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The New York herald., 1873-11-14
SUPREME cuUar-spECIAL Tenn.
The prospect Park Assessments.

matter OF the assessments levied for the construction
Park and for lands thereof was before Judge
oiDeft yessraay morning on motion OF counsel OF
the Parks Commissioners to have the Assessments con-
nrmsd. OBJECTION was made by vauous courfsei for
PEOPLE people q nssush General orooke objected on the
Assets Gsm tor Av city jwpgVyemsnL aud so fss sas
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES com vssIoHEas COURT.
A Yachtsma q "a In Trouble.
BefoYe Commistoner Winslov

Btf0Fe ComTnisf0nef WlnsI0W.
Frank Slater, captain Of the steam yacht B. e. MALLORY
before the Commissioner yesterday morning on tho
charge Of removing that aer It had been seized
by the Marshal seems that Monday last the Mar
snai sezea the Yacht LIBEL having been ned against II
ana 2 nnonton issued. During the day, however the
vessel was removed to behport where il was
subsequently found. Slater Is charged with having
caused iw removal He held TO ball In the sum OF
the Will be heard. >N"'' $3.50
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SUPERIOR counT-TsIAl TEam-pAaT |.
Stage Accident and Claim for Heavy
Damages.

Before Judge Curtis
Some two years ago, as Mrs Elizabeth O. Roberts was
alighting from Broadway and rwenty-third street
stage alleges that the driver started before she had
got out throwing her on one knee and nung the knee
pan SO severely as 10 have disabled her since:
She brought suit against Charles johnson and nc,
other proprieors of the stage, claiming $2o,ub
damages The stage folks deny all the ALE
cations OF the complaint The case came TO trial on
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SAVED FROM SUICIDE.

Emil Pasel, sucidally inclined youth Of Newark,
was prevented from blowing out his brains with
revolver on Wednesday night, and yesterday was
sent to jail for ten days. lie desired to be CON-
mltted for all winter.
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pe oeniea, xIu costs The other motion 10 vacae
the order of October q granted. and the defendant
may. within Eve dayS nle the settled on pay
ment OF $40, costs Of this motion.
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:. BY Judge FancheF.
Godfrey VS. ~Moser.-ko notice Of settlement being
iyen, as required by rnle 4, the amendments are by
VS. Y, agreed p The Wotop " Jesetle ths case must
, 1873-12-07

. According to recent statomsut. It nproaro
that tho monks in RUSSIA un1oy worry coufo-t-
ablo position. Thcco arc, it snoms. in Russia,
y.0D0 monlza aNtl nuns, WHO nro waited On By
II, 100 luy brothers, Or sisters, ~ tho c3ao may
sc-"llo arc really soyyants, nithorah t,ey woEr
tho mol!astic linbit iustoad Of livary. All tho
property 0G tho monustcrlcg waB coua5catcl in
1TGl by tllo Empress Cat,.arno, w!lo at tho salnu
tinlo ns4jgnea to t',cao establishments in conl-
pensatlon Il money indemnify wilicf, amounts ut
tho pr1sont day to about 939001O pc: nnNnm.
Bic, however, took tho prccaution to make /!
regulation that no monastery should acqp;ra WY
landed property without pornllss,on by u royal
roaccpt. Iho noaizs have beon mono tho worno
for tl.iB act Of spoution. Tho piety OF tho
1lusan,, pooplo has mado thom Grlplo amends.
flio anlial offerings to snonnstorica to which pill
t;siwaSoH nrs n.aslo and wscl, nea.ly all contnln
relics ur miraculous in!ag3s. amount to III losn
tIlnn s7,s0n.03D, nnd for tho iaas one hualtrc,,
ycnrl tic csaces il money alono havc couut-
ty.cd IL capital producing tG,O3O,uU0 annually.
Thu result is tles each Individual monti has iii
anua iten,ne VI :'77:, Mt }iis own disposal, aa:l
ono-tAir Of tito revenue Ut 4 monastery belongs
to tho superior, 70 that tlls poorest uf .ila
arcitnaudrltcs l.ayo from 5151 to s'7.3 70 por
annlns. T:,cro aro otilera who l1avo NJ mucli as
:2:5ol .r;lo monlia, moreover, ongago in
trado, lend money e;!d indulge III ai>oculutlons.
, 1873-12-07
4h'i't A'itt :" wa II E.tI = !tt}ll
l[c.i lnt,l ont ltla lust dina
Il, rnstltnts1s H.N'gin payment,
IIfn tft,t1at,i ut Il time


