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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

I 'OOlSing GIasses.-A very large and cooolete
~ assortment In Glt and MaIOggng frames, which
we will sell cheaper than any estsblshrpent in the
Eown can. Also, Looking Glass Plates from s By 10
Inches % 20 by 40 inches, cheap.
MayT GATES & COsPER.
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McbreW Books,

HEBREW Grammars apd Dietionsfies, Christome-
thy and Bibles. JOHN LEHMAot'
Lancaster, March 1850. -
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DetitiOn for Partition..-Sar Sinniit, John
Il Sinnift, Elizate.h Younger, Alexander Younger,
Philip Sinnlt, David Snnilt, George Sinnift, Ruth
Angeine Sinniit, the heirs of Mary King, deceased,
to.wit Cinderella Lockwood, Ephraim Lockwood and
John King the heirs of Sarah Moon deceased to-wit:
Daniel Moon, Theodore Shockley, George Shockley,
De Wit Shockley and Edward Moon, will take notice
that petition filed against them on the 2Oth a
Of May in the court Of common Pleas by Jacob Snni
Jr and is pending, wherein the said Jacob Sin.
nif, Jr demands Partition Of the following Real rs.
tate, towt lnLot number Forty seven, in the town
Of Rushvile, Fairfield county, Ohio, and that at the
next Term of said court application will be made by
the said Jacob Sinniit Jr for an order that Partition
may be made of said premises
II. II. HUNTER, Attoraegfor Petitioner.
may "a, 1850 $3.50 6w3
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
John Freed -. $500 John IIarzler 5000
NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
James A. Talpadge, J.A Harrison,
Stephen Grove
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Price Reduced !!
YAUGHN'S
LITH0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE |
LarEe BoItIes : ONLY ono DolIar.

large BOTTLES = only One Dollar.
The POpdsor Of The Gfss, American Remedy ''v.uonni
vEoETAnLE LiTHOSTRiruo MlIrrEE.' induced BY tks
Urgent ''eAuon' Of hh As'nl. throughout the United
States and Canads. ha. now
Reduced the Price q,
Of hs popssS and well known aniee and from thu date
h~nesiorth he will put up bat one size only Ibis quars
bO,iies:- fstal pies viii 10
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may rosl aHured that he character Of toe Ms
cine. Ia strength, and curative properties WILL REAAIS
oscHasoED. and the viii BE- bestowed IN pro
panng II ~ lierstofors
A this nsdns under its reduced pnes will be purshased
BY tbOs who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
vii" 10 vtass. the proprietor would beg to intimate that his
Aree not 10 b cassed wh the Of Remedies
Of tie day." claims for its greater AsalinT porer in
all dseaSk. than aag other PREPARATION HOs before As
S0rd; and hss sustained ief for eight yes BY il superior
edcal virtues and. until this reduction commanded double
the price Of any other article ia tia bne.
NoTcE PARTtcULGRLY, fs article acts with great heal
ing power and certainty. upOnths
Blood, Liver, Kidneys Lungs,
and al other organs the proper action Of which lie aud
hoallh depend. ..
This nsdieins has jnsay high repu's as remedy Gor
Dropsy and Gravel
and oil dssass Of that nature. II may be Relied mon when
the Intelligent physician has abandoned h paienanA foT
these distressing di'eas, especially DRhPsT hs propr.
s,of would earnestly and honestly recommend IT, Al .is
present. phee . eady ob,aasd By ALL an the tra will provo
the article TO be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World .
ev Please ask for pamphss-,he agents give them away
they contain sixteen Of rsespt (u addition 10 fall
r1sdea mster) valuable for household purposes, and which
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
nR. McLane,s Liver Pilis..-The numb

