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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
Impor,nnt from NnshvIlle.

NASHVILLE. Dec. l5,-Thc rebels are in
iucr- Nsed Iorce at Nolinsvills. The Fed.
erals are st,l AT Glarksvile. 800 Of Wood.
wards rebel cavalry came in with their
arms, refusing to fight for the s utt any
longer. Tie weather is stormy.
The cars have arrived on time. All is
quio' along the road. Nothing new has
90 urrcd south OF Nashville except a slight
aud unimpor ant skirmish yesterday.
Woodsou Hospital, opposite Munfords.
vile, WIS burnt 10 day. The soldiers
were all safely removed, aud no lives lost
A party ofr-hel cavalry yesterday gross.
ly violated II flag Of truce by poancing up
on detachment o he 4Ih Michigan Cav
airy ~hils awaiting reply, capturing 5S
OF our men. There is no prospect Of q
genrral advance Of The rebels.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18

NFThs Presidpn. has decided that
only thirty pine of the Minnesota lndianS
arrested for participation in the late mur-
ders and outrsges, shall be hung. et-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18

wonly 6fy candidates presented
themselves for examination for positions
ss army surgeons at the meeting Of the
Examiners 10 Columbus last week This
was only about one fourth the usual
number Of applicants.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18

p9- Rarey. the horse tumer, has been
sent by Gen. II aIleck to the Army OF 'be
Potomac to Inquire into The sanitary con
dition Of the boz ses, and TO suggest some
system TO check the mortality among
them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
fg-we publish elsewhere everything

eg-We publish elsewhere everything
Of interest which transpifed during the
pact week. The account Of the great
battle fought at Fredericksburg will be
found Interesting. The result was not
decisive perhaps less go than any great
battle OF the war. Bu,nsids's'-cffcrI TO
drive the enemy from his intrenchmepts
was tslure. On Monday the army
Without loss recrOssed the Rappasanuock.
Il now occupies its old position. There
may be something in this movement not
apparent to the country. but it now
wears the appearance of failure.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A, BRENNEMAN'S BOOK STORE.
Three Doors West OF Hooking valley
.H 5 .Ers Hank.

The richest soil withouttho aid
ofBooks Is swiftly choked with every weed,
And brings old heathenism back again .-.s
with every vice and crime thai human nature stain!
Has Ignorance diseased the ssulwith prOgressiure1
A. BRENESMAR has Booksthe foul disease TO cure;
and crimep r. t, .rt IN rs
Hisvolumes suit each case and suit the timel
Wonld parents now prepare them orth cir man-
hoods dayi . d. r.. IT,.
His Stock points out and ps them in the wayi
From School Book sup to Books for deepest min ds,
The Stationery cheap and nne Of dine rent kinds,
And Fancy Articles and paper for the Walls and
Blinds.
Come see his ample Stock while low War Prices
spread,
Andprove thatBRENNEMAN Is going Rheadl
Come buy, to HHmaR EIeuatioR true,
And push ahead your otldren and your eouBtFy tool
Lancaster June l3y5edA
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18

R, NJ, CLARKE, ESQ, is giving prompt
attention to the collection of Military
Claims. back pay, bounty pensions, &c.
Widows Of deceased soldiers are emit.
ilDd to pOusiOns--apply to R. N. Clarke
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
HOW ARDASSOCIATION
PHILA

Fer ne Reh0 0f ihs Sick and Distresssd aMietsd
nNh PirHieHtGRd Chr0Rie Diseases, and espeeiailv
yerihe Care Of Diserses oCthe Serial OrFans.
MkDlCALADVICE given gratis, by the Aeting
lVASargeon. Valuable reports on Sperma to rrh ces,
sexual organs,and on the Nav Remedies employ.
ca In the Dspensary, semitic Nhe afflicted In sealed
letter envelopes, free- OF charge. Two orthreo
stamps for postage will be acce ceptable.
Address, DR.SHILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Sur,
geon, Howard Association, No. Q South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Is'' -
January3, lSG9-IyH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
pAvITs IL DISPUTED.