On Wednesday, OCT. 81, toui; place M ocsur-
ronro probably t,nrepccdonto1 i'll tho A:i!i7ls or
in my otat army. It was tho ejEhslo!l al'n,',
,uto lint sosyicc. Whom John Fitzgerald ro-
coiyot lis Eitssey, wellington Int llat got tho
I.ioNtonaut-Caloaesoy Of tho Thirti-thira; Nj
1,.onil w4n III ouIs,ro CapsnlI In tho ftnnail
artillery, about o9i:u.e1lci,g his wonderful
career II Toulon. THO lsoigs, Of Terror wnH ut
its height, atld thouutortuna{o Malio Antolu2tio
llal just poliA!lol III Tho revolutionary ncanud.
A ruw usnd yctcrnns or Tho great wnrh OF Marl-
t'oro may layo boon still living, md nlany Of tho
survivors ol DotslnHon. Of Fontonoy. all1 Of tho
Sayan inarE' War wnro little lno:o linn cl;torly
nlou. Sir John 1aA liyoa to witncHs tho ganMt
but unsuccessful s:ruysloa OF tho Duko ot iorls'a
nt'ny in Holland, tho glorious. oxpci!IIion to
1sErpt, Gpl l:o commanded u hrlgnla III tho
ienfnsl,lar War, obtaining rs'ltl CROSS fur lla
share in Tho battloa nj Datl.jtM, Ss.a:nnuca.
Ylttorls, enA pssenes, aud ho subsequently, oaM-
,nnnttoa tho Madras army for tlyo yoaru. llo
l.as hoen general ollloor for upward OF forty
tlAeo years.
, 1873-12-07

Withdrawn from store On Friday for city eosl.
sumption 1862 bu whont, 1856 bit corn, 2,o51
but oats. 2,G0s bu barley. Withdrawn for do
during tho wook: 10, 703 bu wheat. 81 LII hu
corn, 1850 bl oats, 4,2ls bu ryo u, 5lA bu bar
10y.
The following grain Inns been inspccteA intostore
this morning mp to 10 ooloeS 2a6 ears wheat |;
20 cara oorn; car. oats; cars rye; II cara
barley. Total, 24D cars, or 81, ,000 bu.
Tho following wcro tic receipts and shipusontn
Of brcaaututla anl 1.-Two btoos at this point during
tho past week al,l for tho corresponding weoiss
Quliug as da,ol:
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tio' !;oYnrldgo WINS oil Change to-lay.
Tho Lending produce markots wcro again OK
Cited to-day, md gonolalIy higher, though tho
toEo OF furoigu n1yiccs wai MT fayorabla to Il
rlao In prees. Bat tloro woyo good many or
dors hero to hiy in most Of tLo .narliota. ali tho
supply waa An!all, our receipts Ut grain AaYlug
fallen off to u worry low po!nt,. wl'io thoro aro
but s'nall ntoctsn lii gtoro 10 hack tllom with.
Tho gcnernl Impression BoculH tn po that prices
a,o low, oven without u Cuban war, which p1oba-
bly, would not oal,ao much creator rise Li,au
ts,at duo to tho lIIghor premium on f.old which
would result from III iucIeauol national oxp1lul-
turo.
Tho recent extensive advance In prIcoa has
surprised nearly oyevyl,o!y; uni lollo moro 10
than tho lungs. 1t wAn generally cxpoototk that
we nhuuid lsayo bulge. nll round sooll nftcr
the holidays ri IL usually Tho oIao; but tho up
ward movement llaH cUlnu mlloil sooner than waa
counted oil. Ono Eroat rcnsol for 1t IL Tho tact
TINT tlora Ia n widespread fuallng. That tho
c1tootH Of tho panic wore tuo heavily discounted
nnd tho natural tendency at s,,c, feeling ID to
{orco pGloea up ~ much above tho normal level
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moro evidence Of tho trttth OF what NO call coin-
ronsation. Small people, like mysclt. wflothor
thoy holfeyo him innooont or guilty, may tako
comfort that. nftor all, l,o Inns heayy load to
carry, md modify o,1r envy Of his tnlcnts with
oompnaston for Ills wrongs or for ha weaknoss.
Those who think tho worst OF him may DO cnn-
noletl for their comparative inaigl,tcance by tho
thought tat tlloy Gun go to blcop nights without
llatlng tlsomFe!vcu, NJ ono Of hta moral ncnHo
mnst do II o linyo boon 90 overcome by ovi1,
and dragged Though tho miro at tho cla,iot-
whoola Of llngody lustB.
JANE GnEY SwissnELM.
, 1873-12-07
MONETARY.

