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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21

AgrIcuii Brewer a.
Bangor Comm -.
Bath closed
Calais ------.----. :.
Casune ---.-...brokl
City Portland 80
Citizens Augusta -,
Damsriscotta 80
/ Fran kfort -.
Georgia Lumb Co-5l
Globe .---
HaIlorell Aug broke
keunebec 49,. do.
Kenscbank do
Lafayette -
Neraanule- . :
Old Town broke
Oxford do
Pas-aRAquoidy DO.
Saco -------.--- do
Saltwater Canal . .l.a-
81 Crolx- -- 10.
Washington Co -.
" ateryille closed
We-rbrook 10
Ni,ca,sei -----broks
Winthrop do
All othrr notes :
y. HAMPSHIRE.
Concord --.-----.lc.
Hiilsboro broke
4 W OIL Oorp- do.
All others -.----.. 4:
VERMONT.
Agriculr Troy fraud
Bennington ...... ].
Commercial -.
Essex. -brnkF
Green Mountain. fraud
Jefferson Bk Co. do
Mon'pe loi4 notes. /;
PheniS - fraud
:, Albans.---.. &!
81 others. -.-......!
MAsstCuU.Errs.
Berkshire closed
Chelsea 49,. 30
Cry Bk Lowell. do,
Commonwealth. do
Essev S5.eIs.do
Mech SAD. srok,
Farmers Boston fraud
Farm r., b slch'n. do
do Sandstone. do
Franklin broke
Futon ...-.....
! Groy Loeb 80. fraud
Lafayette 80. broke
Nendon 1890. do.
Kidding Interest. do
MiIdlc,ex closed
Nahant-.--------d 10
Scviurvport -----aH b
Norfolk ,..,..-...i u.
I phnnlx Nantucket do
I RoShury ...--.. broke
Sutton .-----.---.c Go.
WiscaSset fraud
Al other> ---..--...,
RHODE ISLAND.
Burrilvillc. broke
Eagle Newport fraud
Farmers EX- broke
do = Mech -. do
Franklin .......f fraud
Sci,satc .--....... >.
All other. /
CONNECTICUT.
Bridgeport ~ Co fraud
do TX Assn closed
Com TollNnd. fraud
Derby. --.--.-. broke
All others |
YEw-YorK.
Ncw-York cry par
FarEers Troy. do.
do Hudson. do
do l alan Po'kp 10.
do < Druv Sonr do.
Catskill. do.
Undertook ......d do.
Kingston ..-...-- do.
Newburg do.
Poughkeepsie -. do.
FoWell -----------u0-
Tanners ........ do.
Ulster Co. do.
Westchester Co do.
Albany Il Troy i
Lsnsingburg. do.
Schenectady do.
Middletown. 49,. !.
Orange Co. -.. 1lo.
Pine Plains. .-....d do.
Manufac Ulster. do.
America BIiis 10. 30ai0
Commerce do. do.
blnghamton .:i0a40
Cattaraugus .30ai
Columbia Hud . broke
Eric Co Buff. .i0a51
Exchange Po'kp.broke
Ears Seneca Co. 80
Green CO Catsk broke
Hudson .--.......d do
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1REENOUGn,s PATENT LAlIp * tmE,I

U ICA OI-The rbscrbcr' have been appointed by The
the of 6recnoughs Patent Lamps
Chemical No III Broadway where they
have hand mpee assortment, of Lamps for shops
consisting parlOr, astral study
Liverpool naue side aud branch lamps, This article has
been used many principal hotels and respectable m
lies, with Subtraction single
having during that period wherein purchasers
themselves Disposed
can will light
ordinary burners
sperm average three Another and
simplicity
cleanliness the chemical OIL IL be
cheaper artificial eht any other Every
lamp viii be warranted perfectly satisfactory be
Cd Those about purchasing lamps would hnI for their advantage
10 call the store o the subscribers kinds
be operation. Sold only by PEARSON WHlTMoRE,
No. III Broadway.
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LIE REIIX GNIiRATD.s rOuDREs SUBTITLE.

