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GERMAN BITTERs.
DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON.

DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON. 1Wo- ee
No l2p Arch Street, Philadephia. ~
Their power over the above diseases Is not ex-
eelled, II equalled, by any other preparation in
the United States, as the cures attest In rnan,,
casss after skill nj physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of In.
valids. Possessing great virtues in the reetifca-
ton of diseases of the Liver and lesser glands,
exercising the most searching powers in weak
ness and affections of the digestive organs, they
are, withal, safe, certain and pleasant. -,
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, says of Dr..
HOofGnd's German Bitters
cit is seldom that recommend what ara
termed Patent Medicines, to the confidence and
patronage OF our readers; and therefore when we
recommend Dr. Hoofand's German Bitters. we
wish il to be distinctly understood that weare not
speaking of the nostrums of the day, that are
noiscd about for brief period and then forgotten
after they have done their guilty race of mischief.
but of medicine long established, universally
priced, and which has met the hearty approval OF
the faculty itself.''
Scott's Weekly, OF the 25th of August, said
Dr. Hollands German Bitters. manulactur-
cd by DIR. jackson, are now recommended Inv soma
| of the most prominent members of the faculty as
an article of much efficacy in cases of fcmnie
weakness. Persons OF debitated constitutions
will lind these Biters advantageous to their health
as we know from experience The salatory effect
| they hay" upon weak systems,'
]. G. Moore, Esq, of the Daily News, says:
"DR. HooFLAND's GERMAN BrTTERs.-We are
trying this renowned medicine for stubborn dis
ease of the bowels, and can with truth testify to
its efficacy. We have taken the contents of two
bottles, and we have derived more benefit from
the experiment tlan we derived previously from
years of allopathic treatment at the hands of our
FIRST physicians" p
Hon. c. ID. Hineline, Mayor of the City OF
Camden, N. j., says:
"HooFLAND's GERMAN BTTTERs.-We have seen
many tlattering notices of his medicine, and tho
source from which they came induced us to make
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Long Looked for Come at
Last

fI'HE Subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
Il zens Of Harrison and the adjoining counties.
that he has On hand and Will keep = constant
supply Of the PATENT PREMIUM CHURN.
" hieh viii be sold cheap for cash. This charm
mas taken the Premium at several State Fairs and
+ generally conceded 70 be the best IN use Tho~e
wanting article IN this line are invited 70 calI
It my shop near the Foundry.
gaIy 10th. 1sss.-sm y F-GANpF-
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sEEEl5nE. an assisiSs- usually Kept III q. seauery
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Supposed Runaway.

s PIased IN my custody on the lltIs
49, INST mulatto boy calling himself
TX TIMOTHY BROADFEET, about 5
A6Nfest 8 or 10Fnches high, about 80 yesrs
e VOL, light built aad aPparentfy active,
VI N1nd having small scar near the cor
L. ner Of his left eye, and others en- his
throat Clothing consists Of check shirt brown
UoOIIeu pants and WOOL SLOUGH hat The said
boy s supposed to be runaWaYsiaye from
Nashville, Tenn He says be was manumitted
by Robert Cole Of that PEaee-ssmetiInes thee,
and sometimes eight, years ago
His oSSner VII come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away, CT he VIII Be
Sealt with according 70 law
THoS- 3. HoRNER. ShT
Clarksbtrs- Va June 18th, 1856
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RURRR1pGE 4 rxeHRA w

WTHOLESALE GROCERS, Forwarding and
w Commission Merchants, and Dealer in
fittsburg Manufactures, No 116 Water and 1 80
First Streets, PittsbErg, Pa. -
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Books, Aencies &c.
THE v ALLEY OF VIRGINIA
Fire and Marine Insurance
Enppp rsany.

company, non
WILL issue Policies on all kinds OF Fh ~
Wv ERTY, MERCHANDISE. de-, at fAh
and EQUITABLE rates.
The attention of the citizens of Virginia espe-
eially invited to this Company as q Home lnstltu-
ton. based upon ample capital, and-guaranteed by
the best of rferenees and conducted on the STRIFE
test principles ofequity, justice and economy.
HOME OFFIcE-WineheSter, Va.-President,
Jos; ;; Carson ; Secretary, c. S. Funk; Actuyt
DmEcroRs.-Jos. s. Carson Jas. p. Rely H
81. Mcclure, Jas. II. Burgess Lloyd Logan, John
Kerr and n. W. Richardson.
J. C. HAZELETT,
Agentfor Western Virginia.
TESTIMONIALS.
Winchester, May %, 1858.
We, the undersigned, being solicited to give our
opinion as to the character and standing of the
Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia,
have no hesitation in saying that we have the ut
most confidence in the ability and integrity of hea
President and Directors of that Company.
The fact that VIC have insured our own pr oper-
ty in the Company, is perhaps the strongest evil
denee we can give as to opinion of its merits.
J. I'll. SHERRARD, Cash. Farmers Bank of Va.
Hon. J. NJ. MASON, U. S. Senator.
JACOB SENSENY, Esq. Merchant. Winchester.
7. A. TIDBALL, Prest of Blk of Valley of Va.
WHEELING REFEREScEs.-Logan, Carr 81 Co.
o. w. Heiskell, d Co. augl0, If.
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* G. s. KsEWESx
AS$StSxEEES AT &EsW-
c. ARF;SEI EIS.. "a.