nR. McLane's Liver Pills.--The number
II and formidable character of diseases originating
in Diseased state Of the liver, has long challenged
the attention Of medical Some of these diseases
classed under the general term Of consumption have
been supposed incIrabe and the unhappy patient was
allowed to die without medical sciencebeing enabled
to offer him hope Of recovery. Happily this can no
longer be the case. A remedy has been found which
will cure all these complaints, Of whatever character
arising from arrangement Of the liver The pills dis
covered by DR. McLGne, Of Virginia, act directly on
the liver and by correethg its operation purifying
it from dsease cuts off andextipates the complaints
which have their origin in the diseases Of this organ.
Remedies hitherto proposed for these diseases have
failed TO operate upon the seat Of the dsease but Dr.
McLGne'S Pills make themselves felt upon the action
Of the liver, and cleansing the fountain dry up the
impure streams Of disease which thence derive their
existence. -,
q Krieder, Lancaster; W. F. Breck Co., Carroll; P.
Hane, PleGsantuue; J.Woodysrd Nc,O Salem; E. Kalb,
Rushvine; Kreider g. Brother, Logan, Hooking coul-
IT, and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
June q, 1850. 9w7
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RAILROAD PRooRpss.-The HillsBOto'
News states that the masonry or the
Hillsboro' & Cincinnati railway. near
Lynchburgh, is completed. and the abnt,
ments near Turtle creek and Glady pro-
crossing rapidly in very substantial
manner.
Also, that at Railroad meeting al
Spence's school house, held on Saturday
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. and "a
considerable amount Of stock was sub.
scribed to the Belpre & Cincinnati rail.
ROAD company
The friends of our road. in Hillsboro,
have resolved to go themselves. or ap'
point other gentlemen to go. and thor
oughly canvass their county, in order to
get stock enough to secure the rati6ca.
ti0h Of the committee'S arrangement
Scioto Gaz.
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~ 5IE'F I'VWIIFIIVJ dWN FAVtIIeIlg UI
DR.. christie's Galvafic CuratfTes,

consists in the fact ha. they aud ctre aease by
sgiwar! application in place Of the usual mode OF drug
gg. aud Ihysickihg tie padent TIL exhausted Nature
sinSs hoielessy under the infection.
Thy sysHsLeH hs rioie system ,queiizs he eirei-
luton ~ he blood PIom0s The seeTeoirs and Hfrer do
he sGg6Ss injury Hadr any eireum sianess Since their
introduction in tie United states only three years
rlnla INN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

BUGGIEs| BIIGGIEs!i BUGGIESilt,
TIME subscriber has on hand lotof fne BUGGIE
Il and ca ARRIAGES, which have been made witt
care Andq the best materials, and which will be solt
At very low prices JOSIAH WRIGHT.
Lancaster, may 3, 1850 626
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to The Pennsylvania Wing State
Convention had made the following nom.
nations, Thursday, June 20: Joshua
DUNCAN. Of Bucks county, Canal Com
missioner Joseph Henderson, of Wash
ington county, Surveyor General; and
Henry w. Snyder. of Union county, AG.
ditof General.
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VANNERS, Take NOtice.--The subscriber
Il wishing to close up the business connected with
terms. There Is Connected with the estabIsSmani
IL Vats, Lime, Bate and Pool which is furnished
with water from fountain pump. Also, the recessa-
ry buildings and tools for carrying on the Tanning br
siness The above named property is situated Al miles
west Of Lancaster the intersection of the Circle
vile and Royaton roads, be rented for term o
years. The renter furnished with dwelling house
and garden, the necessary fruit for family pasture foi
one horse and one or two cows
Any further information can be obtained bv calling
on the subscriber GEORGE II. STROBE.
TPossession to be given by the first of Sept. 1850
June 81, 1850. 3w7
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Cheapest Medicine in he world

sale and retail by C. S Birdsall, No
22S main street, Cincinnati; George Kaufman Laneas.
ter g. MeFadden, Rushvillc;D D b Rindhart, Iithopo.
lis; s Russell, Piskerington; IL J. Leonard Basil;
o. II. Alehlsr, Somerset, G Good, Logan.
June IA, 1850 Iy6
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GENERAL DEBILITY
A Dorangement Of the Nervous system.

or In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and esiedI
rihes acrsas, he diasGss for they weaken he m
ses 8" the already pnsraied system while under the
strengthening, he-gising Visiting influence of Gal
'i,. applied By this beautiful and wonderful dis.
cnery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer il
eA'fed 10 oFer health strength elasticity and ygoT
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
WING NoIninalIoKs,