mr. FEI.lN GNURAED.S rOUDRES SUBTLE
- beau. Pends much the appearance an" r'n
>r,oohress whatever contributes improve H. must
considered object importance all who -oei'ouH to
possess which Lord Chesterfield cenomnae 'c
a and certainly the present ssd
future ages must themselves indebted the inventor OF the
curious cemic- process by which hair cfctuay prote from
the upper lip chcek neck Of auliul woman WIN
yhe injury skin all of which be done by usne
penetrating Dr. Gogaud snd The preparation can De
where else IN Nc" ork but NJ % " dhet
street. one door from nroaiSay 81 per bo:t
GCUPAUD'S VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE-Composed ms
erav from mp nsarts beastu carDaon 10 the
kin by rubbing with fingers aahkerchei n-n
cloth perspaNn. Price - cents per bottle anl: ee2
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mPOKTANT NOTlC E..IAop pn 81 iI,h
Londoa dismissed Mr. Tayr a. Broadway New York.
their General Agent and that therefore, they have longer
general agent in America This particularly Impressed the
pie Of the United States we'll known that several individuals
endeavorg palm of their Medicines under the plea that they
acting Agents the Establishment London
Merchants Traders Agents Others be supplied the
their Mr. Taylor by sending their orders direct to
Mssrs MORRISON the British College Of HEALTH Hamilton Place
New London when they will obtain the Certih
cate Of the genuineness OF the Medicines.
Look Of Mr. Tayos appointment and other
ticurs the Newfork aud other All debts owpg TO Mr.
Taylor for horison Medicines be paid 10 Mcssrs FIRTH
HALL of Franklin Square, New York.
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BANK NOTE TABLE

KY Tor The Newfork Tribune BY Van Week Brothers
No 20 W,ll-street
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-Cnpi,EIS. TiN AND X,NU KOOFANG.

COPPER, TN MD ~ anU ~. rnhl,s ,b,, ~
rFNE undersigned would Inform ms friends ana the pupe ~ M
prepared 20 cover buildings the above materials ho'
notice a on favorable Reference will be gwen 10 some me
Grs, buildings IN the country workmanship &c Building,
covered IN any part country Cutters Conce' ana Leaders"
the above materials made and repaired az the
~ Old Stand No 204 Canal street
w. II. SWEET.
Summer the subscriber will warrant TO BAKE or no s
r. W usys an hand Also the Athanor Cooking Stove the
uncc thcycn he tho w IL w Er.l. nlE.
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mBaHN saHaKS9

MFRS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE Fhist
l CLAN OF NEW YORK constantly receiving arse quantity
herbs oils from Europe, not 10 DC oothSd IN
this country will be able those Diseases "noh '
bafird tsc skill of hs eminent Physicians
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herself 10 cure or relieve all
incident the frame, and especially the following
rheumatism however long standing dooreuS govt con'rac-
ou palsy, pasycd limbs decline, consumption hunor. cro
ula evil cauker ngwoms catarrh scaid head
dyspepsia debility spinal affections symptoms white "
ngs asthma aundica worms, liver complaint emohoi and IA
weaknesses falling sickness aud other diseased
mercury mineral Of kind used Any female aboring
weaknesses consult Mrs MOI WIN perfect con
fdsnce Hours of seeing patients a. until r. NJ, her
residence ll9 Spring (west side Of Boad"ay All letters
from the OstpaD promptly attended to- Medicine ,o'
wuraed o all parts of the United States U2' lmeod
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British College OF Health, Hamilton Place,

New Road, London April 5, 1871.
Bit will be remembered that Messr Mosons late Agent,
Mr. Taylor wrapped up sold their Medicines the public
plnd will be genuine. The Me-
British Coege of Health will henceforth be sold in
MoRlsoss UsivERsA MEDIcIsEs
he letters upon red ground nhe label affixed 10 each
packet. Jy24 i'm
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(1ONsUMPTiON AND LIVER COMPLAINT

