Wilmington journal., 1858-09-03

1t binds IN chains the raging ills of life-Yoano
Thou art gone -gone to thy long home Of ravt
In that off blissfu sphere, ere earths U soD Tss
W:l Vlelo4smhad Us M thy young spirit defled,-
Expire, and anticipation bright of youth,
'Ts ever s0-the petted and the fragile
The delicate and nd pure Of earths favOr'd
To Himself draweth from the grosser elements,
And And storms of life; and loving friends; tenants
Mornfuly sorrow at the departure
Premature Prem deemed, 1t cannot be holpen,
Mother and amiable, tender sister e
As the angels, pure and innocent
They, who were to thee so dear; and to whom
Thou vast so dear and thy University
Young and "aged "-'pon whom. the one tha RaF
OF time hath fallen; and the other pom 1' ioS'
Whom the Summer OF youth bloometh-al
In the memorial urn an Ohering,-
'Tis natural; and tho the frau and the human
1t displayeth, yet still, from the human
The tnhuman it distingusheth,-
'Tis genuine nature 8 sorrowful outburst
In relief of the mourning hearts anguish
The salnted Mary, the mother of Jesus
Wept.an hallowed example to the sorrowful "
IL Vlndlcates the out pourings of sorrow
Into affections urn-
Then mayst thou weep,
Relatives and friends of the lamented;
The heart requireth, and impelleth it
The tear-drop oblgaton-an ndce
Of its mournful affection "a little season!
Then all will again be reunited
Rnd n a E6eFs parting and
The Universal Father-of whom man is bart,
From whom all were originally breatbed ~
And to whom, therefore, all will ultimately return
AS from the great ocean of necessity
Vapor eXhal d, will ultimately return
Randrops, undefled, to that great abyss!
Magnolia, n g., August, 1858. A400'
Regulations for the Approaching N. c. State Fa,
| l. All members of the North Carolina State Agr
cultural Society will be furnished with a badge Of
membership upon payment of the annual tax of ST. and
will be required to the same during the Fair
This badge will admit the ladies of his family and chill
dren under eighteen years of age during the Fair
2 Agricultural Societies and Institutions from other
States invited to send delegates. Such delegates will
be presented with complimentary card.
3. All exhibitors who intend to compete for the pre
miums of the Society, must become members of the
same, and have their articles the gound and entered
at the Secretarys Office in Reception Hail. at or before
5 O'Clock on Monday evening" Oct 18th, without fail
that they may be arranged in their respective depart
ments
4. The regulations of the Society must be strictly
observed by exhibitors otherwise the Society will NOT
be responsible for the omission Of any article or ami,
NAL not entered under its rules.
5. No articles or animal entered for premium can
be removed taken away before the close of the exh
btion. No premium will be paid on articles or animals
removed in violation of this rule.
g. All articles and animals entered for exhibition must
have cards with the number entered at the Secret
rys Office and exhibitors in all must obtain their
cards previous to placing their articles animals
the Fair Grounds.
T. Those who wish to offer animals articles for sale
during the Fair must notify the Secretary of such in
tentiOn at the time of entry.
s. The Executive Committee will employ a day and
night guard and will all reasonable precautiOn in
their power for the safe preservation of all articles and
stock exhibition but will not be responsible for loss
or damage that may Exhibitors must give at
tenton to their articles animals during the Fair and
at the close of the exhibition attend to their removal
9. The awarding committee Judges selected for the
EaIr u RI
to the chairman of the Executive Committee Rcep
ton Hail. upon the grounds of the Society Tuesday
morning, the 10th of October, 1858.
10. In case the judges award special or dscrc
tonary premiums but will recommend to the Execu-
tive Committee any articles in their class which they
may deem worthy special notice and for which pre-
MUM has not been offered.
IL. The judges animals will have regard to the
symmetry early maturing, maturing, breading and char
acteristcs of the breeds which they Judge. They will
make proper allowances for the age feeding and cOnd
tOn of the animals, especially in the breeding CLASSES
and will not give encouragement to overed animals.
II. No stock of inferior quality will be admitted
within the grounds commtte will be appointed to
rule out all below q medium grade.
IL. Animals to which premiums have been awarded
must be paraded around the track that the visitors may
2 see the prize animals.
IA. No person will be allowed to interfere with the
: Judges during their adjudication.
10. The several experimenting committees will give
and that all arranged in the best order possible
to lessen and facilitate the abors of the judges in their
examination
5 l6. The Superintendents will attend each set Of
Judges in tLer respective departments and point out
the different articles animals to be examined will at
tach prize cards to the articles flags to the successful
animals after the Judges reports have been made up and
delivered to the Chairman of the Executive COMMITTEE
L. The Judges will withhold premiums animals
articles in their opinion not worthy though there
= be no competition.
d l8 Premiums of $s25, or upwards, will be awarded
in plate money, at the option OF the person to whom
the award is made.
u 49, Stock brought to the Fair for sale, will have
enclosed lot adjoining the Fair Grounds assigned them
with water convenient where they be kept at the
expense of the owner.
20. Articles manufactured nthe State when brought
in competition with foreign articles, will take precedence
other things being equal and the foreign articles be Ell
titled to the second premium
2l. Articles not enumerated will be entitled to dis
cretionary premiums, at the option of the Executive
Committee.
%. The Chief Marshal with efficient aids will be in
attendance during the hours of exhibitions keep prop
0 er order
23 No exhibitor will be permitted to enter more
: than one animal in each of the subclasses.
). "a Animals, when duly entered, are well provided
for by the Society," without charge to the owner a1d
cannot be removed from the ground except by perI
$ sion of the Executive Committee.
25. All machines implements, or other products ol
mechanical art, must be exhibited by their RESPECTIVE
, makers or inventors mprovers, their assigno
+ or for whom only premiums for such articles Will N
G awarded.
I 26 Every machine mplment offered for preml'
um must be so designed or described as will serve to
ndentify it to future purchasers and also thesengPn
Of the article must be stated and marked on the a0e
i and in the published reports of premium articles.
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