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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-27
The Celebration

of the unveilirg OF the JACKSON statue
Yesterday, was every way successful. The
weather favored it.. The sun was brilliant.
and the gentle breezes cooled the tempera.
ture and refreshed the marchers In their long
AND fatiguirg procession. Everybody was
Joyous. The line of the procession was ,sbe
longest ever beheld in this city, and all in all
it was one OF the most brilliant aud soul.stir-
ring pageants ever known in the country.
Our industrious and watchful reporters
have sketched the whole affair most graphic
a.iy, and to their reports we refer the reader.
The honors of the day were altogether
e-edi,abie to The State and to all who took
par; in 1t, aud worthy of the immortal hero
10 whose memory all was donc-that hero
who in some respects might be called match
less. He now has his fame complete ana
RENTED 10 posterity along with the hlsh
tribute to the people who lived in bis DAY
that they bad the judgment and the. generous
impulses to appreciate his great merits and
to honor them properly.
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Patriotism Of Mechanics.


The following letters show the patriotism
and liberality Of our mechanics, and should
be read and remembered by all who treasure
up the incidents of the Inauguration CT jack
sons statue: s..r >--F.'.ti
RICHMOND, October %, 1875.
Editors of the DiSpatCh: .ae 1.-:a,9
AS an Instance OF noble generosity en-.
close youa letter received from Mr. Blanken.
ship, of the Oh Dominion Iron and Nail
Works, enclosing check for the contribu-
tons Of their employ Is nj Il lie Isle. THIS
subscription was in response to notice
posted at the works to the fleet that any con-
tributions could be sent 10 the Office in Rich.
mond. And voluntary, as it was, it Is deem.
cd proper by the committee 10 ask you to
give 1t place in your valuable columns.
Very respectfully,
JOHN &. PURCELL, Treasurer.
RICHMOND. Va, October 90. 1875.
Captain John B. Purcell, Treasurer Jack.
son Statue Find"
Dear Sr,-Enclosed fiDd check for ninety
three dollars aud twenty five cents, amount
contributed by the operatives of the Old Do.
minion IRON and Nail.W orks, on Belle Isle
The amount, liberal as 1t is, was greatly con-
TIRE cted by the unfortunate accident to James
Welsh. 1t being the custom among the men
to aid their suffering fellows. III.
t" Very truly yours,
.a2 7.ss II. E.BLANkESsHIP.
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The Dispatch Of To. day.

The large edition Of yesterdays Dispatch
being totally insufficient to supply the de-
nsnd, we this morning issue another double
sheet, IN which we reproduce three pages OF
the same matter which was contained In that
edi,ion-namely, the record of The life ana
services OF JACKSON, the representation OF the
statue, and the score OF the music sung yes
ierday.
The address Of the Rev. N. D. HooE' y.
D., The CIcERo OF our Virginia pulpit ~ We
may 60 speak to distinguish him from eseti'
cal ssuupers), Is worthy Of place IN the
archives of the State as well as in the library
., every virgiuian. This address, too Is 10
eur double sheet. is
Persons desiring copies Of this days issue
either for preservation or for transmission to
sse!r friends elsewhere would do well to
supply themselves early this morning.
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WA ever ccoSnerega!ed within The enclosure
rle.pymef who have failed to receive sfetl
conn liInautarT tickets fent them viii be
passed fica by.tbe gs.esee.s ers, and. tickets
win lie furnished them on apr lection at The
Piesitenfs Office.
RAGING. "a s
In tie trosting race for stations yesterday
the e we're three entries viz, McCaulPs 70.
RACER, FarTell's Cohen, and Smiths Toodies.
It was won by Toodles IN two straight Leafs.
Time, 2;57, 2:52a.
10 Programme for To-day.
1.-The Judges will be organized and pro-
eeed to the discharge of their duties. They
will report to the chiefs Of the different de-
partmentss - $50 :,
2. Exhibitions in the amphitbeatre will
commence at II O'Clock. Heavy -draits,
mules, and jacks; saddle-borses adapted 10
breeding, improved riding.horses, and sad.
dIe.horses under the saddle. Tests of gaits,
&C., Will be made on the track II necessary.
g. Cattle will be exhibited and examined
By the judges in their ring. y,
f. The trials of speed for the trst DAY tnat
may have been omitted will take place, ana
those following 10 the regular scheduie lot
this day. So p 1zz. a. & =, :,
81 Committees IN oil the departments will
proceed to the discharge Of their duties. ..
@. The officers and cadets of the Virginia
Mii;ary1 Institute, the officers and students
oetbe Virginia A Agricultural aud Mechanical
College, and any other organized, uniformed
military bodies which participated 10 the I'm.
yelling OF the Jackson statue yesterday, will
be admitted to The groundsand reviewed by
distinguished officers who may be present.
1.-THE annual meeting Of the Society, for
the election of UfficersIand other business,
will be held in the hall of the House Of Dele.
gates at So'clock p. NJ. At: the same time
aud place The annual address before the So
ciety will be delivered by b. johnson Bar.
bonr, Esq. ..ft .@ :" IT.. :. q, :.
The pIouehir match will take place at III
O'Clock a.. M.inside the Fair Grounds. p
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MpoxrAsr.-In the hurry of these times
do not forget that the Supreme Court Of the
United States has put an end to all foolish
State laws on the subject OF us.tfy-that is,
If the report be true which appeared in the
papers yesterday, stating that thai highest OF
our judicial tribunals had decided that under
the national banking law nothing but the
excess over legal interest was forfeited 10
case Of u<ury. We trust that this was the
decision of the court. We have for several
years been calling upon Congress to make
the rate of legal Interest uniform all over The
United States. We shall say mere on the
subject when we have more reom. ~ ~
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Newspaper Change.

