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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

Adviees have been received at Washington
from our legation at China, which state that,
the treaties with our Government and those of
Great Britain, France and Russia, have been
ratified by the Emperor. Nothing remains on
our part, but the final approval by the President
and Senate, of the treaty negotiated ~ Mr.
Reed, when it may be dispatched to China for
the exchange Of Publications.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

= u We learn, by letter from d. G.. Boomer,
Esq. that the official msjority for Trinbls in
Pottawa;tamie county 10 2o9 instead Of $50, as
We had It. Sears. independent Democrat, sup
ported by Republicans, is elected Judge in the
POtta W atistaie district
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

The Washington Star charges that Hon Fred
z. Stanton ''has turned Republican" and means
to come up as candidate for Senator in KAN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

=, roifics ns well rs pugilism entered into the
Aorfissey, Heenan prize.hght. The two par,ie,
represent the two factions into which the New
iork city democracy are divided; Mortisssy
ana ms crew are Fernando Woods men whils
meenan and his hackers are the bulliss OF IN
ianany Hall or Office holding school. Thu
s'cA,es ana Walbtidge Congressional contest
divided tho talk oil the Buffalo saloon. -
Morrissey and Heenan, during the late gs,h.s
Ing. OF the fancy there.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

Postmaster General Brown has matured
plan, which will be recommended 10 Congress,
for establishing an arrangement by which mo-
ney orders, upon the basis Of the British system,
may be Transmitted through the Post 0liiee.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

Newton said that the comet az lsso fla. n,
nearest approach 10 the sun, was two thousand
tunes hotter than red hot iron. He also caleu-
lated that u II was as large AZ our earth, and
possessed the quality OF cooling one hundred
times Easter than red hot iron, five hundred
years would be required for il 10 lose the heat
u had acquired from the sun.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

IL is among the Washington on dts that Mr.
Buchanan, in his forthcoming message, will
take strong ground in favor OF Railroad 10 the
Pacific, and that he has definite plan to pro.
pose. If he should not favor the extreme
Southern line, through the Staked Plain, it will
be wonder.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02


Cur Dowx.-TAe puboque Express and He
raid has been cut doun 70 q seven column pa
psr-the sig 81 III -k-Eye. This Is sensi-
bic. Two years ago The E. 4 II. vas nine
column paper, about the axe OF the Chicago
papers. and there were six or ssven dailies in
Dubuque. Now there are but two. These mat
sers give very correct idea Of the state Of
Affairs in that place. Two years ago they were
spreA d'ng over an immense space lin their own
sstimation) and in "a few days" calculated to
rival Chicago and ST. LOUIS They failed in
"ro-v thing but debts. They did succeed in con
..acting few debts. Their pretensions have
had tumble, and a paper no bigger than the
HAwk-Eye 10 abundantly sufficient to ac-
oommodate the business wants of Dubuque
As our toploftical aspirations were not after the
manner of our up-river rivals VIC still keep the
same old size and get along in the same old
way, having to day larger space occupied by
business advertisements at better prices than
ever before. Our progress is not Of the retro.
grade order.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02


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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

ssssioa - Davsnport the following corrsspon-
sdssss Aas taken place between ten lawyers rs-
!. dding h Dubuque and sandry csizens Of D.
-%nmnnn<.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-02

I'd The campaign IN IIEnois, now dfaWlng
to a close, has been one of the most exciting
and well fought political contests ever known
in this country. Mr.. Lincoln has made for
himself, by his gentiemanly department aud ar
gumentatiye aud foreible speeches, particularly
in the debates with Douglas, a national seputa-
ton. At every step he ha risen in the public
man than was supposed even by bis Illinois
friends. Should he beat Douglas, az we believe
he will, he will heneeforth stand prominently
forward among the eminent statesmen cf the
roupfrv
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-09
s n8rD8>8fai 6en@GtabGiiem n,
0tr8. 1863 g. III, Central Mpenue,
BnItfmrre, Wf6

