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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

/tHARLES DICkENS'S NEW BOOK AT
FRENCH'S Book and Periodical Depot.
A House to Let. by Charles Dickens being his
Christmas story. only cents.
Something new tor the Little Folks. More Of
the Paper Doll Family.
Th, Young Architect M |. Paper Cottage, n
beautiful thing, II cents.
A fresh supply Of Lila May. Lady Gay Dragons
&C. jnst received. complete assortment Of the
Doll Family always on hand
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter for January,
very useful.
All the New Books, Papers. and Magazines on
hand. ian Il. +. FRENCH.
VNHE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, by the
i Hon. Edward Everett, ready i'll the New
York Ledger. and for sale at GEORGE SiGGERS'
Cheap B"ok and Pcriod;coI Store, - Prince street.
lIarper's Magazine for Jsnuary, is splendid
number. price 2jc.
Frank Leslie's New Family Magazine and Ga
zcttc of Fashion for January. 2jc.
Godcy's Ladys Book, tor January. 2je.
The Great Republic Monthly, for January, 2jc.
New York Mercury. Weekly, Flag. Pictorial, Les
lies Paper. iEarper's Weekly, Lineo Battle Ship.
aEd all the papers for the week. at price to suit the
times dec 29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

NNTMON WATERMAN. TUU h'"v NF'7' 77''-
- oni,iu. would respectfully announce to his nn-
ulcr"u- friends and customers, that he Is again
ready iaS he always has hccn) to exhibit a stock Of
REiDY-MADE CLOTHING. and Grntlcmcn's
Furnishing Goods, adapted for the ensuing Fall
and Winter Season. equal, il not superior, 10 any
other establishment in the country. i'll regard I" the
beauty, style. and variety. AS to his prices. I'll
examination will convince any one II Il glance
that he is above any competition. oct ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

IEAND OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.-i. s. ROBLNSON, MERCHANT
TAILOR w. ~ Sorh Royoi Street. few doors be
low the Office OF the Virginia Sentinel. has just
opened a splendid assortment of GOODS i'll his line,
embracing everything necessary for the full equip
mcnt of gentlemen. III the most elegant and fash
ionablc suits. Also. Shirts Collars, Gloves, llo-
sirry Neck Ties, Sc. Having bought for cash, and
also greatly reduced his expenses, he is prepared to
furnish his CASH customers with all articles in his
line a, the very lowest figures. All orders will he
promptly and faithfully attended to- Don't forget
the numhcr-22 South Royal street sep % If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

NHESS GOODS At COST-WiShing to re
- ,luce our stock. we will sell rich French
M"usIins. French Merinocs all c"lorS. Pol DE
Chcyirs: also. beautiful assortment oi Fancy
Dress Silks at cost. -
inn TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28
CLOTHING.

1v1UIJ,M d. MASSEY. MERCHANT TAI
w LDR. ba. lust received his stock of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, for Gentlemen's wear
consisting of French and English Cloths, OF Narl
ous rulors and from the best manufacturers; BlarF
D.. skin Cassimercs French, English, and Scotcl
Fancy CassimercS: Black, Brown and Olive Bea
y.r and Trro, over CoatingS; Black and Fancy
M,tiIas., Vestings; Velvet. Satin and Grenadin.
do: Fine White Linen and Marscilles Dress Shirts
Saxony Under Shirts and Drawers Neck Ties
Cr,yai-: stocks: Pocket Handkcrchieis: Gloves
Euck Mirt.: Shirt Collars; SutpendcrS; Money
Belts. aud Half Hose.
READY MADE CLOTHING gotten up in the
best >ve and of the various kinds with full stock
of the very best Trimmings.
Thankful for the confidence heretofore bestowed
lev INV customers, | assure the public that every
ri,rt shall he made in the future to merit con
FINANCE of the same. Store No. 92 King street
one door above Royal. South side sep -
CLOTHING CLOTHING WHOLESALE
I AID RETAIL-FALL AND WHIT + Il
STYLES NOW READY FOR MEN AND BOYS.
NALL. STEPHENS q. CO., 322 PENSsYLvA-
NJ, Ayryur. WASHINGTON. and lOi DIANE STREET.
, PEW DOORS WEST or BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Mr. WALL has taken up his residence III New
York city, for the exclusive purpose of manufac-
turing CLOTHING IT wholesale, and supplying
our establishment in Washington with every dcs-
rri,tion of q ENTLEMEN'S YOUTH and BOY ;
WEARING APPAREL, that is new. novel, and
substantial, to bc found in the New York market.
We will. therefore he enabled to offer at all times
the largest and most fashionable stock of superior
READY MADE CLOTHING in this city.
Procuring our Goods from first hands. our Gus
toners will not have 10 pay the second and third
profit as al other houses i'll this city are Obliged
10 charge WALL, SIEfhhNs ~,
80 Penn. Ay., hctw. 9th 10th Sts. Wash
And 100. Duane ST., New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