11CNsaMPTESN AND LEV En COMPLAINT,
~ Either indirectly Furnish the with half its
Dr. ALIENS BAlSAM and remedy Go
2 Bowrr will be referred hundreds whose valuable
1t also purhes the blood and those who
have takes that that they sk bottle worth
dozen of Snrsaparil!a.
NERVOUS EAD-ACHE-Persons troubled with this distressing
disease would with long hey knew how quick Dr. Al
them One bot, sill the
LOW SPIRITS Is Disease Dr. Aliens Balsam will
urpass the efficacy Of this Basam diseases
PALPTATioN of the HearLTh distressing compaist cured
BY Dr. Aliens Pasan Horehound LverTort and Peuy Root
Sold III Bowery W. A Tyler wholesale agent s. Barclay st. NJ
uon Bowcrv Dr. Hart Broad and
Fay Minors drug Broadway and
John 81 and II Everett 367 Greenwich aus In
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DAsAsA-5 tors for sale By
= jsD .PERssE & BROOKS, 81 Liber,y.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-21

CURE Fob CHOLERA aOhBt AND sun
y MEX COMPLAINTThis may certify hist have esed Doctor
Cannetre Bowel Complaints
declaring superior
WILLIAM STEELLlSG, VI. d.
Physician the Cumberland, y. J. Aims House.
Brighton July -. 1896.
D. Sir-HyiRg made Of Csrrinatve
!a.am in my family Gndag be admirably adapted the
copi4ius for which Intended pleasure recommending
and the public geneal believing those
who those complaints vi" md es IL the
use Of tn, valuable uedic,ne JosArHAx GoISe NJ D.
President Of Granville College, Ohio.
Prepared by DR. JAYNE, - South Third
p-iis n -. In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

iB> Never was the father of lies so completely
eoTnersd the Editor Of the Globe in the story "a
len Harrson's death-bed anguish. His pretend.
ed witnesses have come forward and claimed the
privilege Of his own columns to dsavo~ all nart or
lot IN the foul stigma upon the good Presidents
memory. Col. George Croghan Of the Army was
hrst appealed to: he dsclams all know edge oTtbe
reported facts, although repeatedly at the White
House during the Presidents last Illness DR.. Prai
ley, clerk IN the Land Office, was next referred
TO; and lie, like man of truth and honor, assures
the public that his name and the name Of his LADY,.
lwho, to Bair's shame be It said, was made pariy
70 inc vile iabrcatIon) were used without the sha.
dow OF authority-Mrs. +. "neyer having seen the
Ffesident'whle living except on the day Of his in.
auguratIon, and then only in the line ofthe process
SON." And now, the gracecss slanderer has the
hardihood TO Infer that II was SOME OTHER alice
t'ohate vile who made the application" reported Ia
have been made for continuance Of her busban
IN oihce-not 10 Gen. Harrison, but to "Maior
ambers!"-kaSb. Wing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

HoAAs r. MARsHALL.-One OF the most grail
Tying results OF the recent elections in KeniucEv ia
zoe return oi tins gentleman to Congress from The
district formerly represented by Mr.. Civ. "A,
Marshall is n nephew Of the late Chief J1s,ice oc
ihe United States, being the son of the late Dr.
Lewis Marshall of Woodford county. Kv.ae.n.
teman as distinguished for classical iearnino ,s bis
ofoiher was for ability as Jurist He inheri.s IN
an eminent degree those qualities Of mind which
rendered his IstngUished uncle so eminent IN tbs
sAWre Iabors Of analytical reasoning. and MISC po,
sesses tHe capacity, 50 rarely combined With Drsat
powers oi Tstoclnaton Of rfndIiting the ouestion.
"hIch engage his thoughts with 6ishes Of brilliant
| yet chastened fancy.
Ia the recent contest he was elected b,, q, To- ,t,
UNANIMOUS vote and we predict Tor him n carss,
mat VIII shed lustre upon the Congressional history
OF tue country. His principal cxcellsncs conoi.y,
IN the accuracy and extent Of his information an,
ue Gear, enlarged and liberal view he takes ofsv
/ cry question Of national concern, with m. b,sto
ry OF the constitution, from is nce pton 20 lie com
| pete formation and Ultimate adoption, he Ia tho
/ rjugny familiar, and copiousIy hiss he drank o
| the abundant fountain Of wisdom furnished i'm IA,
WHungs OF the fathers o. our republican instutions
Wal scarcely question involving a prineiple a
! popularity can arse, which he is not prep,red =,
discuss IN oil its bearings
NOR DO nll these ample preparations Tor great m,
pubic usefulness, exhaust his qualifications 10, a.
Halls OF Congress. As y debater he will haze n,
superior IN eiher house. Ills mind IS pscpl,,,i,
adapted to parliamentary dIspoys-quick in Der
espti0n, powerful IN argumsnt, exact IN knowsdge
clear M apprehension, and oopous in illustration
Besides these resources Of the reasoning ficulus,
no has ieriile Imagination and most rejoicing vii
lie dazHes by his brilliancy, oonyinces by his ar
gumeni, and conVulses by inimitable humor-an
wo be 70 that unucky wight Who shall provoke hi
sarcasm!
IL Is matter Of general fsIicitation that the WIFI
party have such man ~ the House Of Repressn
tatives Of which he is destined 70 be a prominen
ieader-a man uniting more Of the qualities Of III
head OF a great party, than any one We know, Nj
Clay alone eNcepted.-E o. Bee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