Bnlttnrre, Wte.,
tGIt fDrtmSbrenb ~SSrrdttis Porter. Ie unb Gtber, ebenlr
2cntOn . 8r3pn : Stout, bic befen Sprttn, edrGnttrt ais tn
6ldf6en tnpprttrt. WtinerGIwaHer tn alien Audlttdten, fret
pom f6dbli6cn Subfan;en. 6erner; Ntineratwafer Som
tdnen, @eneratprs- Ga fben, So df6tuen, NIT ben neuefsn per
= Amertfdniffe 8rOnen.StCut unb 6tttr Ne tn
Ilo1ben. Mlte unb neue 8lafhen perhen eefduft ub cers
fault. IGeinteer @sent In Baltimore fir SmttbS @ttlabeI'
Rbi1 Nle. - Afe ribt Observation-Disclosures @eserfdnbe ptrben
Suri d%oenpnmen unb baS Gelb nteber erftdttet. GCrbitCrer
aGe Nrten OpnG nrDr in TIRE Rpntdusn etfunt erhGIte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-09
St,focr's pcrDeGerte g1Gbmoibine.

&tt0Vrb V~VTVVFFVTEe yNNUEWu|tVIHV.
Tiete Mo{dine nurbe mad einsnt unpdrtbeiifGen 8erfudI
ruf berporifer N~usasaun8 nit bent tSdfen@ rdmtum betOtnt
Gs 1T pnnRtbia, SUn ben geretsnfen ~ fprsd1en, ba oerer
Ipirb, has cine er5sere NasaRt era %beniclben In @ebreNd) 1T
IRIS beina6e pm Gaen anperen jufGntnten aeuprnr1en. mir err
lauben uns. 8abrtfanten pfdn5er pnb ga n liter
Iauf bic 3tatIa6e aufnertiam III nadden, bab bic firBlidange.
I5rodten @arbeferwn9en bic Mai6ine tn.pteteu 8esebun8er
lvereinfadt baten. Sic ltefext ieBt bpppelt 70 biel Nrbeit ali
lfriber unb tit Die einSi9e Wai9tns, Die feine pn6 erpbe 5abrt,
tate, entmeher in 2etnpanb Dber 3aber, ndhen fanH, ais rent
lfein uuterf6teb I'M 0tateriol mare. Aue fnb nit ber erDeteI
ISorofalt unb ~Sauerbaft Be6dut.
Qgtr Fnb tn BEN Stanb 8eieBt, unisre @EaI@inen unter Ittc
f9asa S 5Gsrts %@SsI RsVp pnt rrtr y tgt" Sp ['Gsi G' u nmSut sss
l8prwdnoe Der 8tItGteit Befoufi taten perben einea fplbs1
lEauIb ietr Sprtbetlbaft faben.
Nustanft mtrO nit BEN sr66tengsrsndaen In unfsrer 0fFs
Ser. 105 8altiroreltraBe, Baltimore,
.ertfe!lt s. VI. Sin s er y. @ra
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P"" N'"'oN T"NINN o 4" V'IW.S : ivy ttBuEhpt OUpkES ~
S%rrrGtbis.
err6e Gpttaf6e praGt6tbeG nit Slufra.
ttpnsn ppn S. SGnprr, Iler. Strr6uber unS an.
bern Yletfern, Dfutfhes Nattpn0tsg Deff. SAS.
ner ret3 p%er9olbeter Wsarcqutnbb. nit 9Vlbt&A. $1,000
berbtbel, 6auertaft GnR f&Sn In Sseer eebunt.
= nil S@tGB $50
NIT Sta9!gtQsn SGn &aHlSa9, ealb GFarOecObhe. :t2,0O
lin Bd1be, rstb ~Ssreplbct s9o
Dteielten. @rttdthe Nus8ebe In 6 SGnbrn' reid Der.
= 9Gleett eGls MtarreeGbdnfe init @rltfGnttt 1000
. 6~tticrs 10 erte IN 2 SGpeen, Srisinalausaabe,
bdlb 8altleeertGnee 35O
IEeliL99 Werte z 2elet tn 1'8e, f9Sn eetHnb. 2.75
EGuII > " gre Sgener Wtouhelinbp. nit Sere. 40
10 fGptte merle, 3 8Gnbe, elegant %setunben $50
u alter SecttS ausssp, ROmaHe, 10 EbetIe, eIes
CANT gesuubet 6.75
I8einete ber 8H&S, tluFrirt Erei5 u. eer8maf.
rpl setnnbtn 500
WtSEtp Qpnbpn, so prdGt1oae Sta6lft6e Hr6
ant&ten Der MetrCpPIia .9tet@er Rpufdtnbanp,
gdnS neu 500
alters 8 ef@fGteber DeutfGen nit sie.
len 6DlafGnttt., reid S~ersNGoeter 5aIbmarpcccbs. $50
% en- bts 8tlter~NtlRS Der GGnoer., @elhtdts.
unb VDlferfunbe IN elmer Wdppe nit Cert Gas
4 b i n N els fdutmtltGe g4erf2, S6tler @uSedbe4
8be. balb Wdr0ecS 32)
. srUns Derts, 10 9Gnbs, balb ltGrUecO, setunS.
nit Statlfi6eE. 4,5O
9 bGFesp edr 80 QDerte, is S6nte NIT StablltHer
SdlbndrpCCobbe. 500
@Sttes, GGtltrs, 2ersuS, 8rstlterdtts, 8ireers u. @ebt1te
6UnerS Sbpfee opa @pB, cine tu6f9e @nspapl Spn Stu.
NyS CS STv,,b +. ,[n.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-09
Grite Yremiula Ytau0s
TorteS !
BON
@tHi0,st Gndbe.
dlteter GtelINdDer Der frlperen Jtrma
8rabe, @dble & So.
SD tabt Epeben bic Sab II unb ben @er'auf untsr BET Btrn1
VIM. KNABE & Co..

