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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
HLskary eiro.e s. oha1lz. o.. 10. Nov. b. e

Hickory Grove st Charles Co..Mo.. Nov. ~. Is:6-
PROF. %. ,. WnOn-nsar SIR some time last summer
induced Of your Hair Restorative and
wonderful, feel a. duty TO you and
the afflicted, report e.
soa's head FOR time had been perfectly
With sores, and called il seHld head. IT,
hair almost entirely OF IL consequence, When
friend seeing his sueFtnss. advised Rests
rstive did With little hope Of but to
PRISE q all friends lev applteAIiot5
removed the disease entirely AID slid l0Snttait crop
Of hair soon started and say tFt our boy
has healthy scalp, and - aHaEiAnt SrcP 81 hair a.
chilli. We ard do hereby TrcUn-
Restorative, Perfect remedy for all diseases
q scalp +. nd hair. We are, yours TssPt etigly
GEORGE W. Hlt3GINROTHAN,
SARAH \ HIGGlNBOEHAA
Gardiner. NaInr, June p, Is5s.
PROF. o. ]. HOOD-DeaF Sir: have us-d bOIIlra
Professor wOOds Hair Restorative add eat tr! 'sy
4, the greatest discovery the Tor restoring ard
changing the Hair Before using l. % sev~u-
~ Hair attained It's original color. You
recommend to The without Ilr least tear,
81 the worst kim
Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL y. MURPHY
OIL WOOD co, Proprie,ors 3Is Broadway. SeW YORK
great WIr- Railing EstatEsTsrTfsl an. ia
Market 81. Louis. Mo- And SOLD BY al good Drug
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Dcv-r, y. ~, Tel. -, 1851.
PROF o. J. WOOD L CO.-tseutS- within = feV days
RAINY orders and calls for Prof. o. }.
compelled to
send TO Boston for qanfiJyr te dSzsE iorTafeFd
being while might order 'iuahtitv from
ErsTv BorIf sold SeesEsfo kare produced thru
and the appreciation, ant patrols
age il receives substantial and worthy Gill
zens vicinity, fully convince that it - Most
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
SIND may of ~ siEe1 end one
dozen 81 szc; an5 believe yOur-iv-Ty respectfully.
fsf,urdg DANIEL LATHORP + Co.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW ORLEANS

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
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Domestics and Foreign Staple.

PRINTS-SGO pieces only peryard worth 125s etE
BLEACHED MUSLISs-15O pieces, fan yard vide and
very fine for only yard Also excellent quail
i:y = Susns only cents yard AsuPeTioT article OF
Sea Island iuslins wide for cents. SheStnEH
and PILLOW case Nusins at almost any price
CHECKS very prices. BedtieknE, Tst rate aTti-
re for Ia ernts Yard .sIIerTBE Bone Twill" AZ
only I91< cents per yard, very cheap
CRAsA very good quality, for only cents per yard
IRISH LINES-A splendid article, warranted all lnen'
for only 25 yard.
49, cstts-
yard: apS-3mI ALEA HEA AANS-
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Fresh Arrival,

hnv. this hay II second stock Of sumrnc
w Hats and Caps making assortment complete be
Inc Of every conceivable variety OF shape and quality
M " 49, = ID. HARPER & SONS.
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BY THE UNION LINE.

TO TisE DAILY INTELIICst NICER.
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COMMERCIAL.
Produce in whccling-neIaiI..r5,

N02YCE- TO PERSONS WANYyyG VAIL PAPER
PRICES,
TNIiE subscriber respectfully friends
public generally, that he has hand the hest
ment OF cheap Wall Paper and Eorcers in the city, ranging
in price from cts. TO dollar perro. Hall papers
match borders only % cents per bolt. Beautiful guzed
paper from 10 Gem up.
Those in want OF cheap Wall Paper Window Blinds
Foor Oh Cloths, &C., will please call the cheap
Notion Store. JOSEPH GRAVES,
mylS Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
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new Goods 90 Ji6he HP 40 Order.

