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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-09
OUR BOYS, DEPARTMENT.

OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT.,
the second story will be found to contain the largest
best assortment in the State (out of Boston, Iu
this department it will be our constant aim to keep
iu assortment of every desirable style Of garment o
children from one or two years age up to the largest
sizes Tor youth We beg leave to invite especial attention
to this department.
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GROW YER & BAKE RS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
t1s SUMNER STREET 30 TON,
449 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK,

~ These Machines are justly admitted 10 be
1.-THE bestn for Family Sewing, making w,srong,
land elasti stitch which will rip, even if every
fourth stitch be Circulars sent application by
letter. Agents wanted
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- FRuIT AND oRNANENTAL .,..

oyA FRUIT AND ORN ergza
HS&TREEs The subscriber oGers a fine col te3N
s=A=ection Of standard Pear Trees, embracing $50 N
all the desirable varieties. The Bartlett Seskei Flemish
Beauty and others particularly good this sea
son Dwarf Pears Of god size and excellent condition,
at reduced rates ALo Cherry and Peach trees Grape
Vines Strawberry plants aooseberes, Ourrans &C. &c.
Lawton Blackberry bushes for 81 per doyen, Rebec
Grape vines 81 80 each and other things In popor
ton In the Ornamental department are very fine Nm
glish Iawhorns Purple Beeches, Weeping Ash. Beech,
Elm and Lime, the new American Weeping Willows, Ju
nipers,s Rhododendons, and general assortment OF
eh ubs Creeping Rnd Herbaneous plants. Several thou
sand verbnas at 81 per dcz,n including the best and
newest kinds elsewhere charged extra, such Mira.
Woodrun Mrs. Boliord, Mrs. Williams, Wonderful VIC
tory Noyelt h. So Tomato and Cabbage Plants by
hebuodred or thousand Orders received for large pot
tel plants TO be ready the first OF June.
aI9 d3taw4w D. WALDO LINCOLN.
A. FOR SALE-A foe house, nearly few,
W;ii with seventeenrooms making two good cnemeats,
llp we'll supplied with hard and soft water. The lot
oonane about 5000 square feet Of land, covered with
choice fruit trees situated the Laurel street Meeting
House, will be sold cheap and payments made Liberal
INQUIRE OF A. J. EATON.
ape DIV
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APRIL 8. So
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GRAND SACRED AND MIsCELLA-
NEOUS CONCERT.
CARL FORMEs IN WORCESTER
Mr.. Ulman, Director and Manager Of the New York
Academy OF Music, respectfully informs the public Of
Worcester that be has made arrangements With
CARL FORM s,
nov under engagement to him, for rapid tour through
the principal cities Of the Unon prior to bis departure
for Europe
Gratefully remembering the very liberal patronage he
has received from the citizens of Worcester mansger
Of Mr. Thalberg, Madame sontaF, Henri Herr, Camille
sivori and other artists whom he has induced to visit
America, he respectfully annouces
CARL 7oRMEs FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE,
Monday Evening, April I2, 1883,
M &c H AMOS HALL
CARL FORM
will be supported by the following most distinguished
Artists who have been received with such signal favor
during his late brilliant musical IL New York,
Philadelphia and Boston:
MISS ANNIE MILNER,
the favOrite English Prma Donna.
MR.. ERNEST RING,
tie popular English Tenor
MIR. II, c. COOPER,
the celebrated viOlins from the London Philharmonic
Concerts.
The reputation Of Carl Formes as the greatest living
Basso and Ofaoro singer immeHse sensation produced
by his extraordinary both in this country and all
over Europe, induced Mr. Uman believe that he will
meet with patronage commensurate with the expenses
of this great undertaking
Carl Formes being, like Jenny Lind equally famed as
singer Of secular well az the highest style of sacred
Music and tue OratorCs Of H4Lde AID hay the pre-
gramme will include selections from 0ratoros Engsr
German and Italian; Songs and Airs, with view Of
fordng the publc opportunity hear him In
al the different sty les Of music in which he unap
preached.
CARL FORMEs will sing
l. Aria-Crea len. 2 The Wanderer, by Schubert.
g. Arla-Magic Flute. Aria-Le Maize de Figaro.
Miss MINER will sing
Aria-"With verduie clad "-Creation. 2. Aria
Pnritani' 8. English Ballad. 4 Duett for voice and
VIOLIN,
MI, PERRING will sing
l. My sister dear. 2. Ballad-''0h whisper what thou
feelest" The Maids of Merry England.
Mr. H. G. COOPER will play
l. Grand Fantasia Scotch Airs. 2. Fantasia Irish
Airs.
Tickets Fifty Cents
Reserved Seats twenty-five Cents Extra
The sale of tickets Friday April 9th, at
Marsh's Music Store.
Tickets may also be had at the Door on the evening of
the Concert.
Doors open at 81, TO commence at u o'clock
ap6 d6t
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Let every Sufferer try Bliss Dyspep;ic Remedy
in that stubborn and almost inurable disease Chronic
Diarrhea Read Or. Bliss Advertisement upon that dis
ease. d&w2w ops
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-09