ulI6rRr 0EttVuptt e iFUqtCfH UITMN
3uabe, @dble & Sc.
Sd tats FpeBen bic Sab Il nne ben ger'ouf untsr BET 8trna
VIM. KNABE & Co.,
auf benz alien phase
93p8. I, 3. 5 unD Z, gprb Gutam StraFe.
~aeosnuter benz Grtaw.6puie, Baltimore, Ifb., risber er6fnet.
= 8oufenb fir bic auS9ebretete @6nneri6aft, relde Ger fri.
Ibereu 6irma patrenD Der lesten Is Sabre Ju Gteil nurbe,
nta6t Der unter;ei6nete benz pubIifum bic ~traesenfe Inseigs,
Ibas er fet benz Tpbe beS eiren IbeilbaberS. 6rn. 9enre@Gtie,
Iburd btFen 3pb bic Grmpasmte sel6f wDrbsn mar, ben ean3en
Itebeutenbsn @Orrotb Der nod unsplenbeten pianUs. 9pls Hnb
Ianberem rrdparirten MatertQl fauftd an f6 eebradt BAT. @r
utrb besbaGb bassSefdGft in benz alten Stgle tn hem friibe.
rem @ef6dftsIOfGl furtbetreiten uab eS I'd sur Qufsabe ma.
ben, GAS PLANO INNER neRr tn ietner WOaenbunG sa Derpsf-
auser fstuen alten @uarsabaufsrn unb Der gatrtt in Gu.
sab.@ptapfrase, mt Der 8rDnte mad Weahroose erfi6tst, in
pelGer CT cine erpss &nsabI Der teffen Arbeiter ~befdGftistc.
Sn btefer 6abrtt weroen pianos NOD elmer neuen Scala ee.
Ifertiat, fir welGe er bel br &uSieuung i'm N~lar9lGnb. Suft.
tut, no bic befsn Snarumentenma6er aus Bolton, Nep,gprl
unb ga ttmpre IA Ytanps %aus8eFslt battrn, bt: b d Il {
. + a m e erbtelt.
9sr aas y, Ss Sn !. ,Ftsr ~nrss IT, 5nrs g .s.. 'ara bic
6enfaas bos { r fe9ram / u nj %srttetIt murbe.
Our6 bieIe beben @tobliHemtnts 1T er in ZEN Gtanb ee1est
ale Nuftrdee, NIT wel6en sr betbrt ntrb, auf's YrOmpttfe
@Gs in 6isfer 8obrif setnuteu gieups paben sole sIerne
8abmen unb itnb 70 ccRtruitt, bab fe BET MISREPRESENTATION
Gem 8Ima irtbtrfetcn.
8ianrs auf 8eItelIuna
unb sHn iefer SpGS- unb 8auart wcr6en s~eIfetert. ESs
pabl Der Mtoterielien Sefipeubet uub er fonn baber FIR iebes
aus t Msm wtee,uemeat psTSpreeGsnbe !Snitrumsnt bic Gar.
NOS beFse. '"~ '"'' S"'" S'"'
AIe S11rtnmente aus tnetner Sdbrit merbeu fir ! Sohre
Don benz Sag hes 0srfaufeS an earontirt. ~ oNT"
Befrnbere Aufnertfamfett trirb ant bic 4uetpobI bun Gin.
frunenteu, hcIGe In elmer errsen @ntfernune serserbs, S -
ben, perwenbst uno Elm @prre&t bes llmtau|des innsrboIS &
Npnaten ppnt @erfaufetage an, rtrb %seaattct, 5oGts elm an.
frument ntdt ~prafdubts b%efrieeisen. :" 0"-
l6- @rcBtGncier wereen %rpbItbun, Bet uaS Spr,ussrsMp,
Iebe tie fh dnberwGrts IN feben.
gefGnfis s%crrdtbis cine Gusrabl SSn so eIubeUus.
lSru BEN befen Snfrumentenmadsrn su $45 hts 500.
nc 9 tanpS 10 erben um.eetduf9f ausee
m G t b M IT.
krobc II. 60
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANn
~unneespeen mad benz neuen @ebdube te- Baltimore 8ant,
@de Spn Baltimore unb st. PAUL StraBe.
Mtdarb g. DOrfeD 9rdltOent.
ireftpre
gDm. g.. 9arrtfCn, Nrt. 81. @rrub, Spbn Murpbs,
Or. 90. ~gDpObfSs, SUnn y srrup, Gam. 9ert.
Sames @urrns, @oB gDtnans. 8. 3. DUrfeu,
George Rp9erS, NfIeS WbttF. &Idrt 81 ttreu,
SnO. q. NpB, g. Scales SReeie, Ser. q. &etfe.
Dtefe 8ant TT td8lt9 BON 10 bis1 hbr tGr ben @mPfdng
pom Dtprften unb MusSatlune BON Selbern pfen.
@eb Tam SOn1 Dollar dufwdrts tinterlest merbfa. EteSns
|terefen betrdeeu 8ter prGeent per Sabr, u, wtrb duBer-
benz ppn benz ueberf@ue ane3Sebre etne @rtrG"DtStbenbf
iunterbi lie DepOftpren Sertbetlt.
gnnmen Don trgsnb ,tnemSstraSe wsrbsn SFn5nbiotbuen
Gefeufhdften pber Nfpctationen nt9egeneenpmmen.
Vertetratbete Srduen unb Wttneerjdbrtee tonnen 8elb In To-
rem etsenen Wansn bepUntren nnb bleibt biefelbe ausiAltsBIid
III thrGr e9enen 8~erfi9ung. 22p9
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VianrS anf 0effelInno

