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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22
New YuEK Feb. IS.

It's reported that the New Steamer. now
building according 70 the plan of Gen Nor
ris, of Philadelphia, whirh is int ,ndcd to
make the run 10 Eur"pc in six d.! is sold
to the Sust.n Of Turkey. She is marty
completed. Tho vessel will be $40 feet
long, 80 feet beam, and will draw 7 feet q
inches water. She will be loo tons lur-
then, With draft of 1000 tons. Her kcl-
sons are made Of metal, hollow, and nanr
other parts Of the ship nrc alike. She is
sold to the Sultan for S230,OOo without
any trial. II is expected she will soon put
10 SEA.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22

~ The Columbia Carolinian learns
from private source that two Of the most
eminent men in Great Britain will visit the
United States the ensuing spring. Prof
Richard Owen, the eminent Comparative
Anatomist, and DR.. w. b. Carpenter, well
known as the author Of tho latest and most
approved work on Physiology.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22
Arrival Of the steamship
A N E r I G A.
Steamships Nashville, Canada and
Baltic.

New YORK, Feb. l6--ll, A. NJ.
The steamship America reached her dock
this morning with Liverpool dates up to the
lst instant, being four days later than those
brought by the Africa.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22

ILLNESS OF FANNY FoRREsTER.-Mrs, Z.
C. JudSon, known to the liteary worl as
Fanny Forester, is said to be dying in Mad
ison viIlnge,N. Y. Her disease Is consump.
ton.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22

Our thanks to the Hons a. p. Butler,
J. J. Evans, l.. VI. Kcitt, and p s. Brooks,
for public documents kindly furnished us
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22
Steamboat Explosion. Twenty Lives
Lost f'lE
BALTIMORE, Feb. II.

The boiler of the Steamboat Kate Kear-
ney exploded at Louisville to-day, killing 20
persons.
Major 3eale, of the army, is dangerously
wounded
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-22
TELEG R APHIC.
Telegraphic Summary.
F 0 R L / G. N N f w S

From the Charleston Standard. I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
Firn NJ South Paris.

On Monday night las, the beautiful and c,.
pcn,iye double tenement dwelling house or
Trisinm ITetey, E,q ,'ogclhor wIlhtwo barn,
and other oul Buildings, were laid 10 ashes.
The Gro was fu, seen about half pact eleven
O'Clock. The house had brcu undergoing r..
tcnsiyc repairs during the 'oason--ano'hr-
story ailed to it had just been conplciei-aaI
VIZ. Jersey was intending to occupy Il with
bis family mex, day. The loss is estimated
% 1000. No Insurance.
The IRE was fret seen 10 tho harm, which
spread with fearful rap.diy. Grr', crr.
were made to stop It's ravagcs bot 10 no rar.
pose. As M frc had been used ab5u, ,',
premises during that evening or lhs day Do.
fore il is generally supposed To have been r.s
work n m inrrniir'v. Ifso. NJ n. a. ,1-.
rovlul Ms he nav feel 1T such los,. will
fud existence a paradise compared with bin.
known or unknown. who may have conceived
the plan or piled the torch.
Mr. ITcrssy is an intelligent, irir,uar,
and cn,crprisinr citizen and under ,hc r.r.
cumsancc' will receive ,hr universal ymm.
lhy oi friends and generous public.
The following are the proceeding, Ola r.b.
lic meeting called oa ,hc evening r4'sr1am'
90 the frr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

New MruBrrs, added since TIE lls, An.
nual Meeting
William Ssolt, Paris Henry ForJ-s
Paris, T. ] Whitehead Paris; eastman
Ryeron, Paris T. p. Kinds, Paris l.. r..
Winslow, Paris, Gideon Bolster, Plr.
Samuel Poor. AuIoycr; Ano. Purnlll, ia.
dover: Nathaniel T. True, Bethel Charlie,
r. I.ochc, Bethel; Samuel -. TuiichsI.
Bethel: Ansel eastman, llchroH, join
Whitman, Hebron Ephnim D Blake, IT,.
bron; Calvin u. Hawks, Hebron; Henry
Rowe, Peru. Samuel 4. Miller, Waterford.
r. Bonney, Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
Citiznns, Meotinr