a. LOUR,- 0Ov bbts Flour Of ali gradts, 81 low
y rrices. Fer sale by TuOs. SUTTON,
ja21 dkwu No. Mechan street.
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1853 and ITO Main street, Worcester, Mass.
70 d>f A.P WARE g. CO.

RemOVaI.-Mrs. M. ~ GERALD Physician, and
an experienced and very successful Midwife has removed
from No. Il Nswbqry street to No. 50 Mechanic street,
at the head Of Unon street Special attention given
Uterine Complaints, and diseases Of children.
iyl7 DIFF
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~ o R q HI Ii R l..
ALL WOOL PRINTED DeLAINEs,

We selling very pretty things for the above
low price, among them may be FUND 10 ps. in small g
ures fjr children. BRYANT SHELDON.
Itf
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WNANIELS's g n NULAR FT-EL
~ RI0Hrs Rights, with requisite machinery icr
manufacturing this popular material which costs but
about onethird a. much a. charcoal preferred
wherever introduced, to either charcoal or split wood
msy be obtained BY Addressing the ubscrber.
D. D. WABHBURN, Taunton, Mars
General Agent for the UDited s,stea
b. All purchasers are guaranteed The ENCLU
sIVE sale In the territory they purchase The right Tor
Worcester County cannot fail to prove profitable IN.
vsst~ert df ap7
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~. Henry Sargent giyes speoial attentip e
discas Of the Eye once No. II Worcester Bank booi
myap
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
rrn LANES CLARK iS

CELERRATED@4-F ALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription o. sir ). Olarke, ID. D.
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfaiinF in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the e
male constitution is subject 1t moder; tes all and
removes all obstruction and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited II will, in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One llar bears the Government
stamp of Great Bsittsn to prevent counterfeits.
CRut On! q!
These Pills should be taken by females that
pregnant, during the first three months they
sure bring miscarriage, bnt at every other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain
the Back and Limos Fatigue slight exerti0n Papita
ton of the Heart Hysterics and Wits these Pills will
effect when all other means have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel antmc-
ny, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions company each package.
Sole Agent for the United States ard Canada.
JOB M0SRs,
(Late L C. Baldwin Il Co. ) Rochester, n. Y.
N. B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
ihoriEed Agent will ensure bottle of the Pills by
mail
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tates.
BURR FOSTER, L CO., No. oornhill, Boston,
Wholesale Agents for New England
For sale by VIM Bush Co wholesale and retail
agents, and druggists generally d&wd dec22
The WOnderfmf and Gifted Indy has
arsyed, giving the people Of this place opportunity
teting her wonderful Gift of Prophecy.
She will describe your future wife husband, tell
whether you Will be rich pc r, describe absent friends
give advice tn relation to lawsuits, losses marriages.
Births and Deaths tell rast present and future events
Anu uhlobk the mysteries OF tle uu. Sus osstsses INC
gift Of prophecy to remarkable degree as all will testify
who have called upon her.
P. s She will prescribe for diseases.
She will receive calls from a. IL N, from to
p. M and from in the evening, No 12l Main
Street, up stairs, James Green Co.'s Drag Store,
Worcester, Mass. is28 dH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-09

A. WHIT NG,s
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOM
mys No Mechanics Hail.. Up stairs. dig
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-09

Mr. KENNEDY, o. Roxbury, has discovered in
ne Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
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AUCTIONS.
4.OOO.OOO FEET FHs = OF 9E7oI h9M-

Also, several Planning Macnines- rne Merrimack Lu n
Der Com Jany, having sold tner Mi Lowell to Nor
auLd Co., (who sill continue the business h
wish to close off their stock OF Lumber and vii offer tbs
At Auction, TUESDAY, Apr 10, 1875 at 10 O'Clock
a N. Terms liCeral- See handbllis and catalogue
APT It's
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HpISLEY's COMPOUND FLUID Exc
AZ TRACT OF BUCHU,