ga St6ers Mittel, Sdlte 3u Serf6sa&ea .unb F& tu:etn
aueenet m c Stim muus IN SerieBen, LIMB:
Batauta. Nrac, Samdtcd Rutn,
GeDt6 9iebtanb G6bisfeS, fOpie
frdn,SFfbe gOonacs ub Brdnntwetut.
SD babe fpide BON Der befen Aualitdt ue ;u ben ~biQieRen
ISretlen af benz Qaaer, y. j. ul1dn
SmpDrteur unb 2frtQdteIr,
Deti01S Rr. 5sH@ IS d5Rrss".
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N,rcn s esn,DaIcm
9ene uno fdI6ms Waar:A.

(Sm Meuc uTo fdl6ns MaarsA.
ssaAa& Garfield, Brother II. So.
ST.. 229, Settiaert.. @at ben G~tarEtsar.,
Httu btt MufnerffdS fsit Der Raufer duf tbr neuc$ unb eIesa IN
u Eager TFn Bane5sNrttitIn, 0rsge}etHntttn e~OIbensu rbrsr
,raGtD"ltn Ssutitrteu &C., rsi5t fs nsuIs@ BON europa tnlr Ut
,rter: garuntsr t :Enesn a9 ssl&nadSDQ starostttt. frGa'5
SGsautbetdIter 2btebn@fsn aaH Stsarreu. 1aptls, eabt,s
trnpaniUrs, Sartsnssnduf., gprtn0nnaits. StnsfI&s geft
orpns. artiftIn. MarmO Or arbsten, fslntTasm gBafsr, Drssbs
tt YorseGu.. % aerea Damsnfdfern, Opsrn.p %erlpeittten Sp
gerImuttei uab G Ifenbein. 8olbtne Btbern, Portfolios, Qtautur
Sfrritsr @tt BIaf6en unh tittntn @ldfern.
5plneMe Wbren+
ecn ben befeE Wttfttn duryea's araeftrttat rtt fSfdrdttss
5olJ6ttduitu, fir be1su @ltt8aranfjrt wtrb Hnbtn anen GBr
u %uCrTdtbie.
NrGbt1One 1utUeiett,
arc ban neaefen Gt9It. 1pm QpncGn, Darts, @enf mt sD'e,
intsprttt', fDUtt rtt&e S6muffa&tu unftrer etB ener 8abrtS.
seaft- 1s KtttftrDies gsbsr eRFelas gleGsr, @abtln -
pom uns ielth fabrtitst, Upfur MIR eine WtbatGt, b04 bhhH
Uranium bet Der bttRsen ausaeauus bes RassIaah.S nfttutf
%crhteIten.
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9m 8iheritCre 9tC. 3, Scutb @aplir.,
nsten Der GSrrefpDnbeut.Sfftee
fnb stniSs babl8e 3u @sfatntsn fA stenenbe 8a8sr =
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gu uerfaufen
SGufer utitS Qdn0.
Nc. 55 Ncrt, WaDItr

AswgvA gu %rert1ufe fen
ssaaTS Sdufer uuo 2ano.
sHAs 10 Nfer Qanb NIT @eb6 Itdfetten, nabt ct.
-@@As@Ea Gtairs Sane unb nate br SfabtgrdnIe II rSr
is Nder rrAetGbr So Mei(en IN tr 8eIdtrsRpab, cutttptrt;
$50 Gder an Der Ntjtdoetpbia SdtircdO Ou 6arepcrb) Is
9der nate her 9arfOrb gtie, n%Esefatr 81 Mst!,n zen Der
Gtabt ;wet Gnrnter IN Garrct eruntv rHssfabr 6 &feiIeH
1teiien $50 eanses sfdaieE an Wiaia n IT, 8 SGuler an
@%spnumsntfr.; Store n6 seCengng an SSefentrass; 3 pau.
Sbatswcrtbfr; 3Satsr an Der sSsalette sOn ealbSunsr:;
arass: Inb ptelt anbere in SerfGtstencn Stabttbeit,n, @runb
m Serpadten All @rCabrd9, Wiabifpn, Wpnument, SIC
NSlserrs, SeFer(cn Baltimore uub anberen Stra6en aud al
8elair Mpenut.
SlDdet unh gprrtS.
afttte: 50. 68,sSdsettefr,, / GbIr wefli6 Srm Man'
rpbpntcue.
RS- Raufbrtee,t Mtetp.S Untr ate. 8eRamcn c ub dnbere
IfdriftliGe paptereI lUwie g0dtfsn.gsttSts.st sc ssa
Ibefeas befrrst.,
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Often bobnen {

I Wiftia fir @inlrannerer uno Geilence..
ALL Grlparnib bon 53cit, 0stO -
2s&ss9N38 unb GntferuiHg -
bura bic
AdIttmcre. nnb &btDs Gifenbdbn.
mad alien Sbeilen hes @eltenS
ibtr
Yarfer8bura unb Wfarietta, rter genippco,
Mbeelin9 unb Columbus.
Die Baltimore unb Sbis- @iienbatu bistet benz rsttenSsn
pub!itum bic erSBten @srtteut In 8esua at Siut8tett, Se'
auelnlihteit, @tGerteit, pInttt6teit unb S6Suteit Der Gee
nerien, 70 tde ie Sn feiner nnrern 8Gtn in bieism 0anbs uber'
trofsn wtrb. Diefe Satn, pom atldnttl4en ,Dteer aneeeesno,
it fte GtteRe muse ebetntefe 0tnie oIsiGsettie dberIdud re tnr'
unt f6nspfe, unb bnter bic ti1teft Hrute fir BITE Wetlen'
rem mad benz Wehen, BITE niGt p~srfebIsn ipltsn, Ne gu bennsen.
Meilers@ ntfernuna ccn 8altin,cre nah
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EnhrsB rei@e:

