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To Old Point and NorioIE s., incIuding meals.
Round trip tickets to Nor ok and Old Point, good
for the season So. Children under ten years, and
servants, halffare. Free colored persons S4
Frcghts at usual rates and must he prepaid.
The steamer BALTIMORE being the fastest
boat IN the Potomac, will convey passengers to
Point Look Out in hours making the trip down
this beautiful river by daylight
For tickets and further information. apply on
board to Capt. CHARLES L. MITCHELL. or at
The Comp&ny'S office, coraer Of Penn. avenue and
Sixth street, under the National Hotel.
GEO. L. MATTiNGLI.
General Ticket Agent,
Potomac Steamboat; Company.
WASHINGTON ~ | 1T
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2 4EER'S ISLAND GUANO :
Bakers Island GuanO,

rUliE undersigned have been appointed by VIII
i liam H. Webb, esq, OF Nc" York, Agents Tor
Mi. ,;tr far tn. lie of
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COMM ERC I a L.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 1oIE"ur s closed very a aai
how"N :; a. Wheat closed active: new red
freely u" ,rb;ts 140@ 1909 Corn closed steady
l%V'', sl1 65c.: white IS "a zoe. Provisions closed
yellow Nv y,ry active and unchanged. Whiskey
Ia~ed steady at 2o!c.
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Richmond Cattle Market, July 8.

r.,g.--fnt previous heavy supply OF Cattle
r..t b.r uulc demand this week, hence there were
mi, ~ mead urged upon the market, winch were
,,i At prices ranging from So I" s@.2o gross
apply equal II demand.
V,u-S5 10 $40, rs to siLe and quality.
,usfp.-Duuand limited at 22j to 81" per
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SHOEmAKERS WANTED.

,.TE rAN GIVE IMMEDIATE EMPLOY
~ NENr To 4 NUMBER OF WORkMEN
On begged shoes Tor men. boys, women and misses.
We also waut >c> trul BOYS TO learn the bust
hess, who can soon make good wages II they are
smart ana srtnc.
None hut those wishing steady work need ap-
ply, c. \. BALDWIN ( Co,
IS lI--coIma Wholesale Shoe Manufacturers.
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DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPER
L TY.-The undersigned will offer ut public
sale, 1T Mount Vernon, M Tuesday, July 2ith,
sundry articles of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
six or eight HORSES, MULES, and COLTS,
about fifty head Of fat CATTLE. fifty head OF
SHEEP and LAMBS. and \ considerable number
Of FARMING UTENSILS.
" 9-eots JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
UERRING'S CHAMPION FIRE PRO OF
IL SAFES:- Parties in want of hrst class
SAFE, will find samples of the different sizes
mos, in use. on exhibition at my store. They are
sold at Factory prices freight added, with or with
cat Halls Patent Lock, at purchasers option.
JAMES G. NEVETT,
jy6 Agent for Alexandria.
GLOVER SEED, for sale by
iy6 WHEAT 1 BRO,
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NOTICE TO NORFOLK AND POTOMAC

n
~ TRAVELLERS.
PLNEY POINT POINT LOOh-OET, ON
POlNT, NORFOLK, AID PORTSMOUTH,
Tbs vonlmudoua and swift steamer BALTl-
xT7 = MORE, having been thoroughly over
- hauled and refttod with new bodies
ANA machinery, &C. will be placed OF the above
route ON MONDAY, tho 9Th of July, and con
tinua during the bathing season making semi
weekly trips, leaving Washington, MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at 10 o'clock, m Returning
will leave Norfolk Oh TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
at o'clock, p. ~, making all the river landings
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UUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL
r0JIEu PEHF0Y
For all Throat and lang Complaints, from