HAVE now received my Spring and summer stock OF
i CLOTHS, CLASSMATES IND TESZIAGS- 81 the
desirable st les best fabrics At sNeeIrE. ltE
urfee and which prepared make ia the latest
and n.o~I sies, and NJ the lowest prices, to
which call attention nf customers and ts
rnbe In genera Also, a large stock Of Ready Mady
Clothing always hand low prices Call alta see
apo No. 30 %.,er S.,
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Another Fresh Arrival.
10 DoZ. Roerhnves Holland Bnters,
- II " Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorrr,
II +" . ZylobasRmuT,
l" a. Sanford's Liver Invirorut"f,
200 lbs: Pure Cream Tartar (in 20 ID. boxesy
Prime NuuneSs-SUr Carb. sodt-C1nccnrated Lye,
&c. &c received and for sale bv
S. FUNDESBERG.
my20 No. l Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va.
rTNANNER'S OfL-No. and 2-Linsccd OIL Sperm oil,
Lard oil, ETHEREAL Oil, Meats Foot Gil, FOR Eae,
NIB I. II. LOGAN I co.
w just received by EXPRESS, morning. rev
w patent skirt support tie latest and best ihveno
in the Skirtway Also, Aisses'St Expansion Skrtsunn
$lI5 Also, Ladies' GaUntI,tslY
Kid, SIX, Mohair ana Isle Thread. Also: kim
mys PAYNE Il GO.
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New Travelling Dress Goods.
80. i,st received, n GOOD assortment Of new style
W t'aNeiu6 NOO7' " MARSH q TAYLOR.
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THE GREAT BEAUTlFlER,

THE GREAT BEAU tF IEh >.
so LONG UNsuCCEssFULLY SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAST!
INnR 1T RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR TO
orIgiuH color; iuNGTisLtly tie hals ta'
nil dandTun itching AID AL scroula scad heed
and all rTuptUns: TIE hair go!t. healthy and loss
viii preserve IL 10 any imsEEshl. removes, -
fhv magic, all ofches, &C, frCm the face and cares p
and nervous head ache. see ereHiaf aad the
following
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thereby certify that having been badly bruised aHC
scalde by explosion Steam Boiler, afrend Undue
me to try Brags's Imminent. Thrsmart wasnstan
Is extra the scads and in very short Time, al
the pain gone from te bruises. Ia two weeks wa:
well, and able To resume my business.
HENRY HAYEttSKtLL residence Jackson street.
"a ind see
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LAUGHLI5s & BTrsHFIELD Agent for Wheeling. Va
gists generals. ulnI.Hcl
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-12
R B G U l. A T I O N s

Competitors for Premiums are refer red to the following Rules and Regula- tions of the Society, to which they will be required by the Executive Commit tee strictly to conform
 It is required that each applicant shall furnish and make oath to the truth of the statement by them sub- scribed, and return the same to the Executive Committee, on the -2d Tues day in January, 1859, of the following particulars-lst, the nature of the land-2d, the quantity of manure (if any) used the preceding year-3d, the management of it the present year, the quantity and kind of manure used, the quantity of seed sown or planted, the time of blowing, narrowing, sowing, planting, wedding, and hoeing, and in case of ashes, lime or plaster being used, the quantity, manner, and the time of using it. and the Recording Secretary will furnish all applicants with blanks to aid them in making the required statement at the time of making entry of the same for Premium.
 No Premium will be given for crop raised on new land.
 The quantity of land shall be accu- rately ascertained by actual measure ment, which mnst be attested by an in different person, and such competitor shall exhibit a fair specimen of the quality of the crop; and the regula- tions regarding the measuring of crops, will be strictly insisted on, and Premi- ums will be withheld where they are not fully complied with.
 Entries for Premiums on Neat Cattle are required to be made with the Sec retary on the ground on or before We'd nesday P. M. the 22d. All Sheep, Swine and Poultry must be on the ground and entered before 10 o'clock A. M.
 All Hcrses and Horse kind must be on the ground on Wednesday morning, and entered with the Secretary by I2 o'clock M. All articles of General and Domestic Manufacture, Flowers, Fruits, &c., must be brought in on Wednesday morning entered with the Secretary having charge of that department, and
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remain through the fair. Entries not made as aIove will be excluded.


