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Special Notices.
DIR. 5. l. TOBIAS
PULMONIC LIFE SYRUP.

For the cure of Incipicnt Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Group, Asthma. Liver Com laints. Dys.
peps ia and General Debility. Fjf several years
have been urged by kind friends, who have used
and heen benefited by my Life syrup. to put it up
for general sale; but few know the large expense,
now tina the country is flooded With patent medi.
cines, which attend the same. For years past
was reluctant to do so, as the capital required
would be large, and did not wish 10 curtail the
operations OF my Venetian I.inimcnt business
But thanks to the generous public, who have APP
prcciatcd my Neniiian Inment, am now able to
do, thout any deiriment to my large business i'll
that medicine. The foundation of my success,
attril ute attending to the manufacture of every
drop myself and shall do the same i'll regard to my
l.ulMon Life syrup. The ingredients are per
tectty harmless. but act on the Lungs am Liver
with as .ons hing effect. Price 10 cents Depot
No s. Cord ndt street New York, near Jerscy
City Ferry. 50 by the druggists and store keep
ers. I'm ~
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MA Grant and Colfax Meeting
will be held at Lords Hall on
Saturday Evening. Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, Eugene Hale, Esq, and
Gen. j. &. Caldwell will address
the meeting. Let every body attend
this meeting. The eloqucncc of the
speakers and the Importance Of the
object should call out a large audi
ence. ~Let every soldier throw
up his cap tor Grant and Colfax.
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MIR. Isaac Green Of surry, has sent US
ia quill which Is % inches long. We shall keep
tun'il Grant is elected President, and then
use 1t to write anotice OF the happy event.
European Bankers call man ''po,r, ~
fnancier we suppose, to whom two million Of
dollars Is = noticeable loss. We have not many
branches Of dnauciers in this country that
would answe: the pattern fixed by the Euro
peans.
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unasauming reticent, and vet when neces.
sary, frm a. the eternal hills-(applause)
with every thought and hope and aspiration
Jor his country: with modesty only qnalled
by his m~rits,it 10 not ex:ravagant for me
~ say that he 10 IL day. # all other men
IA this land,-.F;rst in war. frst 10 peace,
sra first in the hearts Of his. countTyn,cn."
tGreat applause. His name is the very
ynonym ii victory, and he will lead til"
nnion hosts to triumph at the po'ls.as he
l'.d the union armies to triumph in the field.
6ut greater even than the cOnqueror of
Vicksburg and destroyer of the rebellion
is the glorious inspiration Of our principles
animated by the sublime truths Of the
Declaration Of Independence. Ourban
hears an inscription more magnetic than
the names III It's standard bearers, which
the whole world can sre MS it floats to the
breczc.--L ihcrry and L~yalty. Justice and
and Public Safety. Def.jng ali prejudices.
VIC are for uplifting the lowly and protecting
thu oppressed. Applause History records,
IL the Immortal honor Of our organization.
that it saved the nation and enaucipatrd
race. We struck the fctter from the limb
Of the slave and lifted millions into the
glorious sunlight ef liberty. We placed the
eaianeipatcd slave on his feet as man AMI
put u, his right hand the ballot to protect
his ,nsnh~wd aud his rights. We stakcd
our political existence on the reconstruction
Of the revoltcd States ou the sure and eter
nal corner stone Of loyalty. and We ehall
triumph. know there is NO holiday con
rest before US. hut with energy and zeal,
with principles that humanity will approve.
and that believe God viii bless.we shall
~ through, the contest cungucring and to
conquer, and on the foarth day oi March
next the peoples champion will he born by
the peoples votes to lonaer White House
that regret to say is now dishonorcd by
irs unworthy occupant. Thcm with peace
and confidence We may expect our blessed
t',untry to enter upon career of prosperity
which shall eclipse the most brill annals
u the pact. l bid you God speed in this
work. And now. good night.
Applause f0llOw~d the conclusion Of Mr..
Coltax.s spcach. and the band played an ap
propriate air. Many persons in the crowd
cut, red the dwelling aud extended their
congratulations.
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Local. We ss'S IL EMS.
-Reading on the fourth pngc.