!, is ssnounced in Yesterdays Enquirer
/ thas shat paper has been sold AMI transferred
to Messrs. NJ. p. HANDY, JAMES II. BsALs.
Jr., and CHARLgs j. JOKES. Mr.. HANDY il
well known as . Journalist IN this communi.
~, and his colleagues are gentlemen of ex-
tsnsiye experience ia the most enterprising
and progiEent newspaper establishments at
the Nsr,h. The new editors did not assume
the eosssol Of yesterdays paper, bu. the
paper was passed over TO them. and they.
win bare their fiugersin this MORNINGS pa.
PER. and viii direct and controi 1t for the
future. We say Mr.. HANDY is wen known
in ibis community, and we add thai his
newspaperiai ablIities q .e here highly appre-.
Glazed. His associatien with the t8o gentle
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Grand Conservative Rally.

Tae people will have grand Conserva'
siye ralIy tonight in front Of Ford's Hotel.
There will be addresses from Senators JonN.
SION and WITuEKs, General JAMES A.
WALKER of the Stonewall brigade. ex.Gov'
ernor LErcRER, General FlTzHUGH LEE, Major
JOHN w. DANIEL, and others.
Ex-Governor WALKER will preside. Ii
VIII be an enthusiastic meeting; and the
orators are men who cannot fail to arouse
the spirit OF conservatism. The meeting
will be banding together of brothers who
hsht for Virginia against the hosts that are
warning against the best interests of the
Commonwealth.
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II there is an interest in the State mort
than any o, her that cannot get along With
out order, and the security of that peace
and decorum that come from good govern
ment, it is that of agriculture. We behold
the President of the Agricultural Society OF
the State openly resisting the party through
which such government c1n alone be hoped
for. He stands here In Richmond as The
alder and abettor of sorehcads and disap'
pointed persons himself amongst the num-
be1) as o candidate for boilers to unite upon,
with no earthly chance OF election save
through the votes of that incompetent elc.
ment which may hold the balance of power
wherever the Conservative party is divided.
Ricbmond's example is great in the State.
The number of independent candidates has
largely increased in different sections Of the
State, and we observe everywhere that these
Independents arc quoting the example OF
open resistance to conservatism in Richmond
as an apology for their conduct. KNIGHT
and STARKE are their apostles, and they
only r.echo the cries of "riugs" aud
FRAUDS" which have here been poured out
On The wings Of the winds. r. ...s. ss....
as is the case here, there Is nowhere any
good reason for such appeals against the
party; and If there were, they would soon
be hushed il the number Of Radical votes
were too few to justify resistance. In this
city tie Conservative committee have scat.
tered these or es to the four winds so effectu-
ally that it is amazing to hear them repeated
by any honest gentleman. He could only
adhere to them through blinded judgment
aad by taking counsel from his passions ra.
ther than his sense of justice.
We tell the people everywhere where we
car be heard that the strife in Richmond is
sowing the seeds Of dscord broadcast over
Tue State. The welfare of the Common
wealth demands peace and unity 10 the Con.
servative party, and we implore Conserva.
t;ves everywhere to close up ranks and gal
lan,y resist all efforts to impair the strength
aud power Of this great party, which is now
preserving the public dignity and order, and
fostering every interest of the State, public
and Driyate.
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Some idea Of the difficulty of reporting
Dir. Moody verbatim may be gathered from
tie fact that one Of the Itibunc'S sWlftts.
cnosraphers yesterday took down from his
hos 1900 " ords 10 ten minutes by ;he watch.
This is at rate four times as rapid as that Of
MIR. Evarts, aud third. faster than that OF
Mr. Bcechcr, two Of the most difficult 81
speakers to report. An hour Of such rapid
islkipS would fill five columns of the ,1rt-
Jme.-Ncar York Tribune, 25M. sy:s.
Returns from the Colorado election indi.
cate tha. the Republicans have. carried the
It rrItory, and that they wilt have majority
in the Constitutional Convention. ~
Primary election in Norfolk tomorrow.
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important. Yery.l

