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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
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c. l.. SHOLES. EDITOR
Friday, February 22, 1850.
state Supcrintendent's Report.

We are under obligation to the Hon. Elijah
Steele, of the Senate for The report of the State
Superintendent of Public Instruction. The re-
port embraces great many items, some Of much
and few Of less importance, and on the whole
exhibits rs full view Of the state of the common
school education in V lsconsin, as could be cx-
pacted from the necessarily imperfect reports of
the county clerks, upon which the state sLperin-
tcndent was obliged 10 base his rcpor: to the lie.
ci>sure.
Below We give an abstract from the report of
the most important facts disclosed:
General Statistics.
Nu,n1e7 @. organized Counties in The stale, IS
ORGANIZED towns rcQuri,d. 3l6
81 d .. 5...r .l. r rc"o s '''' l45o
School dI-rC.s~ uui ported $50
Nhpiy usInh-r Of sch', districts IN The SAFE. l1eJ
Average number 81 months teaching, 1888
Statistics Of Attendance, sc.
Numbt- children The ages ul fouf and twenty
so.7s vAe have attended school. 32.I-4
Namr 1t children reported Resident o. hc towns. 7a45
NUmhs- % inHit children 36l5e
Almh-r ID; fulullc children. 3-.2gg
Numnor Of children tour wears o age attending
school. 6s5
Numbcr over ,veu.y wears, ele
Afelesa lul-.rr o months N which school has
1u-a ,uuel, ~ uiaie Ieacbcrs- 3l3
E> iaFua4t llcAers- AZ
s. -ra-e -Juil' u wages pais to male teachers per
maj rssaa, s,n..... p.,s female. SIS s g g
SiaIisTics of school Houses.
Whole Valuation q school houses q. reported sTasIo Is
Numnc- @. Dtirk sch"d houses IS
N-lnhcr u .lutC school huu.cs -
Number oi log school houses, ESQ
Number OF frame school houses, ga
The highest valuation OF any school house in
the state is set down for Southport, at $1,000 90.
Some Of our exchanges, VIC see, are giving Ra-
cine credit for this honor il belongs to Southport,
kenosha county, which has taken the lead in
matters of educational interest in this state, and
what is more, they are determined TO keep it,
The highest wages, according to the report, is
paid to the teachers in the Southport schools, and
according to the report is $40 per month"; to the
male teachers. But we know the male teachers
in these schools. receive on The average over $50
per month. This discrepancy however, can be
roconciled from the fact that when the report was
made there were more male teachers employed
than now. The female teachers in these schools
are reported as receiving $50 per month The
district boards Of the town oil Southport, have
spared no rains nor expense in procuring the best
teachers winch money can hire. and richly is the
community repaid for this outlay and pains.
The lowest valuation Of any school house is in
Fond ia lac county, and this might have been
iclt out Of tae roper. without derimcnt 10 the in
,erts:a o. education. /, is set down 81 800 IS
But few counties have reported the amour
received from county and town trcasurcrs, and
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22

WASHlNCToN, F,b. IS.
Mr. Clay presented pc lan from single in.
dvlua. asking that the first 5 lator VINO propo-
ID ii solution should be expelled LaiI Oh the
table.
After some unimportant Business the s nate
resumed the consideration Of Mr. Clay 5 campro-
mise.
Mr.. Downs having the floor, proceeded 10 adj
dress the S,nac al length against lie re. oihton5
and admission OF California. with nrr present con
stiiuton He would nol sp ak a aast the adj
mission had the constitute, II been adopted con-
stiiutionaliv by the ,ople OF that state Bun h.
believed it had been adopted By tie ihtcrmedding
of the Executive.
Without concluding his remarks, Mr. D. gave
way for adjournment.
HoUsE.-Mr. Dotv offered a resolution and mo-
we'd the previous question, that tho committee on
Territories be Instructed to report bill pr0yiling
for the admission OF California into the Cnon on
equal footing with the original states. with b,un-
darics and limits defined in the constitution. said
bill not 10 contain any subject matter outside OF
California.
Considerable discussion. Tie yeas and nays
were called. The House refused o lay tie res
outio1 on the table. Yeas 60, nays l0l. There
has been confusion ever since. Several ineff,c-
tuai attempts were mad 10 al ourn and lost.
The prcspcci is of a stormy night ;. s.ion.
Mr.. lnge, OF Alabama moved TO iay rcsolr ton
on the table. Mr.. Kaufman, Of Texas, rose 10
a question of order. The Hous, had referred
the consi1 ration of the general ones ion could
not b.. act upon without r,con>iIering the vote
OF reference. The spC ak said that was 4 mat
ter for the house to regulate.
sir. Inge moved call of the House which was
agreed to. The House ord red the pre- vous
question by vote of II yeas 10 70 nays
The vote of the House was then t,ken nine
times alternately on aiJoarnrn 1t, AMI going in-
TO committee.
Mr.. Kaufman then offered long series of re-
solutions, that lhe Mis- ,oari compromise line of
SO deg. 30 min, b, the southern line Of Cal for
ria, and that Congress take no action on slavery
IN the territories and stipuate that in admitting
them as states, that tLe people never 1egslate on
tho S'ii;ec'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22