 No animal can receive the first Pre- miums but once after maturity, except ing as fat cattle, or in a stock of cattle. And no animal will be entitled to but one premium the same year that is, no animal entered in a stock of cattle or a team, (excepting those entered in Town or Society team, can other wise be entitled to Premium, and vice versa And any person exhibiting his cattle for a Premium as stock, will not be allowed to compete for any other Premium. Working Oxen, three and four years old steers, will be tested by draught. Authentic Pedigree of Blood Stock of all kinds will be required.
 Bulls, Cows, Stud Horses, Bucks and Boars must have been owned and kept in the County at least one season, for the purpose of breeding, or the owners thereof must give assurance that they shall be kept in tie County that length of time for such purpose, to entitle tEem to Premiums.
 All articles of General and Domestic Manufactures must have been manufac- tured within the County of Litchfeld, since the first of October, 1857. They must be delivered at the Show Ground, as may be directed, ny g o'clock A. M ., on the first day of the Fair, to the per son or persons to be hereafter designated. |. In all cases where given number Of yards are required, the length of each piece must be marked thereon. Every article of Domestic Manufacture must have a private mark. Any public or known mark must be completely conceal ed, so as not to be seen or known by the committee. In default of either of these acquisitions, tie article will not be deemed entitled to consideration.
 If on either of the above articles there should be no competition, the whole or a part of the Premium may be withheld, according to the discretion of the com mittee.
 Entries for Premiums on Flowing, must be made to the Secretary, on or before l 1 o'clock A. M, on the second day of the Cattle Show. N. B.-No Premiums will be awarded on Flowing unless there are eight competitors. No Premium may be awarded by any committee to one ot it's members. Premiums may be awarded when there appears to be merit, although there should be but one applicant, and may be withheld altogether, if in the opinion of the committee the object offer ed is not deserving any reward. If it should be discovered that any competitor for Premium has made use of any disingenuons measure by which the objects of the Society have been de feated, or the rules and regulations vio lated such person shall not only bt rendered incapable of being ever after g competitor for any Premium of the So ciety, but may be proceeded against ac cording to the Bylaws.
 No Premium will be awarded to any person not member of the Society, ex' cept females on Household Manufac. lures. and Horticultural products.
 Any person, by subscribing to the Constitution and Bylaws and paying not less than $l annually, can become a member of the Society.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-12
Whole No. 1732
CANAAN--Daniel spalding, William
 Pinrcn Ithamar IT Smith


 Pierce, Ithamar H. Smith. CoLEBRooK--Edward A. Phelps, Milton Smith, Reuben Rockwell. GosHEN-David Lucas, IT,, John M. Wadhams, Moses Lyman. HARw1NToN-David Wilson, Mer- ritt Marks, Sheldon Osborn. KENT-Seth w. Hopson, Abijah H. Beach, Ashbel Fuller.
 NEW HARrFoRD-R. M. Seymour, Norman Kellogg, Jeremiah Spen- cer.s t5E NoRFoLK-S. D. Northway, E. T. Butler, James M. Cowles. NEW MILFoRD-Eli Mygatt, R. I. Garfield, Henry s. Sanford. PLYMoUTH-Scth Thomas, Jr., Geo. T. Hoadley, Bennett Humaston. RoxBURY Josiah Bronson, Whit more Baldwin, Dr. Fenn. SHARoN-John T. Andrew. A. A. Hotchkiss, George W. Gager. SALIsBURY--Geo. Coffin, J. Cleve- land, Alexander H. Holley. ToRRINGToN--Phineas North, Stan ley Griswold, Austin Hungerford. WAsHINGToN--George C.Hitchcock, George S. Cogswell, Seth Logan. WATERTowN-Wm. Scoville, Jonas Hungerford, Jacob N. Blakeslee. WARREN-Geo. 0. Hopkins, Geo. P. Talmadge, Geo. Hays. WINCHESTER Hurlbut, Jr. Thomas Watson, l.. Futile. WooDBURY-Nathaniel B. Smith, J. G. Minor, Lauren Terrell.
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No. 8.-FAT CATTLE AND
 MILCH COWS.

