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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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IN and after the goth inst. the Company wiz
" be prepared to take cotton and other pro
dnce from The end Of the track. one AMI II hah
miles cas-, Of Narsball ard other dcpots on thu
Road. Good shelters arr prepared for the pro
lection of cotton and back ireights. ard an
agent will always be in attendant for receiving
aud forwarding. The { aca wil. oc extended 10
Marshall in short tim
Rate, Of Transpor.ano
From end Of track - Marshall - swanson,
Landing, cotton per bale Oa-.ading storage,
handing ard fesvardiuq) 20 IS
From ~sau.on Landing - Nlf~hal. On heavy
good, tinclading handling and storage per 100
pounds. 0 ~
From scott. Depot to ssanson's Landing cot.
Ton per bale Qnciadins handling. storage and
inrvndins) w
From SWANSON Landing 10 seo,isyillc on heavy
sandrcl. "a.
From jefferson crossing % Svans0r's randns
tincludine storage. handling and lorwarlius1
per bale 0 q
From ssanson'4 l4a linz :, Jcs,r.ln crossing
Unc.aanr handling aud straeel a. heavy
goods per hundred ~
Prom Psrry- crossing 70 Swanson. Landing
Tor cotton per oac -
From swanson. Landing g Peuyy crosaiNg
Onrludins handling sad siursge) on heavy
goods y
Goods delivered at any intermediate point
vill be- charged rs &c delivered 81, The next most
distant Depot, and cotton or other produce re-
ceiycd will be- charged ia the came way. An
failures on tie part ui those who ship by ,lr
Road AMI No. not pft the return expected shyult
BE- reported without delay 10 the General Super
intendcut. II is expected that there will be 8
connection formed between this Road and q lin
Of steam packets that viii take cotton without
delay or expense OF traus-shpmcni TO New Or
leans W. can as-ufe the public that AM
irciehls committed 10 our charge viii be care
fully and promptly attended 10.
lfgools are not taken AWAY within one month
charge. wili be made for stourc from the tint
Of receiving the goods
4 schedule of rates for liaht or package good
viii in q few days be furnished to The public
The rates wii, be given in detail.
g.. J.. HYNSON,
Gelaai Superintendent.
a., II 'sa-Iff
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DISSOLUTION.

TvVNSVTT1V VTlN.
'CllE coNrtucr-hir heretofore existing between
J. \ coleman. T !. Co.'s man. and ''harles
f. Talloy. under the style OF ] \. Coleman 4
Co.. was dissolved ny mutual consent Ga the
frs, OF January ls60
The business Of the firm will b. settled by
N,4srs ! y 4 r. j Coleman, who arc alone
authorized To make settlements.
J. \ COLEMAN.
THOS. j. COLEMAN,
CHAs. y. TALIEY.
March D. $50 a'I'
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kiNG>IA<O~ 4 rER(;t son,
fHGNix FOUNDRY
Auaxcu1ru1AI wo1lIl

'HH-FF.F " II WI NJ FHkH6T EFr'
S'E.LotlS. NO
EI.S of Pagrs I ChMs
vi pa'en, circular saw mills Cos / Rolrrts'
patent rhrcshcr All CIsaner; Fhreshrrs without
,,iaancrs; j. ~ Naunys iassr, Nnscr aMl
Reaper llSigv, ry~ct Corn Shelter; ilor~
Powers and Castings Il every description.
q !. GREGG a 10, agents, Marshall Texan.
.Taa. :. lseo
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NOTICE.