A building at the corner OF 3lst Street arc
9th avenue was cCrsamel YESTERDAY Il ornnr
and sma children p, rislei in he fan S.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
Later from the New Orleans Fire.

The Republic Of this m lrni, g Las dis }, &c 4
tatln9 that 80 houses were consIncl by hre
in New Orleans on Saturday.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22

A tremendous fire occurred ir tbs city lis
morning in Camp SIR ct Atr,a!y fourteen
ouiidi' g. are in ashes, re most cf witch are
largs Stores. The office Of the L cay"ne news
paper and RojL's extensive banking house are
also destroyed
The fire is no, yet cx;i1gushed. The loss is
MT far from $50 l,CC0, the T nc al portion oil
winch is cuv,leI b; insurance.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
LATEST BX TELEGRAPH.
1sufiny and Murder ct sea.

=. I. cd TO.
The schooner J. D. Lindsay, Of Norfolk, arr
rived al 81. Thomas from Trinidad en- the Sth
instant. Will the aptail was asleep OF the
crew shot the mate dca Tie noise brought
The captain on deck, and several shots were fred
at him, one of which t,ok effect in his neck
causing him 10 retrCat. The men then took a
Loaf and attempted TO scutie the ship; in which
they were prevented by the boat being cnt Il ose
ami sent adrltt. The scAconer reached Trini, ad
short handed. wler. the captain is recovering
from his wounds
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22
The OFF Gully in the Cabinet.

4 week ago 10 lay, a dli1uity arose batwecn
the Cabn-t ana III. C.ay,on with r,sp 10 the
Nicaragua trluty, and Ine b ,.i-t wa, entertained
that Mr. Clayton would resign, In, difficulty
app ars 10 havt Eeen >urmounted. 1t was prot.
ably all in the rtlo .c.'s cyc.--EGitor OF 4. Y
Herald.
TIE \. Y. delegation will rot he d the reso-
hui ms on tie Ia r, 4"os,.oL re, ut p.s d in
tn \. \. y -se:nIly.
In the s nate, Tomorrow, Mr.. Clay's rcsolu-
tiCns viii be discussed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22

S5,tl9,as5 81
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-22

Nu,nbc7 O.; organized Counties in The state,
Organized towns. rcpur,t. 81
t-,,....z,'a ty-, u, rcquTei
Sch ~. 1,>,rcs re- 'oS.gd, lil
School GI-srIC-s- nut reported -
IS lly lGpcr Of school districts II The sac lie
ANtrle. L.Inber O. Ia1nIhs ioachlLlg. IS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