Acrce7b'y 10 c1ll the c.,.zea'ol parsm-,
at Academy ITlll, October lo'h, atCp.W
The meeting was called IN order hy T. P.
TIinl.. md Col. Henry n. Parsons was rar.
son Chairman. and Rufi' s Stevens. S.-rr.
'lrv.
An,r having tho objects Of the mrrrr-
explained by several gentlemen. on motion r,
John Drnner,1 committee on resolutions oas
chosen. consisting nj Mr-srs John nr---r.
E.P IlIO1s. anil Rev r A. Cnns.
whilcihc committee wcrroui. on motion uf
G.. G. Phelps, conmirirr Nv, w'-- -fr..
sen whose duty Il shall BE- 20 77goirta ,ia.
lance committee often. Thccommirr cr-.
sis,iu- Of G.. G. Phelps. Zbl Th1y-r, IIrn
Chase, Tristan ITcrsey II n. Prrs11s
On motion orr 5. Stevens D commin,- rr
four We chosen, whose iuy h, shan hr 20
devote ono week i1 soliciting ailiorrm-a--
rate TrIs,r1n IIrrscv, In rari for 'hc 'r- once
tanned hv him m the Gre N So Paris. O-r ..
1851. n. : Stevens, SrmH' Drrrrr. So.
scs Hammond, Ph.0c1s Nor,-. vero chosen
ior tina, purpose Iatf. io cror-c c.-.
m.urc .forc loo each town in O,@hCom'r
md the towns Of Turner and Ii,en.rs, %
Aulr1sco-r.1 County. who shn'' b. rrrr''sl
10 cooperate with hoe cnmmm.rro OF pr-..
and devote one vcrt'. time IN soliciting 1.I
Zoo ,hcir several towns. lor T. Ifrrcr.
The following persons wore chosen
Thomas Chase. ElcbfcId Wm. 70 B-u
Turner. America 8rrlci Hartford Joseph
Bsuows. Hebron John j. Perry Os.-'
jeremiah Howe. Norway Jeremiah B.r.H
Greenwood, Alm0a TvIlchrlI, Bethel Geo.
" Cu-hmlr. Woodslr-s, Timothy Wa.E.
cr, Rumlord Curtis 2 Howe. Nr,.ra
samuel Poor, Nnioycr Calvin Fa-ar w.
icrIum ANN. Cuurrin,oII O.rrrI Nsrr-
SON. sumncr Cyrus wormc'l, Peru H.
Dillingham;, Diyic.d; llonuo Austin. r...
ton J. II. Iow1y, Albany Jonathan iH.
llrt, S,oncham Samuel Soulhcr, Furn.r.
Samuel Sucsncy, BmWnicld; Francis II1nn.
l.u, Sweden; E5,uclar Biazo, Porter Tho
Nabcrry Hiram, Charles =. Fuller, LEca-
more.
The commul,e ou resolutions coming r,
reported I.a following resolves.
Whereas, We the cilycus oil Sual Pans
having evident reasons To believe chat ur
dwelling OF TrHram lIcncy. Esg., DESTROYED
by malicious lnccnIiay, for Gcnd.'l rr-
,cugc upon Mr. lIeroy Tor bis acuys Caan'
Ia executing the Maine Law,
Rg0'ru5, iIat wr deeply symfalh.z' a.'n
our fellow c.l.zcl il doe gIga, ices be- .-s
sustained.
Ro1'r,'. hat wc viii use every CHjDs'.r
IN ferret OFT the rcrTrir-i0r NJ this Iu'r..H-
bic outrage. and that wc Will leave ro mo..,
unlrcI TO buug him 10 justice.
TOiof, that tie proceedings OF this uosurc
De signed by lhe Chairman and Secretary SOB
published On The Oxford Democrat, ard Other
papers Iha' see fit To publish The same.
Voted, thata copy Of the doinrs ~ ,hs
meeting be sent 10 each member OF U,s '1m'
mlucc chussn.
TOi,i, to adjourn tins msc,ins un.Il Ihau'
day evening al O'Clock.
The loss sustained by NJ. lIoscy, is
1000 dollars, no insurance, lhc House ro'
being quite finished.
II. X. PARSONS, Chatham.
r. 5. SrrygSs, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