After | had written out the report o.
DR.. Olds speech, as it afterwards appear.
ed in the Gazette, being particular to do
DR. Ods exact justice, aud anxious TO
have my report corroborated by Demo.
cratic authority, | called Mr. Slough into
my olhoc for the express purpose Of sub.
hitting the report to him and eating HE
approval. did submit it TO him, read
ing it carefully every word AND HE DID
APPROVE IT-remarkin1 in substance thai
The report tOas not full, but that wAat i
reported Dr.. OLDs 0s saying, he did say,
Slough afterwards told me h, had SEE
Olds (who was manifesling some uneasi
ness about the report, and told him ther,
was nothing in the report that he (Olds
did not say.
The report OF both speeches (Slough'l
and olds)were submitted to hint Slouph
al the same time, and il is hardly nee
essary for me to repeat here that slougl
furnished the manus rip' Of the great,
portion Of his remarks and read his wv,
proof Afterwards, before the pape
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
AGENCY FOR THE COLLECTION;

BTNCKLEY & CLARKE
JOHN NJ. BrHcKLEr, Esq, Washington City,
Rh. CLAREr, Esq, Lancaster, oblS'
AVE estaelshed at ofaee in Lancaster for
county " H9A '"''H91'
PoHTcE--Taii~adc' BfOes, .uass strs.t, ,,E ~,
December 10, Is6T-3a '.-.. ..ar.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18

Estate OF Ono, FAIRFIELD CoUNNY, IS:
TAN Slough. o! lawful age, being Grst
duly sworn. arposelh and saith that he is
a lawyer by profession, AMI csldeut OF
said Fairfield couqty, and was pre'eut AT
the meeting in Be.ne township. in sad
Fairfield county on Saturday, July &c h.
A. d 1862. addrpssed by DR. EdGon B,
Olds, and hat he. the affianr, hear the
whole Of the speech of said Edison B
o ds upon lhat ocrason, and has read
the pretended report thereof. contained in
the Lancaster Gazette Of July 3lst, 1867,
a copy of which is hereto alta he'd, that
said prcroLded r. port is gross misrep.
reseDtation and prrversion of what said
Edson B Olde did say 10 said speech. and
gives in full neither the language nor
subsIanc" thereof; that by omi,ting mat
eria and qualifying portions, and by al
iering the wording in many partcclars,
the reporter has managed To give an en-
i,ely different tone and meaning to the
expressions Of said Olds; that said Edison
B, Olds did not in his said speech oppose
the war. so long as carried on for the pur
pose Of suppress NJ rebellion AID restoring
the ULion and did not either directly ol
Indirectly discourage en'isments or ad
viso resistance TO he draft. ol 10 the ex
scution OF any law legally enforced. or say
one single word, eiber justifyinS o
sympathising with the South or this r.
bpllion, bul on the other hand, literally
denounced and condemned both secess
ionists and aholiIonists and further afIian
eth not, '' - L '''
Signed. TALL SLOUGH
| have no adequate means of express
ing my surprise and aSlouishmeul o
reading Mr. Slough's affidavit | shoul
as soon have expected darkness at noon
day / had known him fr Years and IA
a brother. That the most implicit oon
fdepte in his ability integrity of pur
pose, and purify OF motive. And althoug
the impression drawn from the affidavit
wholly un rue, my bopc is neithr in
entonally nor corruptIy 20. Tbs lhror
have adopted is this That either Nj
Slough did not read the affidavit to whc
he su bsorihed his name or ha Is who'll
at fault In recollection, 1t has bee
suggested, however. that Mr.. Slough is
politician ambitious aud unscIupulous
ardent in his likes and bitter in his di,
l'k's; willing TO submit to the dureS
or oven tho dioalion Of Olds and Roap
in order 10 secure the accomplishment {
his ambitious designs, snd thai tho NOR
completely to ngratislc himself mt
their favor and the more July to sccur
their Influence, he corruplly madr th
AFFIDAVIT, |, however, Am more charilu
Bile, and knowing Mr.. Slough beItsr Il a
most men, adopt the theory as alrtad
stated,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18