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10 G9ES8 ESB'EsS. Essod2E os yr1SsS. Sta5ssuo1is-
Al EsssTEssEsEz- Sa.Iis j,- ley aa- a. tfa5ip &C.
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HoBENsACK,s WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon scientific principles,
compounded with purely vegetable substances,
being perfectly safe when taken, and can be given
to the most tender infant with decided beneficial
effect, where bowel complaints and diarrhoea have
perties of my Worm Syrup are such that it stands
without unequal in the catalogue of medicines.
in giving strength and tone to the stomach, which
with DYSPEPSIA. T he astonishing cures per-
formed by this Syrup, after physicians have fail
ed, is the best evidence superior efficacy over
all others.
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SMITH a. co

All remittances Of money by mail will DO at
our risk. iyl3If
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Miscellaneous.
job Printing
HnformaatiOm

cd at this Office either plain, in colors, or bronze
upon the most reasonable terms.
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Medicines, &c.
Liver. Complaint
DYSPEPSIA

JAOl1OICE, 1IT7 ~ 90
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
EASE OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM A DIS ORDER 9t
ED LIVER OR re-aoli 81
S na STOMACH ~
Such as Constipation, inward Pile ,Fullness
of Blood 10 the Head, Acidity of the Stomach.
Nusea, Heartburn Disgust for. Food, Fullness or
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sink
ing or Fluitering at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming. of the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or
Suffocating Sensations when in a lyiiug posture
dimness of Vision, dots or Webs before the sight,
Fever and dull Pain in the head deficiency of
Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the Side, Back, Limbs, Chest, &C., Sud-
den Flashes of heat, Burning in the Flesh, Com
slant imaginings of evil, and great depression 4
spirits, can BE EFFEcTuALLsY CURED FI {,
DIR. Hoofiand,s
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NOR THOSE WHO WANT, AND THOSE
Il WHO HAVE MONEY OR P RoPERTY
Do you want to sell or mortgage any real estate?
Have you bond and mortgage you wish to sells
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nELIvERED in all the principal cities in tho
IL United States, free of postage and forward
ed by mail, under the provisions of the late Post
Office law, Mt merely nominal rates.
/. The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conserva-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-09-14

Established in Oraer tn aBard the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical did, and for the Suppress
sion Of Quackery. 4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-09-14

I NS Baltimore St, BalrIuz1re, Nd.
T6EhoEn all letters en business must be 81
dresseC5 Post FaIF sud for sale By a p Ba-nes,
SsaFssbEr<. Ta-- aIrS Isr1E-rSsts ard Storekeep-
sr@- ger'sTaiIy sH15IE
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!GOEetnan ETflY & - nTlen street, Baltimore.
Aksz suffered several Years irons sores or hrs leg
Was AEaaE eare,z 6s Dr. Chalmers SanatTve
TInvtGre.
PrSse OGs dollar per bottle, OF SIX bottles for
81 FOG sale az sic genS&T Agency.
SF-rTF 8 HSNCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