conclusion. Il may be taken for granted.
however. ,ha, 20 mspy Gne couo,enanccs-
so many BRIGHT ewes, 90 many fiir hands as
were prrscn, on this occasion would no, per-
mi, their own rccnliar pant orihc p-r"'mlrc'
10 suffer In comparison With iorm.r cShi-
biuon.s As ,he Rev. gsn,loman who deliver
Ct m, ADDE'S (by accident no @onh') omit
tel to compliment, the hdles, i, may he stated
that vha, Is here said uf,hcn Us by no means
intended To answer as substitute Tor what
he mich, could orwcull have said. That u
mus, b, remembered. is nav laid az, aud
necessarily postponed 60 come future time
when ibc earth arj ihc things which concern
her surface and productions do no, so cvclu-
sivclv cnrrc,' ,lr attention 's to cause even
ihc hooorcd NJ mcn 10 temporarily forget
"fravrn's llsi 'nl bee, rio."
The Au'r's o, COMMITTEES will be publish
Cd FOO ona,h,r place 60 lha, 30 the citizens
ihr5u.hou,tle County cnl,arn ,ho prcuilus
awarded. Go whom. aud lor What objects.
Good Judges pronounce ihr stock of'ar.ous
kinds a-l ages TO bav, been or,ho very hest
quality O>mtl County is certainly making
rrr,, improvement, IN the quality Other Work.
inc Oxen anl COWS Their appearance was
very fine.
Onthc whole ihc Fair and Exhibition was
q good o1c-cvrcrlirr previous ones in sry-
rral respects md giving ycry general saii'-
faction. Every par, was managed with COOL
.ulgcm,u, and good order anl iccoyam Pre-.
vailed throughout The day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

den, which will rels,e to you. Ws'n ]
vas i,urucyman printer, one o. NV ocnFa
mime an appreciates halter, ha'iHs served DIS
nne. Wa asou, ,u open a shop ca himself
n. er., eonecn Nls to have = haot''ms
syn board, with proper inscription. he
son,,s,I Il in these words .--"john thcm3'
n, t,s,.,- -.-ls, a,l see hats fcr rrr'y RIO
80, e" wi, ,h, d-urs vt hat .ahriucd. Bot
b, ,h,rcl, he would sutiui, 70 tn his friends
e,r +rir amcf Imeuls. The Grs, he showed
ito. th-uibi tbc word chatter" nntllogoUF
Ls,aa.c ellovri 5y the words "n'kcs hats
which show that b. vas batter. 70 v's
.irck cut The mex, o'Fs-ysl ,i1t DE word
"u,kcs'' might ne wei q, omitted, hr,1rse
his customers you'll ro, care who mode hats
" good and to their MIND ih'y vou'abey, BY
vbon,rever mr', q, struck % o.' A
thirI s,I 81, is-rrii DE Uuris "lr ready
money u,-, r-'ess. -s itvss not fhc ees-
tom cfth- rr,- go sen ON cuit,--rvsry ono
who purchased .y7-r;,i 90 paw. Ih.vwrc
r,rt,d vi,h. s1l ,bc inscription rows r'r.'.--
"John Thompson sr''s bate" sells ia's -
saw he mex, friend. uHv,~rh,'y win 'yTr-t
you o, rlyr them away. Whit 'l1 is ihr
us, ,rtha' word u was stricken on, 11'
.ts,s'' follow 10. On. rather -s 'hcr' vaso7r
Painted ol ihe hosrl, 81 hs description u1s
,-lacrl ultimately % "1.'1 ThrmFsaa,"
r.h iFc s-u-s ola Pat sahr.ro'
TA- A~rH'.fr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
Tnon,s.n. nRoWX. EdI.or.

