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The national Republican., 1862-07-24
CHARLES
LONDON
CO R
G. I N

Hk.-.S..salY up soiely N 9AAIt soo Pns w
ties, to meet the requifsmsnts Of
Druggists, and those to whom Pure and unaAults1.
stsd liquor b Necessity or Luxury.
II 10 the oldest established Of all the GINS (i)
which have started into existence upon the basis of
q swsll deserved and hard earned celebrity.
II hos no connection with and ie In NO vay Ike
the trashy mixtures sold n EsoLIsH GM," OF
OLD Tor, }" or" LoHDos Door, }" Or" LosDoa 0n, y
ko., 10 NO matter how much antiquity" or I" re
speotability b assumed BY their besettes
Dr.. Valentine Mott, Of New York. says 1t u
far preferable to even PURR Holland Gin and is Ia
hsa article Of 4, liad haW Lsen" So say thou
sands Of physicians
Tn. IsR y0k .H9aA pays; We are ssrprissd
at is benthciSl effects tits certain safe guard to
health.D ...'" 80"
The Phiiadslphia Lsdssr s.ys " I, A.s no sup~
flor, II an equal, in medi6insl virtues I"
The New Orleans Pieayuns says; There l. oo
remedy on earth for dyspebsis equal to 1t"
The Boston Journal says: "Aa beverage. ~ q
u b our pdde ~eaSm" 4"
Women of Amsrica,. for you 1t Is pari,rl..a,i I,
4dap<<d In aictpess or health, II II your s'es,ts
| bend .
H. BALDWir. & 90
q .s n 0OLK lnrunsIi ~,
lvl Liberty strset, New YoTA.
BOLD " Warrington by
LOWELL, COLLEs a Co,
5l0 Z street, near Pa kveaue,
aeo Wy And dealers generally.
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SGALs D Pn0POsALS are invited until the
, 10Th day Of July, 1853, tor supplying the U. 8
Cattle on the Hoof
The Cattle to be delivered At Washington, ID. c.
and each animal .S.ysrsss 800 psYnd; gross Nc
srosI. Heiters, 6tass. and Bulls not wanted
ihe first delivery Of Cattle to be made on the Isl
DAY OF august or as soon thereafter - the Govern
ment may direct. Bix hundred head Of cattle Der
week will be required TO be delivered under this oon
tract.
a bond with good and suaaoisn. security will be
No bid will be sntsrtsi.sd whsn put In by con
traotors who have prsviousy failed TO- comply with
s ss IL. SSds ct n
to his bid. n G'F7I '7-
The names Of arms should bs stated In full with
the precise address Of each member II the firm
Proposals from dlsoyal parties W na be considerei
and an oath Of allegiance must accompany each
Al bids must be accompanied by two guarantees
Bids to be directed to MAJOR A. BECKWITH
O, s., U. 8. A., Washington, D. G., and endorsed
" Proposals. for Beet Cattle" = ="
we Of the county Of -, and State
d do hereby guaranty that - Ia able
TO fulhl . CONT act 10 aocordanoe with the tePmi
Of his proposition, ard that should his proposition
BE- accepted rs wii st onee enter into contract In
should the contract be awarded him we are pre.
pai ed to become his securities,
Cfhs guarantee must he appended to each bid
The responsibility Of the gusrantors must be
shown BY the Official certificate of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
tr1ot Attorney je9b
~ THE TINE FOR RECEIVING BIDS under
the above advertisement l. indednitsly postponed
ND A. BECKWITH, Hajor G 8.
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TH1
Greatest Bargains Yet !

EXTRA SILVER. PLATED COMPLETE TEA
! episess, best quality, 81. 90 nett
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR,
sFrench glass bottles, -, $3.50, $500, to $3.50.
EXTRA sI1YEH ED 42skE 4EtAkEER sfSSss, S5syH THREAD
q dozen.
EXTRA siLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
~ per dossn. s,..p
EXTRA sILvER.PLATED, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKS,
Hper dozen.
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
tSs dts
EXTRA SILvER-PLATED TEA SPOONS.
TIPPED AND THREADED,
HEAVY BILVER-PLATLD, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
L,gs size, best quality, beautifully engraved snd
chasei only 20, $50 and 80 SO for extra quality.