rArs OF CsLrBRArEp PAmrEa,.-One mus, con.
es, 'hat the poets were order cr beings of ,o,
great sensoity for this world the l,bored
.aaI more under this malady OF genus. Zoppo. a
sculptor having accidentally. broken the chief Dr..
uvre OF hrs efforts, destroyed himsclc-Cbend MOI
soned himself because he was only moderately an.
Pauded for the decorations Of a tourn,ns en-
LOUIS Caraeci died ofmortifcation because h, co,,I
nS' SET right foot in frcsco, the wrong position
OF winch he did not perceive ill the scaffol,ling
was taken away. Cavedon lost his talent from
gne, AZ his sons death, and begged his bread from
want oil commissions. Schidone inspired ~;,h a..
passion OF play, died Of despair to have lost all in
~ ~. "s".- mere was one who languished, and
wa, was no more. seeing the perfection of Rachael.
oIsinl, to avoid death at the hands of the Span
,sn inqulstion, put an end to himself having bro.
Ken 10 pieces his own statute Of the Virsin. an
ar,cous hidago, who had ordered it, hiselins a, m.
price. Blandnello died losing a commission for !,
statue; Daniel de Voterra from anxiety To- 6n;,h !,
monument TO Henry Nv. Of France. CelIen; e.
iuen',y became unwell in the course of his studies,
rom inc excitement Of his feelings. When on,
suns up me history of painters with the furiou,
ana 9,oody passions Of aSpagnole,to and Carnbag
En- s ienPesta and Caabrese, one must suppose
mankind. ~ WIG 'es' VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
c0rs,poad.nes IF ihs NATIONAL Intelligence,

Nxw YoRx. May is.
The city or the m ills give but little that in in,.,
est'ns to communicate to your readers. From Eo.
ton we learn that the steamer Britannia wa. rad,
10 sail yesterday, and with eighty three
but lonr ot'he number to stop at Halifax and ,L,, ;,
to take passage there foe Liverpool. Twenty per.
sons were refused passage ut Bo..o for wan, oc
aeco nmoda'ions- You may expect late new, from
England during the present week. One of The
Boston steamers is twelve days out, and will be in
Boston in day or two. The British Queen i, al.
days out.
The great intcrnal Improvement B n Appronr;..
ton Is still before the Legislature at ALBANY. Tn,
Assembly adhere to the 5000, COO. and ,hs San
ate will have to concur, AMI will, no doubt 40 a.
to-m)rrow.
The subjec. of U. s. Bank is before the ..s;..
iaturc, AMI resolutions have been introduced hv
Senator Root ins,ructng the San tors and reous.,
ing the Representatives in Congress "to use the;,
enie"ors To procure the passage OF a law ioeo,oo.
rating National Bunk, with sufficient ,ni,,l an,
so moiihed IN tho details of its charter n, 10 m,L,
a safe h'ca agent and depository of the moo.v.
q The U. 5 and restore to the ,ua,ry sound al
uniform currency"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
A BUSINESS LRGIsI ATIrpp