UNITED STATES SUPREME CoURT DEclSI oss.--
DECISIONS were rendered Monday affirming
The judgment iD Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad Us. King, sustaining the validity Of
contract in Confederate currency. semmcs
o.. United States, sustaining proceedings In
coniscaiion and holding that pardon cannoI
restore rights topEoperly seized. condemned,
aud sold in the exercise Of the sovcreiSp's
t.Iliucrunt rights. . ....... III. .... =
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The tunnel from England to France will
he sixteen miles long, and two hundred and
fifty feet below the bed Of the sea. II viii
cost more than fifty millions OF dollars. An
experimental tunnel is to preccdc The reel,
and this is to BIZ commenced 1t once az
Calais. - -. 49,. ~
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A stupid boux which has been the round
OF the press attribuling to Carly!ea boorisb
refusal Of the degree oil LII. u. conferred
upon him by Harvard College has been
cx, loded BY President Eliot. Mr.. Carlyle
did not utter the stuff attributed to him, but
on lbe contrary wrote a letter to President
Eliot expressing thanks for the honor, and
intinatipg that he would accept it formally
when received.
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MAfR.WeRK, &e.

EANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, DC. :
T. Having just returned from New York, would
Respectfully call the attention OF the ladies to my
weli.Selected stock Of JEWELki, ali the latest
inlald; also, gold, plated, and ee!!,lloid CoRtE.
SETS, doc assortment Of black GARNET SETS.
full line OF real :Helk BaAlDS, all Of which
will BE- sold at the Scrr lowest prices.
=, WILLIAM H.'ADAMS.
Baltimore Store.
623 BROAD street, betw cen Sixth and Seventh,
DC 22.S AZ Tu.K E e 81 - - = n !.
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neti named as his partners y q comment a-
tian for them ia this community. The bfiei
card put forth by the editors yesterday
promises that the Eaquirer vii! remain Com
sefsasiye but independent ID spirit. The
purpose OF The editors they ayow to DC 70
give the public q sfirst-class newspap per !.
aud this, judging from their knowledge ana
excesience, We should think they will sue.
c,ed ia doing. z..{ 81
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IsroRTAsT DEMsroN.-. Philadelphia, Oc.
to1er 25.-Iu the. United States District
Court, In the case OF the Adams Express
Company Us. the Phfladelphia, and Reading
Railroad Company, a proceeding in equity 70
restrain the defendants from carrying on tue
express business, the court to-day sustained
the. demurrer to the bill upon the ground
THAT it Old not aver the express company or
THE stockholders who compose it 10 be Gill.
zans O! State other than Pennsylvania an
aye,mcnt necessary to give this court Jurls'
diction of the cause. ,>. ~ ID
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REPLY OF MR., VALE,