DULWER'S NEW NOVEL COMPLETE
ID What Will lie Do With 1t! by Pisistratu'
Caxton. Novel, hy Sir +. Bulwer Lytton, now
complete - cts. For sale By
ian II ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

4 GNkS c. WRIT, and other Books for Chill
n dren and Youth. American Tract Society eli
tion, IS cent+, tor sale BY ROBERT BELL.
dec "A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28
TVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE A COPY OF
II TIE GREAT CHRISTMAS TRIPLE num-
hnr IL th. Innhnn Illustrated NrMs. for sale nj

NTEW BOOkS.--Christ and The Inheritance OF
" the Saints. illustrated in series of Discoye-
ries from th. Coossians by Thomas Guthrie, ID.
D., author Of The Gospel in Ezekiel &c, DC,
prize 81.
The Securing of the White Horse, or the Long
Vacation Rambls of II London Clerk, by the au-
thor of Tom Browns School Days" illustrated
by Doyle, 81.
Iurpcr'S Magazine for February, capital num-
Der. 2j cts. Just published, and for sale by
ian q ROBT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

HAYS MEDICAL URNAL AND NEWS
III OF lSJ9.--Thc January number of Hays
Medical Journal is now rcady. Those who wish
to subscribe. will please hand III their names
Price for the Journal and News, 50 per annum, in
advance.
Datons Physiology.-A Treatise on Human
Physiology designed for the use of 81 'ents
and Practitioners Of Medicine, by John G. Dalton
Jr NJ. d. with 2ji illustrations, price 1928. Just
published. and for sale by
ian II ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

I AIDES CORSETTS.-A very large assert
/ 4 memt Of French and American C"rSettS. White
and colnreh: also, a style CorSett. something
very desirable. Call and examine at
ian Is ASHBl ~ "oobS =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

nRUMS FOR TIE VIRGINIA MILITARY.
~ by way of drwami"g nl' custom, will just
say to the different Battulions and Regiments
throughout the State, that have made arrange
ments with one of the best manufacturers in the
United States to furnish any number Of DIR MS
for the Spring campaigns. | am now having
some orders filled. and should be pleased to fur
nish the whole State with DRUMS and FlPES
March up to the music in quick time.
ian T-tf JOHN ii. PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

ENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS. Family and Ser
u wants Blankets, Comforts, Ladies AMI ten
tlcmcn's Gloves, in great variety; Black Beaver
Cloth for Cloaks. received by
ionIl TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

p'loAAC FISH FOR SALE
4"o sbls. No. Gross Herring
oo half bhls. No | Gross Herring
~ hhlS. and halves Family IIerrings
~ - Shad
~ d" No. do
>, :, Kegs Shai Roe-all for sale st reduced
Us, by iy 20-tl j. +. McGRAW.
WooL purchased by
w )eZ ROBINSoN pAYSA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
Union Counin Agricultural Goricln
1th Annual Fair.