GD~ 3ur beIcnoeren TenlltnlBnopine.
@tnmanberer unb ReiFeabe fUatfn feGr Orrit6tte ZEN, sss
IFe TIRE gilette fdufen unb fpnten etslelfen nur Won ipt0en
l~aroedeuten gedrnten taufen, tpefde cpn tbreni 8sealte lsben,
ni&t aber pDn Matlern Uesr ;3niidsntrd9etn, ba re heaf o os
@efabr ~auseelest fnb, bef&~tneelt Su MERE" "@' 'F ~e'
lun,frnf %aue8eben.
Ourhfabrt8s giQette
mad uaeu GtetIeu bss goetens fnb su boben Bet
Gb. Il. 6iIcebrdnSt,
@eneol.@misranten -aeemt bar Saltimpres unb
Sbtp.@t enbahn.
San3O1S Ser. 81, Tbame8ftr., Baltimore.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
SECOND DAY-TuURsDAY.

The second day of our Fair opened bright
and beautiful; and the people began to pour
into the grounds at an carly hour. The morn
ing was devoted to the exhibition Of draft
and matched horses and stations Some
sport was had at the trial of draft horses; A
sled was procured and loaded down with
men, and the horse for trial was attached to
this and told TO draw. 1t was something like
drawing on the side of barn, but some of
the horses drew the load
Tho exhibition of stations was very good
Among the number on the track, we noticed
the Stanton horse of Danvillej A. b. Flint's
norman" and "Matchless y the Bcmis horses
Of Lyndon, and many others
Matched horses were well represented by
Mr.. Trescott's handsome ronns. There was
quite good show Of three years ods and
underi among them we noticed Mr.. Clspent's
Of Danville, Mr.. Shcrman's of this town, aud
a fine black Morrill, from Barnet, we believe.
At halfpast one O'Clock in the afternoon
occurred the grand trial OF speed between tho
various storizs and bEssds or horses on eX fI,,
bition, which attracted and held the interest
Of the crowd for several hours There were
horses enough present to make a supurb ex
hibitiou and illustrate the wide and. increas-
ing attention that is bestowed upon this de
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For . cushion cover
an embroidered scarf, Miss,
Sarah Chamberlain, y.
For a ohilds fook, Sophia ].
Palmer ID.
Woven noYerlld. Mrs, Joseph
Roy, -.
For q sofa Pillow, Miss MARY H. Chori'
Of l..
4" Lamp.Mat Miss Ellen Morse, Of
l..
Embroidered Lamp Mat, Miss Jen-
ME NJ. bargaaut Of T..
a" Cape Collar, Mrs, William Hooker
Of Il.
Wrought hearth Rug, Mrs. j. s.
Severance.
Embroidered Piliow Cases, Mrs
William Hooker
. Linen rable. Cloth, Mrs. Daniel
Dickford.
Linen Hose, Mrs. Daniel Bickford,
T. Wrought Work Basket, Miss Sarah
Chamberlain
V" Sewing silk, Mrs. J, o, Cowles,
ID Rest Wollen Flannel Mrs, j,
r. Miller.
White Spread, Mrs, Daniel Biek-
ford
Specimen Of DaguerreotyPes, John
q. CoNlcs,
Ornamental Painting, Miss Lu-
cretia Pearson,
Ornamental Painting, Montgomery
Heath.
" OIL Painting Miss Jane T., Cham
berlain,
" Greoian Painting, Miss Margaret
Narnum,l
MOODY VI, BOYN1ON, Pres'L
j. II, SKEuE, Sccy,
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IT, THE CALIFORNIAN this week is filed
with reports of our County Fairs, to the e1-
cIusion of almost every thing else. We
trust our readers will be satisfied with this
arrangement, rs it has been no small tax up
on us.
