOVAL.
VEN Fl. RICHARDS has removed to the Store
a Two Doors East of his Old Stand, and will
open this week with
large Assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
R1ES, READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS and
CAPS-All Cheap for Cash or good Produce.
Lchfeld, Sept. %. 10
HARRISON'S
TOLUMBIAN Perfumery and Hair Dye, at
u T. H. RICHARD Gents Furnishing Store.
West street.
WNDIA RUBBER CLOTHING-Ckeap for Cash.
Il at T. II. RICHARDS.
Oct. 10. IS
u AIDES MERINO VESTS, at
-EA Il. H. RICHARDS New Store.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-05
NOTICE.

ALL persons having unsettled accounts with the
subscriber particularly invited to call and settle
the same shall be in town a few weeks and hope
to be able to close up all my accounts. If cannot,
do mt say it is unfair if you ind them in other hands
for collection.
Oct 18th, 1859. SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-05
Special Invitation.

DERS0NS visiting Ltchfield are respectfully
q invited to call and examine my assort-
ment of Boots and Shoes they will find a good
assortment, and at as low prices for cash, as any
in the State. Sole Leather as cheap as the mar
ket will BEAR also, Shoe thread. pegs, &C., &c.,
for sale by SAMUEL CLOCK.
Ladies' Caters 81 90.
yESHoSE dollar Caters, dilar Caters fifty
III cents, Slippers 30 cents, cheap, cheap for
cash, at .. CLOCKS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-05
HARRISON'S

TOLUMBIAN Perfumery and Hair Dye, at
~ r. H. RICHARD s Gents Furnishing Store.
West street.
WNDIA RUBBER CLOTHING-CI,eap for Cash.
Il at r. II. RICHARDS.
Oct. 10. IS
II AIDES MERINO VESTS, at
-EA L. Ii. RICHARDS New Store.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-05
NEMNUAI.

REMOVAL.
TEN Fl RICHARDS has removed to the Store
a Two Doors East of his Old Stand, and will
open this week with
A large Assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS and
CAPS-All Cheap for Cash or good Produce.
Lchield Sent % N
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
lnpectlno-srhn Par.lnn r.r.- nA...


For the prevention and cure 81 FS5sr daa Arus and
Bilious Fsvers. This wonderful remedy was brought
to the knowledge ofthe preset prbpetors by friend
who has been great tfaveief In Persia and the Holy
Land. ~ - - : -
While going down the river Rdbhfaies s,he experienc;
cd ssVs's attack Of Fever and Ague On discover
Ing bis condion, one Of the Boatmen took from his
person an Amulet. saying, "jyssr His and no Fepsr
viii touch y6a. Although incredulous as TO its vir-
tues; be complied and experienced i'm ediate relief
and has since always found II an election from ali
malarious complaints. = +. "a 4 l,Isf y =
On further investigation he found that the
attributed 10 II miracuIots powers, and said that II
could only be Obtained from tho Priests Of the SUM-
Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in oonversing
with Priest obtained from him the secret its
paraton, and ascerained where the medicinal herbs
were found, OF whiehit was compounded. The won :
derlui virtues OF This article have lnIuced full be-
lief In the minds ofthe navesin the miraculous heal
Ing pOwers oftheir Prietts. n n ~ 7. n y,
Since bis return TO America II has been tried with
the happies effect By several Ladies' and Gentlomeh
Of high character who have given II the most unquni-
ned praise This remedy having been a specific In
Persia 9r hundreds ofyears, for the prevention and
cure OF Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-is now
offered 70 the American people
viii be sent by mail, prepaid, with full directions
Tor use, on receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and MaEu factory, I8a Main Street
Richmond, Virginia. Branch Once Bank OF Com
mence Building, New York Address y
| June 26, l660-1yl3 JOHN WILCOX r. co.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
0pInna Ye Hear the SLOGAN. ),