Tcrrns.--.Ols o. i.,r and CIV coats stnslk is
.pvAxcr. OBJ, fi'i,r ana scycn'v.fye cents viiA-
i1 six mrrhs: two Ht'HrT 90 Zoe end II ths wear
rovh,,h Cav ,r-'s ri' D. added Cor every Nrar
which r1,nrrJ is i.n1rt
AuvrugIsrursrtilsr fird 90 r1slHab's i'rms
ne proprietor rai being lcc un'al'r I'r ans error
h-,5rF t- ,,,-.,4t -h,-Frt' c. DE advertisement.
as. ". VTTTTNGILL < Co., 10 S1''
C.. B.r.4. AMI Ig2 Nrfsru CO., Nee llri, arr
1r- 1rt rrthar..-f Hr-ris Or TrurHi1c subsUF
1ns. fruarllr- l1vguiscmsri'.
-Ts,aerf IHr 10 alsrIt.r-r1ts BE- h.i. i1 Nt
n, f.r.r ,t- '1sr ne fut Insertion.
--- C1unraIrstI.rs sa.u.l aucCtIu to ltr
O1EM u,r.,a', Pare. N.'
Book mud Job Ttin,irs
PROMPTLY ANp NEATLY ENEClrEn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

FrHE ~ ONroGD. The dwelling house
aud barn Of Seth T. llolbrook Esq., IN Ok
ford, (Cnigic's MliI,) wer3 dcsI royed BIZ Gre
somo time last week The fire was seen 90
the barn fret, from which It rapidly EXTENDED
to the house. The buildings were partially
insured. Mr.. lloibrook's loss is, however
very severe. industrious, prudent, Perse'e'.
ring as he is known to be. years will clap'e
before be can restore It. His friends and
the community should do BY him as they
would like to be done by 10 similar e,te-m.
stances
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

Nr-u1sl. The legislature ug th- STATE or
vermont assembled at Montpelier o1 rhr srr-
sod Tues ,ly ut O,i0rrr, ilr 'o,h .1sr. Two
elections Of O.. =. Senators arc among iar
business oi the session. one election u.I be-
for iI.c rem. 1'sr libc term rrd.1, March
., lass, rendered va-ra; ar,i bg ihs death Of
Nr. Up1am, usN' hy ihc failure otihe ic-ts-
'a,ur1 ls' year 90 elect a sr-rr--pr 90 ~.
Phelps right Go bis seat aUsr tle aluuu-
mont OF ihe legislature. The other ,.grum
,.Il be- f1- che fail term eft s.z wears, begin
n- March o, ls55. The opponents OF lhr
Administration have an Overwhelming ml pee
.,y 30 tgs Legislature. ADVERTISE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

4. PuIinlon, Andoyor, for 2d best do, 90
Joel NIillcit, Norway, for 81 be-, do. 90
Alyh Hcrscy, Paris, for best yeatling
Steers, DO
!. G.. Rove, OSford, for best Steer . 90
Calves. toCO lbs.)
4. s. Thayer, Paris, Zoo Jcs, Yealing
lleifer, 90
n. O. Brown. NorSay, ror Cd bes, do., 90
Geo. p. Whitney, OSiord, for bos, two
year old lleIfcr, 90
J C Pcnley, Paris, for -. best DO, 90
Henry Rowe, Perl, for best Ball. 90
Hiram Howe. Sumner, for "a best do ? 90
C.. p. whitney Oxford, ror "a bcs, TO-, ! 90
BryJlwS RicuAsps, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

"a singular death hy c.g.re," save o.
Trenton. Is. - American. "arrarrel O fsa
LAYS s.acr 40 Cuah1ry. 4 LADY, was attack
-' with IRE t.rrl-s, and apparently died. Her
-.e-l, pra-seIcI 60 prepare ths body ia- lle
.h,1ud, whoa signs Of l.lrvcr- shown. some
hours subsequently, a7o,h7r change iuas
.'a-c, when D., rzs again thought that death
-al c'une' ',' oa1, md ihesT.ri, Of 'he VIC
20 flg1. Arrangements were accordingly
made the secoud time 10 lav out the body,
-arn again symptoms of HE were manifest
-l. ANOTHER day proceed, arI etih % aroia-
~ char--, vtsn ihr hand OF death was boz
.ssaIu5ly la.i upon 'hs y.stin, aai tie 'rou-
b'sI spirit passed fran ,.'s."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