10 Charles Barrett. Chairman, and James
Il. ElhS, Secretary: a-..- .....- , ..u..
GenllemcD,-Your communication Of the
23i instant has been received aud contents
noted. am always willing to be governed
by the wishes Of my true friends, and will
say in reply 10 your letter that / do now
withdraw my name from The canvass and
leave my friends to act as they may think
best. Very respectfully, ... o. -..r... /;
. -,.. HENRY j. VALE. !
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MUS speaks. How salutary and comforting
Is It's voice. Talk thus always, and all would
be well. Hear the Wing Of yesterday:
"A week from to-day aud the I'd Of November
will have come; the election for the Legislature
win be at hand the voice OF Virginia win be raised
ae in 10 DECLARE 10 the country and to The world
either that che stil stands answering In her Gel
tty TO the principles Of her own Conservative party
hat ~ last she Is ooseninS her hold npon those
principles ana. on the very verge Of national ti-
umph relaxing her efforts IN the great cause of the
Constitution she has so persiStently upheld. The
Conservatives III every county in the sta'e have 4
high and heavy responsibility upon them. Every
vote in the party should be polled. No man who
loves Virginia should fail TO participate In this cleo
ton IL be j. legally qualified 70 participate In 1t.
The political battles the several States are fighting
now are prepsEstory 70 the grand grappse bs.w, en-
the Radical party and the Dcmocralc-C Conservative
psrtytn their struggle for the plesidet cy year
from now. Virginia must do Der duty now that she
May 10 It then. she must be true TO herself She
Soyemt er strong enough 10 strengthen the hopes Of
her friends and The fesrs of h,r enemies ~ The
North. II every Conservative voter will determine
to cast his vote all will be well.' s.s.s,, B. 4
oh, yes, friends, in Gods uamc, give Us
the full Conservative vote for the nominees.
Divide the patty and the moral effac. will be
to the advantage of the Repubiicau party
and assist them to elect Presidsnt next
year. Oh ! let 1t not be 50. n -
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MARRIAGES.

Married, October 21st, at Centenary church,
Richmond, Va, by Rev. George 9. VahdersIice.
WILLIAM A. 5. CONRAD and Miss ANNETT r
A. CARTER. s-..e.. g. 4.H =. ...@t..ast.s g. -. v
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my GSSslj 'sssss.
THE GREAT WONDER 0FTHE AGE
IS exhibited 1T
COHEN BROTHERS, ssg,
sjfIySSYsls s5Ssyjjii ]
scoHEa BROTHERS,
.flifs week. THY ara mn ing ~.