The Republicans throughout the coun-
try are rejoicing over the result Of the
elections in Pennsylvania. Indiana and
Ohio, beraiding as it does the termination
of the corrupt Administration at Wash.
ington. and the Inauguration Of an honest
Administration in it's stead.
At Cincinnati, on Saturday night, the
Wide Awakes had grand display; nearly
one thousand were in procession, many
houses were illuminated along the line Of
march, and It was time Of general re.
Ijoicing. There was a meeting at the Fifth
street Market space. at which Hon. Robt,
Hosea presided. W. M. Dickson, ESQ.,.
addressed the crowd, who said
"The people, in their majesty, now
speak; speak for the right, and we have a
finally. The irrepressible conflict is end
ed 10 the right. What is this fnality
1t is but recurrence to the policy Of the
Fathers Of the Constitution. There is
nothing novel in il. It is as simple as ii
is just and complete. II embraces three
principles; intervention. by Congress
with slavery In The States where It exists
no moro slaves from abroad, uospread Of
slavery over the Territory within. This
was the policy Of the Fathers, fully deter
mined upon BY them when they formed
the Constitution"
Hon. John A, GurIey aud Otherd also
spoke.
At Toledo on Friday night, the city was
ablaze with enthusiasm. The Blade states
that the illumination seemed to be gener
al, and on Summit street alone, liz pla
ces of business were illuminated for the
occasion. The Mounted Rangers turned
out by hundreds, also large number o
Wide. Awakes. Several short addresses
were made at the Wigwam, II is sale
to have been the grandest display eve
made in Toledo.-O. S, Journal,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
How viii the Senate stand after the 4tA

now wan me 81 ssnSsI MaTcb 'ssst nsIt. ~ '' -
IRON oees.,ousr. ws.Ains.sn corrs.pohdenos Of
~ hePhilad'lphia Pr''''l
The next Interesting question IS now |.
viii the Senate stand otter the four'n oi
March next. Kentucky has elected Jno,
Q. Breckinridge. Secession Democrat ~
place OF John j. Crittenden, American;
James A. Pearcs' Secession democrat
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
Later from California.

ST. JosEpH, Oct. l5th.-The Pony Et-
press from California. reached here this
noon, twenty -four hours behind time, with
dates to Oct; Sd. !.
The Douglas primary election held in
San Francisco, September 29th.dsmonstra-
ted The fact that the Irish voters are al
most unanimously in favor Of that diyis.
ion Of the Democracy.
Both wings of the Democracy are con-
fident Of carrying the State. There is no
difficulty to get hackers on even bets Ell
lber for or against Douglas, Heavy bets
are always supposed to exercise an i'm
portant influence in California elections.
the Republicans are accordingly not un-
mindful Of such tactics, Eugene Sulli
van, prominent member Of that party
having already bet s25. OO0 against $4,000
that Lincoln will be elected by the peo-
pie.
Full advices from Oregon explain the
progress Of the Legislature, Both houses
were in session duly organized. The six
absent Senator'S had returned and ratit-
ed the informal proceedings had in their
absence.
The Governors message takes strong
Breckinridge grounds. The governor al
SO protest that he will,call an extra ses
sion. If the Legislature adjourns without
electibg a U. s. Senator, which would
postpone the election two years.
The Ist of October is designated as tbt
; day for the election, hut there is no GER
tainty of its taking place.
Nineteen thousand dollars had been re
J ceived at San Francisco from Fremont
J Mariposa mines being the result Of eigh
3 days operations.
The ship Lotus from Hong Kong Aug
9 18th, brings the Hong Kong Press of tn
. 10Th and lilh, which has adVices iron
) ) Peeheelee Gulf to July 26th. on which day
3 the allied feet sailed for the scene of sc
. ton. the French in SIXTY -four vessels larg
and small. the British in upwards oftw'
0 hundred vessels. 1t was believed th'
9 LIST of August had been agreed upon for
. combined attack upon Takee Forts. lti
9 said that much jealousy had sprang u
Q between the French and British. TIL
9 British were indignant and dissustea a
0 the prs,ensions of the French.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
congressmen In Ohio.