Same for the bee, ten yoke Of Oxen. al rcd and very
large and well trained.
Amos y Wood, for the bes; year OLD s'eers
GRADE CATTLE.
O Rowland. Owaseo best Cow three years old. Red
Rose; I'd best do Seth Whalen, West Mellon =,
George sheldon sennett, best Cow two years Old I'd
Beekmsn 4 Finley, Saratoga best Cow, one year old
Cd best do, George Sheldon.
HoRsrs-sr.LLIoss FOR ALL WORK.
Wm Tripp Of Half Moon, for best four year Old r.
venge John Qunby, Bastop, for second best do SIR
Charles Joseph Daniels Greenfield best breeding Mare,
years old John White Greenwich for second oesf do
DRAFT HORSES.
I'D Spinner of Herkimer Co. best Stallion four years
old Il aosher, Saratoga I'd best do Genesee Grey, Sir
Henry Eclipse.
I'M Hardman, Cherry Valley. best two year old Stall
ion II. B. Howard, Essex Co, second best do.
FOREIGN HORSES.
ED Hill. Vermont best blood Stallion. four years old
Black Hawk Chief
R. NJ Adams, Vermont I'd best do.
r. VI Wilcox Vermont best Stallion Horse OF all work
WIN. NJ AlcOtt Michigan bes; Draught Stallion. four
j N smith. Meehanicsvlle took the premium for the
best Gelding.
LARGE BREED SWINE.
~. " "a d.. oess No seIs o,I noSi ~,
years cd same, for best Breeding Sow, yese old l..
Whalen Saratoga for bes, lot of Pigs ten months old
SMALL BREsD SWINE.
lie Roy Mowrey Washington Co, best Boar two years
old; l. G. NORRIS for best Boar. year old best
Breeding SOws and two years old and best lot OF
Pigs.
sHEEP-LOyG wooLED.
Elnahan Galley Duchess Co. best buck, year old.
Hungerford & Bodie, Jefferson Co, best buck under
years old
Same, for best pen Of FIVE ewes years old.
Same for best pen OF five under years old
MIDDLE wOoLED.
Morris Becar for best bucks years and under, and
best pens OF five ewes years and ander
CROSS BREEDS.
d. S Canaan. for best bucks and best pen of ewes.
nERISoEs.
Joseph HasweIl Rensselaer, County, for best buck >
years old.
Same, for two pens of ewes. and years old.
Joseph Haswel for best buck under years old
Charles W. Hail. of Columbia County for best tolls of
ewes l and years old
FOREIGN MERiSOEs, &C.
Green & Pease, of West Cornwall VT. for very fine
lot of French Merinos, several premiums.
George Campbell of W. for Slesian Buck, and also
for sessn and spanish heno Sheep supposed to be the
best in this country.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
John : Wright, Of Chicago for Atkins Automaton
Reaper and Raker. a Medal and Diploma the highest
discretionary premium, with high encOmGms from the
Committee.
Bailey West for new Straw Cutter.
E. W Badger & Co for bsst Portable Saw mill for wood
fences and farm use.
Emery & Co. of Albany for best collection OF Agrcu
tural Implements.
Eddy Over 4 Co Union Village for best do.
Messrs l. & L Fairbanks of Vermont took the pre-
MUM for the best Hay and Cattle Weighing Scales.
BUTTER.
O. z Frazier gets the first premium and Henrietta Dan
ies the first premium girls under ten years old for butter
of their make.
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And in this manner tie Bank Of England has acted and
ives forced 10 act By the Peel Act ID l5i7.
This, however. j. not ell. 10 every banking concera
the heayest liabilities are not the amount OF notes IN
circulation but the amounts Of notes and ;.as in de-
post The banks of Holland. for instance had Mr.
Anderson stated before Committee Of the House OF
Commons, before 1s45 f30,0D0,O0O in deposit, aai
E3,C0O,0Ce only in circulation. Ia all commercial
"crises says Mr. Alex Barring, for instance, in l53
"the claims Of the depositOrs the most fOrmd9-
"be not those Of the holders Of notes" Now, while
the act OF Peel regulates the amount Of bullion 70 De
held in reserve for the convertiby Of notes II leaves
Directors the power 10 do with the deposits az they
please Yea, more The yerv regulations OF this act
as Ihave shown may force the Banking Department. 70
stop the payment Of the deposits and OF the dividends
While bullion to any amount may lie in the vaults OF the
Issue Department. This happened indeed In l5i1
The Issue Department being yet possessed OF
f6I 600 600 Of bullion the Banking Department was
not saved from bankruptcy but BY the interference Of
Government suspendng, on their responsibility, the
Peel Act on 18th Oct, 1877.
Tins the result Of the Peel Act has been that the
Prank Of England changed it's rate Of interest thirteen
times during the crisis Of l547 having changed it only
twice during the crisis of ISIS that it created amid
the real crisis series Of money panics in April and
October, Is47; and that the Banking Department
would have been obliged to stop but for the stoppage OF
the act itself There can, therefore, exist no doubt
that the Peel Act will aggrsvae the incidents and
verify Of the approaching crisis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

