Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-09
STATE FAIR ITEMS.

The Fair will commence on Tuesday, Oct. l7th.
Jos. + Holmes ESQ, late Superintendent of Amer
ican Machinery at the Worlds Fair, in London, and
at the Crystal Palace, New York, and now of the
Newark Machine Works, is to be the Superintehd-
ent of Machinery, and of the Mechanical depart
ment at the State Fair of Newark, A large amount
of machinery propelled by steam power, will be on
exhibition. A building two hundred and eight in
length has been erected for the mechanical display!
DR.. Babbit, late Superintendent of the Agricuhu-
raj department at the Crystal Palace will also act
as one of the Shperintendants. Prof. Turner, of
H., prominent agriculturis will deliver the an
nual address.
Members of Committees and Editors are request
ed to register their names at place Nh,ch will be
designated, near tho entrance sttes, Immediately on
! their arrival Committees will be called at ri
o'clock on Tuesday. at the Executive Committees
Tent; the Mound" in the centre of the groundsi
and tacancies will there be flied.
/ Ont of the best Brass Bands in the State will be
in daily attendance An abundance of hay, straw
and water will be delivered at the stalls and stock
peas free. An experienced police forcc will bt III
attendance from the large cities, but still visitors
will need to be the lookout for the ght-fnger-
ed gentry.
The driving ring for roadsters ond blood horses.
is one-third Of mile in circumference Seats will
be erected for ladies, on the inner side Of the en-
bankmont, overlooking this ring, forming a fne
'Amphitheatre." t 5sta 81 f..,tf
All 'lpPAOutloho PREMIUMS; AMER iio Is
over, should be addressed to Thos. Noodle, DepH
ty Treasurer of the Board Of Agriculture at City
Bank, Columbus. IS set forth in the premium
list single admission tickets will be furnished on
Thursday and Friday. at 25 cents.
Railroad Superintendent, will this year furnish
more liberal facilities to Visitors than ever before
Fifteen of the seventeen Railroad routs that will
be made available at the time of the Fair, will car
Try upon all trains without distinction, at half fatE
On the Cincinnati, Xenia and Columbus, shd the
Ohio Central Road, full fare will be charged on req;
ular rains-an extra will be run at half fare.
The Cincinnati and dayton, and the Mad River
Lake Erie Railroads, will charge half usual rates
on stock and drticBs. al other roads will cerrf
free except the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Shippers will generally be required to pay on GO
ing to the Fair, but the money paid, will be re-
funded on return of such stock or articles. Those
who 80 to the fair in their own conyeyances, will
find good hitching ground protected by shade. and
feed convenient, and will then be provided NTH
means to retro to the country at night for accom-
modatons. Extensive preparations are being made
by the farersi and the citizens of Newark, TO furn
ish accommodations. The Newark Machine Conri
pany, are preparing to lodge five hundred persons
Lottery drawings advertised 10 come off at the time
of the State Fair, in way connected with, or
eOuntenanced by the Board of Agriculture. And,
it is probable that property Intended for these Lot
tories, will be prohibited from the Fair grounds,
and any attempt to sell tickets the Fair grounds
or in Newark at the time of the Fair, will be dealt
with as the law directs.
All items of information, that win promise to add
10 the convenience and comfort Of visitors, will be
posted during the Fair. f ,tela s''ia9 odt
Editors throughout tho State please COPY alh