v1,UoSF owing ~ will see ,h. necessity al
coming forward and making settlements
The Eo,ks and accounts Of tt~ old irm will be
found q, the hnssc Of J. \ tolerans \ Go,
where we will bc happy 10 wait upon them both
in Sc; Ting fnr 1889 and Offering them induce.
.,e,ts to continue to favor US with the liberal
patronage heretofore extended tn the house
We are now commencing TO receive large aud
well sclt~,rd stock Of Spring and Summer
C;osds, which will he sold as ioN As can be par'
chased in this market
J.N. COLEMAN 4 CO
March $40 af
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TEXAS FLOWS,
Encourage Home Manufactures.
Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE or TgxAs, County OF Harrison
NOTICE is hereby given thu, John James
y ADMINISTRATOR Of the estate of W G.. HAYNES
has llcd in my Office his accounts and vouchers
for final settlement with said estate which &c.
counts and vouchers will be opened for cSamina.
ton consideration aud allowance at the next
.'gnlar term Of the County Cour, of said county
pertaining To the estates of deceased persons IN
the town ot Marshall, on the last Monday in
March 500 III being the 26th day thereof
when and where all persons interested may APP
pear and contest them if they sec proper.
T. G. BENXLEY Clerk.
Feb Is. | SEQ n23;lt
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Hu u nets.
NOTICE.

EROM AMI after the 18th OF December ,hers
T. will be an accommodation tram on sunday
in connection With Smiths Z. > Man stage
line connecting Il Jop-.ve for shreveport
The train vii, have n ash,ll At . O'Clock, \.
n C.E. liYNSON,
G.ssrei Sgps'in'e"ie"'
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Gcu,. Iuvwi>h.m@ Goods.

embracing READY MADE CLOTHING
q .p+..ud assortment o' every kind including
shirts H fyery description. mlaer shirts, draw.
e.. SO together with hat cap. &c Gentle
mo5. 4. .rIrs RI having their CLOTHES mstle will
lrr. rtl Else dne.! aai cAprs' cloths, yeyei'.
aai .rr. kNira nht c'ofliug fis men, aud
Boz. shirts, Boot and Shoe
Al.-O--
Wa,ghe. anil clocks q 81 Kinds and PRICE
I.0rry of every description l9sisg Glasses
af .f ..S1. { CARS II vsrims brasid- the
...C1. .4..s ---...
trrr. Veyolrcr.. -iN shooter, and -bo. G-n..
Nu.0t Instruments. &c.
SCHOOL BOOk~ OF ALL KINDS,
Stationery ani Writing Material large anil
choice variety
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+. = " 4 RITZ,
NORTHEAST CORNER or me SQUARE.
NiRsitALt.. TENAS.
TAKES rLrtsrrr ~ ,Ssorvcfss TO His fnissps
Akp rstF rvuftc 4Har liz u,s
inst Returned ircm New 0rlean.

with q new and hcratilul nssmiment Of good
ailly equal m quality and piiess to any he has
ever hrough' - this market.
H. offers bis thanks to tie citizens II Harri.
son county far the liberal share 6. patronage
which ihey have 20 kindly .asurea him wi.h
and assures his customers that his constant en-
dpavor shall be 10 merit continuance IF il, ami
that al from FAR and near. who buy goods At
hs store shall
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ff.vrs Ncv oglcan. IN Shreveport On A.
rR~ArF lrr'utys.
Jan ~ 1850. VI
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Regular New Orleans and ~htcss-
port Packet
'I'llt new magnificent ti-i run 4
II mag anil iuH pasHa packet G GsR
Dot BLOOM. Ww. g.. ,lar
risra Master. ain lcatc Sos ot'eans r-a'Ariy
pl every Atrrn> ATT 1fe.n,y af A'cNandria
- Maurice Grgnd l.clgc Camps, Grael ia.
y.A shreveport
Atfym>Arr rur.nW iar New Orleans aud a'l
intermediate IAud,nr. aud Plantations on Rel
Es.s3
Fof ay..l' o7 passage apply on hoanl or 10
sEb. u HllE
" Front Sirrt Nre Orleans,
rsa. Passengers can r}y on ihm Splendid
asw steamfr rraaia.us 30 iA'ahayc tfed7 fnFing
ue E>riar ~s,.ov She har'ng tvn built tx
tre.ss llr the Koi Rigcr trade aid h''et oai
IN accordance with ,he nQar,usnis ~ lie Law
iur catss.rg PASSENGER sl"ly.
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.oae.