In our last issue, we conceded the re-
election of Allen; but later information ren-
defs this doubtful. There is still o chance
for Hart, the Republican candidate, altho'
at the hour we write, the probabilities
rather favor Aliens success The 9th
(Ashley's,) the 18th (Sherman's,) the
10Th Edgerton's, the 10th (Riddle's.
and The Goth (Hutohin's) show largely
increased Republican m1oribes. In the
18th (Martin's District we gain men.
ber in the 18th Helmick's.) (rheaher's,
ard the 9th (Carey's.) We lose members,
The 9TH District, as above stated, is still
in doubt.
According 10 the returns at hand, the
delegation stands as follows:
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
From iho CincinhAi Gazette,
The Enquirer aud Mr. Horton.
CiSusEArI, Oct. I3. 1860

ClNClhkATl, Oot. To- IoOU,
EDS. GAZETTE; In the Enquirer ofIhis
morning. notice tho following character.
Ssiic statement: r-#
ave have lOs. tho Eleventh (Fair6sld)
Dis,rict. owing 10 the great personal pop.
ularity aud wealth which was possessed
and unscrupuleu'ly used by the Republ,
Can candidate, Mr., Horton"
Now, as to the great personal popu-
larity" Of Mr.. Horizon, Ills uuquestionable
rs evidenced by the majority Of over thir-
teen hundred which his own county
(Msigs) gave him AID which is Re.
publican gain Of quite ak hundred votes.
That he is wealthy is also true But as
I, the base charge that hs has made use of
o single dollar Of his means in securing
his election outside Of the regular neoes.
sary aud legitimate expenditures Of the
eAmpaign. from my knowledge Of the
character, history, and autecedents Of Mt,
Horton. leel warranted in pronouucing
il Willeul. malignan,, unmitIigatsd and
"Solid is" have The honor OF per.
SonAl Acqaintance with the gentleman, and
al who know MIN will bear me witness
tha. 10 Is . man Of lofty and unimpsach
ahle integrity, who would soorn 10 resort
% diahOnoYsble msaus to secure tho high.
Stl oIaee IN the gift Of his fellow citizens
M. Horton accepted tho nomination
only Il the urgent solicitation ofhis friends
(W6o Believed him to be the only man il
the District wh6 could redeem ~ aud =
Q greet sacrifice TO himself The charge
thsr fore, thai be has made use Of ih,
Dsmoordiic wespoBs Of bribery and cor
rudou will Gall 10 the ground harmless. %
~ The other shah Of snysnonsd maliO'
which the Euqsirsr 10 its impolsnl rage
hprls ct the head Of Il! those who dare..t,
diGei 10 opinion With the idol Of ilS aeo
txliDa, DE dIminutive giant Of lllinos.
.tsl&lraa ~ aE 81 H. W. g.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
SpefiaI Notifrs.
ni,,e.r,s;.