COHEN BROTHERs ~. IS
This week. Tbey ars, onertbs $40
b /, 90 yards BLACK and coLoRFD DRESS
GOODS Mt &c. Per yard worth rs to 3Oc.s;
4 c.ases CALIC0ES sc SIC. worth 8 to- Toe.
4 Largo lot OF BLACK ALPACAs ut atlcttor
BsL Ill ALp4,cA 1t azc. worth soe.at soc
worth SIC, ]. md at 38c. which lstheb best even
sold heretofore Mt 42c.; .5s5s2 ps3ttttt
Also, SILK LUsTRRss- some Nos. at nearly hall
" their general value 2f sffa Z,
BLACK TURIN TAMIs. g at 42c. heretofore sold
at75c.; ~ ~
RIsHPUPLINs at $50, worth 81 :; / ia7 st5st
IRISH PoPLISs at 81 worth o.; 2qagsI n:
BRIGaTPLAIDSa r20c. worth 40c. ;iofeI l5astg
BLACK OASHMEKEs at SIC. worth $780,, a;
OIL 10 worth 81 40; Il .s:.s15 ii - ~ III -!
ALL-WOOL TAtIsE at 6oc. cheap at eli Iii 2
DRAP D'ETE, AUSTRALIAN. CREPEs, EN- EN-
| ~ PRS CLOTHS. and other mourning goods
| =, at much below the general market rate. i
/ In C0L0RED DRESS GOODS COHEN BRO
THEIRS have one Of the largest varieties ths city
BLACK SILKSat all prices. See their particular
quality al $1.37 worth s2; So !, h''
One or the largest varieties Of CoLoRED SILKS
ENGIisH qRkBL 6 GRAPE at s2.4e worth 90
Also. GRAPE Wells IN alIquaiitics at less than
eia the general price; - ~ 5sE1l":f <f.'' 35s7
GRAPE COLLARS at 20c..w worth 40c., at so and
2Ej760c. worth from 81 to S1.25 ;a!j& p@:&-I.tts
Another large lot OF, ladies' REVERSIBLE
/ 40 lSHAwEsa.7 5c. worth $1.50;ii y 4@asg-i-
aaissest SHAWLS at &c.,, reduced from soc. : *;
! COHEN BRUTHERshaye every variety Of UE-,
DEB YEAR for ladies, men, and children. !. =. i,
IA large variety of GASSIMEREs and CLOTHS for,
IL mems and boys,weari ~ scr Ft 2gf1Ss;
TABLE OIL-CL0THS reduced so per cent. IL nor.
i naf.t, fg.s }tj, COHEN BROTHERs,i ,st.
iii =, .,.g,-, s.s.ta,,t sos Broad street, ~
between Third and Fourth streets.
Closed SAgURDAYs. ,f,,,,s..-s.,,. oc 81
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s6NREATa REDUC TION IN PRlCE J. OF.
| ~ 4,s. 4,,,,s. DRY GOODS. Ia ..;,,, MN.
i II you want to save money Roto ,:g,-s. mas,
/ -; COURTNEY & -POWELL'S M
10 buy Your goods. Notice the following bargains,
which are only few Of the many which they have:
| ANDROSCoGGIN BLEACH COTTON, 10c.; =
wAsrsCTTA BLEACH COTTON, 14c.;
| All BLEACH aud BROWN CoTTONs, SHEET
i'ISGS, &C., retailed at wholesale prices; r y
Just received q large and handsome lot of PLAID
DRESS GOODS, which will be sold at bottom
price; ,zlr'- fs' 80. |'.5E +
BIZ EACH TABLE 62kc.; E~ls
LINEN lANDK CIR CHI ELS, 75c. per dozen;
BALmORAL SKIRTS, 75c.; ~, -. !9tf .}-s
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES two buttons), 81 !;
READY-MADE SUITS, Sic worth S25; sg,.~a
The largest stock Of CLOTH CLOAkS III the city,
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere; ta,..s.,s
UNBLEACHED KNITTING-CUTTON, sec. per
pound. COURTNEY 6 POWELL,
SIS Broad street.
Use the CRANK LESLIE" PATTERNS.
Q3 200" .ts.# -.
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RIcHMosp, YORK FLYER AND CHEsAPElKEl
-L.' RAILROAD COMPANY, t}titt# @a
8 81 OFFICE OF ,SUPERGSTENDENT.; Es *.
i E RICHMOND, VA, October ID, 1873. h.
CPECIALNOTICE.-.Tb The passenger trains
- ON this line will i-aye Richmond n. 4:30 p. ~,
instead of 8 p. NJ. IN TUESDAY, THURSDAYS
and aATUkDaY OF Fatrweek, TO accommodate
p eA'oA' 800, go. n. T. DOUGLAS,
oc os:5t irsi'' - Snperinte ndent. g.
uHEsAPEAKEf. AND OHIO, RAIL
ROAD-Duringt the Stale FAIR Tuesday. We'd
ne: day, THURSDAY, and Friday-the ACC0MMO-
Instead Of A;30, as usual. -, ,,.s,, ~,
/ Eci>s%s$f General Passenger and Ticket agent p
| WINS. DUNN, Engineer and, superintendent Of
Tmnspf rtation. nfg: Iaz.-,l.1 LIZ. 0c .lo-5s
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Messrs. Fl. NJ. Smith & Co. have very
large and varied exhibition Of farm nipple.
ments, wagons, and machinery; amongst
them ploBghs aud harrows of new and appa.
rently much improved patents; and many
other implements which will be eagerly and
closely scrItiniLe6 by our intelligent firmers.
Messrs. Watt s. Call bsye a very large as.
sortmeut of their excellent ploughs wr;h re.
cent valuable iuproy ements on Inhibition.
Messrs. S,arke,s Card xe!l, Palmer, and
others make large exhibitions mskng it on
the Ehels ore Of the most attractive, fea.
turfs OF Tue Fair.
II The dinner-bsIi, of Mrs. Martina Washing
ton Is exhibited In the Floral Hall.
ssss The ATTENDANCE YESTERDAY,
owing to the great attractions 10 the city,
IVES not large. but many who go simply to
see wbatis oDiexhibiiian took adyanssge OF
the opuarinnits TO ay,their. visit. To-day
will Witaess probably the iarsest crowd that
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The Second of November.