EpISLEY's COMPOUND FLUID Exc
TRACT OF BUCHU,
In those dii eases peculiar to FEMALES
LEUCoRRh0EA OR WHITES;
PAIN IN THE BACK OR LONE,
BURNING AND sCALDIRa SENSATIONS.
lRREGuLARnIEs, &C., SC,
has for years he considered ny ousanIs in every SEQ
tion OF The country the most reliable preparations
before the people In the pounding Of this Remedy
particular referee was had to
FEMALE COM PLANTS
in general and from great success 10 these complaint,
Is attributed BY is proprietor the its now almost
univer al use and CT, at popularity. Throughout the
Middle states as well as Throughout the SOUTH South
West and West its sale Is icmense more especially ID
the more Sou be latitude, where those diseases occur
from relaxation and ostutiou OF the system The Pro-
pretor Is confident tpst this alton has no equa ia
the diseased referred to- and every invalid is respectfully
solicited to est IT. and II they DO in COED fah closely
following the d ectons viii well repay the Expenditure
OF the dollar the price OF the medicine.
For sale by all Druggists
HARRAL RIsLEY, h KITCHEN,
rs Barclay street. New York sole Agents for The Propr
eIor. dhW2w ap3
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NEW SPRING GOOD ).

Il Ar C e A r RIv L s
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Domestic and House Furea aing Goods
DC O., d5 o., & O.,
ofevery description. Read few of the many bargains
In store.
10 cases American Prints, very handsome
case beautiful French Prints.
so pieces Valencia and other Dress Plaids.
5000 yds Rich DeLaines
case Moreehs, all colors.
20 bales Brown sheetings, etc, and up.
10 cases Bleacehed Cotons. all priocs.
Bales and cases of Tiokings, Denms, Striped Shirt
ings, and Quilts.
Soo Linen DamasE Covers and Napkins little soiled
at bargains. Call and see them.
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WORKING FOR sALE-A hrai
H-TIT rate yoke Of Working Oxen we'll broke, and
W-H seven years old, weighing 3,i00 lba. Price
suak4-<- tiTb Apry 10 JAMES BALL, Hotthbofo'.
APT d9s&W3t
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30
Cheap and Powerful Dlsinfec ting
--- Agents.

For the cesspool, now that the warm
weather is at hand, you viii find either Of
the following disinfectants sufficient to re-
move tho offensive smells of which you
complain as having annoyed you and your
family last summer. Itis really won
der to US, in view of the trihng cost Of
some OF the most powerful disinfectants,
that residents in our large cities WI suffer
30 much Inconvenience, aud often sick
noss-as too many do-whon tho cause
can be so readily and oheaply removed.
Either Of the following will fully answer
your purpose: ] f, One pint Of the "liQuor
Of chloride ef zine" in one pailful Of
water. aud one pound Of chloride Of lime
in another pail(Vl Of water, This is,
perhaps, the most effective, theoretically
and practically, Of anything that can be
used, aud ahen thrown into privy vaults.
cesspools. or upon decaying matter Of any
description, Will effectually destroy al Of
lensiys odors. The cost Of those sub,
stances is,33 cents. p One pound Of
sulphate Of zinc, and one pound OF lime,
dissolved separately each IN pailful Of
water. This Is notas efIoctual as tho pre-
ceding, but viii answer a very gocd.p lr-
pose. viii cost twenty cents. 3 Three
or four pounds Of sulphate Of irou, (eop-
peras) dissolved in one pailfahof hoL wa
ter, will in most cases DO sufficient TO re-
move all Offensive odors from priyy yYaulis,
cessaools. &c, Cost, three or four eonts
per pound. A. Ono peck OF charcoal
dust, thrown into a priyy Yayilt once a
week viii answer every purpose. s.
Chloride Of lime. costing eight cents pei
pound, is the best to scatter about damp
/ places in yards. in.damp cellars, and upon
heaps Of flth O. Take TWO ounces Of
sugar Of lead, and dissolve itin ono rail
| ful Of water. and add two ounces Of ni
trio acid (aquaiortis This foftas uiirat,
Of lead. which is a good disiniectaut
particularly for offensive sink spouls ant
] the like. The cost is small.
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stIttten pottrp
From The Cincinnati Times
THE swILL-MILK DEMOCRACY.