Friday Morning, June 2s, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

4 tassimeres and vestings.-A variety of Cas-
~ smeres and Vestings, plain and fancy, at
may "a, 1850 HENLEY'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

I adies' and Misses Gaiters.-A we'll select
IL ed stock of Ladies' and Misses Gaiters.at
may "a, 1850 HENLEY'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

and oil dssasa OF that nature. may be relied apon when
the Intelligent physician ha. abandoned h pa,en,anA fo1
these distressing diseas especially DRnPsT ths propr
Siof would earnestly and honestly recommend H. At ts
present. phee it = easily Obaias By ALL aud the ral will provo
the aftce 10 be the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

'ans! FansI!--A large end splendid assortment
Il for sale very cheap by CAFES COSPER
Lancaster, may l6 lb50 2
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The POpor Of The Gfsst American Remedy s'v.uoHS'i
VK0ETAnLE LiTHoNTRiFuo MirrrEE," Induced by ~
urgent Solicitations Of hh Agents. lhrous the Uni,sd
States and Canada has now
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
ONE DOLLAR.

Of hs popoIar and well known article; and from thu date
h~nesforh, he viii put ~ bat Ony,-his quart
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

Justreceived 1.-THE OIdDrugstore
IN Kegs Pure White LEAD;
~ 300 do Red do best quality.
Linseed Oil; Spirits Turpentine: Yarnish, &c.
Lancaster, may "a, 1850 G. KAUFMAN.
Shawls.-Some beautiful Grape and Thibet Wool
- Shaws at HFNLFyiS
Lancaster, may "a, 1850 8
DarasOls.-Ala large variety Of plain and embro'd
Il Parasols at HENLFY'S
may "a, 1850
Silk-Tissue and Barege, Pink and Blue. Also
0one piece Of corn color at HENLEY'S.
may22, 1850
Silks.-The best asSortmenin in town, late purchase,
- can be found at HENLEY'S
may "a, 1880
I ,awns-Plain and Figured, neatest patterns in
lltownat HENLEYS
may "a, 1850.
M Gus de Laines.--A few pieces plain Nous de
1VA LANES, color suitable for tb, season. at
may a, 1880 HENLEYS
L adies' and Misses Gaiters.-A we'll select
IL ed stock of Ladies' and Misses Gaiters.at
mny24, iS'O HENLEY's
4 (tassimeres and Vestings.-A variety of Cas-
" smaraa an1 Nasfiparo rlat and E,rn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

M GUS de Laines.--A few pieces plain Nous de
WI LANES, color suitable for tis season, at
may "a, 1850, HEELEY'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
ANqHa1oAM ARr-UNIoM.