The feminine fingers Of tmn lady edi'
tor. have been indiiiny lrarnedly in i.'r
respective papers, pro and con. on the
subject of whiskers. Mrs. Swi-shcin
thinks man but half man without
these hairy appendases, while Mrs. Per
son would as lief Kiss a monkey a
man that i,;nores the razor. whether
Mrs. Persons dislike Of the unshaven
face j. the ,aI>c o. it or ro'. ,hcre c"r-
tainly is a eica, falling on iu,t now, III
H.. ma ,ache aud wl,kcr line:
No doubt Mr.. Swisshelm wears a
beard we hope llack. and not very
lengthy. If Mr.. Swi.shelm wears I,
beard. Mrs. Swisshelm must admire il,
Of course. Mr. Pierson never wore "a
heard. ard OF course We DO not admire
then,
As COR experience in ki-,in7, We own
our s,ncl, i. limited. We never were
fond Of ki,-iuc. We have only kissed
two men ,ince We can remember, and
h1r. never known more than two men
whom we could have wished 70 kiss u,
ard ,hev had 10 bears wool on th,iI
face, We ore You. We would a, soon
his, "A bear. a. any thing that looks pre-
ri,ely lik. one. How can anybody ,llnk
os J. ,s-. from mouth that opens red
and horrible IN mas, Of irizri'd d haIr
tgn!
W. doult whether any rsrn in state
a nature arc troubled with Til. frpw-y
ckcrc,ctnce. Whom We were young, aLd
he ard. or vhlsk'rs we're worn only by
military m,n. we used TO fancy ihe d.
formny occss,oued by pgoiane Nearing
hu, of late We have sztu sen'~inen ihu'
be~ hiskered. and 20 suppose 'he Penali,
must be inflicted by some other wee ci''
ii,xsa,on. We DO 70, remember to ha''
-een c.erey man wearing the hi1eou'
badge, and have remarked very few
Judges or Other learned and eminent mcI
20 bedihzened Finally. we came 10 !
conclusion, thai besrts are the blossom
Of male vanity and seif.ss'eern.
II father Adam had . beard mo'Le
Eve had a greater res.on fer iik'ns h'n
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
HOUSEHOLD nANUrAcruHDs

Rca sa yst,l. cf Fiapnsl ,GAnu.a,ssscst In ths
,ounW 81 wS,ud lest
BE-, ,rn yard, Carp,iinr, manufactured iw
tho conn,s - sccoud test y.
Best e'r wards Failed Cio'h, manufactured W
tie county 81, second t~s,, =.
Best isn yards rag tarpein2 rr~nvsacsvvvss
~ iirr conu,y -; second le.t l
Bet Reg :, vi aud best 80 ea'rHS
Not ton yard. Diaper ~ seccaa irst
iAc,t ten yar,is Tow t1o,h - SO, scraad ,sst :
40 cents
j:,.i pound l.ueu Thrcal, 80 cent?, second
hcst, ~ ccnt,
rc.i ralI Wpo'cr Surts or Stockings 81 ~nts,
SECOND hc.t Is crI,t.
Be- pair Wcrs,oi ;~ks OF StoehIngs. ;"
ccnt- acco,d best p, CENTS,
Bet ,sir " oclcn Nhtich- Of Gloves so cests
second best, ?, cct,s
Rest SIS Shhi Collar ~ cents
Brr' Lamp Mat. 30 ccnr~
Res, Ilopr MAI - coats
licst specimen of Warstcd Wo,k, l dollar
second hest 80 c,nis
Bet Nci34t o, Comforter , dollars second
best, dollar
Best co,crlct or Counterpart, ao'!srs ses'
opd best, | tl,ilAf
IlDGGs.
II II Dyer Rutand MrsJ n Shaw, fairhnvrni
Mrs i W Hopkins, Rutland Mrs Dan Wte
th,ucudcn Mis-. Caro'i"e Howe, Cas;icton, Mss
Almra Hodges. Clarendon
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
From Yras<rs Magazine
lINNE, TIE WOODLAND FLOW
Err.