This Exhibi,ion-Thursday to saturday
of last week-was far the most successful
of any we have had There were more
articles entered-the attendance was the
largest ever known i'll our county, in this
town or vicinity-and the aggregate Of re
ceipts was the largest. The crowd Oh
Friday, especially, was almost too large -
the field euelosed-there being a cOntInl-
al flow, back and forth, through the Bor-
ough, and to aud fro on the three Thor
oughfares touching the Fair Ground.
The press of office business prevented
our attending the Fair until Saturday, but
we were assured that the best order pre-
vailed-few if any drunken men, or 9TH
crs behaving improperly, wereto be seen-
and the sight was most agreeable. The
only draw back was some excess in "trials
of speed" carried to al undue extent
and some singers, auctioneers, aud show
men who obtruded upon the ground, di-
vcrting the attention of the people from
the proper object, imposing upon the ig-
nUrlnt and uninturmed in various ways,
aud demoralzing the popular MAD and
heart The President 'packed off one
or more gambling apparatus, and if the
officers were little more stringent, and
keep out all ca'ch-penny otiairS-so that
all attention would be confined to the ONE
OBJECT tf the Society they would still
further promote the public welfare, and
win the APPLAUSE Of the best friends Of
the Society.
The CONTRIBUTIONS to the Fair were
of most superior kind. Cattle and ilor-
ses were a good show, mostly of new
specimens. The Department of Fruit and
Vegetables, We were assured By at least
dozen different persons, was superior, in
most articles, to that Of the recent State
Fair in Philad. Apples, Potatoes, Pump
kins, &c, were much ahead Of any there
seen. A great many curious and Inter
esting articles of Domestic Manufacture
were also exhibited-many of which we
would like particularly to notice; but We
had not time, then, to make minute of
them, and it is now too late. Wesuppose,
however, the Committee have done justice
in that particular.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
Dull Children,

The teacher Of q large school had 1t
tie girl under Lcr care, who was exceed
ineiy backward in her lessons. She was
at the bottom If the class, and seemed to
care but little vba; passed in it. During
the school hours, singing was sometimes
employed a. a relaxation, and noticing
that this liitle girl bad q very clear, sweet
voice, her teacher said to her;
! "Jane you have a good voice, and you
may lead the singing
She frightened up, and from that time
her mind aecmet more active. Her les
sous were attended to, and she made stea-
dy progress. One day, as the teacher was
going home she overlook Jane and one o.
her school fellows.
"Well, Jane" said she, "you are
getting on very well at school; how j. !;
that you do so much better nov than you
did at the beginning Of The half year,
81 do not know how it is,' replied
Jane
81 know what she told me the ether
day" said her companion who was with
her.
"And what was that z" asked the
teacher.
"Why, she said she was encouraged
Yes, there was the sccrct-she was en-
couraged She felt she was not dull in
everything, she had learned self respect,
and thus she was encouraged to self i'm
provement. I
Take a hint, dear teacher, and try to
reach the intellect through the heart. /
Endeavor to draw cut the dormant faeul-
ties Of your children by iserimina;ion, cul-
.ure, aad weil-timsd praise. Give them
@ credit whenever ycu can, aud allure
d. nth hopeful words. Many Gull
a.i. child has been made irretFieyeJ.y
stupid by constant fault finding or uDgen
,rous sarcasm. And, On the other hand,
low often has a genial smile or an aPPro-
wing remark awakened into new life some
slow learning scholar.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