Incorporated for the pros1etioa Of the Fine Arts ia the
United States,I
JHE GALLERIES 1897 Broad ayl viii be open the
public On aud sner the 5h lus trom O'clock AN. to
O'clock ID Admission Free.
Yhe walls sre hung with upwards OF THREE HUNDRED
PAINTINGS already purchased for dsUibution Tne mum
be, w 10 Increased The subscription list advances
fsety coples In bronze OF The satce grsceia slsu.
eas by Brown ak 5uss OF Wa4hr gson By Knee
Ind msrss stausry and bronze Metals SC &C are also
rnong the works 10 DO distributed.
Members OF 1850 for esch subscription Of S. in addition
3a'aare in the dibuNon Of The above works entitled
@sse OF the following wogkt OF Art viz
To such numbers OF the Monthly Bulletin &c may DO
ha aael the dse Of heir respective subscriptions This
'a illustrated publication, each No. containing l6 pages
phree eolunps each ofreadng matter relating 10 Art
H. 20 Prnstyom ihe fire Line Engraving, by Burt from
ksie's celebrated pslnns of Anne Page Slender and
Aalow-aze 2c4 by l64 Inches.
III 70 set OF Eve Engrsvngs in Line executed iu the
ssssa syle, aher Coles Dream OF Arceda, Edmond's
ae~ Scholar, Leu'ze's Image Breaker, Duraods Dover
flin' and WoodYile's Card Players. Sizes II by 10
eeAcl each
Members for S4a or OF previous yesrs who have no,
oaed heir Eugrsviugs, &c are requested to apply for
@'H u Tue SsuetsS' IS StlsThSsl&Tu
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Garr,ck, w. E Robinson, Daniel Gillespie AID
Patrick MeFriok, Esqs. The company, which is
one OF the Oldest and strongest in the state on
this OCCASION numbered some 10 maskets, and "as
accompanied by Wiilia's Brass Baad. Mesars.
Kelly, Doaman, Gillespie and Merrick acted as
judges, and the following prizes were thus
a@aded;
l. splendid muste prs,erted by Lieut. Geo Rice, won
BY Patrick Rooney
?. sit' er cur, valued at SIS won by John Grove
8. = fine musltt presented by Patrick Merricb, won BY
Pauick Fletcher.
j. The comPany's annual prize gold medal, won by Fho
nas CLARK
gold per ard pencil Gaze, valued al 500 presented
BY Querermastef Perry, won By Patrick Cronin.
An excellent dinner was served up at the Floah-
ing Hotel At The presentation Of the prizes
speeches were made, at the reqneat of the officers
and company, by Messrs. Kelly, DeumaB, Robin
son and Garrck. Company A, 10Th Regime Mt
Capt VIM. A. Husop, with Col. Haley, Lieut.
Col. Jones' and Capt Clarke of Company D, same
Regim, NJ, as guests, accompanied the M9ntsome-
ry Guard, with shelton's splendid Brass Band
Every thirg went off in manner calculated to Sus-
tain the high reputation OF this excelant corps and
its accomplished commander, Capt. Thomas l.
Murphy.
kyF Rev. T. L, HARRIS Minister of the Indepen'
dent Christian Congregation, worshipping at the
StuyvesaDt Institute, will resume his pulpit lsbors
tomorrow at the usual hour 1OI AN.
GREAT PANORAMA -Banysrds great Panorama
of the Mississippi continued and much enlarged by
Ponarede, will be opened for exhibition to-day. 1t
was very attractive when arst here, and will un-
doubtedly be more now.
MISUNDERSTANDING the bound of Summer is
past, the warmth ard beauty OF the Hoboken land
gcapes does not seem to have declined The trees
are ail as leafy, the grass thick and green and
the river surf as sparkling, as month ago; AID,
we may also add the crowd of visitors every fair
afternoon is quite as large as one may SEE BY So
Ing there today.
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~ TELEGRAPH TO THE AEw.YnaK TRIBUNE
Ehe State Agricultural Fair-Premiums
Awarded, &c.