NAS~"8ttoLfW
RisG common Observation that there are more suf
ierera from debility among he msrIcnnS, than can
be ionna among any oihaf cisiliEeu naiion Tho roa-
sen s ooyioqs We take too little exsreise and for
business IN all cases, Ordinary mcdcInes can do it,
tie good. What u tequircd 10 lust surb tonic and
invigoIAtor a. Dr. Hosettof has Civ en- 10 tho WoIld
MS CsiteraIsa h.ttsrs. The weak aud nervous de-
niIen OF inc counting house. the exhausted toiler nm
on The shopboard, and the studen. on Ike
midnight lamp have found wonderful reeenerator in
the Bors, and prefer 10 more preentoua but loss
eficacous medicines. But II should not be- for0otan
that the agent which Is magical In ils inauenee nm
on ffaue whichis merely debilitated lis equally now
eTul IN assisting nature TO expel the most terrible
Terms Of disease. Who would notgiye itAtrihlf
Sold by Druggist and dealers generally everywhe
II FSee advertisement Id another column Ime7
Hnnnewellss Universal Cough ne
medy and Its position The Introduction Of this great
deFelopement Of medical scinnee, was through six
yeartralin most obstinate cases usual found among
the poor, aud made more 90 BY their poor living IN
all the common compounds for Cough aud Lung Com
lhat most fatal Of all 70 good results is the in
PRODUCTION ofthree perfect ooposites snek az Op;nm
peeae or aatimOng, and stimaIant as basis
one good insrt. To give to the world prenayst ian
which you are obliged to canton patients 10 abs,ain
lom wnere nausea prostration follows, Is not only
unnatural asa cure, but Is against all maIhe
laws OF medicinei II y0u cannot make a common
enemy Of your complaint, and se a constant weanon
70 drive 10 out BY co hstnn application without fenr
OF nausea or prostrationl then your complaint will
hold lts postdh5, and your system Is being debilat
Cd, and the complaint becomes chronic. In the M
vERsAL CouoH REMEDY none vfthose objections exist
but with i'm one hand weapon, In the other too
you drive out disease and bull tp, or sustain de
bated constitution Lc. friends end orse our ne
marks BY trial on all Throat, Lung or Bronchial Com
plants, and before doing 30, pfocure and read tn,
pamphlets % be found with our agents or dealers and
then the endorsement will be found feai and the re
suits perfect. See advertisement: lp9S
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18

The Senate consists Of 66 members,--
The o not included 10 above are Stephen
A. Douglas, Dem, (Ill,) p. Kennedy,
Am. (Md.); the SENATOR to be elected from
Louisiana, who may be Mr.. Soule. and the
two undecided Senators fran Oregon-in
all, five. If Kansas is admitted. this will
probably increase ,he Republican column
20 20. Much will depend upon the course
Of Douglas and Kennedy, aEd the result
Of the Oregon election.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
Keep the Fieid.

Tho Presidential victory is substantially
won, but We must not lay down our armor,
or omit the field, until the 9th Of Novem-
Der. The enemy is paralyzed and pow.
erI,ss, but this will avail us little unless
we keep ,Oids amaks, and make good use
of our advantage. Lst US be sure that all
our fcsces are in gool Trim for the fna
charge. which is all that remains to reO.
der triumph complete. Inaoticn or in
difference now giving our adsersaries an
opportunity to rally. and to surprise as
oil. guard, is the only possible danger =
Such latal negligence will Of course be a
voided. II matters not sba. We have gain
ed ,.verythiug, thus far, and have the en-
emy PROSTATE az our feet, II we fail to
st,ike the Deceive blow
Let Rrpub issns use oil diligence du.
ring TIE three weeks ihst rtmain. We
must give to Lincoln aud Hamlin double
our OF oher majoritics. B member that,
aud work earnestly ausil II is done.
The Pennsylvania Election.
Whatever the effect Of Republican Vic
tories @ay be in other States, in penp'yl-
.vania, the effect Il grand. Fol- yssrs The
State has been pis-uled. The toiliug
millions there hayo time aEd esalu beer
deserved by the leaders Of the Democracy
lFx as last sixteen years they have o.
the eve Of every important election repre-
-ssnlcd that they were tho friends Of lh'
protective Tariff, &c. The people hay'
a, las, turned q deaf ear to such idle tales
They have given tho siam Democracy
final veto. The county Of Allegheny will
which we are familiar. gives the Repub
lican candidate for Governor about 7 ,00I
majority; three or four hundred Of thes
We have no doubt were given by the speed
of Heschsl v. johnson. A majority /
claimed for Curtin in the State Of 50. .OOO
and the Legislature will stand as follows
Senate, e5 Republicans to Q Democrats
and the House 81 Republicans 10 80 Dem
OeratS. Baily, Democrat, is elected t
Congress 10 the l6lh District, instead O
jenkins, Republican. Stewart, Republi
can, is probably elected Congressman il
the Goth District, instead Of Lazear. Dem
ooral.--ZaNssViils Courier.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
Isv-Th. New YOrE Tribune truly Gays;

