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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21
DRY GOODS, sc.

DRY GOODS, sc.
PIoH LAcEs FOR SPRING.
LACE pdr s.nsE AssoRrAns C sGw on H ases
E:SSS ss;As S SsFsss, S:iss9ess
in new xo and dss.Ss patterns. npss S from al
i nRs aos eas f!' ssw.y
CPRMa xxBRoIDER1ss AND LAoKs
ENTIRELY aa W s .;;sE'E'o as # DESIGN.
Received pc: 4; ;''f sss. IL mo-" ready
Much below regular prices.
Mo-. as h st. 20 /. ana H a ae.sa stree.
And Nos- Il aud % Caiharine street
SPRING MANrrLLAs -
VELVET. SILK ASD LADIES' CLOTH,
now exhibiting '' SS4sE , sFsHs4 co..
SHAw1s. SILKS AND DRESS G SsSs' AUCTION,
Spring and summer silks only sc per yard
h Han som dress sks Tor 49, worth 81
a .ss :hs 81 y Is worth worth 60
Dress goeda and delaines from is1sc per yard up
s Grand ,s% P Il. Corner of Forsyth
SKIeTs:-rwELyE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS sELP
~ spps s % sor mi ..S
d'1 ysf SPs1s S sDd for
THE EVENT es q Taf s sssssS OPENING
PARIS At sEs sfSaAs f Il Ns NJ. YORK
On Thursday next the 2h inst the magnificent Of show
D Il ss Ss, AND %
pie assormen,s OF foreign and home fabrics
TWENTY DEPARTMENTS
ton Of ladies and cicrens ATTIRE and sensmeo farnisSx
IN s9 e' ns BE ssss We Al
S s s s:sa s
one we by establish nent in this country Below will DO
rpenished with fresh spring for this grand expo
' 81 $sSsSsS% ''''S''A
connecting with the Bazasr With thirty new syIes
ss sss ws
s @ sae % be
be p n'yI s ars; sfsS 4 Z. xr THIS BAzAAx
viii embrace the following departments'--
adss sPs ssa 1aS,S:
Gentlemea . furnishing department
ROOM NO 2
The ladies' and chidren's shoe department,
small boys clothing department.
Lad s;I. under sI liosn department.
'' Cloak sss and maatra departures.
ROOM NO. 8.
Uhldrens fancy hat department
The dress hat department.
Ladiss riding hat and cap department.
so. raw IN e..
MEM ss ste s ases' sads n., department.
Miscellaneous department
constituting Ha. Store o.s,-
than that OF any other business floor in the city.
aAN1N' BAZAAR =
Sis and 5O7 Broadway.
WshPSSS HSSta5ss St SEG 4Hh GREAT SALE
M MSusnnE Sosas s9s rSm 's 81 70 &c., halt price,
"'''' . NV '''''' o. SO 81, BROADWAY.
W EFT GOODs-BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, VERY
wv cheap; also chsmbrays, French chambray, ginghams,
ps and wool Ss caos
'' WI ny street.
3l7. NEW STORE. ~,
RAolas ssf AEb SACKS.
buyers will find advantageous to call and
MADE rxpn Mss1l1 FoM THE TRADE
We shall openiat retail,
A sf 2. sSSHtr A ssSsH I'll
LADIES' BLACK AND SSGoLosrp CLOTH SACKS
NEW AND 6S Mos kA aFFsSvS SS STYLES,
EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES
ABBOTT. POLLOCK COCHRAN,
ST Canal stree,
THE LECTURE SEASON.
ZION. JOSHUA r. GIDDINGS WILL. LECTURE ON
IL ~ he Higher Law, the only proper basis Of human 60
verrment before the Young MeJ christian union In Gin
ton HAIL. Asor place, Monday evening" at eigk
O'CLOCK Tickets fifty cents II Thatcher huchinsons Us
Broadway and at the door. W. W. BADGEK
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y DESPATCH LINE
for
SAN FRANCIS %.
The magnificent A i first class extreme clipper shp,
ORPHEUS,
receiving her cargo at pier q East river and will
despatched gu or before
SATURDAY, APRIL
shippers requested 10 examine this splendid clipper
when they VIII be satisfied she has superior In the
fast sailing and good delivery of cargo.
Having large engagements she will probably finish
loading by
SATURDAY, MARCH g.
SUTTON Il CO.,
81 South street, corner OF Wall.
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DENTISTRY TENTH EXTRACTED IN TEN BEO0NDs.
- Without tho syhtes pain by my and original pro-
oess not freezing This admirable Ia pracsed by me
only. References given II required.
W, II, v, pVRKIN, V93 CAaal lree. near Wooster.
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Ex FAIR WIND
n +. DERBY COMPANY,
IMPORTING TAILORS,
81 Walker street,
Have now IN store complete assortmen Of the various
nufacures Of
MESSRS. PAUL BACOT 4 FILS
SEDAN.
Their French cloths and spring styles with
confidence recommended for permanency beauty
fabric, being made 70 ORDER 81 Walker street
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IrHE BRITISH AND NoRra AnERIcAN soYAL NAIL
II staia. aiiaioap n.Liu ----.N O-