s.r,;nn4y EyEYryo. Dec. e
u. , eAtt,'p"1 t,'. ..'' a.,., 49,
Iho 1hpfoVonaons IN 1ho aapcoe o. nnanc'a'
affaira md tho Increase of business III all parsB
Of tho country bayo bcon very dcctdcd during
tho mast wook. and Tho nrorroBs winds up with
~, i,r,ort,rt ,,"a L., t,,a ,,r,oa =, nsto+n ,,ro.
~ 'a"1 ltso ~ N''o p,tooa " "'osos
ancts anu railroad BLOCKS to-tlay. doIa was
worry little higher than 1rocls ago, being Quoted
at 10o1{ this afternoon, against 1OuM Mt tho
corros,nrtno linn or Saturday. TIM oo1t, u1t..
In, w,'cnt .n5 cor,, ,ro ooc,, cn,ta mr. ,,,nn}
~ "''e,'' "'''' eoi'' "se eHo't ce''ts ot
higher than thet'' and fAslroad stocas afo a!a
from to Q por cont ltghor tllau q wocll ago.
Mauy attribute tho risc in prlcos tu tho pros
, 1873-12-07
COMMERCIAL.

f]ArrnpAT EVENING, Dcc q.
Tho following were tho 4.ccs!.!s .a,l shipments
Of tho leading articleb Of rrutl'lce i'll Chicago
during tho pnsL twcutyfour hours, a,ld for the
corresponding date ona yoar ago:
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20 All Whom il Nay Concern.

~tCrcn. or tlo nfsh :et Tho third day q pOcoMbsr \:
u, !s Tier, ut:l .rhr LaH, at M. i0a WtHt
!,s,i,,'s-,:., tiapIu, Euus o., NJ, nrg, nHusnt
ii rnn.s-spry S"sr, jrarf, l'ratts mi AMER n,ta
at Ael,o II e. = Nas!s" "r astas. ow. .nurst"tc, ~
nafs'f. ~ lee By ~ it 10! - p:ta,e nny suta
usit'@g ~ "fS H., pt.9r'y e.. .o sk =, IT ts
Hu3r na;as tl,:a io i!sa:nlroA" an. ra'aitt ~ Y.
T. sas"r Or h'4rr All prsols vim hAYo u1:eused my
s1a2 or4s sst tnos9af-w 's;.r dn md tas.e' a. nos
prts ltH thu pasmrw1 alll a!sn Vros"t n!h
iio sa,n 'wtr nt atoF;,ry f'1, tho and a. = tiAAsf.
tilthurlzitlg IL .uou tho Halu nj any r?Esn 10
w! nay s.s prtni't5y nstas 'nay s W. a 20
aer!poa. an seasdoAce vi h' ar1y nss" hn: 'r"ma'
A. .ycas z nsn nl,:n:!s::. Z = !,.,s.Mo
, 1873-12-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