The Northern Monthly has ceased to ex.
ist. 1t is merged into Putnam's Monthly.
Xxx President Buchanan died at his resi-
dcnce OH Monday June LIST aged u years.
-Geni Schofied has taken possession q
the War Department.
The President. officially takes notice of
the lea.h % Ex.Pres;dent Buchanan.
Chief Justice Chase is in Richmond, at.
tending Coult.
The trial OF jeff Davis is postponed un-
til Oct.
Don't forget to read the extra" folded
H. this issue.
The saw-mills on this river are in opera
ton again. The water was 80 high that all
work ceased for some time, In the saving
line.
Need we inform our readers that the
wind came round to the North West on Sun.
day, and that the sun once more shone for all!
General J. NJ. Schofcld has been con-
firmed us Secretary Of War. The Senate re.
solved ut the same time that the removal Of
Mr.. Stanton was unconstitutional. This is a
good appointment.
A retired Physician whose sands OF life
has nearly run out, had supply Of u barrel OF
sand sent him by awag.
tTLook out for the Slave Troupe tonight,
(Thursday and tomorrow night. They are
well worth seeing, and come highly recon-
mended.
The President nominated Mr.. SIanbery
for Attorney General. again, but the Senate
wisely have rejected him.
We call attention 10 the communication
explaining and enforcing the advantages TO
Eastern Maiue O. the Castinc Normal School.
We shall have something to say on this que.
tioD a, We can find the sDoce
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To Females.
DIR. W. +. PADELFORD, Ply

stefan ana surgeon, gives exclusive attention to
lse!ses OF Wumco. lie has made tsiscases OF
men Ills study for lie past twenty years: His
practice has .eeu extensive both III hospital anu
in private tracti.e. Ills reputation has vouchers
ia ali tie city IaicTs his patients, and the meoi-
cal proI. s>iun, both here and abroad as being the
most sk.iliul specialist here, and Thorough mas.
ter OF MI seNt.i diseases.
Br. Pad, liurd j. admitted by the hes; mediral
talent of the country to have no equal III the
treatment oil fcmaic uni aInts, and II Is no I'M
us nal occutl nee fer phN scIans in regular prac-
tiec to rec enhtnd patients to hun fuf trca lncht
whcn afflicted wuh DISEASES III his specially.
Latte, Ill Iccc the tuost scientific attention
both medically I'D sui gically, Win private apart
ieu t. dun z sickness, and with old and expert.
enred nurscs, il they Wish.
The poor advised Tree oil charge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion advice, by letter,
aud enclosing ti,e usual lee, will be answ cred by
.eiuTn mail.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country.
Uliec, No, A.. HOWARD STREET, Boston Mass.
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--Any ono contemplating advertising should
read the card In another column Of Messrs g.
T.. RowelLk Co., Advertiser. Agents, 10 Park
Row. New York. This establishment h per-
hsps the mast extensive one Of the kind in
the United States, and the very large business
then enntrol enables them to secure for their
e,,.,o,s.r. mos, important advantages.
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WHY sUsFEas IRON SORES

When by the use OF the Arnica Ointment yon
can easily DC cured. 1t has rrey cd Thousands Tou
Burns, Cuts, Ihapped Hands, Il 1ils,
Sprains, Warts, Itch,
Aud every complaint OF the skin Try It, for is
costs but ~ cents. BE sure to ask for
HAl.F.'S xAkNICA ONT Nj F.N T
For sale by all Druggists.
T.. PEEK, Agent lor Ellsworth and vicinity.
mos2g
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IMPORTANT 40 FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW CONTINUES to devote
his entire time to the treatment of all diseases in.
cident to the female system. An experience OF
tweniy-four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent reliefin the worst cases of Sup
preston and all other Menstrual arrangements,
from whatever cause. All letters for advice must
CO ia. 81 Oflice No. Endicot street Boston
n. a. oard furnished to those who wish to lie
main l. dc treatment.
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P P O :.

Try box of POLAND,S PI.AxTAJy ONT
MENT; The best savt IN the world. Take no
other, but insist on having ttia.
For sale by all Druggists and country dealers.
DIR. J. W. POLAND, Manufacturer.
tSes Adrertisement.)
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EnNoRS or YourN.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
vous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effect
OF youthful indiscr eiion will for thesake OF snf
ering humanity, send free to all who need it, the.
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cared. sufferers wishing to profit
dy the advertis er's experience, can do So by adj
Dressing, i'll reriec confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street New York.
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DIR, r. X. TavaOs.