Sroyrs. NJ. Barbour, Of South Paris
t,uccessor to Mr. knight has an extensive
assortment of all kinds Of stoves and offers
them at reasonable prices. Any person
wanting stove can boy Of him to as good
advantage, as in the city, and We may add
little better. Call aud sec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
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j hn. myself to-day 'a the I''.'.'' '' q
somewhat a.''.',''''.a I,'s'''s' '' -''''', q,
's'''.'n' on beng ''A'' ""''o'' .' ''' ~,
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give large a''A,''' "'' % '."''' ono. '''.
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dense ihc subject info 'ma'. one.
ia In's'0t around. IVA" prominent facts are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

DAuoHTrRs oF FREEDoM. \ Quarterly
meeting Of the Sons aud Daughters Of iFee'
dem, will be held at South Paris, Oct. -O'n
and eth, commencing at > o'clock Z. M.' CT
tho Goth.
Miss Watkins will address the Daughter
aud other speakers will be rse'ca''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

TINS WAY Irry NtrrEt'.r- ,s MN~r.
Tic Bath Mirror 7ve ih'ta regular .v.'em
far rscu devised fr tHr rsr off Second h1ai
naturalization 71-rrs, hv fhr s.l0fHh..h pore
cons u1; 1l'1ral.zri ar- c-1h'rI'r yr''. P1'-
.u7s. l,th, drc-asr ola -7'u-ahzr' .urr.-r-
90, CO, po7sr,slua of hIs papers. pass them
over 90 o newly arrived Ia,.ua0, AMI un.s-
'lc assumed name of"Tejly u.rua'c. " i- .s
enabled 90 vote ancr having been ashore Doc
i've hours
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

be more or less Of al enthusiast AND Il he is
not inscnsiblo to good iuGeoucca, be will be
a Christian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

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-'' wv" I''A'd away w we ''I''I N"'',
''.' '0 NV one any f"'"' V'"'' as''''''ur''
..''''''''n 'l's on 'hc 'h''''s ~ our own
state Capital at Augusta. The spread Of
ibis intru1iion among tho people. Is point
Of rrra, inrouancc; one that claims our st.
lcnton. There arc million, Of money sp,ut
yeady to aid manufactures and Commerce ;
ant our Legislators vote away large sums Of
money to print and circulate reports on these
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
oxrora Co. Agrienltural sooisty.

Christian
Oxford Co, Agricultural Society.
AssrMMrrrNo. Acrceably ioproy.ous
notice, the annual meeting Of this society was
hollcu a, tie Iasii,ulo, a, South Paris, on
"Wednesday, Oociobcr 4, 1884, and the fl-
lowing officers were chosen
R.K. GooDESow. Paris. prcsidca,.
Jouy PorrfB, Paris, Vicr.Ftesijcn,
Thomas II. Brown, Paris, Corresponding
Secretary.
Ello, Smith, Norway, Recording Secrcta-
~. Treasurer and Collector.
Richard Hutchinson, Hartford; Luther
llourhion. Waterford; samuel Mourcl, Dix.
Goll; hl,an Bolster, Rum6rd; Benjamin
Richards, Oxm-l, yeumus Deco,,cr, Buck
field; Samuel Poor, hndmcr, Trustees.
DARN, FORBES, Paris, Mcmbcro the Board
II Arriculiarc.
ro'ei, to ADJOURN to meet At tins place al
: o'clock this evening.
Evening. me, according To adjournment 4,
aNcr Me discussion Of various agricultural
subjects. i, va, voted, That Stock from TUT.
ncr and Lvcmoro b. admitted this year on
The same terms, "a. II said roNu, hli uu, been
separated from Oxford County
Iord, to allum to meet At the Meeting.
house tomorrow, o, lalf past two o'clock,
pm.
On Thursday, a, bali pas, tyo, r. ", the
Society r,a.scmhlcl O, BE Mrc,.n-housr, and
heard the reports Of the Awarding Commit.
tee, which were se,eralIy adopted BY vote Of
the Society,
Reports or the Awarding committees.
Ms. Timothy Walker, Rumiorl, Stair
CaTgunc, 90
Ms. rlmum Jsvei,, Waterford, Stair
Capctng. -
Mics :. " Tucker, Norway, Rug, l 90
Mrs. NJ Gardiner. D.yd.ld, Rug, -
Mo. Charles merrill, Rng, cn,ouy, 80
Ms. Noah Puaar, Buskdald. Diaper, 90
Ma. Mary Brown, Paris, Diaper, 80
Mr.. G.. y. B1lNs.I, RumtorI, Table
Cover, -
Mrs. RcJecca Ilcn'l, Yarn. -
Ms. Bc,scy Abbot, Bethel, Yarn, 80
Mr,. Aloal5 King, Pans, worIcd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