raoviosy for tIAo yFeuir Ending SntHr.
day, Mec. q.
SATURDAY EVENING, Doc. O,
The receipts OF Live aoca during thu wcrk haye beon
Is fullows:
CaNit. foo, SAsep.
honday...u 1,43a aV,0a| w
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A SUPERIOR GLUE.-Dissolve three
parts of India rubber in thirty-four parts
Of naptha. Heat and agitation will be
required to readily effect the solution.
When the rubber is completely dissolved,
add sixtyfour parts of fnely-powdered
shellac, which must be heated in the mix
ture until all is dissolved. This mixture
may be obtained in sheets like glue, by
pouring it,-when hot, upon plates of
metal, where it will harden. When re-
quired for use, it may be simply heated
in pot till soft. Two pieces of wood or
leather joined together with this glue can
scarcely be sundered without a friction
or tearing of the parts
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AUTUMN FLOWERS.
MRS. sOUTHEY.

Those few pale autumn flowers,
How beautiful they are!
Than all that went before,
Than all the summer store,
How lovelier far!
And why? They are last!
The last Z! the last the last!
Oh by that little word
How many thoughts are stirred
That whisper OF the past.
Pale flowers! pale, perishing flowers!
.Ye're types of precious things!
Types of those bitter moments,
That fit, like LIES eDjoyments,
On rapid, rapid wings.
Last hours with parting dear ones
THAT Time the fastest spends),
Last tears In silence shed,
Last words half uttered,
Last looks Of dying friends.
Who but would fain compress
A life into day
The last day spent with one
Who, ere the morrow's sun,
Must leave us, and for aye?
o precious, precious moments!
Pale flowers! ye're types of those;
The saddest, sweetest, dearest,
Because, like those, the nearest
TO an eternal close.
Pale flowersi pale, periahiDg flowers.
i WOO your gentle breath
leave the summer rose
For younger, blither brOws;
Tell me of the change and death!
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A WIRES RIGHTs. is a great mis-
take for husband to keep his wife in ig-
norance of his business affairs. In ordin-
airy families it is she who regulates the
ontgo, and she ought to know what is the
income A few weeks ago heard a
young wife just in her early experiences
of housekeeping, say, GLOW shall know
whether we are living beyond our means?
/ can't get any idea of what we-have to
spend and~while try to be very care
full, of course, might spend less on our
table if we were getting into debt" Surely
she ought not to be blamed if the debt
and credit accounts are not prosperous.
A loving and anxious wife suffers untold
Imaginary fears if she. sees tired or per-
picked expression on her husbands face,
unless she is assured of the truest conf
dence between them, and knows that no
great concern of his is kept secret from
her.
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NIa1rImony Ina America.

In ideal matrimony the husband and
wife are not absorbed into each other by
any means. They remain totally separate
individuals, with their own aims, desires
and loves, but blending as it were into
one whenever union is necessary. The
wife in this marriage is no slave or toy
Of her husband, but his equal, compan-
ion, friend, and adviser, inspirer, stimu-
lator, and even agitator. Him she meets
wit1upen, frank eyes, not in the barba-
rous fashion of western Europe, abashed
and submissive; and him she leads on to
n higher and nobler life, mot administer
IN tohis base material comforts and ease,
bun urging hinsever onward and upward.
The Ideal husband, knowing her to be his
equal in every respect, mental and moral,
naturally regards her with the deeper
yeneration that she. is physically his infe-
rior. This ideal condition, according to
the account of many foreign observers,
actually exists somewhere in this country
where we have never seen stated, but
probably not in. Connecticut, Indiana
or Illinois. The Galaxy for Dec.
y. = 2 go 500 a. s------
a fourteen-year old girl of Brooklyn
has sued boy sixteen years old for
breach of promise, and wants damages.
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[Signedl

