Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


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tChartered by Act of CopRress),
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w istb. ,1tb. 18Th i7tb. 18th. 10Th and 2oth OF
September, at the Trotting Park near Cincinnati,
where every nreparation is now nearly Completed,
.Ue, ,or tho eHniDl'iOn Ol
HORSES AND MULES,
FohnIGN AhB ma NAIiF6 I'VE AI-ILn,, OATTLn,
!" I've ,,y,I,S, ,,,,oY,,1crS
t FARM AND SAhUEN fsODuOIe' .s,'
DoMhsIlO mAnUfAOtuH liI1lNI
In n,,11s, nH,I1 ns' ~, -
- ... WORKS OF ART,
H- FpTryTs etc oto .,o
,t n9 ngLoliturists,
dnstriSi otizens' ~ tSe Repnbe, with their wives
and daughters, are respectfully and earnestly in
be of general interest in all its depsrtments. ''
Tur rA1p-cRorrNns
Are in every wnv creditable to the "oueen CITY of
the West," whose citizens have invited the National
AN UNRIvALED HORsE-TRAoK,
One mile IN length. 6ftv feet in width. perfectyv
level and IN excellent order viii afford Infatuated
horses of diIerent breeds. There viii also be an
fnr tbe trial ~ yTorine horses and IN connecfiop
with ring for the
14<AhAoAAANAN VI NNANAHHt
Hundreds of commodious stalls have been erected
for She accommodation Of horses and cattle, with
pens for surrp am sw,Np
Mechanics viii eDd annie accom- rnodat,or IN tta
Power Hal, which is two hundred feet in length len 9Th
by eighty in width, fitted up with approved shaft
engine, manufactured for the Exhibition by the
miles Works" There are already numerous en-
~ NEW MACHINES,
Well calculated to interest the public, with others
vi eS'aOiisheu rePuuA'ion'
FARM IMPLEMENTS
VIII be exhibited in pavilion one hundred and
which will be another, of the same size, for the
handiwork of
MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS.
the snisy Of the nrodIcts of space p or
%ofk S or aste % TASTE IN Ia building two hundred
which is an octagonal sky-lghted
FINE-ART HALL,
Farm and Garden Products will be exhibited in a
pavilion seventy feet in diameter, while two 9TH
ynfo5 to ole Sixty S-hlne py hlneV-"ll De ue-
w FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
81, IheFs will al ols3 be sSitaRle buildings for the Press
dining hall AID refres hment sal Saloons " elevated
fine shade-tfees and eight hpP Wells, % furnishing s'
'r'O1' 'Upp' u ""''-l
HE rh'hhAAD Dm Un e. -, AhOONT1NG
TO SSU'OOO!
In SCaGsh Sold SILVER and Bronze Medals Diplomas
onpense tho largest number Of exhibitors possible
rather than q few. The distribution Of the cash
premiums is as follows; -
HonsEs-Premiumso of ssoo for tbo fastov+ tro,,;,o
stall stallion OF any & breed @ $500 for the best thorough
San for tbe hest MorSan De9r or mare
tSm Two en eI SSgV one OF S2oS three Of 200
eleven OF SO Six of S0 one Of ss s,eyen Si ot SS
teen of sjo: and others amonnt;nn IN S no a 1orp
gate, to Upward 5000, III 'ne "Ssre-
g., Hc - ~ - - -, S. -
for RULES nearly SIOO ID offered.
o C cehfaSn ef tse o cate f premiums are hfteen
and others, amounting In the aggregate to nearly
Six Thousand Dollars.
The premium for Sheen are O. soo
For Swine over % e ''''' '''''''''Si' 9SS
For Poultry nearly 3
For Household matters. nearly. .'..'.. z9S
Eor Eor Rr0d;GSei nearly ,; 500
With numerous cash prizes in other departmennts' n
MEDALS OF HONoRl
Tho Ioroo ord hoo,,tif,l NJoa.Ia 10 A.. e..,...
struck from the standard metal at the United States
casns hi % ~ @ De amsueu ~ IN some
and MaSfptrep TLere n nne rn " S
d Sne hundred And nifty Silver Medals and five hun
awarded "i'A W
DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES
the aWards WITH cn and OF 81
ana s when tII3shed IN the soces
"iueiy-0ilou'ateu quarterly puOhcatioH'
THE JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.
1>,.,- : - ~, -, ~,
~ lnIscIetonary Premiums, diplomas, and Medals
VIII pe awarded Dy tine Executive Committee should
objects Of speciS interest, not provided for in any
Vi " iiie - iGia.sses, ., pe presehteeq. .u
o snS,, ;t tSS meCminsss utensls, and ap-
paIatns ln'ekden 70 pe useo IN the preparation,
eutuIe oI seeulng OF Ine solli "a inc harvesting,
i OF ny o. PsodnCe, or IN tne
VARIOUS Iequremehts o. agriculture; or II promot'
hg tne S9niuIt oi hnd OF their fami,
~ n; mil ~ ~ se HAnDiuoh, aS entlt1eu