No greater calamity could beAl the I'm
ion than the defeat Of an election by the
people. In the present heated state Of
the public mind. no election could be Of.
fscted by the House Of Representatives
without the greatest peril OF commotion,
personal collision and civil revolution.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
Infantilo Cordial.

We would request particular attention to the adyer
tisement Of Messrs Church 4 Dupont, addressed I'd
Mothers. Tho In6aRtiis Cordial Of Dr. Eaton Is a me-
dicne Of grcat celebrity and the Standing OF Its manu-
will be sufficient guarantee Of the care taken
IA iis preparation, and lts unvarying purity, The
BLOOD Food fora class OF diseases very
prevalent In this Vicinity and lis high remia,io11
should ensure ready sale
nat' ll-Tbee advefusement. lm97
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
DR.. Hoback's Scandinavian BloOdPillS
NJ and BfOOd Further.

THE blood is the life," says Scripture so says
science also. Expel corruption from the blood and
no disease can exist inthe system. My Blood Pills
powerful vegetable detergents, and cure all forms
olsease, whc arise from impure blood. simply be-
cause hey remove the common OF disease from
the lie'sustanng fluid. Hence, their -apparep ept =
miraculous cures Of scrofula, eruptons tumo dys-
pepsia, liver complaints. rheumatism, swelling Of ihc
and az aaectons Of the internal orgaus, which
do not proceed from malforriation. 7PH1'1
| III TSee ad yerttsement. I,,-Ia
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18

Hon. v. B. Horton aud the Hon.
@, D. Martin have met and held consul.
tation, and have come to the conclusion
that JIMMY LYONS has
the cheapest and best stock Of goods in
the District. Go in and see him.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18

S6-"Democracy's grave is Doug" is
one Of Of the most concise. as /, is one of
the truest notices We have noticed during
the present campaign.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
g0NYNlSSlOS HOUSH
FRANK, sKINNRR & co,
HO w ARD ASSOCIATION
- PHILADELPHIA.

beHsvoisnt Tastitution estabRshsd by special En-
dOpmsat for tie Relief Of the Sick and Disresssd
afflicted pth Viruien and Epidemic Dissases, and
FdHs.
NEED1cAI. ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
seripton OF their age habitsof
Ife &c.. In cases OF extreme poverty, Medicines
fuTnishe ed free OF charge. Ia. .tt
VALUABLE REPORTS on SupermAiorrh0a. and
other Diseases tie Sexual Organs and on the NRW
| REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent 10 the
afflicted In scaled letter 6nvei6peE free Of charge.
| Address, DR.. J. SKtLLIN HoUGHTo n Acting Sur
gem, Howard Association, No. 9 South Ninth Street,
Phlladelpha, Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
/ K. ID. HARTWELL, Prssr.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, sss'y.
| Aug. o, Is60-l9-Iy.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18
fz,The Albany journal lately offered

the f,llOwing bet:
siOo that Lincoln will carry New York
800 that he will carry Pennsylvania.
Sl00 that he win carry Indiana.
800 that he will carry Illinois.
500 that he will be elected President.
The bets 10 be taken together.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18

list Of PremIums awarded at the
Ninth Annual Fair Of she Fairtiela
County Agricultural society october
10th, 1lth ana ieth, 1s6O'
GLASS A-Tuopouau.B BRRp HORSES.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18