LNTERThLshEgTS &C. THIS EVENING.
DAzcs srd PYrsAs the Broadway $50 Roland for Oliver
TBE LAwYEEs Perfection and A : g" a B1rtoas
HosEY ard The Jenknsss' viii b. given a. W1llackz
TIE RAvELs a. Sslc,L n various enteEts.nn1eht.
piano the Azseum t Afternoon I1on' Ia the evening
from Ns So5wes b0ck) tbs NsEionsL
JrLLiEss CONCERTS A. Cssrle Garden ,o-uizat.
sEpsHcxs APoLLoscos CoscssTs Il Hope Chapel
NooDs AIssTRELs-Eth-c2iaa DeDeatio1sSo ~ Broadway
BUcKLE1's Ne E-DELEss5 sEEESaDgks-So - beDadSay.
FE4scoss afternoon and sss1nG
W4sHISsTos CIzcrs-Psrf5rmzaoe afternoon AID evening"
efcsoR ELIrzs o4gis1 AID hsgcs-lysesan, lnstsss
1HE bRTAs OtLLEsY o. CHRfsrIAs AerNo ~ Broadway
THE hHEsfss BELGIAN GtLLEzF-N0 0I3 Broadway.
FR1FxENrES's PkNokAEA NIAGARA fkLIs Hone chapel
BsEvaKDs GEoaaNA ESTYT HOY LsEO-ss srraavsJ
sgsEN HiLE MiEROs rHE LtKEA kc.ill1 Bul4inss
GALLEY EcTFTAs ASTIoCIr Esst1y 49, l1att1ts
We requested state that The nierotng pictures 81
Scott and biz Friends and .hlkspere AID his Friends VII
nms.n on exhibition q Wllams & s,eyenss tes days
hncer
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Trottinx at Saratoga,

THuRsDAY Sept. "A purse Of t25o two mile heata
in harness was by Blenis to day The following
a summary
". @. ibsns Z OBen s..........................1
W Peabody b. Lady Jane
Time. .5lf-5II
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THE TURF
Union Course, Long Island.

THURSDAY sept o. lsss purse $3.50 mile heats best in
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Trotting at Providence, X. 1.
WEDsEsDAT. Sept II.-Purse $50 mule heats, in in
harness;
A C4rpsnter's I'd n Fanny Jenss................l
A. WnChs B. Hiram.
-52-24-24
Same day purse sZ5 for green horses mile heats In hr
A Wnehs q. Gray rroVbls :...................l
Mr. krrr's b. Prov dencs Girl.........
o HsnhslPsg B.
A. CsrysntsT's b. drva
Tine. .z5T-255-lSt
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GEo HAYDocK xwoodsawyeE win sDon srr On
lecturing tour behalf Of Temperance and the Maine Law
from Hudson to Buffalo along the Central Line lis al
drees d HudsOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

ARRIVAL CT IRE STAN YAoHr soHrH srAE'-Sh
magnificent vessel arrived at Der berth at The LOT OF COZ
lesrst yesterday after an aoencs Of ioa' mon'Ss
ard ,hr,e da,, II VII 10 remembered that Nr Vander-
b ard the members Of hs family sailed FOR Europe in The
North Star On the Il Of May intending to Wat the pm.
eusl European porss Since that tine TIE Europsan ana
Arercsn rapes have given detailed accounts Of DO pro-
gres. Of ths upendous pleasure tip leaving BAT hre ~
Their 20 BE- sidsd
On going Tie rtsri yes'er'sy ~ fand !hS 'aF haF
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CITY ITEMS.

