| One hundred and twenty-five Marshals. | { | The Mass. Hort. Improvement Society, en masse, with several full bands of music, on "seedling" accompaniments, etc. Banner. Motto: "Cuss the Concord Grape." | } | Twenty-five hundred and one gold-medal seekers. |
| No Aids. | { | The man who voluntarily gave up his office under the National government, solus, on horseback, with Banner.—Motto: "Few die, and none resign." | } | No friends. |
| The defunct New England Hen Society. | { | "The Young 'Un," in his own barouche, drawn by four "superb dapple-grey Shanghaes." | } | His vanquished Competitors. | ||||
| Banner.—Motto: "Who's afraid?" | } | Music. | { | Banner.—Motto: "Not this child!" | ||||
| Police. | { | Hen Men who had Mistaken their Calling, twenty-eight deep, in four hundred sections. | } | Police. |
| Aids, 24 Constables. | { | Grain Men, with their bills, in seventy sections, sixty-four deep. | } | Aids, All in a row. |
Band, playing "Hope told a flattering tale."
| Tree-venders and Horticulturists, | { | The great-grandson of the man who set out an orchard of dwarf Pear-trees (in a barouche). He was 102 years old, and believed he should see fruit on those same trees "next season"! | } | with thumbs on their noses. |
Pall Bearers. [ HIS COFFIN, behind. ] Heirs to his estate.
| Aids, 12 Respectable Physicians. | { | Believers that Cochituate Water is WHOLESOME (in a chaise). | } | Aids, Board of Commissioners. |
| 15 Marshals. | { | Chicken Fanciers who didn't buy their eggs of me, and who expected they would hatch! (Four thousand strong.) | } | 15 Marshals. |