Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12


'peed took place at the far grounds Of the
Agricultural Society of New Castle County
last Friday afternoou, between the celebrated
trottipg horses Dexter and Palchen, aud the
pacidg mare Polly Ann. The persous assem-.
bled did not exceed two thousand, aud as the
price ofadmission was one dollar, the receipts
could not have been equal to the premiu ms
offered (S2oo0) as the stockholders were ad-
mitted without Charge. The exhibition must
consequently have been an Improbable one
to the Society. A few minutes before three
o'clock the horses were brought upou the
track. Thomas NJ. Ogle, wilism 3. FlemiI z
and William Brady who acted as Judges, an
nouuced Hs the result of q drawing that Pa'ch
en- should have the poll, Polly Anu the GENRE
aad Dexter the ou,siie the track.
The horses went of well together. Poly |
Aun soon took the lead, DIX or prsssiog very |
closely upon ner, aad PAichen following a few |
Zee: in tho ren. Tney held this position
throughout the entire heat, until coming down |
tue home stretch, when Dexter, who appeared |
10 II iair way 10 take the lead, broke up, and |
rua about thirty yards, passing ov.r the score
oefore he ud recover his feet. The Judges
thu reiore decided that Polly Ann bad won
the heat. Time 2 36 This gave rise 10 CON
siderable controversy, but the decision of the
judges was h,aily acquiscei in
I'd Hsat.-The horses went Of very we'll,
Dexter rather iu advance, although Polly Ann
had the poll. Dexter gained somewhat
| throughoutthe heat aud came In about six
lengths ahead, winning the heat In 2.29a -
PAtchen was about 100 yards 10 the rear.
Sd Heat. The horses went of together very
nicely. Dexter took the lead, and won the
heat in 22sa. Patchen pressed closely on
Polly Aun aud coming down the home stretch
Tapped her and passed over TIE score Il half
| | ugth ahead.
An Hsat.-Dexter won the heat in 2.30t
patchen coming three or four lengths 10 his
rsar, and about II length ahead OF Polly Ann.
The Judges announce, that Dexter had won
the first premium, and Polly Ann the second.
| The persons in attendance immediately lief;
| the gronod apparently well pleased with the
| peri1I nance. We thiak there was not a great
deal Of betting, aod very little it any drinking
on the grounds
iasortdnt to those -467cisd wah .dchiny Tech
There lie nothing which people dread more than
pain, and there is no pain more eXcrutating
than that OF extracting tooth. Now this
pain can all be obviated by taking the Nitrous
Oxide or Laughing Gas, which 10 admitted by
all the Dental and Medical Journals to be the
best anesthetic for tooth drawing; best, be-
cause enough eau be given TO produce entire
insensibility without danger; best, because il
il so pleasant to breathe, producing 40 sick.
|
the system entirely in two or three minutes
best, because it will succeed with patients or
whom chlornform and ether have been tried il
vain best because the moet delicate aud ner
vous and feeble persons can breathe it with
safety; because with many persons it renders
tooth drawing pleasure. DR.. VIM. D. Noler
No 2l0 West Fourth street, has taken gres
pains to perfect himself in manufacturing aut
administering the Nitrous Oxide Gas, and hav
I r...t. 4 E.lI +
struclions from the Cotton Dental Association
he is now prepared to operate On any one VIII
may give him call.
CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 10 Cooper |
Institute, New York, Nov. 81, 1865.
| This certi6es that have given full and def
mite instructions to DR.. WIN. D. Nolen OF Viii
, mington, Delaware, to manufacture and ad
, minister the Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the e1trac
, ton OF teeth without pain.
. (SigHed) DR. g. Q CoLTos,
ii febl-ti For the Dental Association.
AN ORDINANCE Making a further sppr opris
ton for the repair and clean sing of the Streets 70
a the year 1855.
WHEREAs, The amount appropriated for the 70
pair and cleansing of the streets for thu year 1855 hs
been expended, and the necessities Of the city re
qui-e the continued prosecution OF the work upo
g | the streets.
Therefore, Be lit ordained by tho City Council
Y Wmn ton, two thirds Of tho members thereof COL
o curing.
SECTION l. That the sum of three thousand do
lars be, ard the same is hereby appropriated as a
additional appropriation for the repair and clean
IT ing OF tho streets for the year 1900 and thu
the said amount hereby appropriated be taken OF
of any amount in the city treasury not otherwis
appropriated
A Passed at the city hall. October 23, 1885.
EDWARD BELLAH,
President Of the City Council
| Attest, Il. 7. TAYLOR, Clark, nov IL
100 Houses Wansd We have large nun
!: Der of applicants 10 purchase houses. Person
2 who have houses they wish sold will find 1t
Y their advantage 10 putahem 10 our hands {
u once, aud we will turn them into money
); VIM Bright 4 Son, Real Esfate Dealers, WI
n mingtou, Del. novl 3t*
n Gold Weather 1T any of our readers vii
k TO secure first class suit OF clothing suttb
of for the present season., made from the best al
d most "tAshiouable" material, let them visit Il
n | tavorite tailoring establishment OF john
- Muhlhausen, No. 5O9 Market street, as he
l. ready TO prove this to all his friends and Gu
r toners.
u gezy- Everybody should know that R.
l. Hicks & Co.'S soaps took the first premium
the late fair held in this city. They still
ID heretofore manufacture and have for sale
r their factory corner of 1 and Orange Stree
ar the finest quality OF soaps in the country, II
Id liberal terms. They have also for sale Star
ns of the best quality, sal soda, washing BIT
er and fancy soaps for toilet use nov Il
" 11-Diploma awarded by the New Gas
* County Agricultural Exhibition to J.
49, Doughten, sos Market Street, for the best ma
10 OF White Shirts. Hundreds OF our Citize
ID can testify to the deserved compliment.
81 sY-For Beautifying the Skin and prever
w. ing from ehapping use R. D. Hicks Il G
-, o. Ljndon Honey Toilet Soap. For sale evei
30 where. Try IT, aud you wall be convinced.
ii, Yarn Yarn! Yarn Best quality WOO
yarn-all shades-at the 10 west prices, at NJ
LuFps, l06 West Seventh street.
I'D Attention Butchers-We are now paying
", highest market rates for rough fat and gre,
nd ofall descriptions, Harris Co, Corner Wa
90 and Orange sts.
uI Don't Buy TroubL.-In getting a Sew
~ Machine, the Wilcox b Gibbs noiseless II
~ chine makes sewing Il pleasure and an anu
~ ment. Simple is its working and handsome
-, its work. Sold al SIT Market ST., opposite G
~ Hall,
n neA-Silk under shirts a very superior NJ
:, lie, at Doughlen's Gents Furnishing Store
u SOS Market Street.
wood, sawed md split, 80 90 per cart load
,se Ia beres ~ the usual rates Leave orders W
t's Geo. W Bush, French street wharf.
l.. Kindiiny and Stove Wood, sawed and spill
of 50 per cart load, or ia boxes at the us.si RI
Ell. at the coal yard Of John H, Turner, Water
between French and King Sta, aug % 6ty
ng lB-superior White Shirts made to or
III, and warranted to give entire Batisfact ton
Tor material and fit. 100 Doe. Gloves Of all xii
ire aud every VARIETY at J. P. Doughtens &c
TO furnishing store, No sos Market strest.
~ Yluterest on 6,SO's due November lst.-R.
l'e Robinson Co, bankers, corner Of 4th and Mar
streets, are now buying the $40 Coupons due
8 vember lst) for which they paying ME hlat