psN- The following, which we find 10 the
Pbil,dclniio R.Ie,,, Owes rfa ,y,y of do.
ia, -, w.d3;,os;n Ia,o,.,.,,,a,, =
,.I, .-,L...:,,N-. - "
'"' NAV ''' "'," s0uiei ""'
uef now 'he saiian's OF the present. day
would like to face the music required
ty the "Nhig Association of L.. uumar.
ri,d ,cnuo la5i.. IF Am.ri,a" - l--S2
-
i" ~" hi'p' n"'- n'o" ""u-
zap ! -"'',. wa, Na"'' l+cAt' sas''''
op"e ~ i'o,i as ma'i''u last
i"u'S'4S' ''', ",''''h ,"hsah' JF, Vi
"'"'s'i' ." .1'SS emmy moan, 81 l''u''
onu'''y' "o'" oi '"'S county '' h'ncas''F
soOe'' seIs'o'e' aetteao'e young coup
r;.co ,ron,;,os nn.h ,rEa b.,n;noss -.
the state of things in this, our sinful
world, will admit. This was truly Wing
"eduius' as 'here were present many
80 t s.",'e"'u s.' au" ,'','' '"' ~, nI' 0"o ~
in tho serr;ca Of his conn,ry and il was
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
CIR Star auO Gbronitlr.
uONDaS. OCT. 10. 1859.
School Directors.

In attending some of the Teachers eX-
aminations in our noble county, not long
since stopped at a house where our Su-
perintcndent was engaged III examining Il
very respectable class Of teachers, with
several youths in attendance. Being
greatly surprised with the large number
of persons present, | thought to myself,
..Surely, the cause Of education Is pro
crossing, here" But there was some
mistake in that thought; for on looking
around 10 see some of the Directors, none
we're there. The President Of the Board
made his appearance about noon; ana the
Secretary, after the examination was over /;
the other four were among the missing
You may well suppose that they are very
respectable men, but they would not spend
that dov for the cause of education, and
the good of their own and their n"ighbor :
children. They are prosperous men, they
live in fast ace. and each one wants to
be first; yet, in the end, 1t appears they
are all last. One could not attend the
examination. for he had this, and another
that. and three others had somcthln" else
TO attend to. and the other one do not
censurc. because | believe that he Is 70
norant of the fact that he Is Director; /;
for as much as | could ascertain, he never
attends the meetings Of the Board. But
the two attempted to perform the duty OF
the six, andappointod their teachers, two
of them being of the first class, and 9TH
ers not
Some persons are appointed teachers
simply because their Certificates are sat
isfactory. But, honored sirs !. What do
you call satisfactory! Are you satisfied
when teacher shows you piece OF paper
and tells you this is his certificate ! or, If
not satisfied, you look at it, and if the tiS-
ures run from three to five, do you call
that satisfactory? Are not character,
temper, and aptness to teach, quite as es-
sential as mere competency Of knowledge
The cause of Common School Education
is an important one. The teachers voca-
tion is noble, and his responsibility Is
great. But, to be Director, is also hon
orable, and his responsibility is great.
Why is it, then, that our county Is not
advancing, in this respect with some other
counties? Is it not because our Directors
do not perform their full duty as they
ought? Why do they not visit their
schools frequently, or at least once every |
month. to see what their children are do ,
ing. Why do they not manifest more IN
terest in the welfare of their immortal lit
tie onesy Why do they not talk about
Education at home, every day:
1t is sincerely to be hoped that the
common schools of Union county viii soon
present to view a different appearance.
They will appear in more favorable
light when Directors, Teachers, Parents,
and all friends of education, eagerly en-
gage in the noble cause. Directors let
your strength be felt, and your wisdom
exercised in selecting Teachers, and ar
ranging for the Winter Schools.
4 TEACHER.
THE above, although more particularly
designed for special locality, may lie
worthy Of nurs general application Il
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