For all Throat and Lang Complaints, from
Common E0uqhs To Actuat Consumption.
TUNNEWELLS JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Il TOLU ANODYNE, the natnral and sure
remedy for all Nervous Complaints from Neural
cia through al! cases where Opium Was ever used
70 that Of Delrium Tremens, and the common
chief cause Of disease, the Loss Of Sleep. The
Tou Anodyne, though containing not particle
Of Opium, produces all the requirements OF, and
may be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures. and
leaving the patient in Il perfectly natural state
The Universal Cough Remedy, (frced from all
the common objections Of Cough Remedies which
produce nausea orprostration,) may be considered
the common enemy all Throat and Lung Com
plants, AMI used with perfect immunity. Asking
all to court from proprctors or friends the most
severe investigation of both Remedies, and reau'
Ing Of Our pamphlets, to he found with nil dealers,
and more particularly to purchase only Of those
who can be depended upon, We wait IN confidence
the decisions Of Patients and Physicians.
Prices within reach Of all.
General Agents-J. ". HUNNEWELL ( CO.,
I & : Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
HUNNEWELL. ls5 Water street, New York.
Under the special supervision Of JOHN l.. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaccutst, Boston.
Mass whose signature covers the corks of the
genuine only, and TO whom address all communi.
cations For sale by all respectable dealers every
whcra. PEEL & HTEE EMS, Agents,
Aud by all dealers in AleXandria.
an :-col Dec 10. 60.
NJ oTICE.--Owiug to i'll health, have retired
~ from business, and sold my stock Of BOOTS
and SHOES to Mr.. Henry {. Field, who will con
tinuc he business at the stand occupied by myself
for the past twelve ;rars. | return my grateful
thank, to my friends and the public for the iibs-
raj patronage extended to ne, and ask for my
successor, thorough workman and worthy gen
llelnan, IL continuation of the larorS accorded to
me. believing that he will 80 conduct the business
aS not TO dctrac from the reputation | enjoyed as
, manufacturers. Il. Y. CROSS.
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"Costar's''
"Costar's' Rat, Roach, &c, Extermlnator.
"Costar's"
"Costar's" Eed-bug Exterminatcr.
"Costar's"
Electric Powder, for Insects, &c,


Rats Reaches Mice Moics---Ground Mice
Bed BngS--Ants- M"th>-McSquito Pleas
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals. &C., &r-ln
short every form and species of
YERMIN,
10 years established in New York city-used by
the City Post uficc-the City Prisons and Station
Hou~cs--tnu City Steamers. Ships. &c.-the City
Hotels. "Astor," st. Nicholas" &c.-and by
more than 20,000 private families.
lI:. Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them
a.I7' Wholesale Agents in al the large Cities and
Towns.
no !.!B wARa!.. Of spurious limitations.
4a,J"S 90 Sample Boxes sent by Mail.
zsty- Addre>s orlcrs---nr Tor "Cifcuar t. Dealers
to HENRY X. COSTA X, PRINr!pAL Dtror
81 Broadway, Opposite 81. Nichols, Hotel ~ Y
SDLDBY Ii. COOK K CO.,
jc 22-co2m Wholesale and Retail, Alex, Va
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WATER COOLERS LINED WITH POR-
w CELArN AND GALVANIZED re \
AND PACKED WITH 0Rk.--Ohierti"nS hay-
ing been made 10 the use Of Water Coolers. which
are lined wiki Zinc the subscriber has had his
stock the prcScn; season, lined with Porcelain
and Galvanized iron, which is free from the above
objections. and ~ same time more durable. BEN
hacked with Cork. they are light and portable.
Cork i kncwn to lie one az the 1T :! non c"n'tuc-
tors Of heat have on hand variety Of S:zv%
and styles, which will be sold at Il small advance
Call N No. s.. King street.
il 10 JOHN !. thhi"h loN.
FsIIRE STEEh.--JG>t received. q supply OF tn"
various sizes .: this article. nov III store, and
.,,r sale AT the lowest rates.
Every perSri having Il carriage. cart, wagon, or
,iray. should try box OF patent Oil Grease.
Price Isl cts.
Now on hand, very full stock OF all kinds OF
IRON and STEEL. which pledge myself to sell
a. low A. can IL had in any market.
GEORGE T. BALDWIN,
iv4 King street. between Fairfax aud Water.
FOR SALE OR RENT.--Two desirable
Iii. three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
located in pleasant part o; the city. The terms
will be very accommodating. Appyto
i, 1o-,f ". y. McNEIGH
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OLOvER SEED, for sale by
~ jy WHEAT bho'
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WHEAT WANTED.