NO. II, HANOVER STREET. ,srOy In. ror "a
SIs IN addition TO his general family practice
sNehspecia attention to the treatment of ali Dis.
u ,. vi Ie Blood, Urinary and Reproductive Or
gais. and all complaints peculiar to women. Good
RECOMMENDATIONS provilcdfor patients preferinr 10
WV uuiihS treatment.
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DIR. $. S. PITCHES
" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Sevcniy.six pages; price % cents. Sent to any
address. No money required until the book is ne
ccved. read, and inlly approved. 1t is Z perfect
guide to he sick or indisp0se
Address DIR. 5. 5. FITCH, 25 fremont street.
Boston. atv-p
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ITCH ITCH ! ITCIIs!
SCRATCH! SCHATCH!! SCAATCH!i

we SOA
in from 10 to IS hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's ointment cures Salt Iheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures letter.
Whcaton's Ointment cures Bar bers Itch
Whcatons Ointment cures Old sores.
Wheatous Ointment cures Every kiad OF
HumOr like Magic.
Price, 50 cents box; by mail, 60 cents 4 ddres
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street
Soston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Boston AUG. 2jtl, 1851. 1ysp:3
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A FIELD OF RYE.

celebrated western physician once said that
one good aye field contained medicine enough To
,lure all the colds and coughs in the world. {. A.
richards cilcbiated Extract OF Rye Is the best
beverage or medicine that you ever used. Try it,
Foo safe by druggists and groceis.
I. "A. RICHARDS x Co, " " ashin gton street.
Boston, largest Retail Wine and spirit House in
America.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce q iuxurian
growth Of hair upon a bald head or beardlcss face
also receipt a'r ihs removal OF imhies BIO
cleai and beautiful, can be Obtained withou
charge by addressing
TAOs. +. CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
Txra NorE
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You may perhaps heard of it. If not, it is time
you had, II you want 10 use the best there is Tir
it,. Sold by all grocers and druggists.
c. A. III nAkDs r CO, W Washington street
Boston, largest Retail Wine and spirit House in
America.
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RATCHELOR's HAIR DYE,

The splendid Hair bye is the best in the wo Id
he only true and PERFECT bye-ilarm!ess, Reliable
ln>tantaneuu>. NJ disappointment. No ridiculous
tIn.s remedies the III elects OF bad Ae inyigor
atcs leaves the iiaif SOFT and be sutiul. b.t
brown. sold bt all Druggists ard pfiuiners.-
Properly applied ~ BatcheldcI's Wing Factory,
No. 10 BUEu street, New lltk.
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\ I'I,ESEN

Send n bottle ofthe soNoM> WINE BfrrEHs to
your cony aies cent friend, and 1t viii gave him or
her new strength and II ,ousing appetite. Sold
.yeryw here.
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NOT ALONE

~ beverage, but as pure stmulent Dunstcr,,
c rge bottles at allow pice, by druggists and Tro
Q. A. RICHARDS 4 CO., 90 Washington .,,s..
BOSOM Boston, largest Retail " inc aud spirit House IN
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sllnivl5
LII NGEI..

Ifyou want to be really hungry, SO that good
SIMPLE Hood Will taste good, use [. a Richards "
Co.'S SUBvm, iAc BLtcrs. They are sold by
Eroeers ana tl .!sgiets eNtrA Mhe.e.
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Geo. F. Dunn,

Has Just received from New York, u lot OF tho
celebrated Huguenin Watches, both Gold and
Silver. This " atch for appearances, durability
tine and price has not its e,Lal In this counfy.-
Also tho American Watch.
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S. N. PETrINGILL Co, state street, Boston,
and 81 Park Row, New York. are our Agents
for receiving aud forwarding Advertisements At
on lowest rates.
S. II. MILES, ('u ccssor to V. j. Paimer,) Adver.
Using Agent, No. | Scoluy's building, Court
street. Boston, is authorized TO receive Ad, er-
tiscmcnts for this paper, at our lowest rates.
GEO. z, RowELL & Co, 40 Park Row New York,
are also authorized to receive Advertisements
for this paper at the same rates required by
us.
ArwEEL. & Co. Advertising Agents, Ill Middle
Street, Portland, are our authorized agents to
receive advertisements and subscriptions ut eur
lowest rates.
To CORRESPONDENTS AL communications snd
all letters of business with this Office. to rec i've
early attention, must be directed to the Eus,corth
.laaerictn.
The American is the only paper published in the
Comfy, and has II ary. circulation amaung the
must thriving citizen, of the County. win our
friends in the several towns send us local items for
publication Nothing helps us much. All the
marriages, deaths. accidents, launches Of vessels,
building al sclooi-houses and mectinsiouscs, or
any other local items Of interest
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SULLIVAN.