N,HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF UNITED
i States mail stesmships viii sail
From New York
VANDERBILT, Captain p Z. Lefsvre.. Saturday April g
NORTH STAR Captain A. q. Jones SATURDAY., May
From Havre and
- Southampton for New York
VANDERBILT, Capt F. Lefevre Wednesday, MAY IL
NORTH STAR, Captain A. q. Jones. Wednesday May Is
Tbose steamships have water tight compartments.
Carry able surgeona
No steerage passengers.
Price OF passage-First cabin $40 and 500.
Second cabin SEQ and $50.
Specie delivered In London and Paris.
D. TORRANCE, No. 8 Bowling Green n. Y.
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THE NEW LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
The favorite steamship NORTHERN LIGHT Captain Tin.
kepaush, will leave New York pier No. North river
Monday April H. at O'Clock p connecting Panams
the Pacific
For passage freight apply at the only ONCE Of the ns No.
Bowling Green. D. B. ALLEN Agent
N bah persons are forbid trusting any Of
the sbQge ships owner.
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PERSONAL.

4 DOPTION.-A YOUNG WOMAN HAVING LOST HER
"A husband, would give her child, boy, for adoption.
Apply at ~ Laurens street
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CD WARD ANrITAMMANY--A MEETING op rur
- Ward Committee will be held at the Wes,ayr pan.os
Houae ~ Liberty street this Monday evening at TX oeSes
by orcer OF The members OF General Committee. " ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21