cr,.tsl Pslsc,, Nov Yo,s, Sept Il 1853.
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in this couniry in comparison with other pursuits I'VE
shall thy publish M Ryess address entire in our Even
ing Edition
The following are few of the principal premiums that
have been warded to-day:
SHORT HORS DURHAM CATTLE.
NORRIS & Becar of Westeheser County for the best
three year old bull, Romeo ID best do, A. l.. Wood
Jefferson Co, Robin Hood.
MORRIS & Becar for tie best two year old do Marquis
of Csrabss, very beautiful animal; % best do, Z. G.
Alden, Madison Co, FavOriie.
l. G NORRIS OF Noun, Fordhsm for the best one year
old bun Tommy Bates an animal Of great promise.
George Vail, VI Troy, for the best bull calf
Noel Becar for the best short horn three year
old named Oxford; I'd best do. L. q. Norris Bloom.
NoelJ Becsr for the best two year Old Lady Bsothi
I'd test do, l.. g. Morris, Kate Hayes.
Norris Becar. for the best one year old Beauty ID
beet do, n. j. Becar
L. q NORRIS, for the best cali, Superior I'd
DEvOs STOCK.
Remington & Borren, for the best year old bull,
Prince
was shut out for want Of pedigree
l. G. Morrsr, for the best year old, called Frank
Quary; ID best do, W. ?. s. C. ;. Ws.nrght Of Rhine
George Vail for the best year Old May Boy, JUS, i'm
ported ID best do L. II. Colby Of sePio.
C. 5. Nainngtt FOR the best calf DaSota =,
L G. Norris for the bes; Of this breed year DID,
c. 5 Wainrehr, for the best year old heifcr Kate
same for the best l year old Nora.
L. G Norris for the best esE. Birthday I'd
ATRssIREs.
Dundee I'd I'd best do Samuel A. Curtis, Columbia Co
Huncerford Brodie Of Jefferson County, for the best
wear old Candy
t. p Prentice for tie best year old Bull.
same for the best Calf
SAME for the best old Cow Libby
same for tie bes, year old Cow Daisy same for III
best.
Huncerford & B.odie, for the best year old White
LILY.
l. P. Prertice for the be-. Calf Minnie ID
HERLFoRDs.
T. Corning. Jr- Albany, best three years old Bull Ca.
dnsl iseman.
same. ior btst one year Old Bull
L. rnircton & Brown Sonnet, "A best DO Defiance
r. Coming Jr- bcsf CIV three ye-rs old, M1chiOness.
SINE Tor ID bsst DO, Vic;ons.
Rtmirgton& Brow, bet two years Oh woodoine
T. Coming, Jf. d tes., Craze.
ssrr.. fof bes. one year Cd Perfection.
0ras AsD sTEEEs.
George s. oa 4 Csyusa County ior the bei pair Of
sven ~ a.e.is-cO.oI nd ard very handsome.
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cents per To- for the last clip.
These sheep not in good condition One OF the look
observed that they appear az though they had been
summered on grasshoppers Yet they good sheep As
then WELD OF wool shows.
Peeg Weeded Of Preston Hollow. exhibits ten half
blood French Mernos and two full blood These average
Charles W. Hull. OF New.Lebanon, has six very fine
wool saxony sheep. These average ID OF. on the
whole flock, and the clip sold for &c 10 The wool Of
those exhibited is worth s5c this year.
Cross ByoedA mixture Of Saxon and MerinOs, So head
owned by Daniel 5. Curtis & Son of Canaan v Y. The
flock of 500 average H. washed the sheep sold for
60c. y b. One OF the buck sheered ID
Long Uookd SAoep.-Samuel A. Curtis, of Columbia
County has II Of Lincolnshire and Leicesiershre mixed
The average OF the clip 81 10 washed clean sold for
- cents
LOng IVooled SAoep-Gaseley, Vail & CO OF Duchess
County exhibited imported year old buck Of the Ok
forcfhre variety that weighs 900 lbs also two year Old
buck and three wethers The buck sheared Is lbs The
average weight of the wethers is $50 lbs Their aeeees
II H. which sold for 44c per h. Hungerord & Brodie
Of Jefferson County y have 20 Of the Leiceste-shre
variety Of sheep seven Of them were imported this
The ewes average lbs. Yearling weathers have
sheared IS his The last clip sold for i5c per h. They
sold two Of those exhibited 70 Mr.. Spaldng Georgia
cotton planter to 90 TO the south part Of that State. d.
Rice Of Washington County shows 10 Of Reynolds breed
Of New oxfordshire long wooded sheep. This is very
favoriie breed al the south The is very lar
Reybod fa;ted that made POI lbs. of mutton The
The buck epi IA lbs Of clean wool He sold his last clip
al 44c.
South Dorm SIeep-L. c. Morris Of Fordham. " Y,
shows buck imported from Jonas Web6s flock which
supposed to be tie best in America He guinsas
in England Also imported ewes and 10 Of his own
raising The bucks shear from TO 10 lbs and the ewes
- lbs. The quality of wool Is medium between the
fne and long wool breeds The price about SOC PER ID.
l. b. Wskeman, OF Herkimer County, exhibits "a South
Downs This breed Of sheep afford the best mutton Of all
They objected by wool growers FOR the Hght1ess Of
the hesce Ii good flock of ewes thai average u 10 OF
clean wool
There are a good many other exhibitors Of Sheep max
ing il all a very fine show. The above notice gives al
the arietes.
SxfAs-Of these there are specimens Of Sufoks which
at pTesen are the favorfe breed they are white sn II
bored and very good variety those exhibition are
much admired.
The white Leicestershire breed lil.e larzer AMI
cosrser boned This breed. and Berkshire mixed make
very good variety for pork mixer OF which M DAVIS II
Oneida County, shows good specimens b Wake
mar q Hsrklaer shows boar 0f tins broel thaf g q
monitor
The great festure Of this part Of the show mals By
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