AsoSo 10 the TUNE "rrs oao COW pirp TO"
sing you now Of certain COW, the qucorest run
old brick,
Who, TO keep her nib in the public crib, has ih
iolicst cunning trick.
Mind you, now, sing this cow in a uny quit
polic)
With her ulcercl bag aud stumpy tail enough Z,
matea fllow sick
This swillmilk Democracy all Of The mojcrr
time
Her eycs are btarcd. her tail is scared, her tcctl
are dropping ont;
Her lungs dccaycd, The foul air made that play,
about her sncut;
While now, COED back, in her aged back no back
, bone nuikos her stout;
But a. lriahwan, with that old Ga pan, an rorp
the bloody old Thirteenth Ward, has %
hold her up when to milk her they 60
about
This swill-milk Democracy all Of the modern
time.
Now science tries to analyzc the milk that lorn
her flows,
One half was lies Of the largest size, the truth We
will Disclose
From fodder tracts without the facts a poisoned
smell arose,
The doctor sent to experiment GIT so Internal
sick at hisstomach that he had to hold his
nose
From swill-milk Democracy all Of the modern
time,
About this COW there's tlronging now, very
hungry crew.
The milk they swill with hearty will as ever
whole hogs knew,
Yet truth 70 tell while some are we'll, right sick
are not few,
And there are Stcedman, smith, Groo.bcek and
Link, George Pendlcton aud Pugh.
From swill milk Democracy all Of the modern
time.
Yet each viii work like any Turk that swill may
still prevail,
Lawrence aud Hall and Cox and all, has each his
dirty pail,
While Faran aud Smith, her men Of pilh, keep
the article for sale,
And Bloss, the beauty, Bloss The dextcrous little
Bloss Pnts plaster 10 her tall
This swill-milk Democracy all Of the modern
timo.
Yet the day must como, fear strikes them dumb,
when Sookcy Doodle dies,
She rotten lives, while milk she gives, 80 her
death will none surprise
Save those who shirk all honcdt work, who then
win damn thcir eyes,
And express their utter astonishment that they
ever lid Uphold such a deeaycd old insti
tution--then fill the world with cries
'Gainst the swil-milk Democracy all Of the mod
crn time ORC.
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g Q5ooo Storp
GOING DOWN HILL.
Dr mas. S. +. DOUGHTY,

.That looks bad" exclaimed Farmer
White, with an expressive shake Of the
hend, AZ he passed q neglected garden and
broken down fences, in one Of his daily
walks. ,s
dad enough" was tho reply Of Tho
companion to whom the remark was ad
dressed, "Neighbor Thompson appears
to be running down hill pretty fast. /
can remember when everything about his
little place was trim and tidy" ~,
"lt is quite the contrary now, return
ed the farmer. "IIouse, out-buldings
and grounds, al show the wantof mas
ter's care. l am afraid Thompson Is in
the downward path" t,.
"lIs always appeared to be a steady,
industrious man" rejoined the second
speaker. II have q pair Of boots on my
feet at this moment of his make, and they
have done me good service"
al have generally employed him for
myself and family" was the reply, "and
I must confesa that.he is good workman;
but! nevertheless, believe 1 shall step in
TO Jack Smith and order a pair Of boots,
Of which / stand in need always make
il a rule never to patronize those who ap-
pear % be running behind hand. There
Is generally some risk in helping those
who do not try tc help themselves" ~
very true, and as my wife desired me
70 see about pair Of shoes for her this
morning, l win follow your example, ana
call upon Smith. lie is no great favorito
Of minef howeyer-au idle, quarrelsome
fellow"
"And yet he seems to be getting ahead
IN the world, answered the farmer, @and
am willing to give him a lift. But /
have an erranc At the butchers, Step ii
with me a moment. l will not detair
YOU"
/ AT the butchers they met the neigh
Dor who had been the subject of theil
previous conversation. lie certainly pre-
sented rather shabby appearance, and
in his choice OF meat there was regarS
TO economy which did not escape the ob
servation OF farmer White. f..i
After few passing remarks, the poo
shoemaker took his departure. and th
butcher opened his account book will
somewhat Of an anxious air, saying, a
no charged the Bit Of meat:
Il believe il is time that neighbo
thompson and | came TO settlement
short accounts make long friends"
! no time % lose, j should say" rc
marked the farmer,
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OHIO, FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1858.
StlisttllaNp
Want Of Confidence.