AIDES SPRING WRAPPERS,
II LADIES' SPRING WRAPPERS,
LADIES' SPRING WRAPPERS,
BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS
BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS
BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS.
LADIES CLOTH CHEsTEKFfEIDS,
LADIES' CLOTH CHES rERFIELDS
LADIES CLOTH CHEsTERFIgLDs
garment for early spring,
In gray, mixed and black cloths
BULPINs MANTn.LA EMPORIUM,
FIRST SPRING oPENiSa,
FIRST SPRING OPENING,
FIRST sPkING OPENING,
OF R RIGH NSs sw MASTIiLLAs.
OF RICH NEW ManIiLLAs
BLACK SILK BEksOuS CIRCULARS,
BLACK SILK BERNOuS CIkUuLAHs,
BUfPIs's, 1851 BROADWAY
LADIES' CLOTd bEnNOUS,
LADIES CLOTH BEnNJus
LADIES' CLOTH B9HNOUS,
IN BEAUTIFUL MIXED CLOTHS,
FOR PRESENT SPRING WEAk
FOR PRESENT SPRING WEAs,
FOR PRESENT SPRING WEAR,
BILPIN's, 36l BROADWAY
FRENCH LACE BENNOvS
PUSHEK LACE BEHNuUS,
FRENCH LACB PUlNsS
FRENCH LACE CIRCULARS,
ALL NOW ON kxHIBITION FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE
BUIpINs, ssl BROADWAY
NOW READY AT THE CARTER LACE MANuFAC
IN tory large rich lot laces styles expressly
collars and
prceg at Fourth street. first store west Of Brosdway
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Rtb rhKE ET 1RIVhsTt FANCY DRESS BALI
si ~ Az sAUFaGtAUS benefit, Wednesday next
Mime Sauvageau hopes her patrons l rlv for ins he
benefit ball In New YORK. VS. 10y W. va" AS' ia -
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t'ok BEipiEPoRT,-FARE5O CEsTs-fROM PECK
snp. y. ~ every Monday Wenesday and Friday at i2
cock noon arrng In Time 10 witLhe Naeatuex
rev hAven nh"ord Nd sprtngssid Railroad Frejp en-
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4 TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvIG ALTON COM
"A papys New York and Galway line.The departure
from New York will be the steamship CIRCASsIAN Captain
Hslpn on Thursday March 81 touching ST. ,hns p
receive the royal malls Prices passageFrst $50
second $50 third fss tcFss all the Princ
must provide plate taile fork &C., aud beddlag Passage
st. Johns:Frs class 1886; second $0 For freight pas
street. and at their other advertised Offices in the Interior Pas
e n,ro CLASS can Do secured ~ any o. he soovs
the lines Of railway In Great Britain for $5 from Galway
for $50. AMERICAN EXPKESS COMP ANY
ALEX HOLLAND Manager.
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| TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
"
CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama RAILROAD.
The steamship STAR OF THE WEST, A. @. Gray com
mander will sail Monday. March a. 1859 at O'Clock
M from pier foot Of Warren street North river connect
ing at Panama with the seamshp Sonora, Captain W. F
Lspidge.
For passage apply only to W. RAYMOND, at 1T Yves
street. OF Warren.
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EMPRESS BTEAMER LINE FOR ALEXANDRIA, VA.
~ Georgeorn and Washington City, C-Prei ,ht Tor
above Will be taken al pier 10 Noh river Saturdays Mon
dsys and Tuesday, For rates receipts &c, apply 70 H. H.
IAYkqR agent. " West street,
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HIIJIAhDs-GREAT SUCCESS OF VIM H. aRIF
- fI1H's celebrated combination cushions and IN,
proved billiard tblcs lie daily taking of the
patent humbug cusbons Of day and rejoicing
his correct and liable combination cushions The people
awe 10 their interest," do not pay double price for the
patent humbug cushions when they purchase,
made tables With marble slate BEDS and made OF the
best and well scned materials from W. H.
and $50 everything complete seve second hand tables fo
sale cheap with marble and slate beds ali In perfect order Gail
and examine Row the time have your tables
with Grnh's cushions and marble slate beds. W II
Gkifff1l, practical billiard table manufacturer i6 Fulton
street
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Vt 425 BROADWAY,
WILL OPEN
ON MONDAY, THE 21BT INST,
HIS NEW AND ExCDusIvE
PARIS
SILK AND LACE MANTELETS,
VIII full assortment Of his well known manufacture.
Also
An extensive and very rich lot OF
REAL INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR LONG SHAWIS SQUARE
SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
SILKS AND OTHER DRESS GOODS
Received by late steamers from Europe.
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A UsTRALIA-KANGAROO LINE.
"A POSITIVELY FIRST VESSEL,
The extreme A clipper bark
QUICKSTEP,
Ode ander will be despatched Melbourne direct
early In April and san before any vessel toe
BERTH The accommodates for second
OF the best and choice of berhs had early appca
ton at lowest rates For freight or aPpy board
los Wall street. Consgnees in Melbourne Meisrs Lord Co
DOR NASSAU, N. p. AND HAvANA-THE BRITISH
and North American royal mali steamship KARNAK, Capt
browness, viii sail from the companys wharf, at Jersey
GA (Which leaves Liverpool March 49, probably 3st March,
90. 70 Havana %
Do do. between Nassau and Havana. .,.......... Is
For freight or passage apply to
z. CUNARD No. Bowling 0reen
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-29