In sohtudcs
Tie, voice came TO me through the wisl,<ring
soods,
And f0m the fountains, and The odors deep
q; ssaen Sntitv
On a Li!l side Lordcrel by q forest
,h.rc stood an old church, Of small di-
mensions. whose slender tower contained
ene ac;t >oire bell. which cbimed forth
On Zach successive sabbath q gentle in.
,i,siion TO attend the morning service ;
or pkeu, a, disian, intervals oi time. an
in;erynen, took place in the surrounding
sGIying ground, is solemn toll gave no.
ice Vi The rare occurrence. Laurisheim
bal fallen as comp rarative d,suse ever
rnsc more stately ,diice Lad been
reared some miles oti, but in the same
extensive parish, and with carao'ons
oemr,crv attached. The minister who
c.ficisied a, the old church resided near
,hc uew one few and scattering were
dc neirltorin, homesseads and n soli'
,s-y cottage opening on the peaceful rest
~ .,,lace Of the dead alone, afforded e,i-
s"Nt Oh uiS NtCtniiy " 'h' "'"s' W 80
blue su,oke which might bc seen curling
Upwards from chimney in the low
,hA,sled 1uof. This cottage was occu-
ped by an inlis ,dusi, commonly known
;, the apre!Ia,'cn o! Johnny, or "Johan'
b,linu,," meaning the diminu,ive. who
fiiod tie Offices oA.S-inly Of clerk and
w,ion, both these situations. as may be
imposed, being alnos, sineoares At Lsu'
shein.
JoLErra linus wal the snaless fpeci'
E.n of humanity, 70 be psr-eay i,rmee
I'D with usue q the disso't'ens OF imp-r
rsr.setioa. II dwarfs, ,hs, il is possible it
,1asiae--,,e xas. in short real rigns
s.dase-seeA. sila q charming express
ioas 81 eoun.enanee, tAae..ing blue eyes
shd tspcias. frisLing. a,bber,isibL,s, ~'ll
s-L...,.p .ors Of ways He sas an ne
u.n,,,,b.d eI.,ss, reading sharply bu
aslsae.Iy, sod leading The half do,ei
-" aiS and grace. oa
L,Liouahie pesfornsri ana !.
.sn,oa hip. % sae eoaia ess ss.s .s,,r .
wi asa .spsaisioas'y ~ 'Ss ac''e' '''''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
TOWN NltNAsi.Rs.


" T KING. Benson.
J ". kETCiIAM, Brandon.
IT. r GUERNSEY. Cnstlc,on,
DAN DIXIE, Chitcnden.
FREDERIC BUTTON. Clarendon,
IRA EDMCNDS. DANNY,
CALEB b. RANNEY, Fnirhavcr,
ASAHEL WRIGHT, Ilubbard.on.
u. FISH. Ira
ISAAC MATTiIEWSON, Mcndon.
TllADDECS TERRILL, Midilctown,
JOHN CROWLEY, Mount Holly,
BENJAMIN y. BRTTTON Mt Tabor
q. n. SIMONDS. rawlct.
STEPHEN HOLT, in Pntsfcld,
DAVID HALL riit.lora,
CHARLES A. RAND, Poulinoy.
II II. DYER, Rn,land
RUFUS RICHARDSON Sherhurne
NAPOLEON Il. SMITH, Slrcw sharv,
HENRY II MERRITT, sudbury,
!. CLARK. Iinmo9ih.
ISAAC B. MtNSoA, WallinsfUrd,
JOHN BARDEN. Wells
HARRISON FISH, Yves, Haven.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

SOUTHERN AGGRESSION. Henry
F.. Hutchins, a native OF Massachu
sets. was arrested in Savannah on the
20th ult., charged With making use of
certain expressions about slavery. lie
was however discharged. on condition
Of leaving Tic city iu lS hours.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
DISCRETIONARY frcMrulss.

lh.iy lGilas 81 over, 'orfIns tf the fun
Il tie @-r.-ly, mas h- aSsrdei pu ssefni AZ
el-. disr9yrIirs, of Inventions. po, named ia |
frr civ" 1T of rremilms sii! Ia i'c opini
oi he Judge. are worihy ,irv v-ccg gTagcsnens
tle Far cf Atuua, Meeting.
JrpGTs
E II !. .oss, PHtsfyri II. Barren Rattan
fH,ps CLAIR ,ri0n 4. l.. Ndbaoss. Hutiad
", Si.sla01. Wo,, Ratia9a , o,bofa, M-adi
" ifrIey Hprlapd.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
MANS WORKS SHALL FOLLOW HIM.

~ g. wutrTiVn.
We shspe ourselves. the JOY or fear,
OF which the coming life 10 msd-,
hnd Gil our atmosphere
" ,,h sunshine OF with shadc.
The I.,snc Of the life to te
We weave with colors sll our own,
lad IN the field Of Drs,,oy
We reap As ~c have 'o"n.
Guli aha, tie soul around Il call,
The shadows which 1t gathered here,
And painted on tho eternal wall,
The pas, shall re appear.
Tor there We l,vc pur life sca'n-
Or warmly touched OF eddy dan.
Tho p,ctures or,he past fcmsin-
M,n's works shall follow HIM
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
WORKING CATTLE.