NO. c.-fA | CAl lLE ANU
 MILCH COWS.
 Best pair fatted Oxen. .$5 Second best do. 3 Best fatted OK, Cow or Steer. |. . 8 Best Cow, not less than 4 years old,
 for dairy purposes. ........ 4 Second best do. 8
 Third best do.. 2 To aid the judges in test of milch cows, competitors will be required to conform to the following Regula- tions: To make trial of ten days in the month of September. Cow to be fed on grass only during the experiment; and for ten days pre- vious to trial, a certified statement to be furnished, stating the quantity by weight given, during the ten days trial l; and also the quantity of but ter produced from the milk, in the same time. .. Judges.-Sherman J. Titus, Chair
 man /; II. o. Morse, Lewis Whi-
 ting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-12
EIGHTEEN1.H ANNUAL Cattle Show and Fair.

THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL CAT TILE SHOW AND FAIR of the Litch- field Agricultural Society will be held at Litchfeld, on the 22d and 23d days of September, 1858.
 The success which attended the Exhibition of last year, the conven- fence of the Society's Grounds, and the additional improvements of the premises which are in contemplation and will soon be completed, are mat ters of great encouragement to the Farmers of Litchfeld County. The Committee of Arrangements are confident that after the experience of last year, they shall be able to obviate many of the difficulties here tofore existing, and give to every ex- hibitor in every department fair opportunity to present his claims.
 The cooperation of the Ladies in the Department of Domestic Manu- factures, and also in the Floral De partment is earnestly solicited.
 The Agricultural Society common ces it's eighteenth year with the most tiattering prospects.
 The grounds upon which the exhi- bitions are held are paid for.
 Two new tents have been purcha- sed, a large and commodious one for the exhibition of articles of General and Domestic Manufactures, Fruits, &c., and a smaller one for the exhibi- tion of Flowers and Fancy Articles.
 It is confidently expected that ev- cry citizen of our County will feel under personal obligation to add in some way to the interest of the ex- hibition. As the subject of Entrance Tickets has been a source of some misunderstanding heretofore, the fol lowing plan has, after careful con- sideration, been adopted, and if fair. ly tried, it is hoped that its practi. z cal working will bear testimony to it's feasibility:
 The price of a Members Ticket is $1 %. It admits the member through the Fair, and entities him to three single tickets. Tickets of Admission to all others than mem- bers 25 cents, and good for one day under the following Regulations / The Tickets will be taken at the door on the morning of each day until eleven and a half o'clock. To persons leaving the ground a1tea that time and before one and a half o'clock, Checks will be given. Be- tween half past eleven and half past one, Checks will not re-admit persons.
 After half past one in the after noon of each day Tickets and Checks will be taken at the door, and from that time no Checks will be given to persons leaving the ground.
 All Checks will be returnable at the door from which they are taken. Under no circumstances will per son be admitted without Ticket or Check, save that proper arrange ments will be made for those having charge of Stock on application to the Secretary when the entry of such stock is made.
 Neither the Members or Single Tickets are transferable.
 BsA- Ihe above rules a0iU De rigsd- wsadhered to.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-12
CLASS K.

No. 19.
 Fifteen Dollars are placed in the hands of the Judges, to be awarded in premiums on Flowers at their discretion. Judges-Robert Battell, E. B. Web ster, H s. Sanford, Mrs. John M. Wadhams, Geo. c. Hitchcock, Mrs. R A Ford
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-12
CLASS 7. General Manufactures.
No. l5.-FARM IMPLEMENTS.

Discretionary premiums will be awarded on articles not enumerated in the foregoing list, if thought deserving by the Judges.
 Judgss-John Boyd, Chairman, liar
 mon Baldwin, Saml D. Northway.
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minutes, with a rest of 5 minutes,

minutes, with rest of 5 minutes, with Horses, the team to be owned by the competitor. .$4 Second best do. ............. 8 Third best do. ............. 2 Best Flowing as above, performed with Oxen. 4 Second best do. 3 Third best do. 2 Judges-David c. Whittlesey, Chair man, Nathan Hart, Jr., Benjamin Webster. .....
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premium on the three classes, if the animals were raised by the exhib- itor. Judges.-Robert T. Miner, Chair
 man; Seth Logan, Hubert Sco-
 vile.
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No. 4.-WORKING OXEN AND
 STEERS.
DEVONs.