LOWELL of Dubuque delivered the annu-
al address. We did not hear it. but UNI
derstand it was an excellent and instruc-
tive one. A purse was also trotted for
on this day, entries being confined to
stations. Mr.. Jakway of Buffalo Grove
entered bay stallion, and II. Clarke OF
Independence a black. The black won
handily. A running race also came of
between Littleton and Spring Grove
horse-both good horses. The Spring
Grove horse took the money beating the
other horse by about two lengths.
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8 Q . " I L LIS
BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP.

Stafeacent of Mr.. Nc Williams, tch0 is an Elder
in Rec Horace BushneUS Church, regarding
the cure Of his daughter.
MEssRs. A. l.. ScovILL d Co.-Dear Sirs
feel it my duty to write you and let you know
what your Blood ann Liver Syrup has done for
my daughter, and that by publishing it. others
who suffer with the same disease, may know OF
it, and by its use derive great benefit. Ny
daughter Eliza has been sorely afflicted with
Scrofula, attended with great pain, for more
than two years She had some five or six rum
ming ulcers on one of her feet one on her hip
and one on her back. She commenced using
the Blood and Liver Syrup, and as che medi-
cine acted on the blood, the sores commenced
to heal. The limbs are getting straight-she
is now gaining strength. | have only used
three bottles of the medicine, and she can walk
quite well. One of the limbs is but little, il
any, shorter than the other Your Blood and
Liver Syrup has done wonders in restoring her
health. With the greatest respect, | remain
Yours.
VI. McWILLIAMS.
Cincinnati, Feb %, 1859
See advertisement.
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CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD,
BY USING
SCOVIEL'S
BLOOD ANDLIVER SYRUP

The recipe is given to all physicians
That they may know what they are using.
The combination of Sarsaparilla with Stillin,
gia, de-,
Is well known to all medical men, as
The best compound to purify the blood eve.
used.
1t cures Scrofula in all its worst forms.
All diseases of the skin it cures effectually.
Syphilitic Swellings, Erysipelas, Seald Head.
Salt Rheum, Female Complaints, Tumors,
Kings Evil, and all diseases arising from any
impurity of the blood
PHYSICIANS WILL TILL roc to let alone all pro
prietary quack medicines, as they call them
Why For the simple reason that they are
put up with printed directions, and the mans
and label is copyrighted. Show them the for
mula of preparation, and in nine cases out Of
ten, they viii approve of it. There are testi.
monials from physicians whose preiudices are
overbalanced by their good sense Of the excel.
lent virtues of Seovill's Blood and Liver Syrup
and who are using it for their private practice
Sold by JOHN ID. PARK, Proprietor, Chi
cago, Ill.
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New Goods,

New Goods,
re- We want to call the attention oil
our County readers to the advertisement
of the Messrs. FONDA, on the West side
of the River, near the bridge. They
have certainly good stock of goods, and
are selling them very low. Let our read
ers try them-they charge nothing for
showing their goods.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-29
Fine Butter.

Fine Butter.
Ey We received a day or two since,
from our friend Mr.. S. f. SEARLs, oil
Littleton, couple of pounds Of his Pre-
MUM Butter, which every one noticed in
the Fair, as being put in very tasteful
style, and presenting a fine appearance
We find it, on trial, to be as good as il
looked, and we certainly think that it well
deserved the premium it received
1t would be difficult to surpass Mrs
SEARLs in butter making, if this can be
taken as an ordinary sample.
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Kin ley s. BoWley.