VEHICLES, sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.
To II. E. Sizer, of Jackson, as follows:
Best two-horse farm wagon, thin BILE skein
axle; diploma.
Best four-horse farm wagon, iron axle;
diploma
Best Brette; diploma,
Best top buggy; diploma and silver medal.
Best buggy without top; diploma
Best travellers spring wagon, with top
diploma.
Best one-horse rockaway; diploma.
Best caleehette or Victoria; diploma.
Best and largest display in above class; d.
ploma.
Best boys saddle; diploma and silver
medal.
Best lady's saddle; diploma and silver
medal.
Best bride of any kind diploma
Best halter of any kind diploma.
Best display of carriages and harness: di-
ploma and $40 silver cup.
To Thos J. Finney q Co., of Vicksburg,
as follows:
Best tWo-horSe farm wagon, iron axle: di-
ploma.
Best four-horse farm wagon, thimble skein
axle; diploma. 80
Best child's carriage; diploma.
Best travellers spring wagon, without top;
diploma.
Best double buggy; diploma.
For creditable dispIaNof above-named and
other vehicles diploma and silver medal
To G. D. Subway, Jackson, for
Best gents saddle; diploma and silver
medal.
To c. Cummings, Jackson, for
Best display boots and shoes, Southern man
ufacture; diploma.
Best pair gents summer boots; diploma
and So
CHAs. T. MURPHY
K. Nj. TINDALL, : Com.
Jos. M. JAYNE
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TO PREVENT GRAY HAM
THE

GLANDS unequaled-baving proved iYr.
- tues at Sixteen different dispositions OBJ.
Fairs. IT'S clear as crystal; leaves DO suI-
phur or other bad smell on tho hair huI Ono
perfume. Never changes chair 20 ridiculous
red or pink, only natural light broe1oT
black is the result in n few applications
Stains neither hands, scalp or clothing CWu
dandTufi, stops the hair from falling out hni
cures any headache within ten minutes.
J. +. Fugazi, Manufacturer and Proprietor
New York City and Sacramento Cal A1
your druggist, and give IL fair trial C.
WARD q BRO, Agents, 2lj Main SO, Mem
phis. -....
BUCK BAILEY,
mar2T72-ly Jackson, Miss
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Department r..


Best Damson preserves, Mrs. NJ. E. Richard
son; worthy premium.
Best Family Soft Soap, Mrs. Walter Hill
man, Clinton; 50.
Best one bucket dried cherries, Mrs. NJ. E.
Richardson, Jackson.
Best bottles blackberry wine, Mrs Flora
Cameron, efferson county; special pre-
MUM BY Matt. +. Ash, $40, gold.
Best Citron preserves in sugar, in glass, Mrs
Jessie Yellowley, Madison Station; 90 so.
Best cucumber pickles, Mrs. M. e. Richard
son, jackson; So.
Best bottle cucumber catsup, Miss Hattie
Dinkins, jackson.
Best brandy peaches, Mrs. NJ. E. Richard
son, Jackson.
Best pear preserves, Mrs. R. H. Smith, b.
VIVA.
Best bottle ginger wine {excellent) Miss
Alice B. CrTmP. Sardis.
Best picked Gherkins, same; 81.
Best sweet pickles, Mrs. E. H. Gum, Bran
don; 81
Best collection native wines, varieties,
Mrs. l.. c. Armfield, Rankin county Spe-
eial premium by III E. Sizer, gold mount
ed buggy whip, worth $40.
The Committee would make favorable
entered by Mrs. NJ. h. Crisler, Cooper's
Wells.
A keg ofbeer, exhibited by Mr. McLaugh-
pled'' by Committee, there being no COM
awarded the blue ribbon at Fair of 1872.
Mrs. AUSTIN NEELEY,l
q 4
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control them The testimony of our best citi-
gems of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL viii and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
Weld to its power; and cases of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly EIpWn
so remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute As . remedy
it is adequate which the public may rey
for full protection. By curing Coughs the
forerunners of more serious disease, i saves I'M
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering not
to be computed. 1t challenges tria ana con
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as a protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Alec
tons, which easily met at first, but which
become incurabe, and too often fatal, II neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence; and II
is unwise TO be without it, As n safeguard 10
children amid the distressing diseases which
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued from premature graves
and saved to the love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against ordi
nary colda, securing sound and Notwithstanding
sleep No one win suffer troublesome Infiu-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long. laburious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle IN the utmost
possible perfection 1t may be confidently relied
upon possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited and capable Of producing cures rs
memorable az the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
.,oLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
BUCK a. BAILEY, AGENTS.
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gloss and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff which is often so I'M
clearly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C.Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL MASS
BUCK @C haley, Agents.
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Awards i'm Department. #.