Best Town Team consisting of eight iuke Of
Working Cattle, s-
Best pair Of osen. five years Oh ana upwards,
81 second best 4 third best, 3
Best pair Of oxen, Tour years old 81 second
b.s, 3 hud bet, .
Best paf, Of Oxen three years old, 81 sccond
best ?
Best pair of two wears Old Steers bIohcn to
the yoke. 81, second BET l.
judges.
David Hail. ri,tsford Horace r. Guernsey,
Castcion, Isaac Mat,hcwson, Meniou, Philo
Curtis, Rutlani John Lewis, Pou',ncy.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

Re-, Gov a rstcc YEAR ol aaA up~s-d' "a
s,cond hrs' = thlsA tr.t =
Rest Gov oftss ycs-. GA ~ secr',d ,.si
Res, Nesrl,ng HeifeE 81 .ssund t<r.
Bes, Cali, 81 secoBA iv.i, |.
ypGU~.
Arras'-. Hsmmcna ift.fori Hsnt, MAJ
Justin jenn,nss, huhl~rdiuu X liau,s Cas-
lcton
ntVossHiMI nsnGp,
Best Dali Of ,~o years old OF ups ards. 81
90, ond ,css y, third last,
Best Ycaflng Ball IS SECOND best, third
bcei !,
Beat Cav Of ,lrro year. old and upsard' -
.econd best. : ,h,rd l~,' .
nc,i Gov of ten vck,s c,a ~ seconi ls5,
Bcs, Ycarling Heifer, 81 second Is.i l.
Best Calf ~ second lrs' !
I,n.Is.
Harvey o HiglcS Casllctrn' William Barnc',
Il ilnmd John " oooHenoS fiusl4fd J. &.
Clarke, wallnsiori Lyman We6s;o', HUI.
barli,on
Arpsniht nr,rr
Best Bull of two years cd OF upward. 81
second best, 4 ,hitd ,r,t 2
Bc., lcarling Bull A. second lest ia.ri
bcst, /.
Boat Cow OF three years old eni npwaTri, -
second beet = ,hrd best
Best Cow cfiNo wears old s? second best,
Best lenrEng Hc,ic,. 81. second lest /
Bgsi Call, s? second best, |.
~ UNtS.
Edward II bcnpison tastcton, Nahum John
son Euilard Lewis N Walker Clarendon, Ira
Ednnud, Danby Henry !. farnham Touitn,!
poslsrtC RRiirs
Best Bull OF tNo yeats Old OF upward -
sccond Lest, 8 third best, 2
Best Year.ins Bull So second best. .; third
best. |,
Best Cow Of three wears old and upwards, 81
second best, = ihiId best ?
Best Cow Of two wear, old So second beat, I
Best Ycarling llcicr, 81 second best l.
Best Calf So second best, !.
DGES.
William T. Tarnlam. Pontnev, Jesse ].
Billings, Rutland, \, w. Fnee liuLhardtcn
Alexander Newton. Cmfcn5oni Nicholas Cook,
Jr. WallngforJ.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
MECHANICS WORK.

Rest specimen of Letter Press Printing, ~
Bcst Fur Hat, - ~coh1 best, !.
BcH pait ri boot. -
Best pair Of Shors ~
Bcr 'r,cmen Tailor. work - ed bra
Best Douhlc Harness ~
Best Single Harness ~
Best Trunk - scoond Ls
Best side of sole Lra,hrr s3 second hest 3.
I.cs, Side 81 l'prrr frsffnr ~ seeoni ie ,.
Best Dressed Calf skn. 81 second hest, =
BEST spcoimcn Of Caliiret wcrk, -, second
best ,
Bcst five pieces of TIN Ware Al.
Best sample Of Black.nill's Work, - fireS
pieces a d,arrcnt Minds, -
Best Iron Castings not less than pieces, 2,
Best Cooking Stove -.
Best Petlr Stove, ~
i!cst Double Wagon for farm or team use. ~.
Best Single Wagon for farm or team use, -
Best Douhc Pleasure Wagon nr Carriage, -.
bcsi Singlc Pleasure Wagon OF Carriage. ~.
I'cs. made nnn Sii,rglcs. 80 second lest, !.
l'e,, Window Blinds 81, secfn,a bc.i I
Best NJ induos Sash not less than twenty four
lph,,, 81 second best,
Best fanpcl door, s2 second l@st |.
judges.
r y Merrill castlc,t>, ~ W. Bcnnc,, Kat.
land & T. to,hrrn Tiusfo~d Wales Burt .
Castlc,tm r. Edsor Sendon
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
RUTLAND COUNTY AGRICUI.
TURAL SOCIETY.
rKretrNsr
ROBINSON HALL, waiiinsfora.