FINE sILvER.PLATED CUPS, MUGS, GoB-
LETS, sALT STANDS, -
Only 81 saoh-retail price, So
sELVER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS, nj
..4.. 25 OTIS. each. .,. .
SLvER-PLATED BUTTER-KNIvEs,
1887, and 80 ots. each. ..i
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IIROLE INsTITGTA FOR YOURG LA.
" DIES,
No. Oh n street, near the Circle.
Terms per Quarter OF Ten Weeks, Si2-French and
Mu'io included n. II u -
Spanish, Italian, German, Latin and several Other
languages taught 10 the same school.
week on Literature and Science and otherwse assist
sion. ~. : ! n II = - : = - f'~'N
jy4 Mss. A. ZAPPONE, PriucipaJ"
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Il Fl n Is u i.D,s
& ENUlNE PkEP EPARATl0N,

hELABOLD's BUCHU tor ths Bladder
aEkMsSLDs aEkM sTSHU sToHG 70 ISF he aasnsy aaaspsy'
nELMBoLD'S sGCcG for Nsrv"usae.s
RkLMBOLD BGcHU ior Dimnes. Of Viiou
HELMBoLDs SGHu SG, Hu for pdlcuI isrestiing.
akEasoIPs BSSaS ir sor Gsasrai sss Si5ssi b.Sih,y
RELMB0LDa BUCHU for Uuiversal Ii a uae
sSeHT sSeHT 20; Gr ssS, " Disease
sELIMMBoLPs sEI IMBs sHGHg BiG tor Wskefu n.s.
FOLDS BGGsG ~ fSr P.iS ap'iSni S tse s.ot
HELMB0LD'S BU0IU ior Hes ! sss Of the Eye.
10 ol Ss soSt ssS tG ssS 2
SSSHS sTS#S e; S:s: ,;.s
lHdiscretioG, and alt Diseases Of
EsssMMa.LLsEss-EEEMALEs-EE
OLD OR NgrS Y9TNG, SINGLE on MARkIED, OK
r.xp SN3GNTrEMPPLATiSG NG TnMP MARRIAGE,
HELaBoLD's ExTn 1 ,cT T stCHH E3 HH'AIL
Fsl ~ VGhi sEs kEMEDY IN rHh WORLD
ing from Ind,. elton, Habita OF Dissipation, or Ia
THE bsGkISt ssk SyNTISHs 3E 4aASSG sGy SF LIE "
No Family should be without II
Take NJ more Ba .an, MtIcury, or UopIesssst
ssa ScSU GFr,
Ia all 'h ir .,,ge, Al little expense
' ' no eatf' AH6 NJ I, ats ExrosURn Inconvenience
". hs,@t. as a, n1IaSt Bucnu fr Excs'sss sris.
~ f'n'G AND "LD,
And Tor d,ss .s- srisi from habr. o, dissipation.
The psieDr in s,ori time 10 sta Of hraIth and
purt,.
w ,.-mbold'- Extract Baehn for i...4e, md
aflec Jns 81 the mat istrrsSiug character
h,n old Extract Buchu i0r al affections
sn' .isr ,tt, " he
Sn.rARv oasAss.
Nrether exiHintin
From whGiey,. IA orig .ua'ing, and no matter of
i"" 'o"s standing
tgmr 'reauncri and may "reinDt I ON th- same
"rani Usadi Neadi
iieiinIodu Bnchu is SAT- MI peasant Ia ,aa,e And
dr., b Il immt Ii tie il It's .cncn
m S sSa,F TnS 81, III " Aff0
~ "hr ben! duly -wnrn dors say that tIs pretSarI
T., :" ''htli "a" ar 10 msoary, or injurious drags
M HELMBoLp,
s'lr Ma u,acturer.
worn 49, .uo's,i I'd oetorr me, III. 2aa day OF
WM H,HBARD,
Prios 81 per hor'~ ,x ror 81, delivered i to any
PRACTICAL and Analytical Che misI
lo& South Tenth street, below he's, nj. PAL
BeWare OF Cou mt. rfetIs
AND UNrRINCIPLED DEAL, RS
Who ayor T. d. pose q OF their own - and
. other !, sI,lsls. z On The rsput. Ion attai4tdLy
- <tract uchn
- Improved Rose wash
.O,I I, i llh.,
p~r.iI. "a ~ ..
|" WAITk
d = p, ND
:bfs WILEi,
..... D." "HfWlBfi
X GAJOR
Ask tor HejmDoidb. uke 8 other
Cut cut the Advertisement and asnd ior 10
and avoid imposition and exposure
je Gam
STATUAkY.