A"aEOe Au ONRHEAMAemB r.
DRAWINGS, PAINTINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, sc.
Best Crayon Drawing; Mrs. w. A. Whiting,
jackson: Diploma and 50.
Sc Landscape Pencil Drawing; Prof.
Fuge, Jackson: Silver Medal.
Display OF Drawings, Is doz. !; Mrs. DIR.
Field, Jackson: Silver Medal.
: - Drawing in Stump or Pencil; Mrs.
Walter Hillman, Clinton: %.
g Original Oil Painting; Miss r. Oliver,
Wesson Diploma and SO.
Display of Oil Paintings; Mrs. Walter
Hillmar; Clinton: Diploma and $40.
g Painting in Water Colors lby boy 8
Z years.; Geo. r. Acorn, jackson !:
Diploma.
Plain Photographs; E.. v. Seutter
jackson: Diploma.
i" Photograph of Flowers; same Diplo-
ma and special premium of So.
Photographs, all col0rs; same: DiplO-
ma. a.F
6 And largest display OF Photographs,
All kinds; same: Dfpl0ma and $40.
g Display of Picture Frames; same Di-
ploma and Silver Medal.
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Aiuo Tar CAMnAtuN 0o0pa. Aa4t nTrau.
aooDBFEED'e EARfnE BOOK n t--, N.
ING HOUSE. Cinoinnadi 81 LOUIS 50"
leans or New York
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DISPLAY OF HoRsEMANsRIP


BK BOYS UNDER TWELYK TEARS. ~
For Special Premium by Capt. d. T. Walshe,
10 Canal street, New Orleans, fine suit
of Boys Clothes. Five entriee-Master
George H. Porter, Of Kinds, awarded the
blue Ribbon, and complimentary mention
of Eugene Nicely, of Rankin.
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Aver
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
effectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color, aCith the
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PRICE d TICKETs !.

whole tickets $50 Halves So Tenthsi or et.ll
.iiUon az. EIeyen whole Tickets for wv
52Z Tickets for 81, 600 1l3 Whole Tickets Jos
IS 700; 227 Whole fickels for $lOOOJs -oo 18th
No discount allowed on less than gov
Of tickets al time: rtfrd Gif
me unparA Ii y. ~ safisfaetion given by
the First and Second, makes IL only necess,i.
10 announce the Fourth 90 insure ihe lo..,Frt
sale Of every ticket The Fourth gii' ne ~
will be conducted "a ~ " 80 ~ learned
from circulars, which will be sent ife'
This Office to all who apply for mem. orders
Tickets now ready for sale ana , a.si iej
accompanied by the money " Plou XIV 10 sol
Liberal terms given 70 thoso VINO '''
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Aoant pvb La Ky. aud Manager
9iis OS-''ss- p. Louisville, KY
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