INF. aucondipional headlight certificate Of
| stephen l.. Mcpherson. No -. sraa1el by
the Bcarl oi land Commissioner n PHNo'x
county. on the Plat cf Mar. lsas. IL - arrA
Of lan,l lfnot found in tlsa simc PsssrriAel w
aw, ! dali apply At the peopss sebcs X o.
pica,c. 1850
Feb. II, 1850. rs9t
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south Pacific Railroad COMFY.
'NllE OFFICE 81 tAi. company IS held At the
l corner 81 Austin and bolivar -irrc's. ln The
ciiy of Marshall fSas. an persons having
business will asl tbs olAce open ..om 4. NJ. TO
1 r. n, daily
IFPTIA FOWLktS. Pscsf.
u c. WupgE, Sccgsiag
June =. i-5- ~ n
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GRiNDGiNG. GHiNDiNo..

THE New Grisi Mil at the satisfactory Is
| now IN operation. Regular mill days
Wednesday and saturday
Mach 10 ls,g No - q
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Land Certificates for sale.

GENUINE Land Certificates oil all size.. OF
" hand for sale cheap. by
T. VI. GRAHAM.
NOV 10. 1852 NIL a.
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Drop In and Examine

f,r Yourselves and SEE hos you are plersca with
ihc variety quality and pncrs Il thea goods
\ on cannot iail 20 l,s pleased.
MnrshaN Nuy o. lSa9. rs I'm
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Receive Entire Satisfaction
SPLENDID sTOCk OF GOODS!

TIM articles str too uaiHaross 20 iisea';o;' ]
detail H. eau only call general aiieaticn {,
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

T. All Animals to be entitled to compete for Premiums
shall have been kept and owned in the County, by the
presenting hem at least four months previous to the
Annual Fair No animal shall draw premium two years In
succession other than certificate of Honorable Mention
IL No person shall be permitted to complete for Premium
on any article of Domestic Manufacture Butter Cheese
unless the same shall have been made manufactured by
such person persons his their family or families,
within the year that it shall be offered for premium
Ill Exhibitors become members of the Society and
have their articles and animals entered the Secretarys
book before the day preceding the opening OF the
Exhibition; and all articles and animals must be brought
within the enclosure early of the first day of
hbtion order that they may be suitably arranged The
Managers do intend to any exhibitor WHO NEG
Lhcrs these requirements that his articles be submitted
the Judges While every effort will be made to the
examination and proper notice of every article exhibition
quire that they shall in all first receive attention
" Articles animals removed before the close of the
Exhibition Except by permission of the Pesiden cannot
receive Premium, though awarded.
v Should any individual animal in any ether
than that of the bona tide owner the person making
such entry shall not be allowed premium should be re
portedby the Judges AID shall be precuded from competing
at any future exhibition of the Society.
VI Persons entering stock of the age Of three years and
under shall furnish the Judges evidence of when
the animals dropped be fled by them with the Sec
retary and the ages OF animals above this be given
making their entries
where the animal article worthy though there be
competition.
VIII No premiums to be awarded to Bulls, Cows or
eers that have been fitted for the butcherthe intention
of the Society being promote the rearing of superior au
mails for breeding purposes
* Whenever it shall appear TO the Judges that articles
of superior merit have been presented noticed in tie
Premium List they shall make special report thereof to the
Board of Managers.
X 1t particularly desired that persons shall be pres
en while the Judges examining the Stock referred
hem except those taking charge of the animals unless BY
special request By order of Board Of Managers
p a. STEBBINS, Jr, SecH-
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$1,000 A YEAR Ga9. ea9 sg bS
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED
FOR THE CURE OF DISEASE IN
ALL FORMS.
PROFESSOR HENRY S. TAYLOR, M. D.