FREDERroKsBURa, Dec. 1l.-Gen. Kim
ball of Indiana, is severely wounded in
the thigh, and Gen. Gibson in the hand.
Klmball's brigade formed the advance
On Saturday in attacking the enemy in
front of their works. He drove them hall
a mile, established his line there, and he d
IT. though with heavy loss nearly one.
half.
One.tOurth Of the Indiana troops ngaged
were killed or wounded. The loss OF sew.
eral other Western regiments was also
hgavy. The Western troops all behaved
splendidly. There was no lighting TO day.
but heavy battle is expected o.morrow.
Burnside, as now 70 enforced, must
largely outnumber the rebels. No appre.
hensions are felt for the result. except on
account Of the unfavorable nature Of the
ground.
HEApeNs. ARMY OF TIE PoToMAc,
December 15-P, M.
The weathar to day has been clear and
warm. The roads are in very good con-
ditiou. The position Of the two armies
remain nearly the same. There was not
much artillery firing this afternoon by eli.
ther party. The shots the rebels did Ere
we're thrown into the city.
The enemy, who are 10 plain view, are
busily employed strengthening their po.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18

One shot struck coal schooner and
killed captain, named Simmons. An>
other struck the Garsituck, going into
the engine room, killing Que and wound
ing three others. ~ss.a..
The firing was very rapid, and oonIiu-
usd till suudown. when the battery was
sileuced. Next morning the gunboats
gain opened on the battery, but received
no response. ..H .r. r.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17
Observation-Disclosures.

The Proclamation Of the President is fast
accomplishing grand work for the country.
The fair weather friends of the President
and the hall loyal, scheming political hacks
are fast becoming dissatisfied with tho presi.
dent. aud are therefore consolidating into n
party. lhis great step Of the President will
have the good aud hcalthiul effect Of dovel-
oTiaS tie only tTo parties that can exist in
time Of war-a war party, and therefore a
loyal Tar,S and its antasonist,-a peace
party made up Of the dislayal. the halt
loyal, ami the natural grumb!crs \ por-
ton of the old line Democrats and the
straight Wigs Of 1850, are fast becoming
concealed, or aHnealed into a full blown
peace and compromise party. This result
has bccn lorseen fH some time, for ii has
been evident from the beginning Of the lie.
brllian that many who suftreI themselves to
b. borne along with the multitude, had no
heart in the little assistance they were con-
strained to give to the cause OF the Union.
The heart all this time was signing after
JEFF Davis and his scheme Of grand negro
slavery confelerAey. This class have been
quietly waiting for the time when it would
be safe to break ground against the Presi-
dent and his policy. Theslow progress made
thus far in putting down the rebellion, and
the apparent successes Of the rebels, presents
fitting time TO commence such labor as
putting into working order an antiadminis-
tration party, and shaping for it an anti
enamel patton policy The slave power Of the
country ,has always been the element which
brought success to the ruling party of the
nation. The men who have always under
stood this fact, will not easily forego the OPP
portunity to rescue such potent power,
when 1t is in distress, or has the felons'
stand and is on trial for murder and treason.
We do not therefore feel any sarprise, at
witnessing the multiplied evidences from all
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17
The Fair Continued.
Premiums Awarded.