WYE DESIRE TO PRISE THE FAR
w MEES Of the adjacent counties, that the
PIONEER Mills, viii again commence opera
tionS about the 25ta JULY.
A it is proposed ttat portion .; their Wod"ot
shall br Family Flour. q! the highest grade we
can promise proro:tiorate price for prime white
WHEAT. suitable :or its manufacture though
al descriptions. in sound condition, will be pur
chased WM II. FGWLE Il son,
ie lS-r.,awif No. /. South Wharves.
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..tYn<.~-Denan& more active than Tor se'era'
,.,,k<. IT S22i 70 $50
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I AND FOR SALE.-I offer at private sale. my
/ i FARM. |! miles from Piedmont Station, and
n half mile from Cool Spring Church. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
About l0u acres Of this land is cleared and in IL
fine stare Of cultivation. nil well sci in grass. and
- acres Of bottom land, which, is first rate tlIno
tnr meadow.
~ The improvements are small Bat comtora-
ri bic There i. the premises an old Mil!
site. one cf the best in the county. Persons in
want Of Il SMALL farm, would 10 we'll IT, examine
this land, a. AIN anxious to sell, and will give
possession the first day nt August.
Terms liberal land would take Young servants
in part pay.
Any Communication addressed TO me, Will re-
ceive prompt attention. LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmon: Station Fauquier Co., my 2i-eotf
VALUABLE FARM FOR Satellite I'M
7 lersisncd, rs Attorney for the heirs OF Ma
xiah Thomas, and agent for Mary v. Thomas
offers at private sale the valuable FARM, belong
ing 10 the said parties, situate about two and
half miles vest Of Fairfax {. H., and binding upon
the Ltd. River Turnpike, containing $50 ACRES.
Tn. property, formerly belonging 10 John W.
Ashton has upnn ii excellent Improvements, and
i. in :. high state Of cultivation. Fror! i.s siua
ton and condition, ii il very desirable property.
Fer further information, address H. W. TllOM-
AS, Fairfax c. H., or NATHANIEL THOMAS,
Upperville. Va. Fairfax Co.. je l2-2awtJylG
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DLASTER OF rAkl1.-2,2OO tons, icE Sai'
WI II. FOWLE Il son,
>, No /. South HhsrSes'
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OTICE.-rhc ACCnTlNk NJ Ills, in FAR
~ lax County, have been rented ny Mr. MAfh
YOUNG. who will he prepared Al his office in AL
exandria, corner of Prince and Union streets. 10
furnish to ;hc trade and Consumers. a choice arl-
.!e of FLOUR for family use. together with y
general assortment Of MILL FEED at current
rates. WHEAT and either GRAIN purchased by
his agent. .'o9Lfh VII iHi'-''
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AUCTION SALES.
by j n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z.

BY J. 7. CREIGHTON-AUcTIoN
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IL TURE, MUSICAL CLOCK, DEVIL be
soid at public auction, on Wednesday mo,aing,
18Th instant, 10 oclock, at the late residence of
Mrs. Dietz, upper end Of King street, variety Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of Beds, Mattresses, Bedding, Bed
stcads, Bureaus. Washstands, Parlor and other
Chairs, Carpets, Wardrobes, Cooking and other
Stoves, with the smaller articles not necessary to
enumerate At same time will be sold an eight
day German Musical Clock. Terms cash upon
delivery jy l1-eoit
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1 CAnD.--lIavinS disposed of our stock Of
4 goods 20 M"S>ls. HUMPHREYS TAI
iAFERRU. who will succeed uS At oar old stand,
we take great pleasure in recommending them 10
our friends rs gentlemen Of the highest standing
thoroughly acquainted with the business, and in
every way worthy of their confidence and patron
an. Iiy o-lm7 MARSHALL & CO.
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10 MILLERs, MANUFACTURERS AND
TN MHCHINISTS.