ROBINSON HALL, Waiiinsford.
,fCr rREsipISrs.
JOSEPH SHELDON, in. Fai,havcu.
SAMUEL II KELLOGG, F.uAfurd
RECORDING sLCRLThEr,
OllEL COOK, in, Rutland
rnEA'JRER,
Hos 2lMRI HOWE, Casiic,on.
AUDITOR,
LOCKWOOD PAlRETT, Rutland
COR stcRLrlEi,
JOHN !. MARSH Clarendon.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

will, n. fhan Mrs. S"is-hc,m for liking
men with btafsls " Adam ~ss
bearded. Eve had never seen . man With
n shavcn face. anal did no, know how
much nicci ihcy were, Lancaster lat
Cu.tsic.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02


Tse,e - ne i..s~ ~ ssy el'sDs.
TIA, saea.e he vnesppi"yses
s.,s,ss u.lra w,l ever hna
T.sr~s ~ess,ng der and VOID
A.utog. ,hs, i'ss sos'r elHm ~'ii gre.
ifsoasass ~as~ss Ar,sy,
From yesr n yea. I sfsm 10 hear
The truthful ve,ee of y sdom cay
Waste 10, q monrni,
=, aps'ng b,rd., 20 .imple words.
IA ever ,fs,hfu' lesssu tell,
Ia, sjOlonre By M rtc'snee.
Cih Gil ooi rarhl, m,ss,on we'll.
Cs-,;sh III, IN ~eft, taey never ia't
Ia ,ndviepoe about
rh,s aai, tbs day. yoa II end that they,
" a,c Me i,sht u day "eu'.
Waste .s, a moment.
ifyoun s,~. youi mind would p'ease,
i.~, nc, the TINS be wasted.
go, uke book. and through look,
And shen Il. sweets you W tss,re,
v,ru,e il vel, and On Il dwell,
And find ssns. uuthiul lay,
1e s,sd your mind, and then son Il h"d
The voice Of holy truth MIL Say,
Waste not q nhoH,ent
U..d nGa taaRk,nj, sho are % blind
10 iook but al The Govern,
i..r m,idens far. who only care
10, the appearance Of their io's"'
b. ~srch TO: truth, aspiring youth.
Ia only worth your 6nd'ng.
u, PLAN advice 70 ssasli IN Priee--
You II Ind Il meath The L,nding-
Waste nst mameat.
Ia.vcrv hnu., We have the power
Il do some little good
II ~c. neishh,r, help ts labor.
'T.s only doing what ~e should;
yof we were sent with the intent
Upon the frf,,lc land.
N,a and brother help one another.
Tu 10. ,hy Gods command,
Waste not a numeat-
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Bci srcnt,.6se poaads Batter, -, ssecnJ
hcs' : thlS, t~s' hsrrta hest 4
Rri crs hpa't,ssi ,hands Chceae, As ssrcnd
lest, ,h,sd brs,, ttssth i-si. J.
NnCHs.
Lu,her Daniels, Ru,isnd W { Kar>fss
rsirhevrn \ i'iichccrk if,t.fn',i e q OossS
mnn Mniland y D I.snA,ltn. Casheton.
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Bee, lnry ,.opBds G, Msfle Sugar, - second
80, tAird t~st . f0ufd, a-oa, !
E~,, lhr.e iox.l q Her'y s2 .'ort 's.'. :
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rs.xED NREEDS.