a httlo Freuchman loaned v merchant
Eve thousand dollars when the times wer,
good lie clled at ,lo house a few day,
since IN state Of agitation not easily de.
scribed.
"lIow DO you do2" inquired the mer
chant,
sick very sick" rcplioi the mon.
siour.
"What is the matter9"
"De times is de natter"
"Ltiimess what disease Is that?"
"Da maaido what break al DO mer-
chanis, vory much"
"Ah, Tho times, oh?--wen, they ARE
bad, very bad, sure enoUghi bat how 40
they affect you2"
IVY monsieur lose dc confidence"
"ln whom2"
"ln every body"
"Not in me, | hope2'
"Pardonez mos, monsieur; but I do
not know who to trust at present, when
all do merchants break several times, all
10 pieces
Oyg'
"Oui, monsieur, staryo for want Of
EcrgcHt"
Cant you do without it?"
"No, monsieur, l must have him."
"lou must?"
"Oh, monsieur" said little dimiiy
breeches, turning pale with apprehension
for the safety Of his money,
"Aud you cant do without it?"
ono, no monsieur, not you other leetle
moment lopgare."
The merchant reached his bank book
drew a check on the good old Commercial
for the amount, and handed it to his yisi-
tor.
'Vat is dis, monsieur?p It.-.
"a check for i've thousand dollsro,
with the Interest,""
"Gs it bon?" said the Fronchman, with
amazement.
Certainly"
"lIaye yru de rargeri in DO bank?"
Yes
"And it is pariaitmont convenient 10
pay de sum?'
"Undcubtodly. What astonishes you?"
Ivy, dat you have got him in deos
limes?"
ooh, yos, and have plenty more.
owe nothing that l cannot pay at a mo-
meht's notice.
The Fronohmau was perplexed.
"Mons;eur you shall do me one leotle
favor, eh?"
"With all my heart"
"Yel. monsieur, you shall keep dc Tar
gent for me some little year longer"
"Why, | thought you wanted it?"
YToHt az coHtrcirc. no want 90 Tar
gent-l want dc grand confidence. Sup
pose you no got de money. den want
him very muoh-suppose you got him,
den | no want him at all. Poas coH,pre.
neg, eh2"
After sorao further conference, tho liz.
Gle Frenchman prevailed upon the mer-
chant TO retain the money, and left the
counting house with light heart, and
very different from the one
he wore when he entered. His confl leuco
was restored and although he did not
stand in need Of the money, he wished
10 know that his property was in safe
hands.
This little skitch has n moral, il the
reader has sagaciiy enough to End it,
Hunts merchants Magazine, for 1889.
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NO.13
Big Premiums Important to
Wheat Growers and Farmers
Generally,

W hNot GAuWbAh anu NaGm0re
Generally,
We aro grstied to motto by an adyer.
tisemert In the Caio Farmer. that other
Ohio manufacturers Of Agricultural I'm.
lplaments have emuhied the generous ex.
ample Of Mussra. Baldwin. Dewitt & Co.
Of the Cleveland Agricultural Works
IL viii bc recollec,ed that this enternri,
ing firm last season placed at the DISPOSAL
luf the State Board Of Agriculture one Of
their bes, NANNY Combined Reapinp aud
Moving Machines. b bo awarded as a
premium Tor tho bost crop Of Wheat.
sowu last fall, ct not less than 10 acres,
whose aggregaio product shall not be less
than 900 bushels. The extra additional
premiums are as follows;
Messrs. y. Kurus e. Cu.. of DAYTON.
have tenderod To othe State Board Wheat
Drill worth $50, to DO awarded as a
premium on The best ten acres of Wheat,
drilled ia The pasi autumn
Messto. Thomas & James. Of Dayton,
have placed at Tho disposal Of the Board
one OF their "llopo Grain Drills" 10 be
worth $3.50, 70 DO awarded as a premium
Tor the best Essay on the superiority Of
drilling grain 10 broadcast sowing.
The Board is authorized, also to 6fleg
for the secoud best Essay on tho adyan-
mgts Of drilling grain, ono of Coggeshall
& Warmers New Combined Cylinder
Grain aud Seed Drills, manufactured by
Mossrs. Russell T. Co., Massillon, and
valued at $50 The Premium Machines
will all probably be on exhibition at the
State Fair at Sandusky.
The Premiums on farms are-Besl
Stock Farm, or farm In grass, whether
devoted to dairyingr or to the iottcuing Of
stock, $50. Second best do, Se5, Best
Grain Farm, or farm in tillago, whotEer
applied to grain, or other useful crops,
$50. Second best do, S25. Farms en-.
tered for competition must not be less
than flty,aores, exclusive Of woods and
waste. an entries must be made before
tho let Of July, and be accompanied by
a plot Of the farm, and statement de-
scribing the soil, buildings, fences, stock,
crops. fruits, manure. improvements com
pleted and in progress, the general man
agement, and q complete account Of ex.
penditures and returns. An engraving
of the premium farms, buildings, DC,
will appear in tho Annual Report Of the
State BoaId. Entrance Foe for Farms,
S5,0O.-CIcVe. Leader.