spOnsibility on his own shoulders as be felt
himself able to bear it, until he Is now
manager, chief engineer, cashier, account
ant, and at the head Of every other depart
mcnt but that of llw, for which be finds
it necessary still TO rely on professional
aid And his mines are at length bccom-
ing productive aud profitable. His first
(stcam) mill, near his dwelling, runs
eight stamps night and day his second
(water) mill, three miles distant, On the
Merced, at the north end of bis estate,
runs twelve stamps, also constantly; and
the two are producing gold at The rate OF
at least $3.50, COO per anuum, at an abso-
lutte cost, / am confident, Of not more
than SIj0,0 Geo. OF course, be needs all
the profits, if not more, to extend aud per-
feet his works, having already much
larger water-mi.l nearly ready to 20 into
operation beside that on the Ncrccd, IN
which he expects, believe, to Iuu fifty
six stamps, aud be hopes to have one hun
dred in all running before the close Of
1860. With that number | believe he
would be able, by giving lis constant
personal attention 10 the business, aided
by faithful and capable assistants, to re-
alize a net profit Of at least $4,000 per
week, which would very soon clear him
Of debt, and leave him, uDineumbored in
the ownership Of perhaps the finest mining
property il the world.
/ Still, the Spanish provcrb, at takes a
mine to wgsk mine," is excmplti-d in
his case as in Others. y large additional
investment is needed to render his prop
erty as productive as it might be. For
instauce: he has just contracted for the
transportation of 50 ,000 iuus Of vein stone
from hisgreat nike to his mill On the
Ncrccd (barely a mile and half down
bid for $4,000. One half Of tais sum
-yuld construct 4 railroad from the heart
.. ..s nine down to the floor Of tie mil,
aL4 lake down this amount Of rock, leay-
in. the railroad and $4,000 clear gain.
But he must have the rock at oUce, while
the railroad would require time, and i
heavy outlay Of ready cash. y Roths
child would build the road forthwith, and
save $4,000, tut Col. +, not being yet
Rothsehild, whatever he may in time
become, must bide his time.
HIS great niue, though not the richest,
is probably the most capacious Of any il
California. It. thickness varies from ci.L.
to thirty eight feet-I believe /; Is IN one
place sixty feet wide. 1t is in fact a cliff
or pyramid of go,d bearing qUar'z:nclosci
in mountain Of slate-a mountain deep
ly scanned aud gasheI il various direction
by the wateTcourses which run down it to
the Merced. At all events feel sure
that the proiuctiveLess OF these works
will increase much foster than their o1pen-
ses, SO long as Col. l. shall devote him
self to their manufacture so entirely as lie
Is low doing. In the hands Of agents and
attorneys, they would probably become
again what they once were, and what al
quartz mining works managed at second
hand have been. II. C. .
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
Mrs John Youngman, collar
/ Ca,tarine Smith, grape jelly
do apple marmalade

Mrs John Youngman, collar %
Ca,tarine Smith, grape jelly %
do apple marmalade
very nice
Mrs. II Gerhart, tomato honey %
Noah Slear, deer skin robe so
Catharine Mclaughlin, picture %
Elizabeth Hate, infant sack 20
Matilda Brown, picked mangos %
Thomas II Cornelius, currant wine 90
Henry Getz, carthen dish for old age 20
Mrs. Painter, plum Marmalade 20
do ounce preserves 70
John Mccall, sample shingles 90
Jacob LIebacb, iigtree 90
do good specimen iron ores
| s Sterner, white mice, curiosity
j W Shriner, rolling screen 30
Eliza Giuter, embroidered skirt 80
Jos Gibson, case hats and caps, ex-
cellent specimens
Wm l. Harris, double barrel rife so
Elizabeth Ritter, bottle black berry
wine 25
T y Ginter, wash machine 80
d NJ Reed, paintings -
Elizabeth Hauck, stocking yarn 20
S Beerstecher, double shooting rifle so
do pistols 80
Elizabeth Cornelius, jar peaches 20
Miss Mauck, wax vase 80
The committee on uneDumerated articles
beg leave to report that they bad before
them about 150 articles to examine; the
limited time would not allow Us to pay
all the different articles the attention that
such display is worthy OF; we having
recommended some 80 premiums, fear We
have trauscended our limits, uotwiIhstan-
ding many articles not mentioned in this
report do honor to any fair. We would
ask our fair friends, that, if they think
tbcy are not fairly treated, to consider It
au error Of the head and not of the heart.
Jadses-C. ". Schaille Jacob g Brown
l.. Steiner.
sE- The above premiums are payable
on demand, by the Treasurcr-Robert 1t.
Laird
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