Ehe Slate Agricultural Fnir-Premums
Awarded, &c.
Special Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
ALBANY, Friday Evening, Sept
The great Agricultural Fair has closed, add the
list # Premiums awarded occupies six of the am.
pie columns Of the albany Epening Journal, from
which extract the following;
SHORT HORNED CATTLE.
Bids First Preullt sherman steyeng, Aufurn; hest
cid, sane berI oncYear. second premi un, Lor
ard Spetce', illans Bridge
Buls-Best8yesr cd. R. Van Rensselaer,; Beat year
d. John eeuyre, Schobar1e; Beat year Old. Il. H.
WsIibulu, Buuef2uS ii Beat LIE Roy Morley, Washing
Co0s- B ats year old a. N waslburn beS, year old
Bel.,T !. 7 Beck wyoming beat Jear old Heller Lo.
BuAs-BeSi year old, w. A. Reese, Pers; I'd EVastus
Corning JF best one year, W. a. Koeae beat Calf z.
Btst Cow three year. old e. Corning; best years old
h.iier, " A Reese; beat Gait Reese
BuLs-bes!3 yesrs ola, Z P. Prentice; best calf do
NATIVE AND CROSSES
CotoS-Habt 5 years DID, D. HulbertSOn Lima: besl
years Old, Thomas Ben, Rorrisaua.
Wo'k'n9 oIen trey Yedgs,Bst team from say town.
10ke Of Oxen, Jsmea Wadsworh, Geaeseo second best,
Estpn Sheldon, cs!ugei third oes1 John p Beekmsn,
Sttfrs Years oA-Bess single yoke, John Muir, sr
Hsniton Madlson County; bes'2 years old B. Gilbert
Hsml on, Asdison County; beat afs under u months
II.
Cocs-Bess allch Cow, L. 3 Chapman, sokeylle, Mad
i,on Co.
Stalled CATTLE.
Orsn-ges. years old, Edward Monson, sennea Cay
pyn Co VT 2l7 ts second beat A. Ross Preston Cnau-
tnuo5s Co, VT 4ll2 lbs; third beat John D. soyd W.
4,ol14 !bs
GEAsSFEp CATTLE.
Orer-Bes yaars old Eton Sheldon, Sennett Cay
ues; second beat, Jaues Sheriff.. Hsrtfordi third
bsst Hiram Eheldon senneit
Coacs--Best over yeaIs old, Lake Putnam, WARSAW
Wyoming Co.
Long-WooIed-Best Buck over7 years, Wionnts Young:
hars Rensselaer, Co second best ever year, Richard
- Gy sson Oneida Co.
MiddIe-W ooed-Bess years and over, J. NJ Sherwood,
Aubr(n.
plerir os-Ses, Buck years, H. n Bart darpersheld;
se. tReu I've Ewes over yesrs, z Ree'e Aussoie,
Trenton County, saxons best Buck, over years. b. h.
GhQreh Oneida County,
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Death of Rev. DIR. hudson.