T0lumIc SjcannUat Company
WASHINGTON, iv 1t
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/ He subscriber has on hand superior article
Of Anchor Boiling Cloths, "genuine brand, which
he will furnish n the following reduced prices:
No. 10 ut 52.15 per ya., No. 50 %, No. s2.55.
! 2.t5 =" :, " 2 :: a. 7'3 %
u l.Sn " .. 90 l.70, per yard.
Also Il supply .: Gam Betting, Packing, lily
drant and En- gins Hose, Baskets, Piston Packing,
Hose Pipes Couplings SprinklerS, &c, &c, IRON
the New York Betting and Packing Company,
which will he sold ut manufacturers prices. with
a ibcra discount for cash.
JOHN 4. CkElG llTUN, No. IS, king-st.
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! /. i u I \

Not dangerous to the Human Family
Rats come out ol' their holes - die.
\ +, j. VI n.
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WIN. II. FOWLE i son,
No. South Wharves
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jy II ..-.-----
CtLOATS ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES
- They are perfectly simple, easily learned AMI
kept in urlcr---i> IN improvement on the Wheeler
& Wilson MachincS--scws faster. has no leather
pad ruas lighter and costs % per cent less. They
will run. stitch. hem and gather, and sew
alike Oh both sides of the work. | claim that the
Stout Machine will give better satisfaction, and
is less complicatel-docs not break needles and
is better adapted to all kinds Of work than any
other Machine. Also the Shuttle Machine for Plan
tiers and Manufacturers. Call at
jy IL {. Z. bhkkl = - h'hs street,
rFairfax News and Southern Chronicle.
1 CARD.--lIavins disposed OF our stock Of
} [
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0sytralS COMMITTEES, ow


WooDsFIELD. July 18th. 1850.
The Democfatic Central Committee for
Montcs County. Ohio. met, and organized
BY calling Jere. Williams to the chair, and
sppointing Jas. Watson Sec.
The following resolutions we're offered
and unanimously adopted:
I Resolved, That an Executive Council be ap-
pointed BY this meeting, whose duty it shall
be to procure speakers for the Township meet
ings, TO obtain and distribute documents and
to discharge such other duties as may be from
time to time required Of them by this commit
tee or by the chairman Of the committee. ~
4 ResolUed, Thst an Executive Committs be
appointed by this meeting for each township
to act in conjunction with the Central Commits
teeman in each township, TO effect thorough
organization OF the county s.. z,,a -
Resolved That It shall be the duty Of said
Executive Committee 70 appoint one or more
reliable democrats In each school district to
effect q thorough Organization In their district
By clubs or IN snch other & manner mann q 81 they
RssoIved, Tk.t /. shan be the dntyy llly of the
said Executive Committee to orgenise Douglas
and Johnson club in each township. to appoint
. time for meetings, with authority to call on
the Executive Council forspeakers. Z
The following gentlemen were appoint.
ed as che ship committees: B "
Adams-EIiel Headley. s. Pancoast,
Dr. Ahdeews. Benton Elijah Ullom,
Geo. 8. ,Algeo. Thomas Murphy. Beth.
ell Thomas Martin, G.. w. Ridgaway
Williamn Cline. Csnter 80 VIM Truax
Arthur Smith, Jonah Walters. Frank.
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i. i Legal Notice i'Is',., ,,i:,,, !, e g