BhIloJNIsTs pIsAPPEARED.-Tae fate
Of Thurs.on has possibly overtahen two
more experimenters in AERIAL navigation,
Messrs. La Mountain aud HaddOek, who
made an ascent, on the 22d inst, from
Watertown, u Y, in La Mountains maui
moth balloon, have not since been heard
from. fla Mountain has since been heard
from-he landed in Canadian wilder
ness, was fcur days lost, and ouly llseoy-
cred .ccideala.iy ky hua;srl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

Twas a tiny rosewood thing,
Ebuu bound an rlltteriuE.
With its stars Of silver white,
Silver tablet. black aud white,
pnwuy Iilipwri, satin lined,
That /. loitrrin., chancrd To ind
Mid the du,t. and scent, and gloom
Ofthr und' rtakrrs' room,
Waiting, empty-ah. iOr whom!
All! what love watched cradle he'd
Keeps tonight the nesting head,
or on " ha' soft ri'luwinE breast
Is the chrrub form at rest,
That ere long with iark,ucd eye,
Sleeping to no lullaby.
Wk,t-lN ROBBED. and ,t'll, and cold,
Pale flowers Slipping from it, hold,
Shall thu, dainty couch cEi"li'
All, what bitter tears shall stain
All this satin sheet like rain.
Aud what towering hopes be lid,
Meath this tiny coffin lid,
Scarcely large enough TO bear
Little words that mus b" there,
Little words cut deep and true,
bleeding mothers hearts snrw-
Sweet. ret nanr, ami ''AaED IWJt'
oh. can sorrow's towering plume
Round our pathway cast gloom
Chill and dsrksumr as the shade
Uyan infaut's coffin made
Prom ourRrms an angel ilies,
And our startled. da=Zirl eyes,
Wrerinc round it, vacant pace,
Can not risr ii, path to trace,
Can not zee the angel face.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

IMPORTANT PATENT CASE.-U. S. Cir
cult Court, Northern Illinois, Sept. 10
before Judges M'Lean and Drummond.
Obed Hussey vs.. Cyrus ii. Mccormick ;
Tie opinion OF the Court, delivered 10Th
inst. at Chicago, held that llusseys patent
for tie combination of the open slotted
finger and scoIloped sickles Is good valid
patent, aud has been infriuged by Moor
mick. Second decree for account and
against Mccormick, gran,ed.-
V-ientHc 4mericdn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

Parts Of Illinois are SO terribly infested
with rats that one of the county aarlcultu-
raj societies-that of London-haS offer
ed three premiums Of $50, $50 aud $50
fer lhe three larscs! exhibitions .! T1tscllps
a. tle.r f-if
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
No.f3-sgricuitural implements.

The cOmmittcc ol Agricultural lmPe-
ments, having a.to-dcd TO the duties as
signed them, would recommend premiums
to the following ndmLers for the best ma
chimes.
Best tread power, by J. s. Marsh & Co,
not being entered in time could not re
ceive premiums but would recommend it
TO the public as best machine.
There being no premiums offered for
fodder cutters, and being a number on ex-
hlbtion, would recommend premium to
j. W Shriner for the hest cutter.
Telegraph cider mill aud corn shelter
exhibited 10y j. W. Shruer, would rec
ommcnd cremium Of leo.
Henry Wcidensaul, recommend pre-
MUM on sleigh 100
Judgcs-W IN Frick, Peter Slear, Benz
Lahr
-. 5. Marsh & Co, had a great many
other articles on exhibition which were
not entered IN time to compete for premi-
ums, but are well worthy of notice by the
Society, and all other citizens of Union
and other couuties.-Erccaticc Commit
P,e