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very fine fruit which made thesmoulh Of
your reporter 10 water, John o, CoRles Of
Psaeham presented siz varieties Of ven good
plums,
Although this was he tkild annual Pair
OF this society il was the GrH We ever NJ
tended, and consequently have no means Of
judging Of iu comparative merits The town
teams consisted Of 80 yoke Of oxen from Bar
ne,, 45 from Peaeham, and AZ from Cabot,
lhcge were some very good cattle, though
many were thrown Ia just 10 make up the
string We cannot tell what the show would
have been II the weather had been better lire
day pro, ious, though Il would probably have
been mach better but As IL was, many depart
mcuts we're meagery represented. The fact
is, there II no more material In the entire
county than enough 20 make ono good agr-
cultural show, and the quicker We are all unit
ed again, the better for III concerned,
Everything passed OF pleasantly, and with
out accident, 80 far as We know, save the
smashing up Of a trotting gig Of French Nor
rim Of Danyilo by which his son wds thrown
hAh NllfHNlg w wv ElHNHAt Wv NH"NN'HNN
no serious injury, The horse was secured
after running half way round the track with
the shafts attached 10 him, The track vns
IN had condition for trottiug on account Of
the heavy rain Of the day previous, The
curves are too short for fast rotting, though
II Ia very good place to show stock, as the
truck II lower than the inner grounds, The
Marsh6cld brass band furnished the music at
the Fair, and for aught we know did Il TO
the entire acceptance Of every one present.
In the sketch thus given, your reporter has
undoubtedly omitted many things worthy Of
mention yet, perhaps enough has been Civ
en- to ,hcn the general character of the Third
Annual Fair Of the Peoples Society
Since the above was written, We have re-
cciyed the list Of premiums from the sccrc.
t,ry, which We give below
Premiums Awarded nt tho Peoples
Fair.
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4. n. pETTENOItL a CO., Boston and New
Tufk. are authorized a. receive Advertisements
Tor The Californian in both she above places,
5. n. NIIEs. (suroessor 10 v, Is, PalmerJ
Newspaper Advertising Agent, No, ] hcnllay.H
bsildiug, Count street Boston, 10 authorized 20
receive Advertisements for this paper % the same
rates I'd required by us,
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"I'n' never merry rhrn L hear sweet rsu-
sic,'' b.
Was the exclamation of the pretty daugh-
ter of old Shylock, the maid who with un-
thrift love did run away from Venice" But
for all this, to be awuked fron1.a quiet slum-
Der by the breathing out" of departed
Days" 10y the Boston Brigade Band, as we
were. on Thursday night gives a charm and
hallowed influence that does not occur
twice in life time. We raise our beaver to
the Boston Brigade Band. Long may they
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CouHrsroSpFscE I'VE solicit voluntary Gam
nominations from al parts Of the country upon
,,,rrrsTI u interest ~ Items Of Ness, 10 per-
t.rulnr, viii BIZ lhhnlf llly Teceh rh.
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The Music atour Fnir,