Z 0uuuo Vuatep oyUsNHts tsaUVbcpuliVuut9e. q
& The defendants Joseph Costs, will take mo-
tice, that the plaintiff. Enniose Coats, on The
lethday OF Jnns, A. d., 1850, 6led her petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas, IN and for
Monroe County, Ohio. asking - decree, for all
mony against said defendant, and thst the m
terest Of said defendant in, the sonth cwest
quarter, Of the south esat quarter, sef section
txenty.six, township i've, and range five, si:.
ute in said county Of Monroe, and containing
forty acres, more or less, be sold to satisfy any
judgment she may obtain against said defen'
dant. .The grounds upon which said .applica
tion Ter alimony Is made, il, that said defsn
dsnt has been willfaliy absent from said ap
plicant 4or x6ts Than three years last past.
81 5lesss Y 3sssg.sses EUNICE COATS,
q htoAardsen & sinslair, Asr Attys.
ynas l1sh, ls60.-ew. ss.a I.es setl.sysI'g' :
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Female EQuestrianism.

@ One hour of one of the days OF the Fair viii
bs devoted to Ladies' Horsemanship. A gold
~atch win be awarded as the premium. No
racing will be allowed. The committee will
have reference only to the ease. graoe and
style OF the competitor, and her command of
the horse. aes,.9 s1.H
Awarding committee<4cs p. Booth, VIM.
Stel, Jacob N. Mitchell. DR.. L. 4. Ellsworth,
DR.. J. 3, Boice. Entrsnce fee 81 Six entries
required TO make = match. s
loving to 8 disagreement Of the committee
last year the premium for female equestrian
ship was not awarded. This year II Will De
awarded whether the COMMITTEES agree Or not,]
-. PLQWING MATCH. -
To the team that will plow one-fourth of an
acre, within two hours, in the best and most
.wofkman-lks manner--osW
First premium $500
End do ~, ~ Il. III .n 8
The committee are requested to state the
particular advantage in each performance
rhich entities II to . premium. Also the Inn
ne,sections In the diff.rent perform ances.
Avardinr mitt.e--Josiah Barnes. Jacob
H. Hamilton, David K, Morris.
FOR FARM IMPROVEMENTS,
49, A.1 p.;. .o.1ee, N-,, rr.,n;,,r.
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roRxs OF OF ,ArrlnXiyrrs.. ,ArrlnrAX,i Z

sst-sft} -FoRNs OF AyFIDAvITs. 49,; -
County, "A. B. being duly sworn,
says he accurately .insasnred the land upon
which C. d. raised crop OF -. the past
season, and the quantity Of land is = acres,
and no more. =
Sworn to before me, this - day of-1s6
County, ss.--C, D. being duly sworn.
says that he raised crop Of -- the past
season, upon the land measured by A. B., and
that the quantity Of grain raised thereon was
bushels, and no more, weighed (or meas
ured in . sealed half bushsl, - the case may
bs,) and that the statements in regard to the
manner Of cultivation, ect., are correct %. the
best Of my knowledge. C. D..
Sworn to before me, this - day Of LES s
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= FOURTH DEPARTMENT. 4 z
Class + In oWRRse AND PAINTINGS.

Best oousesio6 Il vsrs BY. .Aoriss! 81 90
2ad 1of do 0, bsndolsia1 do -. ..ss.;.i.. so
b,.e aisplszPf green house plants. ...s1I
and do n - - do ........... 30
best 9rraisjd tsaqGss .ilss9a .laIa. L
And do .:,s,fsr-;,-............so SO
best basket Of AojftFs s...,..............l
'bsst bl3kst OF dahliss (colisctionsJ ~. ~. I
ma bs6ta isssf''sdo :. ~. 5...... .s ~. ~ 50
bseteollssslo4 q wa ss.srs II .1.ii..f1
2na ID ,gl.saH 'gs o s,s;s.s... ;;:il,s ~ %
80 Sis 81: So !: : i.is: : s.' n ~ "a
~ AsIM Sss l'f.:s;i 81 SID
and do ao r.. 81. ..'a .egI so
hest spssip}I 2tybl drs.ins .......
2aAoa;AsqlI .Ksfo.. ..:.............. 50
best do psnmanship .f..,.ssl
hsst do printing. ng..............2
2p4 { sde & A dsE = ,s....,33s.. & ..,s...91
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Best mule colt OVER and under 2y4ars q Z
End do ar- az Il
Best sucking mule colt fff 4EsS Il
Jackson, VIM. Milligan and James Gates.
.--zL-3 Oe
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Family Sewing 'g MachinsiL.
NEW sTYLEs-PR1cEs FRoMYsp'
10 SiaS. EXTRA CHARGE on n. ~
q sesqc$e FOR HEAMEkS- ii .desss,