May %, schr. Billow, Griffin, for New York
:" a. Name, Braglon, for
=. d Hen Clay, Stratton, fer Boston
e a. Is. CIabtree, Col don, for \. York
4" & ). Dyer, Crbtree, for
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GRACE'S celebrated sALvE.

VKNNE-S VCItHHttU o-NLNE.
From Mr.. Il. Tucker, Depot Marter, at sbury,
Massachus etts.
"rhave been troubled for years with bad hu-
NOR; sometimes outwar,lly and sometimes in
wariy During the past summer II manifested it.
self more than usual outwardly, and used your
Salve. All signs of it have since disappeared,
without affecting me inwardiy, indicating, thi.k
the eradicating nature ofihe Salvc.
Seth W. Fowle 4 Son. Boston, Propretors.
So by druggists at 2jct5. "A box. Sent BY mail
for S5cts, lmsplI
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CAREER. sCRufUla. &C.. CURED.

&c Persons afflicted NTH Cancer S,rofula
Tumors krupuons, &C, are CURED by the use If
Dr. GREENS
FL TRO-MEDICATE RArIIS
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

JdCNSOu , VutdxIA 0uux4
AND TROCffE POWDEr,
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY
IN
CNfarrk, KIrG6Nrhr, Had RreNSh, AS1rss
sens -, .asfhssS. Brsmehitis, Cowgirl.
D@@fuess, Sc,
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Rcmepy does not"Dry mp" a Catarrh but
LOOSlsNS it frees the heal of all offensive mat
ter, quickly removing Bid 81 cath and Headache /,
allays and soOthes the burning heat In Cat
arrh; is SO mild aud agreeable in its effects that
it positively
Cures without Sne zaNgl
As Troche Powder. IA pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and Focal Organs
Delicious Sensation Of Goodness and Comfort
Is the best Voice Tonic in the worldi
Try 1t! Safe, Reliable, and only 81 Cents,
Sold by Druggists, or mailed ffee address
COOPER, WILSON { CO., Prop'rs, Philadelphia
Wholesale Agents, G. c. Goodwin & Co. Rust
Brothers, 4 Bird, Boston. W.. W. whii pie CO.,
Portland. C. G. Peck, and wiggin Il Parcher
Agents for Ellsworth. Iysptillsep3S.
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FOR, SALE.

A Splendid Italian Rosewood Masicai Dox, and
"a Revolving stcreoscope, with 50 chosen
Slere, scopic view s. most elegant par,or m ents
Tor reiiuea and educated families. Apply to
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j. G. Blaine. kennebec, Chairman
j T. Butler, York. Secretary:
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GOLDEN SHEAF BOURBON

lyi'3S
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

This is the last night OF Barbe Bleue, at Nfblo,s
Edwin Booths Hamlet is the rage In Boston.
Mrs. Lander is playing Marie Antonette In phlla.
depbia.
Mark Smith is instructing the sooty Pittsburgers
in the "School for Scandal"
Little Lolita is doing Little Nell for the delighted
broadbrims OF the Quaker City.
"No Thoroughfare, In Its French form has found
safe thoroughfare as far as Toulouse.
The Hanlons and Pau are trying to break their
necks for the appreciative "Kanucksr OF Toronto.
Mr.. Faircough, "the great American tracedIau. -
now in London, 10 successful in every alternate cha
racter.
RIP Van Wrinkle JEFFERSON on Saturday evening last
concluded q successful engagement OF Ave weeks Ia
The .Fied OF the Cloth OF Cold, was produ ccd Al
the Chicago Museum on Monday night, with q strong
The Black swan is cannonadIng the Canadians
The worrell sisters are doing the "orand Duchessr
In English a. tne Holiday, Baltimore. They are
After much cosxing on their part, the managers
gagement with Nile Nilsson for two months. com.
mencing from November, 1850.
The Italian opera In Paris opened on the 1st, with
Madame 4. Patti and Messrs. Fraschini, verger and
Madame Anna De ia Grange arrived in this city
Mr.. Max Strakocsh.
The Georgia Minstrels--the original slave troupe
composed OF simon pure darkies are meeting with
much success In Albany. Wv
nard the adapter Of Faustn IL among the novelties
In prospect In Paris.
.Foul Play, BY Mr.. D. H. Harkins and the original
Chestnut theatre, Philadelphia.
Inc "grando Duchesser Is being murdered In To-
ronto me canadian papers, with O grand flourish,
zen US mat ~ mas been brought out with all the adj
Juncts OF scenery and wardrobe, but not word is
saa ABOUT the voices or the actors. "God Save the
on Thursday next grand matinee win be given at
Hooleys opera House, Brooklyn, for the benefit OF
tue george Chrisiy Monument Fund. In addition to
NJ Hooleys full company several volunteers from
'ne new YORK minstrel companies VIII appear
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WESTCHesTea INTELLIGENCE.