simeon Higgins, oFI4ad, ox-yoke, PIE
mum 81 O.
b. I. r4omas ( c.. Ellsworth. DIR
atl window slshrs premium each, 90
W Timer, Ellsworth, apcrage pre-
mium . 90
{. C.=Alen, Sclgwiek, leather and Gait
skins, Gfatulty o.
Ksnoistou x Tower, Ellsworth. hest
r. igh, Diploma
J. y f5ass, Ellsworth, c pals, srata.
ity Cp
Remission & Tower, Ellsworth. lest
pleasure wagon, premium > 90
Elias Hill, Ellsworth, root eating ma-
cline, sratmty co
b. F 1hsm's 4 Co. Ellsworth, b.st plow
sratui,y 90
Henry Rollins, Ellsworth, best harness.
premium y On
F, \, H 1t, Bluchill, best dish apllys,
lstprem!un St
Iytil 6llmr pedbam. 81 best dish u
aff!ss. Il premium 10
LAYls sissy. A4rora, 81 best d.si ap,
Pie, u premium 20
G. ". Iiaic. Aurora. best l,.,hel a..
tuian apple, Isl premium %
Wm. Jeil.san, Oldham. best busael
winter apples, 81 premium 90
Charley pG'ton, Ellsworth, dish purple
damsons, premium -
"A, Fisk, B.ucAlll, dish esg rlutas,
premium 80
Miss Fanny OTIS, OTIS, disi Wild t!a!as,
lremiam -
Charley baton, Ellsworth, dish mapl,
sugar premium 81
Mrs l. ;. Imp, Sgdswiak, browa
bread, sratuty 30
Mrs Mary Waiting, -, wheat
bread, 1T premium, | p
Mrs. Albert Robinson, Ellsworth. bcs.
display Of house plants, st Fre.a..
un 2 ga
MIS- l." VI. Hale, Ellsworth, 81 best
display house plants, II premium > On
Mrs. {. p. joy, Ellsworth, best lot q
varieties, gratuity so
Mrs solomon jordan, Ellsworth, Hy-
drangear, gratuity 50
Miss {. l.. Hail. Goaidsboro', best byu-
quiet, lst premium SO
Miss Elizabeth Smith, Ellsworth, very
tl4gant basket Of flow Is. gratuitF 90
Mrs. Geo. Smith, Ellsworth, basket
flowers, gratuity -
Mrs. +. K, button, Ellsworth, bouquet
gratuiiy o.
Miss Josephine ossood, basket flowers.
grltuity o.
y. B.-tomnlttees who have not rerort-
ed, aTo requested to DO - Immediately, that
the Trustees may complete the publication
u premiums awarded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17
Report of CoIniIii:iec on 1.nnu-
features.

Tie COMMITTEE cft; to say that they
found the variety OF articles wsre small.
though e4ad r.sdfl :. tia: Il any IN :
year. IL eAHihit.ln #as laal.sf a5.arg7l a.
iiels~ Is alaays attended with trouble Am
&. $3.50, aai tie premium. frs,l isnl, ,-f.
front 20 al u 1,iY sisaaz i.l=!s,rer- rts t.
mechanics living a a 4.s;4aa-. l. incur tie
expense u atttndia. Exhibitions. The ia.
terest Of the farmer and In ehan.s arc -
closely cuagltsl, auI ,tsy - maeh depenl
en each 9aAes, they sA4Gl ms5; IA common
sroani ami there interchange their VIEWS
i9r their mutual I.ue6t aud Improvement.
Insicw Of tic Importance # eur tueeliati-
zeal and manufacturing interest, We suggest
the Frglrie,y ot r.i,.u. the aiaauut ct pre-
mlums offered en article, manufactured.
NJ. -. rl5w entered. fr.m the Manu-.
factory OF IL TAsmss * to He sape-
figr faali;ies Of tbs pow, ar s5we.. known
in this County, it rqu.re, 10 recomrneuIa=
ZION. Dor. and >t.aes from tbe same cs.
t'b!i,imcut, ci.pl4rls and m.all.nss. "A
Inc p cinens D! their WORK. Award pre-
mum, On rl5@ $2,o0, On =d55Ts ; ,o9, On
sasAes, 81 90.
N9sj9. OK entered By Simeon
Higgins, His was most perfect specimen Of
workmanship, Award premium 100.
No. %. \ ut u barrels entered Ly ".
\. Ulmer. Award premium, s. On
No. lI3. Three sides Of leather. two
calf skins, entered BY c. c. Allen. There
hot beins the number Of skins - eatitle the
exhibitor to premium the committee zee
omnend 9 gratlity Of s. go
". 81. Two bassjgs, manufactured BY
MessFs Remission It foacr. They were OF
leaut.ta! moaai aal cannot be sarpas,ed in
workmanship. Award premium 500
Sleigh from tie SAN. establishment, diploma
AWARDED.
W. 81. Habbils Patent Root Gutter.
patented February 10Th, l35l. Manuf,ct-
ured ADD entered BY E,,as Hill Of Ellsworth.
and IS now being introduced in this county.
1t presents some new features not before in.
PRODUCED, we believe in airy cutter. i. ap
leaGe4 to work well aud to b. a very useful
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17
Deacon Daniel Morgan.