{slVO $l25. EATH4 GA AS9E VI All ,
q sesqe$6 FOR HEMMEkS- i. .lseszsz
f .daDs K aHEa9fs s.lt..-.S 5n1a s<t,ssnirsexs
495 BROADWAY 80. M1W Y0nEs
sspssiisssss .------ -. ~ z4gss tsffrsf
a. R.WHsT. Agent, WoodsAsia o.
TIME undersigned, cztH94nEx IL various deAa
j nominstions, having purchased md uto1e
IN our families aGRovKR & BAKExB gKl8se
BRATED FAMILY SEWING MAcHlERs r tatsu
pleasure in Recommending II - an fnstSuhenes
fully combining the essontials Of . eood at1Ba
chine. Its beautiful sihplisity, ease Of ndnts
agement, and the strength and slastisity eflts
stitch, unite to render II q machs unsurpss0G
by any in the makst. and one which We Sssl
purchase and use it.sfqfs
Rev. W. P. ETRlCKLAND. s
Rev. N. VANSANT, sfs ~.
Rev. r. B. YARD, ts~I - nJssE
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Best Bull Of any age or .breed--not TO bei lsas
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An entrance fesof; q will bsn ssquirsd on
the. Bulls. ..,..s..,.,..s. aise53da f,nR
Best yoke Of wotk, oxen, thsir ;value to be test.
eed By, working, on the Fair Ground ~. ..$5
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Beat steer ovsr years old. .s.s.. *. ...gs3
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Best year old steer.... ...s. J. :. a. .....i 8
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-fAwxRptso CoxxrrrsE-John Keyser, stephen
Henthorn, and James Walton. .ssqsw lsg @Ri
- 81ig GLASS D.--Sheep.1ia r03 ~
Best six Saxonyr sheep, 1 buck ewes. =. IS
End dlpt9F do .. .s..l..I. 8
Best six Merino do do .st..gI..... s.
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Best specimen mutton sheep.
End do do do .......- -. Il
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Best French Merino Buck. ck.............4
End do do ...........2
Best do. eve 8
End do do .................2 2
Best Spanish Buck. ....,... s.... ~. 80. a
End do ...... ...... a
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'AwxnD1so cossrrrss-chsries Msaoaasis,
BENZ. 4ughs, John Kerr. aiiia
CLASS K.LSwine.
Best Boar Of any kind. - ~ ..-i.; s...$a
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Best Sow O. doaes.! ....l... sl.ss..l.....s
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Best pigs oyers and under s months :. -. :.
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Best specimen ot hogs NOT less than 2 in mum.
| ber, and between and IL months old .. s.
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Best Sow and littei Of pigs, or over
| AwARDxs CoNl1rrEE-Henr5s Ford, simol
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-07-18

so (HfDeeds Mortgages &C.,
FOR sale 8 his il 1 ofl1ces. = =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-07-18

Best crop OF wheat not less than acres,
nor less than the field . asFl5R $4,000
l2paibsstI do HfldoItI 1900
Best crop Of Indian corn, not less than
5,scres, nor less than the field 1900
End best 4 = 2 do $50 4t'N dodsch3 bS7-
Best crep OF fsrye-same quantity
End best do do 2.5o
Best crop of oats--same quantity
Ana best do dZ-A do $50
Best crop Of Irish potatoes, not lass than
one acre-Kind raised to be given 1000
2nd best We. do do 500
Premiums in this class to be awarded at the
meeting Of Directors, in Woods6eld, on the
18th day of November next.
Awarding Committee-Jere. Hollister, John
Kerr. Henry Ford. u gs-8{ 81 s. EFka7<9s