ACCIDEST.-Miss Alice Hinman while nm, sa,,,
| with party OF friends near Yonkers, was drowned
The boat was capszed but no one was lost bur Mis-
| Human. " -1aSs
Thomas Franklin, q boy eleven years old wos
bitten by mad dog in fremont on Tuesday. VOC
TREMENDOUS PEDESTRIAN FEAT-weston. the
pedestrian, completed his task OF walking one HIM
dred miles within twenty-five and a hair bo,rs -,
terday lie left Rye station q little before tuss,s 1
O'Clock noon, having only about six aud a hair m,isS
70 wals' WIN IN TWO hours to accomplish It in, and
eleven minutes ahead OF time having walked tha
entire distance In twenty-five hours and nineteen o
citizens and persons Interested I'm The result WA
had gathered TO welcome him and TO whom hS
made short speech.
DEATH OF A PROMINENT CrrIzEv.-schureman
Hastead, republican supervisor OF the town OF Nam.
aronec, died at his residence on Monday evening
last. The national nags In the public square have
since been duly displayed at half mast. The vacancy
In the Board caused by the death OF Mr. HaIstcad
Will probably be filed by the town officers by an.
pointing some gentleman acceptable to the republi.
cans rather than compel the latter TO call for an cleo,
t on N VT s,y ana was Il tne urn Of asead
the Praying Band. He was 1 Christian reniIsma ~
and respected by all who knew him.
The THRooo's NECK TRAGEDy-RKsprrx or CASrA
AND BuRKE.-Governor Fenton yesterday respited
Michael J. Canta and Charles Burke, convicted IN
Westcnester county as accompces to the killing Of
Ellen Hicks, In the town or westchester, on tho
morning OF August %, 1860, and sentenced TO ia
hung. The execution was to take place tomorrow.
but the Governor has respited them until the 27th OF
November and will In the interim !examlne ainto ali
the facts OF the case and the testimony taken on the
Doran as well as their trials. Should he find
that they were convicted on testimony no stronger
than that offered on the Dorau trial, he will probably
grant them pardon.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-wlliam Dewey, a young
man, twenty years Of age, was arraigned before
Justice Hauptnan, OF Morrisania, yesterday after.
Coon, on charge Of highway robbery. On Tuesday
evening, about seven o'clock jeremiah McCarty,
foreman on the Southern Boulevard, stood near the
corner OF 13sth street and Boston road, I'm North
New YORK. when the prisoner, with two others,
came along and knocking McCarty down snatchei
his watch worth About $40, froni his pocket and
ned. McCarty hurried down across the Harlem
Bridge, and meetingofficer Barrett, OF the Twelfn
precinct told him OF the robbery soon Dewey came
along and being shown TO the offcer was ariesteu
lie was locked up night In the fwenh precuct
station house. The Justice committed him IN default
Of bail to tue County Ja ~ wait the action oi the
Grand Jury.
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MYSTIC PARK RACES.

BOSTON, Oct. I, 1868.
the National Trotting Fair at Mystic Park closed
today with race for $4,000 for all horses that
beat 224. Seven horses were entered, ana Gold
smith Maid George Palmer, Draco, Prince and
george Wilkes trOtted. The first heat was won
py George Palmer in 2:21 u, and the three succeed
ing ones ~ Goldsmith made In 2:23, 2:24h and 2:27
George wilkes was second In the three last heats
large crowd was present and the fair has been 4
great success
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Time, 2:s7A-2:a7ll and 2:9sN

western New FORK won the fourth heat ID the sec.
ond race In 2atif 4, winning the race.
The first race to,say was for q premium OF 5000
5000 to the rst borse 600 to the second and $40 to
the third, mile heats, best three In I've, IN harness,
Tree for all horses that have lever besssn ~ In
harness previous to September ~, uqs. seven