The General Assembly Of Rhode IslanI ad.
Journed last Friday week, after session Of two
and a hall days, the 6rs, Of which was occupied in
counting the votes and declaring the election Of cen
era oficers, leaving only one and half WORKING
days, IN which they dispatched about as much bu.
Hness as the Legislature Of the great State OF Penn
syvania has IN their session N four months or pyob
ably would have done in four yoars. Some OF ,bs
old members thought there was an unnecessary
waste OF half day, ne by going into Grand Com.
milIee on Wednesday, they might have finished by
Thuuday night.
The next session Of the General Assembly vii
be hedon the Isl Of June. when they will have 6v,
working days before them, and Il any ofthose un.
~Ieldly Statos which cannot pass their necessary
laws without four months quarreling, nor then "a
SUIT themselves, would onrus their legislation 10 on,
tienersl Assembly. they shsll have better law,
thap hey ever dresmed Of Providence yspr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

OF thirty or thirty I've millions should be ~hbdr. va
s,o''' ,Ss trading portion Of the community, and
ICY sAnk, IN loans to yorsiga countries, ard in
s'ess unproduetive labor, without the resistance.
we indignation, or the marked Opposition of the
.SI,san'e interest, Is equally wonderful SO many
mus, necessarily have produced a disastrous sf,ses
,. ne.ne, the case were known or not The Difficult.
YES anu reverses IN trade which, at that time. were
mueh deplored, and which were attributed to other
sed by this mad and ruinous diversion of ;mmsns.
sun's from their legitimate courses. Il is not SO
a muen me tsanf OF national bank under which we
naso suffered as II is The existence and the mscon
n ~ state institution Of the same magnitude
o,e under the management OF the sams iadipid,.ai
anu ms eoadJutors. that would have administered
.ne concerns OF national bank, had such an insti-
luton been continued or Ie.establi,hcd. P
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

Illinois, sending three, and Mississippi two MEM
bers, will net be presented at the Extra Session
the Legt!atures-beins Loco-having deliberately
refused to make any change in the law-so that cleo
lions might be held in time.
"A Loco:oco print deems the absence Of these Rep
resentaiIves, under these circumstances, good and
sutHcient reaSon, whereupon no imporlan. measure
should be acted upon at the Extra Session. Let
the Locos alone for impudencs. They stand unri-
vailed in many other unaimiabe traits, bu, for ef
ironIery they beat the world. So far from the all,
senee OF these men affecting the action Of Congress,
1t would bea matter Of no sort Of consequence, il
not Loeoioco member attended il would rather
be a subject Of national ieIictation. The Wh;gs
compose The majority of both branches Of Congress
they represent e me jority of the States and the
people, and they can we'll conduct the affairs OF the
Republic, without the aid Of Loco Focos. These
last may all stay Mt home, and welcome. They
have wrought enough public mischei-and the wei.
fare OF the country and the reputation of Congress
will both be improved by their absence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
NORTH CAROLINA

The following s the only additional in,sllixencs
We have from tho election in North Carolina H.w-
sins Is one OF the notorious individuals who pu,
forth the infamous eueular abou, "poos neighbour
men and neighbour women" Every upright man
should rejoice at his defeat
=, HEspERsos, N. c., May n, al.
Messrs. Editors-I hasten to inform Won ina, /,
, 20, District, tHawkins'.) Arlington has beaten
hawkins one bundled and sixty votes. Arlington
Is, very young man, Of hne manners, OF consi,era-
,,l PROMISE and periec, gentleman. At first tho
wings thought OF letting the matter come off IN a
.ne MADISON dog fight. But such is there objection
70 Hawkins, that most Of them voted for his oppo.
h ns Saunders beats Smith (whis) from Dr.
Monteomery's District Yours
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