Ecu M,x,i Bucl. :, second bf't, : dfrd
tc-t, =,
Bcs. yearling Missed Bu,k, 81 seco.i Ae't, ,
d,md test 4
Best twon'y G'1 M.Aca IN" -, sef1nd
Les, 3 ,hrd l.,i 2 fourth i4.t !
Bc>t i've M.A'd Ewcs, - sc'o oh} hcs',
,A,d best Q fo>fth bc'i,i
Ecs, five Mxod Lambs, 81 secoht beet 3
t,ri best,
UUGE<
Professor VI GoidR ninth, faAtloton ! {
kciogp fittsfori, !. X. D,-o"4 kHtiard
A.aLei Wright, iiuoLardtou, Dyer IoNnseul.
Val n1fogd
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MERINo BUCKS AND LANDS.

Be-, Mcrino Buck. - second best, ,; 'hrd
bt>l ?
Best Yeatlins Mcrino Buck, - second best
3 ,hirl best, 2
Best i've Mcrino Lnp,i,- s. second best, g.
JtDCIs.
Henry W, Lester, Rutland Isaac E. Wh"a-
ton riitsford VI & Barrier lluhhmht' n Nose
ly King Bcnson Barnun, ID. Sanford Ca.,leion
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SWgNE.

Be, Boar five noa'hs old or upTar'' q
,ecour he,i 3
Ie,, breeding Sow - second best, ?
B.,t l'ttci ol .'i-s not lcs' than three IN nan
i., nor mere n,as oLe yesr Did. :s second
bel, q
uD6fs.
+ = nailYi ts.tAton WritHn ~s''h.~
ST. sirc,y.uur, : & Gnge' he'iSnd y u
sms,h shrss sLpfy; 7 Aoa.nE2p Rutland
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POULTRY.

B..t T:o.l. nc, .css ,isn Hr'ye cre Cob sHA
tgo Iieu. -
b., pst - Du'k' 81
b., pair Il Geese, 81
BE-, pair u IurAt!', -
p.ua,d .r,e,rs, ysric'. of barn gard foTl. IS
UUGfs.
T ) rayt RoGAaa frrra'd PUi' fs.'
,le,oo ID yard as,ssy Acn.IDi ''eoTge fag'
Pi,tsh4d L. e. Lii, fafnhAIn
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NEAT CATTLE.

Bes. Bal n ;-o year Oh OF uf-siis I"
,soond t1s, , ,Lird bet
bee, rssriirs Bal 81 .s'ora hr 'h'ri
ted.
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FAT CATTLE.

Best pair Of fat ONcn, 81; second best, 2.
Best IA, nN or Steer, s2 second lest,
Best fa, Cow or IIeifcr, -; serond best, |.
JUDGES.
s. ID. Goodwin. Castlctop; {. Is. Ranncy Fair
haven; AIan.on Dyer, Rutland Benz, Stephens
Piitslord Iharlc, Barnes, Rutland
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VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.

bcst iaii bu>hcI, or more ol UNIONS, - sec
ond best, 30 cents.
Best SIX heads Of Cabbage, q second best
50 cents.
Best six Pumpkins, q second brsl, So cents
Best six Melons, 81 second best 80 cents
Beet siA S .llshc. lor table use, 81 second
i~s' 30 cents.
Bet 10! Of Apples, NOT lees tA,n kVc sorts. and
five of each sort 81 second best: 30 cents.
Best lut Of Plumbs ., least ionr soit', 81 +
be., lol do twenty live or more in uumter 30 ct,
Best -iA lpn,hcs of Crepe : second Bot
so cents.
b., lot OF Pear. ,Ncny Gve IN rumtor, {.
secord best 50 cents.
JUDGES.
B"ri + Adams ias,ctou y 7. Npraguc. j.,
Brandon DI Silns Bowen, Clarendon fr 'ciic
Cha.fe, Rr'lanl Charles Hitchcock, fJ,stoid
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~ hEtN,
fho.nA. Dosue rnlsf'ri william ia"
t,rtA WNl,irgfor,, Isrse. Aisn,s u, Csstiefc~
" " It Oser RA,isa,d I Niehot., ssese-sr,
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MERlN0 EWES.

Best five Mcrino Ewes. ~ second best, 2 I,
third hest, /
Bet twenty-five Mc.ino Evo., 81 second
best, 3 thiri best, fourth best /
JUDGES.
Frederic Button. Clarendon rluy Holmes,
IIubbardton, Nathan X Andrews, rrti,ford
Aaron Barncs, Eutlnui A. Hyde, Mddcto"n.