 Best pair of Working Oxen, 5 years
 old and over. ............. .$5 Second do.. 4 Best pair Steers. 4 years old ....4
 Second do...... ............ 3 Best pair Steers, 3 years old 8 Second do. .. 9 Best pair Steers, 2 years old. 2
 Second do. | Best pair Steers, 1 year old. . 2
 Second do. .. Il Best pair Steer Calves. 9
 Second do. | Judges.-John c. Amber, Chair
 man ; Newton Cogswell, Robert Pierpont.
 No. 5.-DURHAMs.
 Best pair of Working Oxen, years old and over .$5 Second do. 4 Best pair of Steers, 4 years old. 4 Second do. 8 Best pair of Steers, 3 years old. 8
 Second do. g Best pair of Steers, 2 years old. g Second do.. | Best pair of Steers, 1 year old . 2 Second do. | Best pair Steer Calves. 9 Second do. Il
 No. 6.-NATIvE.
 Best pair of Worken Oxen, 5 years old and over. .............$ $5 Second do. 4 Best pair of Steers, 4 years old . 4
 Second do. ... 8 Best pair of Steers, 3 years old. 8
 Second do. .. g Best pair of Steers, 2 years old. 2
 Second do. | Best pair of Steer Calves. 2 Second do. Il Judges.-Cyrus Catlin, Chairman :;
 George Cogswell, George Dodge. N. B.-The chasing and line of distinction of blood between the foregoing list of Devon, Durham, and Native Working Oxen and Steers, shall be made oy the Judges appoint. ed to view the same. No. 7.-TEAMs OF WORKING OXEN AND STEERS, AND
 STOCKS OF CATTLE.
 1 TEAMS. Best Team of Working Oxen and
 Steers of three years old and up
 wards, of not less than twen-
 ty-6ve pairs, owned on any town
 or Society in the County. ..$ Second do. ... 4 Best Team of Working Oxen and
 Steers, not less than three pairs
 owned by the exhibitor. . .$4 I Second do. 8 STOCKS.
 Best Stock of Cattle. of not less than ten in number, raised and
 owned by the exhibitor. .12
 Second do. 10 l Third do. & Best Stock of Cattle, of not less than
 ten in number, owned by the ex-
 hibitor ... 8
 Second do. 6 | Th,rd d. 4
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BaT The Secretary will be at the ground from Tuesday P. M. until the close of the Exhibition, in the building recently erected, to make the entries and TO aohere else can they be made.
 VIM. F. BALDWIN, Rec. Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-12
CLASS ". Horses, Colts.

No. 9. - ------ Best Stud Horse, 4 years old and upwards .$5 Second best do. 4 Best Stud Horse, 3 years old. .... 8 Second best do. | Best Stud Colt, 2 years old. g Second best do. ... 1 Best pair matched Horses in harness 5 Second best do. 4 Third best do.. 8
 No. 10.
 Best Mare or Gelding Horse, 4 years old and upwards-Roadsters 3 Second best do. g Best Mare or Gelding Horse, 3 years olu. .s.s.o Second best do .2 Judges.-James Futile. Chairman l; - Schmeideberg, Truman Warren.
 No. II. Best breeding Mare, from which a colt has been raised .$3 Second best do. 2 Best ? year old Colt, mare or geld ing. ................ .........2 7 Second best do. Il Best 1 year old Colt. 2 Best Sucking Colt. Il Judges-Abram Beecher, Chairman :; Charles Camp, P. R. Baldwin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-12
TOWN COMMITTEES.