The death OF this widely Unknown and emlnentiy
devoted Mia'ionary is announced in letters by the
Hibernia to have taken place the 18th of April, on
board Of the French brig Ariotide, bound to the
Isle OF Bourbon in which he had taken passage for
the benefit Of his health. His remains we're COM
mitted to the deep on the evening OF his Death. For
some ;tme past the health of Or. JUDsoN which
bad been seriously impaired for several years, has
been known to be in an alarming state, and the
newa OF lis decease accordingly will not come en-
unlock ed FOR blow upon his wide circle offreinds'
DR.. Judson was the son Of Rev. Adoniram Judson'
Consreg ational Clergyman in Plymouth county
Mas. He received bis collegiate education at
Brown University, with the original intention
pursuing the profeaaon of the law, but experien
cling great change in his religious vie VS. soon after
hs graduation, he entered the Theological Semi
nary NJ A1dover. During bis residence at this
institution, a profound interest in Foreign Missions
was swah ened among the students which resulted
10 bis determination to devote his life to the mis-
sioDary service. Leaving ha native land among
the frat Missionaries sent forth by the American
Board, in company with Samuel NeyiL, Luther
RICE, and Samuel Mott, he arrived in Calcutta, in
1872 In consequence Obstacles during the voyage,
he as led to change his opinions on the subject of
baptism, aad short time after his landing received
the rite ofimmersion from the hands Of one Of
the English missionaries readent in Calcutta
His 8e1mon on that occasion, which produced
deep impression on the religious world is master.
piece Of logical argument, ScriPtural research aud
grave eloquence. After connecting himself with
the Baptist denomination, he selected the BQtman
empire as she seat of his future laOors-at which
pest be has remained with scarcely M interval Of
rlexaton, for nearly forty years. His efforts and
gatherings in The prosecution Of bis mission ara
~ekpown. He was man Of high aud resoute
courage of remarkable sefreance, OF moro than
common mental ability and of devotion to the per
illmance Of his duty, almost without parallel in
modern times. He had all tie elements oil a hero
in bis composition, and whoever would look for a
rare specimen of lfe.consecrated to noble, ideal
aims, ms pred with an elevated aad almost roman
tic self.ceyotion, md daily exercising valiant
energy more difficult of attainment than that which
animntes the soldier amid the smoke Of battle,
must contemplate the strange and beautiful his
tory of the lion hearted missionary of 0urmah.
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CREAF ARRivAL.-Th The most wonderful curiosity
NJ ufthe sger Central American indian Dearfs male
and fenlar, us from Central Americs They are he most
dmiL uiive In stature known 10 tbs world perfect IN
fon feature ard Postess the ere appearance and
character she ssvsges OF Eat counryle 1aie AaXemo
heire but 20 inches Ia hs aud the Fenae Bsroo but a
inches their combined weight being bat So lbs. Fhsy
remind OF the OF Lipussus among shJm Guiver
Travelled Their heads exceedingly small their noses
large aud oihe Aqune 0Tder eye large BLACK ant !n-
nous eey low forehe adj with beautiful black hair;
their mouths as general feature, being ANAL The upper
lip somewhat projecting; their complexion Is an owe,
their limbs snd slightly built their frame' slende YET
grsct full aud yet stsnge to relate thstr psren wee
wha may termed good sized people the mother weigh
ing 2G0 los The Dwsrs are very lively, ee and "a
mi lar all They obtained 81 San Salvador near
Nicaragua beautiful mountainous aud picturesque coan
try Astounding in game, &c. They were breugn, to his
civ ss great pence and will be exhibited for short
hue previous their departure South. Several proee-
sons gentlemen of eminerce have all eady visited item
ana them the greatest curiosity OF The age
-iruy the gho OF lhe world The Minerva rooms
have newly flied up, redecorsted renovated &c and
viii open "Wednesday evening" Sept H. 1880 for the re-
cepion of visitors who may honor by their presence the
DwErts 81 teir levees,
Exnbiiiops will ,ake place at O'Clock and O'Clock in
tbe evening
Adiu'sst6n rs cents, Children halfptce 81 2lia'
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Nstve and G sdea-Bsst Buck. over 2Ys ara old Dsrts
Curis Canada, olunbia County
MeuO aud Sszous-MsTtnO. hest Brcs, JONI Camp
bel NJ id eto;o. ssxons best Buck C. B. sl'ih, Wal
worh Com.
COMMON CATTLE. ss...
Best working OxeD. L uowIsS Corn; bel saett
Horned Bull, Geo, MILLER ca7sda
Horses Of al Hork-Bess ,lor, 1T, Grant Junction
hest bfe5d mare Corning; thorough bred 1Fhe Va
porte6) Deuui Booth New.York best thrce-year o!d
stallion Philip Honbeck, Ulster Co; beat TIRES yssr old
Mare J. D. Ktns tsrd nion Co beS twoyesF OLD Ma
lion Gsuet Van OliDda, Waieryleit oseyear old saiIoa
Colt Wu Streever, Einde hook, -,
hotchfd Horses-Be. paii for carriage B. rIao IG5
pona 5; )nd hesL VIM. Dursnt Albany lSlul'
Sect psi- 'or dr,ught, John -iuuerfeld Utica
Foreign Hagss -seath'ocd stSuton, over years Tno;
Leach Carads West best Stallion ofali work, Vim Wal
ker Vetmops best drauEh Stallion, Elisha Norton, Chei
sea Vermont; beat blooo Mare VIM. L. CowleS, farming
tor beat pair matched Horses, Andrew Holmes
AdoiIor, Vermont
Best Boar ore year OLD, Wlasnt Young hans Re1i'ei'
laer Co neat Bieeding Sow, over years, " II u ~
a'ocG, OneGo.
Be;I 25 lbs made In june Dr. d Kearn7 sest o., 40.
less than &c lbs made any time By Is under 2 Cahena'
Leaher Saratoga Co.
Beat 100 ba leas than year od, Hildreh Broihe-
Herkmer
Beat bar e. Of Flour, C P. Villa Dresden, Yates.
THE RECEIPTS.
Duing the Eslr year. receipts for tickets amount
ed something So 90 This year The fecsip'a from
the will reach nearly $4,000, and sy sxceed
lhas um. Over $1,000 single ckets have been sold aud
mole than 5000, probably $4,000, season
THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Committee selecting articles for the Worlds Fair
OF London mel to day Present Luther Bradish Chairman
George Chamberlain, C. q. Hall, r. Prentice, judge
Van Burer, Judge Bue and P johnson, secre'sres-
They proceeded examine the articles entered for oxhoi
uop. J. e, z.