PROFESSOR HENRY S. TAYLOR, M. D.
IT TELLS YOU How to attend upon the sick.
and how to cook for them:
how TO prepare Drinks,
Poutices, &c, and how
to guard against infection
from Contagious Diseas-
e5.
IT TELLS YOU OF the various diseases of
Children, and gives the
best and simplest mode
of treatment duri II =
Tcethng, Commissions,
- Vaccination, Whooping-
cough, Measles, &c.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Group,
Cholera Tnfantum, Collie
Diarrhpa Worms, Scall
ed Head, Ringw orm
Chicken-pox. &C.; an d
gives YOU he best reme-
dies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Fever and
Aguc, and bilious, yell
low, Typhus, Scarlet and
other FeyerS, and gives
you the best and simplest
remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms of Influenza.
Consumption Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Dropsy, Gout,
Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Erysipelas, &c, and gives
you the best remedies for
their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms of Cholera
Morbus, Malignant Chol-
era, Smallpox, Dyscn-
terry, Cramp, Diseases OF
the Bladder, Kidneys, and
Liver, and the best rem
cdies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms of PleuriSy,
Mumps, Neuralgia, Apo
plexy Paralysis, the va
rous Diseases of tn c
Throat, Tech, Ear, and
Eye, and lhe best rcme-
dies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Epilepsy,
Jaundce, Piles, Rupture,
Diseases of the Heart,
Hemmorrhage, Venereal
Diseases, and IIydropho-
bia, and gives the best
remedies for their cure
IT TELLS you The best and simplest treat
ment for Wounds, Broken
Bones and Disocations,
SpralnS, LockIaw, Fever
Sores, White Sweliings,
Ulcers, Whitlows, Beils,
Scuryy, Burns and Scrof-
ula.
IT TELLS YOU OF the various diseases Of
Women, of Child-birth
and of ~ RstFHation /;
Whites, Barrenriess, &c,
&c, aud gives the best
and simplest renedie for
sseir eurs.
The work is written ia plain language, free
from medical terms, so as to he easily under
stood, while ITS simple recipes may soon save
yoa many Lba@es the cost Q: ths book 1t i
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" BURYIYG" THE CAPTURED AFRI-
intelligence received here,
-''e is reason to suspect thar the alleged
-I.aIty , among the captured Africans
Aey West, is only a sham to cover ne
-ous y designs which have been success
-! gractlced in some cases. The sol
" mockery of carrying collins to sea
. purposes of pretended burial is we'll
!. ,,..l'Islood, and they do not always con-
= uead men. Suspicious vessels have
va !. PTowling around Key West with the
- ,~a'lOn OF carrying off parties of these
r1 ~ cTea,utes, and it is believed that
!, ,'ly oi them have already disappeared,
~ IA are now working on plantations in
:. a'a'na aud Mississippi. Some of the
i5''sS b engaged in the slave-trade prefer
i s.'cent upon Key West to the hazards
4 = cun to the coast of Africa and back.
: congress made provision for the re.
~, -" OF these negroes long ago, it is
s,sS FSiy asked why the President has al
H. - 'Hls delay, if he intends to execute
/, , S1' The cry is now got up in Flor
i 'Dat they do not desire to be remov-
,',s;.. = = Il In their ignorant and wretched
NJ ",On they were competent to decide
,.5 Question: Washington Cares
''' q " T. Tribune, 18Th.
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red Best training of steers in each class, by boys un
! N der l6 years old, Book
IL JUDGEs-Lucian Bird A. C. Stevens James B. Jones
Hudson Hendryx, 0. c. Warner, f. II Sizer, Joseph know
me- top, n Dwight.
the HORSES -THOROUGH-BRE DRAFT; FOR ALL WORK
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10000 Copies already Sold.
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY FRANK CROSBY,

OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
TT TELLS YOU How to draw up Partnership
Papers and gives general
forms for Agreements ofall
kinds. Bills of Sale, Leas
es and Petitions.
IT TELLS TOU How to draw up Bonds and
Mortgages, Aflidavits, a
Powers of a ttorney. Notes
and bills of Exchange,
Receipts and Releases.
IT TELLS Y1U The Laws for the Collection
of Debts, with the Stat
iites of Limitation, aitd
amount and kind of prop
erty Exempt frt'm Exeth
ton III every Stats.
1T TELLS YOU How to make an Assignment
properly, with forms for
Composition With Credits
ors. and the fnsoitent
Laws Of every State.
1T TELLS You The legal relations existing
between Guardian and
Ward, No ster and Ap-
prentice, and Landlord
and Tenant.
1T TELLS YOU Hiiat constitutes Libel and
Slauder, ard the Law as
to Marriage Dover, the
Wifes Right III Property,
Divorce aud Almony.
TT TELLS YOU The Law for Mechanics
Liens in every State, and
the Naturalization Laws
Of this country, and how
to comply with the same.
IT TELLS YOU The Law Concerning PEN
sions and how to obtain
one, and the -Emption
laws to Public Lands.
IT TELLS YOU The law Of Patents, with
mode OF procedure in OBJ
tanning one with Infer
fefences, Assignments
and Table of Fees.
IT TELLS you How to make your VIII, AND
how to Administer on an
Estate, with the law and
the requirements thereof
in every State.
IT TELLS YOU The meaning of Law Terms
in general use, and ex-
plains to you the Legis-
latiye. Executive and Ju-
dicial Powers of both the
General and State Gov
ernments.
1T TELLS YOU How to keep out Of Law, by
showing how to do your
business legally, th us
saving vast amount OF
property, and vexatious
litigation, by its timely
consultation.
Single copies will be sent by mail, postage
paid, to Every Farmer, Every Mechanic, Every
Man of Business, and Everybody in Every
State, on receipt of $l.00, or i'll law style et
binding at 81 25.
$1,000 A YEAR 9a9e eaG Sy Sy
enterprisng men everywhere, in selling the
above work, as our inducements to all such
are very liberal
For single copies of the Book, or for terms
to agents, with other information, apply TO or
address JOHN f. POTTER, Publisher.
Nt GIT Sam 1Om Street,
Philadelphia. Pa
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h, rive Below 8 list of the mail let
]. dirergins from COudersport. We
',ot give all the figures as We have
been able to ascertain them. We do
eire the prices at which they are re-
IS those are private contracts
am Coudersport to Wellsville, daily, to
ard Hall, for $575-re-let to Vim. Van
nm Coudersport to Jersey Shore, semi
Ey TO j. J. Werline, for about SSb0-re.
! Nathan Woodcock.
rom Coudersport TO Wellsboro, semi
n, to G. McClelland, for S475-re-let to
o5 Harrington.
rom Couderspcrt to Smethport, semi.
Xix. to G. McClelland for $3.50
From Coudersport to Sinnemahoning,
,sly. to S. a. & D. II. Pitts, for about $275
,.lft to Barclay s. Brainard.
rom Coudersport to Ceres, semi-weekly,
. Cooper, for about $3.50.
rom Coudersport to Ulysses, weekly, to
g,Il &s.Taggart, for S94-re let to &. Mel
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Soblt anu Gpuntu.
corrTFpSPORT, JULY 10, 1860.

--,aI5 call the attention of our read
.bo new ainctncement 6f the Uiys-
,,demy. The inotitetion is already
= trown that 1t needs no commen-
= from us now; but the principal
:, Of the coming tenn will he the
=, ,.,, Institute of two weeks duration,
;. ,bc conddct Of Prof. c. W. San.
,pthor Of popular series of school
=. 1t will be well Hcttil The price
;,ion for the term tc those who at
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EZRA STARKWEATHEk,