Orur-io.s Occrr,ros Cows. We hear
ola new c1u,riyauce, called tie "mlcretc
paselgner," which enables a p.,ai,, 90
,sgn over the leaves ufmus.c without raus.nr
from PLAYING. 90 dslr' VIVA, ir,R some
slss 10 COW At par,i.s' iNls.c Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

Town Of Paris, for best Town Team, 10 90
Town Of Oxford for 81 best DO, 90
Your Committee could lot very readily de-
tcrmino which Of the teams should receive
the frst premium, in our opinion they were
very nearly equal. The Oxen composing
both teams were very good, and were a Gre
d, to the persons who presented them.
Moan PRSoE, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

The morning tram fruz Po,tiaal ya Non
-iv at was dsa.'sl seo-' uso toar-. ty
f.pr,,c ofthe trrss 80 slasse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

George W. King, Oxford, TOT best
Working Oxen. ? 90
SrruT IIotTrooE, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

Jonathan CLARK, Paris, Tor best sPcci-
men Of P'oughing. 90
John Hathaway, Paris, for 9nd best do. 90
T,czaleel White, Paris, for 81 best DO. , 90
I.G. Penlcy, Paris, for 9Th best do. 30
Joseph Tons, Paris, for 9Th best do. 90
ANsEL CusHYAS, Chairman.
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John r. Blakc, Tor best Wagon. 90
JuuS II. RorNsoS, Chairman.