Tie venerable man whose name stand. Al
tie head Of this brief article is no mors GA
earth. He departed this life, at his rcsi-
dence, in 5 dswek On the the 23l day ct
lS62, at the advanced ase c.
years, ten months, aud twenty
five days.
When such man dies it is proper to take
more than 4 casual notice OF his death. We
saouid mark well the course which he has
run, and gather up the instructive lessons Of
his extended lite.
lie was born in Manchester Massachusetts,
October 18th, l76S
He was married, Dee, 18th, l79l, to
Elizabeth Alien, Of Beverly, Massachusetts,
with whom he lived upwards Of sixty years,
and whom he survived more than ten years.
lie moved from Manchester to Sedgwick,
Dec. 4th, l79j, where be resided on the same
farm during period Of nearly sixty eight
years.
lie obtained hope in Christ at the time
Of 1.-The great reformation" Of l72S. and
united with the old Congregational Church
an the 10th day of Feb, l799. When the
pastor, Rev. Daniel Merrill. and moro than
three nurths of his church embraced the
gospel view Of baptism, and We're constituted
a BAPTIST church, Mr.. Morgan and his wife
were baptized into it's fellowship. THIS &C.
Cured May 18th, lS0j.
Mr.. Morgan represented the town IN the
Legislature Of Massachusetts,, in lsla AID
lSl-
lie was chosen as Deacon Of the First
Baptist church in this town, Jan. i, Isis.
which Office he filled until death removed him
10 a more n exalted station
More than sixty-three years Of his life
were devoted to the Masters service But
his tolls are at an end. and he has entered
hs rest.
BY his death one more link is broken
among the few that bind US t. the past gen
erations.
In Him we have lost a useful citiz.n,
kind and beloved neighbor and an exemplary
Christian. lie was man Of strong intel
lect, firm principle, and feryent piety. lie
not only ''professei a good profession before
many witnesses but he made Il consistent
lifelong effort to light the good fight Of
faith, and "lay hold on eternal life. =
That in many things he came short, his own
enlightened conscience was always ready to
testify; bat that, on the whole, his life has
been bright example for the living to imi-
tate, there Is no room 10 doubt.
The Master whom he served 50 many years
on earth, has said to him, "tricnd 60 up
higher. Our venerable brother was ready
for the summons be has heard the mandate
and obeyed.
Are We prepared to pass on after him,
when our days on earth shall have ended:
9edswiek, Oct. 18th, 1862.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Esey, Mr.. Eaiic.'> Lecture I'm
snliiN an


W5ss f,r. fz..i3r laee in Yanr columns
= EAY my frtazis = 10 = 4aeE.yc. fearless
% aaA true eartsfltn tran hess Of Rev.
III It...t." &.55 .it-t munster Of New
Asft 81. = = No h tor! .u Tie Jmnn
y - ila4-e It k#.,t >4zatlu. last lbuts-
44s e4znles a. ~. H 1T mt hesitate
2 ii .fa tae "if5.t eau6-ti et cd re-
-.Fs.ts 9#r -5eA. National sIn ul Slavery,
49, at.-- III 49, ef+iH7fer, he depict.d
t' 80 = -sil, II our nation Ia bidding
~ t7er t1=n-l - Cd s,n- respecting IL
! ne a. ~ 1Aa.lti nist who has long
va.es=a1 -i.="es II Ia pulpit hitherto on
va, mt t!i .ti'u. II Ms iadsel inspiring
'z.- -55''''- :; r. "'ar such oncompFoml'-
~ Aliit -, y sentiments uttered irsm tie
l%at1. y ~ d e=5iiF-t;z possessed y true
= u '''a' W. 'ie1'ne - break the
~, = - fs7e'F' ts Jared 10 Nndi-
-'.s " 49, u .'.se-. ia q i 81 name, aud
-.t' t4". '8'+s@i NJ Hi-ht cry LIh1iIc and
'.'.'' - W. al H3at1 IA .oumeht would
VI .z' tI'ztH'' 10 imam Lloyd Garrison,
10 .'7 = h9.''i - tiie e4nSs oi 'Fc0iom and
J@z.'st S4eh ii4 eHle1es viii bicss Its
! s''-s "aI 'i-,i'" "'in ".tA POWER 10 biess
'ag I''s.'
In lE"-sII'cry sentiment North, WAS
- ~ ti'V s"s''e-
'st 20 s"-sa'#a oAits'4hs de!ehaihg slavery.
VA - Nt1 'flf''d' that = iew brethren OF
'At. 't54fta ,-inl .hie3 ~ s2me others, lett
t-'e Aeetia1' = reaching the outside OF tie
1i2r t..-ets "sfs heartily gwen iar jeff pa-
- -. '.'a. ft'r "tetcta. W wonder
'a'! s..t"hA "a terror AMI d.smay from their
s"t' - tss'- - faithfully exposed tn their
'.eN' ~ ," t5.eF they cheeF"i Tor jeff Da-
-, Il must do f'"et"'hS 10 shut out
'=e "ist4 i .tsfe ~ thetr own evil souls.
- 10 hey Nj Bailey. Both be and
~. -lf- l'AeA""'d, who invited him to
9a''''1h' ih't seReF persecution at the hand-
81 s"e@ "'61.Izn n. ! L" dollars less may
.e Pa y pro- ayery professors u religion
~ sHirf. II tHs latter IN SulliNan-
~ % tie{ 'aHiy snrFns' their few ra.try
dollars VII tieet either If tbcm for their
en.lay~e'I ol what Nendsll Phillips call,
Us Injury u conscience > hO they aos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-17
Annual Meeting.