The splendid music given us by the Boston
brigade Band, at our Fair, was praised by
every one 1t was one great feature of the
entertainment. The Band made many friends
here and it would give us pleasure to wei
come them here another year. We under
stand that at the serenade given by them
Thursday night, they were invited mat Geo
A. Merrill's, and entertained in the Colonels
best style, which We all know is the bcs, in
the world
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&c GaIFUontaM
81. Johnabury, Sept. IS, 1853.

grItvlll be ths alui N the conductors u THr
CAlEDoEIAH 20 give the News in ga attractive
fern and IN its season. 90 make an interestihf
aud eleyatng FaHiiy Journals 70 discuss publle
Affairs with Independence and yiyaciyi aud 20
rofcctthe common New England sentiment against
the erect Wrong " slavery.
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I'd dq, J. Cameron liyegale 'i
Best pair draught horses, y. 4 H.
Fairbanks a. Co. -
Best single draught horse, Aaron
Quimby Lyndon -
There we're several very fneddying horses
and the competition was very close ana your
committee we're someWh hat undecided but D.
nally awarded the first premium as given
above.
There were scyerSl very fine two year old
stations aud amodg the was one nWpta
by q. A. Merrill Of st. JohnsbuTy, sired by
uu English horse called sultan, and her dam
Morgan, Also one year old colt owned
by a. Whitcher Of llardwick, o very super-
or animal ~ iia age, presented me "a dNy
but there we're no premiums ehpred among
first class horses for colts Of those ages, but
would recommend them o. favorable notice