Samuel Perry, BuckGeld, for lest mar
row Axe, 30
Barimas Durham, rarii, for Butcher
Knives, -
Miller & Hayes, Waterford, for Iron
ASlcs, %
Samuel a. Miller, Waterford, for
Cooking Stove, 90
Samuel A. Miller, Walcriord,lor Par
lor Stove, 30
A.G Barbour, Paris, for Stove Fur.
nilurc, 90
Thomas C. Barnard, Norway, @r
Sofa, l 90
Thos. c. Barnard, Norway, Tor Cen
uc Table, 20
Thos L. Barnard, Norway, or work
Table, %
Tho, G. Barnard, Norway, for STUFF
fed Chair, %
Fnnci. W. Mallcu, Norway for turn
ing Lathe, %
Bcnh. +. Royal &Co., Paris, for Ca
nail Barrow, %
Elbidgc Bhdgoham, Paris, Grave
Stones, entuity, 90
r. 5. srIrys, Chairman.
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Ph.ncas ". Abbot. Rumford ipr best
crop Of Potatoes, 232 81 bushclsPcr
acre, GVo
Richard Moron, Paris, Cor a specimen
of Carrots, 4 rrainlIy Of -
Sylyanus Porter, for specimen OF Iur-
uips, rra,uilyo OF -
eastman Ryeron, Paris, for a sPcci-
men Of Potatoes, rratuIty OF %
l.. A. Holmes, Paris, for do, a graf.
ui,y Of -
J. G.. Pcaley, Paris, Tor do, a gratui-
ty Of 20
TriIram lIeucy, Paris, for specimen
Oi Onions, a graIuIIy Of 20
NAruAyEL L. TRUr, Chairman.
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u ltNl'lf "'i'' "' -'' "''' "''' w.
Henry Rowe, Peru, for best Ball, 100
Hiram Howe, Sumner, for "a hes, DO 200.
G. p. whitney Oxford, Tor % hes, DO, 90
BryJhwS RtcuAspS, Chairman.
George W. King, oSiord, TOT BEST
Working Oxen. 200
srruT. Horrroor, Chairman.
\. $. Thaycr, Paris, m' best sIsck
Cow, goo
i'll. F,Ryru, Chairman.
John whi,man, Hebron, rorJca Work
lIo7r, zoo
Thomas Green, Waterford for best
Breeding Marc,
Joseph TuOs. Paris, Tor 81 bes, do, 90
Hiram Howe. Sumner, Tor best three
year Old Colt, 90
Charles II. Durcll, Paris, for be" two
wear Old do, 90
Joseph Tuns, Paris,ior bcst ono year
Cd DO, 90
s.n. wooo, Chairmln.
Henry Fobc,, Paris, Tor hest Buck, 900
Samuel Tacll, Paris, Tor 81 hes, DO, 90
John c. Robinson, Greenwood, Tor
hes, Bo1r, 600
Darius FORBES. Paris. Tor 81 bcstio. 90
Ralph $ Freeman, Norway. Tor bcs,
SOW and pcs, 600
BcrnmiH. Richards, Oxford, fored best
sow and Pirs, 90
Alfred Shlu.ck, Of Ncwry rrcscntcla
SaIo'k Boar, but no, having been
in the County six moaihs is no, en-
titled to a premium. Yonr Com.
mitcc recommend Cratuitv II 90
There were bu, four Bucks entered for
premium, and no sheep. Your committee
entertained some ioab, as to the proprioiy II
ofavarl.ns ans premium on The Bucks, as
ihcy vclc nothing extra. We rcrrc, ,lat
there was SO lulo competition, bn, came to
,hc conclusion 20 award premiums 10 induce
greater competition in future
hrrraT u. Wurr, Chairman.
John &. Robinson. Greenwood, Tor 'e't
Winter apples 100
Eimord HAYES. Oxford. 2ni les' 10. -
Solomon Chase, Paris, Tor "a bc., DO. 81
John c. Robinson, Greenwood, for
bc,, Fall apples zoo
Oris1n Ripley. Paris, for God best DO. -
EIbul-r Fohcs, Psri., for % hc', DO %
Simon Stevens, Norway, hr five
urcuc, or apples, q cmiuiiyol -
William Hail. Noroay. or Specimen
ut cultivated Caubcr,cs, amluiiy, 90
Lulhcr f. Pike, Nors-y, for Water.
melon, -lw.,r, -
Ephuim - Blake. Hebron, i'r sTcri-
mon OF irhrla Gnps'. a sr1iui'y, %
Thomas n brown. Paris. for specimen
OF Orange Ounce. q rptaiiy. %
Nwvrl r. Tnrr, Chairman.
Ms. Solomon Clas-, Paris, Gr best
fal Bauer 200
Mr.. La-rsla Jlst1a, Paris, far 2al
beside. uo
Mr. Nathaniel Pike, Norway, for
best FAN EauU, 30
Wrs solomon Chase, Paris, Tor 2al
lr, DO. -
Mrs. Iucrclin Jackson, psns, 20, BEES,
Chrc-c. goo
Mr, Nathaniel Pike, Norway, for :nd
brs, do. 90
Mrs. Joel MtIlan, Norway, for ID
bcs, DO. 30
sAurza Woaarla, Chairman.
Tris,nm ITcrsoy,PaH', for best break
ing up Plough, goo
Tri.am IIcr.cy, Paris, for hes, seed
Plough, 90
Jonathan CLARK, Paris, for be-. OK
Yoke, -
VI BrOWy, CUAirw,N.
John r. Blake. fur best Wagon. 90
JouS r. RorNsoS, Chairman.
Samuel Perry, BuckGcld, for les, mar
row Axe, 30
Barimas Durham, Pari ior Butcher
knives, -
Miller & HAYES, Waterford, for Iron
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