kinsley s. Bowley.
H This firm is daily increasing in
popularity, the secret of which is that
they keep good Goods. and sell them
very cheap. They are determined not
to be undersold by any one, and having
good facilities for purchasing, are thus
enabled to make good their promise to
sell goods as cheap as the cheapest
Give them q call.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-29

DIR. CHRlSTIE'S BALSAM FOR AGUE
and Fever is winning golden opinions as a pro-
ventve aud cure for that dreadful disease
Much of the dread experienced by persons EN-
lgrating to new country will he removed
when they know how easily and thorough y
the Balsam cures the disease for which it Is de-
signed.-MoRmOuth tlll,) Guardian
The above Is only one OF the numerous fav-
orable notices If free and untrammclled press
when such powerful friend rs the press speak,
In Its favor. 1t cannot DC otherwise than popu-
lar
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor. lai Lake 81,
Chicago.
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Use Christie's Ague Balsam.

The best Ague Cure in use
A remedy prepared by a Regular Physician
A preparation free from all mineral ingredients
Equally effectual in Ague and Chill Fever.
When taken according to directions, is sur.
cure.
1t never debilitates the patient, like other rem
edies.
Is a pleasant, effective and safe remedy for chill
dren.
1t has stronger certificates than any other rem.
edy.
When once used. it will ever after be sought for
In short, 1t stands at the head of ague cures. s
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Notice.

Notice.
All persons having books in their
possession belonging to the Independ
ance Lyceum Library" are requested to
return them 10 the library by the 9th
day of Oct. 1859.
E. w. WOODWARD, Librarian.
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Et We have been compelled to defer
the List of Premiums granted at the Ag-
ricultural Fair, Notwithstanding we have
Tin type, on account of the press of 9th.
er matters. Much political matter has
also been deferred.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-29
DIR. HALLS Balsau

HALLS LUNG BALSAM, in all eases, gives
the best Of satisfaction
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought NOR.
cures since its Introduction, than snv other
cough medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is endorsed by our
leading physicians as the safest and best
remedy now before the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAN is safe 10 use among
children, and Yet powerful in cases Of chron,
ic pulmonary diseases.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in ccrtii
Gates almost daily of it wonderful cures in all
parts OF the country.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-29
Special sotltes.
Treasurer and Recorder.
MODIFICATION OF THE PROGRAMME

MODIFICATION OF THE PROGRAMME.
Mr.. Editor For good and judicious reas-
ons, now withdraw my name from the Re-
publican County Convention, and desire you
to rc-announce me as an independent Candi-
date for the above Office, subject to no decision
but that of the People.
Respectfully,
R. J. THORNTON.
Independence, Aug. Doth, 1889
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ON the 18th day of September. 1889, the
~ undersigned was appointed Administra-
tor Of the estate of LYMAN AYRAULT, de-
ceased, late of Buchanan county, Iowa, by
stephen j. W. Tabor. County Judge of said
county. All persons indebted TO the said Is
tate are requested to settle without delay, and
those having claims against the same, will file
them as the law directs
MARK BRoWNSoN, Admr.
Sept. 18th, 1859. T27-it
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sflattito.

On the 18th inst by Rev. H. Kinsley, Mr..
WILLIAM WRIGHT to Mrs. MARY WHAT,
both of Independence, Iowa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-29
DR.. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS
FOR FEMALES

Il
u Are infallible cautioned against us
for removing Stoppa- = ing pills while in that
ges or Irregularities . condition, as the pro-
of the Menses. :. prietor assumes no
The Pills are moth = responsibility fter
ing new, but have = the above admontion
been used by the Doc = although their mild
tor in his practice for : ness would prevent
many years, both in any injury to health !;
France and America, : otherwise these pills
with unparalleled = are recommended
success In every case; q Directions &C M
and he is urged by : panying each box.
many thousand la :. Price 81.
dies who have used N. B-Ask for Dr.
them, to make the : Duponcos g olden
Pills public, for the >. Pills. See signature
alienation of those on every box. You
suffering from any ir- Z then obtain pill you
Irregularities whatever : may depend upon.
preventative to ladies = Ladies by inclos-
whose health will not !. ing one dollar by
permit an increase of mail to either of the
family. |. agents below, can
Pregnant females, = have the Pills sent
or those surprising : (eontidentially to any
themselves so, are part of the country.
Sold by
BoIles, Smith & Co., 1914 Lake-st., Chicago,
Agents for the Northwestern States, also dealers
in Patent Medicines generally.
G. B. PARSONS, Independence.
r. W. WRIGHT
c. F. PUTNEY.
E. W. WHITNEY, --------- Quasqueton.
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FLOWERS.