- MARBLE MoNUM t!raTs,
90, 60.
have large and most sxtsIAivs stock Oi
Itaitan Marble Monums ats, Or . vsssonss.
-sg44A,,l Sc, Sc,
for sale r loW ass, for oash will sell Ut reduced
prices u thnsa = H. army or navy who may want
them q memsntoes for their oomrade. who have
hllen u ds1enos Of the Union.
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DATENT OFFIC n b U 1 " 5 3
Soldiers Pensions & !Bounties.
SOyMES & ALEX.AH.DER,

ship, ss ATTORNIES and SOLICiTORSi for tbe
procuring OF PATENTS, and ali other tinds Of
busine q, at the Patent Once "
Esps,Iial attention will be kiveu 10 feectad appif
cations, 10 extensions and opposition 10 ertensions
and to taxing and preparing evidence and argu.
ments in interference cases =" "'7.' III ~
The undersigned will also sttnud to obtaining
PENSIONS and BOUNTIES fos Soldiers serving
during thN present snd prsvisss wars, and to the
prosecution generally of all similar classes Of bust
meas with the 9overnmeAt. y III. ,77-IIT 7F' -
Once corner Of Seventh snd r strsets, opposite
the Pstem Once. rH' DANIEL d. B0MES Y
WAsHMsron, Maroh 10, 1850. aa,ia-dkWtf
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HtP EoTALNoTTCE E.
Allg "TJlh
DR. \. vELLNY's Private Hospi,al, In the
tsasral 2'oOk, corner os Seventh and r streets,
eppodss ths.Post and Pa,snt Ofices. Rooms
Is and "a, mp stairs, Washington. DC
All disssses Of private nature treated In the most
scientific manusr ant radical curss Effected In all
essss sYPBILI1IC AFFECTIONS. soNoR-
RHGA, GLEEr, srRiCTURE., SEMINAL
wEAKNRss, VI the rsssl, Il vOLUrTUOUs
DKEAies, or s.y ~e.knsss Of The aENERATIvE
ORGANS. from any oaaas whatsvsr, Or how long
ssapAhs, thoroughly and radically cared u
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No nssssr what your disease let 10 false dsiicasy
pssvsn, Apply imuediass,y to Dr.. veliny, who is
acknowledged to be BY far the most SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN ia the treatment Of private dissssss
Fear mot 70 GONE aud make known your misfortunes,
and b wiii speedily send uou your way rejoicing
40 = SELE-ABUSE,
That drsadiu, 50 urge Of the young INDUCED In
WHEN alone, which destroys the sensrs,ivs organs,
unats you for msriei life, producing weaknes, Of
the back and limb, los Of animation and muscular
power, papiiatisn Of the ART nervous irritabty
loss OF memory, melancholy habits. insanty, oon.
sumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN, in view Of tue dreatfal eonse.
qusnOes, delay not to make your case Known 10 Dr.
v Your secret, with him are sacrsd, and you may
confidently rely upon his me iicai skill
Thousands whose syst m were shaft red and were
on ths brink Of The grave, has he brought bscs to
vigorous health b' his sliifui trsstmsa.
MARRIAGE.
mony, WIN .u.pe Il themss I've, OF iupotslcy seminal
weakness, or any disease arising from . relaxed
state Of the g.nita org ans, whether the result II
disase, irjury, consequences OF youthful indi.cte
tiols indulgence Of the PASSIONS IN per years,
are earnestly sntreatsd 10 place themselves under
the care Of Dr. v. They may rely wi b certainty
upon speedy curr and full visor restored.
