American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20


plete success. exctiling I'D every particular
1nny.ofijs predecessors, and Ia many par
ticulars the State Fair at GAINESVILLE, The
entries were large. numbering over 300.
and Of the flst class and quality, Every
thing seemed to conspire to give il later
est. The weather was most supurb--just
such as the occasion demahded-6lear
skies, bright sun and tanning breezes, nei-
- her hot nor cold. but just the temperature
10 calculated to call out feeling, heightsn emo
lion end awaken. enjoyment The scenery
too, added its mite; in the morning the
..,g green felas. silvered oyer with the crystal
iEsd tears Of mature glowed quds spsrkled like
"a universe ofstsrs Later IN the day nature,
seeming to forget that sum@ori had depart
ed aud that the Aowers were being blight,
ed, put off her shroud and smiled again in
G., her robes Of green. Id the west the bills
Of mingled green and yellow, kissed the
4 blue skies, while the brown leaves fell sad
aud solemn, singing their funeral dirge Of
the departed season as they went. In the
east, right in the face Of the Fair Groufd
stood Mt. Pleasant. crowned with its green
oaks and thousand human forms, mingling
the wild and grand magni6cenco OF it's
s2sosnoty with the tame and beautiful val
lev al lis feet: To the isohth the spires
q and smoke OF the city were seon going up
20 meet penetrate aud embrace the clouds.
~ These things with the fine display and
accessibility Of the grounds, lent their aid
= in bringing out the crowd, and from an
Fl early hour stream wide, deep and con-
liuuous poured into the grounds until they
became as a sea Of people. The estimate
for the three days is low at $4,000.
The Halls were well flled-FlOral with
choice and rare flowers, well designed and
finely executed paintings. all carefully and
astastefully arranged BY the ladies. who de-
serve much praisefor the nanneri in which
r.Jthey'm FlcralEIall bloom and smile with
the. beautiful and bright of Art and Ma
.ls,saa mi .,ILy,lo ts.o'l .,
n Mosst,.5bG;5o,s Hal was ..,olsrably, earet
for sconta;n;rn,o, manv things, !, ", worthy e
no,s ana asSec;allv IA corn ~ planter, the an
vsution Of our fellow townsman,L. R. Can
PEWTER This planter, unless wsare great
"a, 81. o,,aS,ioa of 4,
saS ..", !. Z tas ,aos, tbarangp rschinp
y sl.s3r !. and can Ss Mad !, III
20 80 ana,;s Inl !, a.. bv very simple one
.;a, ! An ., dron. as farmers NAV "a, pre
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l,. II. AZ - f,,,a,i;ts and yeo
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q So soaa,.a s;,rsy .;o. oualli
ss M ~. Z. IN, .,n 81. i,ho rrod,,c,,
o.ns.;,ri ss, - @ ~, so,l and : ,be spricultur
10 ~, ,.h;,la. b, of'onr an, fstmars ,5.i ~, s. ~
s.3 The display of fne horses wss betterB
81 far, than we have ever had before. tt
entries numbered no, none Of which wei
2 without merit, and among them some
The finest thorough breds in the Unite
States. Imported Bonnie scotland
&. and young Bronx" deserve special b
tice. The latter is a nagnifcsul. rnaho
any bay Of fine size and excellent spiri
was W. ~ V',9Ot ~ /, = ss"S'" f' ~ :
nd mi 20 l- p b
(. y YoiOsi ~ e YIN, rS9,ia g,sE ,,. O.,
49, r. =. = f,.s';s,; e1afiI, ,. -
was r., =, sss.s5 !. .'e ~, -
a'compese success, ao'ng gres' is' Srsu' -
rPtour county ana feilecneg gFea' y praise ,' y
me otnoers .. tne h9ero,s FreS,aeel
TIERS especially Is deserving oil high col
pliment for the untiring energy and q
manifested by him. The arrangemer
z Aff6aaa; a;s6apIste, oonnodi6ds and
cerent, gWe..refer thepeader to, the e
page Ofto. sy,spapes, where win bo iou
conipleee list Of the premiums award,