Specimens were presented by Mrs. Al
bert Clarke, Mrs. h. w. Wright, Mrs.
M. d. Smith, Mrs. DR.. Warne. and a fine
variety of House Plants by Mrs. I. c.
Bartle.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-29

CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT WHOLE
" sale or Retail, at
WALLACE L. SONS.
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FLOWING MATCH.

Lewis w. Wilson entered a horse
team Wesley o. Curtis an OK team !;
VIM. n. Russell an OK team /; Clinton
Wilson horse team L. p. Mills horse
team and OK team, We cannot speak of
the performance, as we were not present.
The premiums were awarded, however,
TO VIM n Russell for oxen and Clinton
Wilson for horses, with discretionary
premium to w. O. Curtis.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-29

SWINE.
The display of swine was not very
large. Mark Brownson of Quasqueton
had very fine half Suffolk SOW on ex-
hibition, 9 months old, and weighing $50
lbs-also two fine Suffolk pigs. John
Bone exhibited two handsome April
pigs w. S. Scott presented three pigs
one of them half Suffolk sow Ransom
Bartle exhibited SOW pig Freeman
Reynolds had on exhibition a fine hall
Suffolk boar, one year old Baxter Ad-
ans presented 9 good half Suffolk pigs.
SEEDS, DC.
There was quite number OF entries
IN this department. Among these Sol
ONION Swartzell exhibited a half bushel
of fine wheat and another of rye. III. s.
Chase exhibited bushel of Cape Cod
corn, quite handsome DR.. G. Warne a
specimen of pop and sweet corn; NJ. A.
Glass bushel of white beans, and a
bushel of fine timothy seed, also bush
ell of fine white dent corn C. Hoover
presented bushel Of beans Francis
Pengree exhibited bushel of /" 1000 to
!" beans and no one ever saw a finer ar
ticle; l.. w Wilson had bushel of very
fine yellow dent corn Jesse Merrill a
bushel of Hungarian grass seed, and a
bushel of white oats; q. Dickinson a
bushel of corn +. s. 10y a bushel Of
oats and one of corn r. w Adams two
bushels of good timothy seed and two
traces Of Seed corn; Horace Doolttle
presented bushel of wheat, and IL. B.
Haskins a bushel of peas.
On the afternoon of Friday Judge
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900 LBS. PUTTY. ALSO NAILS
l,OOO and Window Glass at
WALLACE 4 SONS
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T..
The list of Cattle was also large. Mr..
David Merrill had herd of beautiful
full blooded Deyons. all of them as hand
some as pictures, and very fine halt
blood belonging 10 r. Sloneman. Mr..
David Gould exhibited fine Devon bull
and two full blooded Devon cows. Mr.. S.
swartzell very fine yearling Devon bull
and 5 excellent cattle Mr.. VIM. Russell
a Devon bull 3 years old. and yoke OF
working cattle Mr.. 4. p. Mills n Dew.
bull years old. Mr.. F. S 10y exhibited
a fine Durham bull 5 years old, a native
bull 3 years old, and Durham COW 3
years old. II. w. Adams exhibited very
large and powerful full blood Durham
bull, but in bad condition; ID. Robert.
son Durham bull 5 years old and a
Durham COW +. Daniels one yearling
Durham bull and Durham COW g. G.
Dean Durham COW and very fine
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