LTTcHFTELD-stephen Deming, W. H. Thompson, Myron Osborn. BARKHAMPsTEAD--Hiram Goodwin. Alfred Alfred, Lester Loomis. BETHLEM-Wm. R. Harrison, Shel- don T. Jackson, Benjamin r. Lake.
 CoRNwALL-E. M. Rogers, R. l, Sco- vile, Smith Beach.
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Second best do. ........$ 50 Best peck Fall Apples. ....... 50
 Second best do. ....... 25I Best peck Winter Apples. 50
 Second best do. ...... 25 Best peck Peaches. .......... 50 7. Second best do. ........... 25 Best peck Autumn Pears. 50
 Second best do. ..... 25 Best peck Quinces. .......... 50
 Second best do. ............. 25 Best variety of Pears with names
 Best variety of Peaches. ...... 50 do. dozen Bartlett Pears. .. 50 do. dozen Belle Lucrative. .... 50 do. dozen Seckle. e............. 50 do. dozen Bon. d'Jersey. .... 50 do. dozen Beurre d'Auremberg 50 do. Flemish Beauty. ..-.... 50 do. Grapes grown in open air. l do do do undar o1aSS 1
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Officers.
President. JOHN M. WADHAMS.

President. JOHN M. WADHAMS.
 Vice-Presidents. ROYAL A. FORD, 2 NATHAN HART, JR. GEO. c. HITCHCOCK. Recording Secretary. w. F. BALDWIN.
 Ireosurer. - ,. B. w. SEYMOUR. Corresponding Secretary. DIR. J. G. BECKWITH. STANDING COMMITTEES. On General .Nanufactures. s. D. NORTHWAY, HERMAN BALDWIN, DWIGHT w. PIERCE. On .Agriculture. ROBBINS BAYFIELD,, l.. A. WHITING, ABIJAH CATLIN. On Domestic Animals. l.. HURLBURT.
 J. H. BENNETT,
 LAUREN TERRELL. Chief Marshal. COL. DWIGHT w. PIERCE. Assistant Marshols. GEO. A. HITCHCOCK, E. W. SEYMOUR, F. D. BEEMAN, HENRY JUDD. TOWN COMMITTEES.
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CLASS H.
Middle-wool Sheep, same premium.
 Sheep, Swine, Poultry.
No. I2.

NO. l2.
 Best 5'long-wooled Ewes. .$4 Secord best do. 3 Best 5 long-wooled Lambs. ....... 8 Second best do. 9 Best long-wooled Buck. 8 Second best do. 2 Best 5 fne-wooled Ewes. 4 Second best do. 8 Best 5 fne-wooled Lambs. ....... 8 Second best do. 9 Best fine-wooled Buck. 8 Second best do. 9 In awarding premiums on Sheep, the Committee will take into consideration the size and form of the Sheep, and the weight as we'll as the quality of the fleece. No Sheep will be entitled to premium, that have not been sheared within five months preceding the time of exhibition. It is the object of the Society to encourage the raising of Sheep that will produce the greatest profit to the farmer.
 .Judges-T. S. Gold, Chairman, Levi
 w. Thrall, Jacob Blakeslee.
 No. 13. SWINE. Best Boar, IS months old. ..... .$2 Second best do. 1 Best Boar, under Is months old. 2 Second best do. l Best breeding Sow and litter of
 Pigs, not less than six in number,
 nor over ten weeks old. ....... 8 Second best do. 9
 POULTRY.
 Best pair Chittagongs. .$1 % Second best do. 50 Best pair Cochin China. ...... l % Second best do. 50 Best pair Shanghai. ai..........., l OU Second best do. 50 Best pair Turkeys. ys............ l % Best pair Ducks. s.............. l % Best pair Geese. e.............. :. l % Best and greatest variety of Judges-Jno. T. Andrew, Chairman,
 Amos M. Judd, Geo. E. Morse. CLASS ". Flowing. No. IA.
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CLASS ". Flowing.

Best Flowing of one-eighth acre
 sward land, performed within 50
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do. do. do. under glass l Judges-Saml W. Gold, Chairman, Theron D. Luddington, Lemuel Hurlbut.
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Judges-Dr. J. G. beckwitch, Chair ~ man, D. c. Bulkley. Geo. s. Brew
 ster, Mrs. David Whittlesey, Miss
 Clara Beebe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-12
CLASS VI.
 Dairy Products.

Judges-Theron Bronson, Chairman,
 Marshall Straight, T. l.. Hart.