And now the Richmond Wings good 9e.
Mus speaks. How salutary and comforting
10 It's voice. Talk thus always, and all, would
he well. Hear the 'Whin Of yrsterdav.
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sTATEFATR.
STHTE FATR.--ss- z.
I 3 rs.
srJ,HE LADIES o. d
/ 80 CENTENARY CT I, ~ tfs' ~

Of The GRAND STAND mt fl,e EAIn-G RorYDsaw will
furnish DINNER every day during the Fair from
II to o'clocks y. "a Ilss 3g95ss3 j
Price, $780, They respectfully ard earnestly re-
quest The patronage OF the public for the benefit Of
the church. ,*if.t,ttss + E.,sts rs <ocr27-2txeF
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EsTRAY CoW.--Taken up Oh my ~
t1l macs. corner OF old scpffe;own road@
md iParE " net i on THURSDAY, 2tsr Instant
DARK BED COW with large borps. Ing ,.s, sw.y.
Will come forward, pay charges AUG 2S vi nt1S
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CLSs XI.-YEGETABLEs

Cabbage, not less than SIX heads =. .......
OYSTER plants. not less than slX............
Squ8shes. not less than eiX......,..........
WatermellOns, not less than slX.......,..
CHntelOupes, not less than siX..........,...
Pumpkins, not less than siX................
Celery, not less than l2 stal6s.........,....
Cucumbers, not less than 25................
Display OF NoEetaD eS..........,..........
Second best oil the above.
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pUY IT TRY 1T = THE INDIA RUB
DBER PLASTERS for a Weak Back, DU RI
ING has them. May {
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Subscribers out of County, s1.2O.
lndrmont in awarding such premiums as they
1lLnL auIt MIN

Judgment in awarding such premiums as they
think suitable.
CLASS XIX.-LADIEs' RIDING AND.
DRININi.
Best ana most Graceful Riding 90
un most Graceful DrV'ng with two
IInrs s, 3 90
and most Graceful Driving with one
Horse 90
No premiums VIII be awarded for riding or
driving unless three competitor enter the list.
Each LADY 10 ne attended by gentleman as an
escort ana no racing to be allowed
CLASS NX.-PLoWING MATCH.
Best PlDwman, 3 90
Second bes6. 90
Best PiOw Boy under seventeen, 3 90
secOLd Best SO
The Jrial to take plaoc Mt o'clock A. NJ, on
any day the Committee of Arrangements may
fix npon. llnch plOwman TO do his own work
without driver.
GLASS &XI-ORES AND METALS.
Best Display and Quality Iron Ore, 2 90
Display and Qua fty ZINC Ore, 1 90
Display and Quality Siate dip. and | 90
Display and Quality Limestone. l 90
display and Qualify Fire and P0rce-
lam Cay, 90
Display and Quality Pig Iron. 1 90
Display and greatest collection OF all
the Minerals found in GORDON county, 90
All the articles in the ABOVE list to be the pro.
duct OF Carton county. This collection win bo
the property OF the society.
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THE PEOPLE OF LEHIGHTON ana vicln
itv all unite in teStifving that at A. !
DURLlNG'S Drug and Family Medicine Store.
PURE, FRESH and UNADULTERATED MEDICINES
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