The Charleston Mercury seeks TO console lis
Loco Foeo friends for their defeat in Virginia. by
saying that the Wing majority in the Legislature
consists of such men ms Gen. Biyly, Of Accomac -
Not so. There is not one "Bayly man''-or as the
richmond Wing says mot fshy man among the
Wings" Bayy and his tail, are rated in the Loco
Foco minority."- Bali Pct.
Speaking of The Brigadiers "iGil,-is to perpe-
irate an lrsh.ism. lie has no tail now, poor fel-
ow-or If he has, it is miserable stump By the
way, we note in some distant Loco Foco Papers,
the receipt of the Brigadier's Report on the New
York Controversy, and his Speech, purportng 10
be printed by the members OF the Legislaiure-(so
II is stated on the title page). The capacious CO.
inmns OF the Enquirer, and his own puffs of him
sell cannot feed his inordinSte vaniy-and by scat
tering abroad his productions, he is angling for a
little notice in fresh waters. Il any one would
publish mammoth sheet, morning and evening,
styled the "Bayly Trumpstsr aud BomBastes' cga-
r'OH"-stuGed with the praises of the General-his
speeches, Reports, wise-sayings, witty remarks
and full length likeness of the Orator, when sha
KING his ambrosinl curls and hurting his thunder
6oits- would be one of the best specu!ations ever
attempted IN this country. He would not have to 20
lar for purchaser, for as many numbers az dou
Ole Napier with steam power could strike of. The
Brisadier would take the whole impression for era
tuitous distribution, and be glad of the chance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

"enrte' .5grteaifurei end horticultural Society
Inc puo''e have already been informed that tn,
aooSe institution intend TO have their first Exhibi
uon and Fair at Goddin's Spring. at Bacon Quarter
Branch on Wednesday, the goth inst, d fair, i
oo'' on the next fair day. They further state thai
Is now ascertained that large number Of 6ne
animals, together with great variety Of other ar
ueies, wii be put in competition for the different
premiums The Society are very anxious tina, eve.
~ thing may be so conducted on the occasion as TO
make day Of peculiar interest aud enjoyment
WIN inns view, a committee has been appointed 10
'aAe unuer their special superinte ndence every de-
Par'ment connected with the Exhibition.
~ recent meeting Of the Executive Committee,
o ,o~ing committees, IN addition to those al
''asy announced, were appointed, viz:
LIST. a Committee 10 make arrangement, for a.,
RAJ, and 10 conduct the ssms-Niessrs. Henry NV
ers. Charles Marx, Charles L. Bolts. Peter W
A Rust >" ""N "''
I'd. a COMMITTEES to provide for IA. comfortable
accommodation Of the iadiss-Niessrs Sherwin Me-
rae James Lyons, VIM. b. Chittsnden, VIM ID.
Sims, Frederick Marx and Gustavus A. Myers.
%. II Co~mifies 70 make arrangemenfs for "a,
Sr +. Dava, jr., VIM. ID. Wren and
WIN. III. Richardson. "'
IL was further resolved. that ice creams, ,.,on.a.
Hus, ana other similar refreshments, might be pro.
Ntoeu-out aroent spirits of every kind, and all
mixtures OF the same, are positively prohibited.
having now completed their arrangements, the
authorized committee, acting in the name OF the So
seIy, do confidently repet their invitation to the
farmers and citizens in general be present at their
ehhoition, for they verify believe that the animals
ano osher articles to be presented. will be well wor-
Thy Of public attention
Inc COMMITTEE further state, that in considera
t'on o, the enjoyment which they will endeayor TO
furnish, and especially as their funds are very low
lhey nope that vsltsrs will eheeriully pay IS cents
',e.y and their families are exempted from This re.
Finally, II is very desirable that all persons in.
ieholng TO become members Of the Society, should
40 so previously TO the day of the Exhibition MIR
Robinson, jr., our Treasurer, or Mr. Charles T.
ootts will either Of them receive subscrp ,ons from
members. The book will also be present on the |
Jay OF Exhibition. Tickets Of admission may DC |
at the several book stores and at the place
II Exhibition. f'N~o
BIZ ORDER OF rHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.