y; the Annual Meeting Of the Hancock
Agricultural society lor the the choice of
officers. GA Wednesday evening. the sccoDd
lay Of the Fair, tie following gentleman
wee ehps o.hers ior tn, cn>uin. year.
Jesse button uJ Ellsworth, Presiden,
JsAa Whitaker " Vice President
!. n Glildcu Secretary
" 80 Hale Treasurer
Jtbn 7. langdsn, Addison poJse, of
Ellsworth. " m Thompson Of Vest Trenton
Joshua Watson Of Sctgwisk, R,,well s,lsby
If Auren. ). Was-on OF Surry and X. II.
L. MN L Hancock. trustee
Iae IN e.ins was addressed by 5. wa,-ln
Ez!. Of >afry, y *, Sawyer and John Arm.
-=ssns + E..se ria lac addresses OF re-
marks, m#Ee properly, were well received,
aa4 ae >se.eiY ,5ted, en- the suggestion of
= iacz.'s.r 81 ,ae >5sicfy, that an address no
tz.Ne.... ID tha mse;ias 3f the Sieiety mex,
IA. 4a3 y = vste 81 tue Seciety, y X.
s4as =, vs. requested to deliver said adj
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article, and should be in the hands of ever,
farmer who has roots to cut for feeding cat.
IL. t'ratuIty recommended 81 90.
No. x. Harness, entered by Henry RI,
Inns. This harness certainly entities N,
Rollins to great credit for his skill in n,o,
ducing so good and thoroughly finished arti.
Gle. Award premium 50 90
Ne. 80. SIX pals, entered by j. A. Foo.
Award premium, 81 90. CO.
All the articles entered in this dcro,,,,...
wcrc manufactured IN this County. and .
fleet credit on the manufacturers.
Your Committee close with an extra,
from report of practical agricuturi,t .,
a neshboriog State.
8" Among the many good results ,r,m
out Il tin formation OF Agricultural S'a;s
tn. is tire rapid improvements in e,rn';n,.
to'i-' !" no department of industry arc
improvements Progressing 50 rapidly as in
agriculture. ne tact IS noted in the Patent
Once reports This probably in part arises
iT m TIE iact that Improvements can h,
male that agricultural cieties stinnl,,a
such Improvements, and partly because Ia
h1r saving tools nre necessary, owing to the
scarcity el= tnrm iahorers, and the high price
of labor. Il Is hoped another good NAV bo
tie result; Of these exhibitions OF skill and
industry, Oar young men who in year.
r's', hay. heon disposed to forslkc the old
homestead. aud the tiling of the ground
tsr positions and occupations in cities, and
large towns, wi,h future prospect of IL.
tle m4r' eash, but far les Independence NAV
ba cnafHsd Ia - that there is scope for tho
mind. IN the science, a. well as art Of farm
in aud by the U.s. OF the improved AND
Ab.r saving machines, tie farm work is mot
al msFe dyudsery at the sane time Their. i.
"a .rt read rirst ment Of the gifts Of b1un-
tfiBl providence, than can be obtained in tho
asua' .iuIl yme"ts Of the dense population
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