The delegation stands IS Republicans
to Democrats, with the 4th district still
TO bo heard from-the probabilities favor.
ing Aliens (Dem. reelection.
In this (the l2th) District, the Bell.
Everett men, with scarcely an exception,
voted for Cox against Mr.. Galloway. In
Theaker's district, the 18th, they run q
separate canddate--lhus drawing OF 900
10 1000 votes which Theaker received two
years ago, and ensuriug his defeat. In
The 9th, Carey's district. the majority
against us last year was over 1900. Ca.
rey gained nearly 1900 upon this; but the
odds were too heavy against him. and he
was beaten by about 400. In the 10th
district, tSore was complete fusion be-
tween the Democracy and the Believer.
etts-tho latter voting with the former for
Congress, and receiving 10 return the sup
port Of the former for a fat share Of the
county Offices, but the Republicans fought
a gallant fight, and beat tile combination
handsomely - STATE Journal
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18

CLASS A -THoRouGH-BRED hoRsE''
Best aged stallion, nrst premium, Reber q .Ao
Kutz,
Second best, John Van PeArie ...'.-'''''''' ~ W
Best year old stallion, Reber & Kutz'''''''' ~
Second best, Reber d Kutz.. ......'.''.'''''''' ~
Best spring horse colt, Reber & KuIz'''''''''' w. W
Best aged mare, DO '',''i,..,, s.
CLASS B.--HoRsEs ALL WORK.
Best aged stallion, frat premium j. W. Pearse, % ~
Second best, Joseph CFamer. .s....' AZ W.
Best stallion, light harness, John Finkoone'' 10
pssS a. n staIlion Inhn Petters,....,.... Is 90
Ssenna hesa Z 7 Str,.nsn. M Mn.''',,....... IJ 90
p =, an ,sa yaa, o,A s,.liion I Griffth,,,, 90
Second has, n w Rrown n,.,,....,,..., S 90
psst two yesy o,d stai,ton 7 N Pickerine.. S 90
Secord heat Jauss Uanra ra.,...,......... 3 90
Best one year old stallion J. Picserlng' W W
Seeond best, Alyah Perry. ...:'..''''.'''' % 00
Best gelding, all work. Thomas Aloon''.''''. w w
Second best, J. g. Hite. w w
Best gelding, light harness, John Woollard'.' ny
Second best. H. ID. Pttsford. ...''..'''.,''.',' ~
Best drafi geding, Perry Rank ~, %
Second best, ID. =. Keller ....'.''' ~ ~
Best year old gelding, VIM. H. Finkoone''' , "o "o
Second best, Jacob Ulriek. nv nv
Best two year old geding, VIM. H. Huber''.' SO ny
Second best, j. Nv W.
Best year old geldlDg. L. Pickering WC w
Best spring horse colt, Samuel Rushon' M oo
Second beat. Jeremiah Miller.....'.... w
Best saddle horse, mare OF gelding, John VOL M
lard, ''''''' w
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18

Forte, from Light Il Bradberry's Factory, New York,
and Melodeon from Bishop q Co., from his rooms
In Lancaster. N
Fine specimens of Cashmere Goats, were exhibited
by s. s. Wilsms OF Licking county, and were highly
commended by tho Committee. .I.g I'D
Henderson Of Lancaster, had on exhibition very
hne Trottlng Buggy, which was much admired
Mrs. Efnnger, Coffee, Weakly, Kinkead, Pond, j..
c. hite, M.s Cnpp, Ewing, Mrs. Connell, Miss Con-
mention for the very hands me manper In which Flo
raj Hall was decorated and for their efforts 10 make
N cir department beautiful aud pleasant Many other
adiea contributed more or lesso the general display,
for which they entitled 10 the thanks OF the socies
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Joseph Snyder, exhibited some hne specimens OF
Seeding Apr les, which were commended BY the eou
muee. JOHN A. FKTTERS, President.
Q. NJ. l.. WIsENAN, Secretary.
Lancaster, Ohio, october l2, 1900. ST. f.lt