would inform ifs fo-reef Gus
toners and the public generally that he has
reestabiished a shop in the bnitif'%ee fgtra-
erly occupied BY Benz. RenHts m rohaefs-'
port, where he sill he Pleased TO de
kinds of Blaeksrsislrine an the most
able terms Lumber, Shi&@les, MHeeH-
kinds Of Produce tslScn in erchqrze f,r
work. 1881.
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Tie Premium List for the next Ag.
cultural Fair will be found in this mum
y Of our paper, and we presume will be
|nl by everybody, without particular So
citation. The Hon. A. B. Dickinson,
Steuben Co, on of the most extensive
actical farmers in the country, aud one
The best agricultural lecturers in the
ned States, is to deliver the address !;
d the general arrangements for the
|.r are of such character as to COM
Fnd the earnest cooperation of every
alen Of the county. The premiums are
|SsIal and comprehensive.
The following persons compose the list
f0cal
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The work is writer ia plain language, free
from medical terms, SO as to be easily under
stood, while ITS simple recipes may soon save
yoa many lIa-es the cost Q: ths book 1t i
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Best sack Corn meal, do toI
End best dc do e0l
Best ard most timothy hay from acres, 5OI
Best do clover do 50I
Best acre of potatoes or turnlps, eaeh zooI ooI
Best acre of beets, carrots, heans, peas, broom
TCompetors for premiums Oh any OF the above must ex
hib sample of the crop at the Fair furnish statement oil
the mode of cultivation and also certificate OF TWO respeca
ble negbors to the product and measurement OF the
ground
juptEs-Almeron Nelson Sylvester Graenman Harris Ly
n.n A b. Benuott, David Ctowell Lemuel Sherman L.
Kinney.
TIMOTHY d.arge and sman) CLOVER AND FLAX sEbp:
Best bushel of each 1OOl
2nd best do 7oI
JUDcEs-Harry Lent, Edwin Lyman, Willis Young.
GARDEN VEGETABLES
Best assortment of vegetables, w
2nd best do do oo
do do do raised by yuuths not utet 16
JuboEs-Lucas Cushing n. .. A. suhr, Henry Venzer,
Sylyanus Jones' Luke Darling Eymas IIacket G. G. Covn.
stdAR AND HONEY.
Best specimen of maple sugar. net less then 10 1bs 90
Best specimen uf honey, net ever T lbs. to be ta-
ken without destroying the bees, and a state
mept of management aud kind Of hives to be
JUpGEsmP. 4 stebbns, b b. Colcord, Henry Mau, II.
L. Bird Lyman Nelson
ORCHARD AND GARDEN FRUITS.
Best assortment of each, 90
2na best dc oO
Best sample of each Variety 90
TNot to be removed until close of exhibition Precautions
will be taken to prevent Injury.
JuDGEs-Barak Miles, j. NJ Kilbourn, Sala 3evens Dan
iel 0lmsted Harrison Edgecomb, Leroy Lyman
LUMBER.
Best bunches shaved shingles, 100
Rest do sawed do 100
Best bundles do lath, 81
Best manufactured 500 #. of lumber 900
Best do boards veneers of hard wood,
not less than 100 it,, 200
Best collection Of specimens of woods the growth
of this county, 5O0
JUDGEs-Walton Dwight, Henry Garrett Clark Ingraham
G. A. Barclay, A Mantania.
HOUSEHOLD MANUF ACTURBS, &c.
committee of Judges composed of ladies' has been ap
pointed with instructions recommend awards to the most
deserving, not exceeding 81 in any case.
JUDGEs-Mrs S. Ross, Mrs. G. w. G. Judd Mrs f. w
Knox Mrs. Joseph Mann, Mrs. Isaac Benson, Mrs. s. NJ
Mills Mrs Ira Garfield, Mrs. Nelson Clark Mrs Mary Kent
Mrs Seth Taggart Mrs j. b Smith, Mrs Samuel Thomp
son, Mrs. A. G. Taggart, Mrs Miles White.
MECHANICAL AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND MANU-
FACTURES.
IA discretionary committee has been appointed with IN
structons to recommend award exceeding S5O, for
the best article of any kinds that maybe exhibited
JUDGEs-D. B. Brown, J; NJ Bassett G. c. Lyman, W.
B. Gordnier, W. L. Raymond.
LADIES EQUESTIANISM
Premium, riding bridle martingae aud whip
JUDGEs-G. b. Overton, S. III. Mills 5. Ross.
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Te event Of the times araS, and IS no
ye-lunacy has for two hours had the
endancy over a little more than half Of
b Sol. In other words, the Eclipse has
Inspired, and smoked glass and colored
.Ebottles are no longer in demand in
/ region.
And while on the star gazing theme,
Fould state that we have come to the
1clusion to take back cur announce
.at that there is a comet visible in the
.gens. We have looked after it till our
Is are sore and our neck stiff, and it
II there. Our friend Brown has scan
4 tho starry world with his fine teles-
pc Of upwards of 3 inches diameter, and
reports non est We are rapidly re-
living to believe that certain professors
certain colleges and universities are
yacticiing humbugs, and that the "comic"
visible only to the naked lie. In fact,
/ think they have been telling US a
Great Bear story that can't be proved
| the stars.
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