He ueas with entire suece -an diseases ffemsl,s,
such ~ LUCnURHE or WHITES LAPsUs
UTERI, go. .c., and in every csse ssaraute.s a
perfect CURE
FEES moderate and VISITS and CoMMUNI
CATIONS strictly rsIvATE and CONFIpfN
TIAL.
PERSONS calling see NO one but the DOCTOR
rhoss 1t distance may b TREATED BY NAIL
giving q STATEMENT o: CASE, 80. 80
Hs-im' -
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Read! Read! Readl Read!

&c.. usus, =.
splsadid Csnso, Aosaio, Lava, Oaxbun ..
ole, and Jet setts Of Jswelry, d to
eabO... ....................... WV
Elegant Garnet, Turquoise, and Ensm.
sled, full sets, 81 TO oss................ 800
Superior Euameled, Ceral, and Opal
Cluster sefts, 81 to oss................. 50
Plain, Chased, Enamelsd, and Fancy ..
Brsoslets, d 70 S6...,.............. % to 10 "
Cameo, Coral, Carbunols, and Ainia-
tlrs Brooches, " esats TO Si........ 80
Cent? Vest, Guard, and LAdies' Chats-
laia Chains-ths largest stock In Wash
inston, q 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Ladies' Garnet and Carbunole Neck.
laoes, 81 to $3.50. 260.................... ... 500
Garnet, carbuncle and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, (ane,, 81 . sett. ............. 500
Fine, solid, Gold Bleevs-Buttons and
Studs, separate, 80 cents TO 81 . sett... 90
Cent? Cluster and Opal Bosom Pins,
gold mountings, so cents to q, ,2s..... so
Fine Lockets and Medalious, for two and.
four Pictures, 81 TO si.So.
6sal and StonsSet Finger Rings, every
variety, so cents to si si.6o............ . 90
Read on! Read OnI
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DENTISTRY.
.I-nnrRi rRRvA

NJ. LOOMIS, M. D., ,.H.. rr
The inventor and pAfentse-of the Minefal flate
Teeth, attends personally st his once in this city
Many persons can wear these teeth Who cannot
aot wear theae. ~ 'r"fl..a {. lgtbtA 'ti-
Persons calling at my otnce oan b soeosanodsssd
VAN ny wyS sna pIios o. Isssn insy ~ osaSs
eeancs strongest and most perfect dsptuFe that sr
can prodnee, the Mineral Plata will b more fally
warranted ''.H - =. .,
Rooms in this oity.-No lss Pennsylysuia aysnue
between Ninth and Tenth streets Also, ~ Areh
street, Philadelphia .H. usaflS-ly
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(uOUaE DnCORATORs "A
n AND UPHOLBTERER0. |
We would respectfully notify Ill 10 want
Z Ars prepared 10 execute all work intruaed /
J TO - In the most superior manner and On the
5 shoetsst possible net3cs. AL work done By l
% t 1nasr % % esr 9wa imnsdists e sspsrvaoe,
JOSEfHf. K. PLANT : DO,
No. $50 d srest, bst Ninth And Tenfh.
Refer to Mssm. Louis =. Perry b %, Al
Ninth, trsst and Pennsylvania avsnss. 1s
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NEW .OKK xCELsIN, RAKEUY.
IN 5s3 7th ,treet, nesr Aarylai.i ave Isan,
WIN PATLN respectfully informs IL. public Ii,
he hs. become sos ptopT,etof nf he eefStSstsd 6
happy supply all orders, with the utmos. disp,ici
~ prices 10 accordance With the times The quais
Of our articles is nos TO be excelitd Suffers su
piled on liberal terms.
Again We come e'ore you,
Our banner is unfurlsJ.
While our cueton. ers are Hooking
Frn- .ii uuHrters Of the world
For Our Bread, our Cake, and Pastries
E.r:oss puddises, Sweetnie ats, too
And they come so fsst upon Us
That We scarce know what to do
Our bake have bte, busy
From early nom iill night,
Willie our stock Of flour Is vanishing
Bnt thi- gives u, delight
FOR quick salts and email profits"
IL the motto of our ore,
And if you purchase once from US,
you will surely purchase ln.re
And also that the herald-
viii procl,im from Nor h TO South
That the Bread and Cake of Pateu's
Enters everybody Mouth 80
July 1t 3m
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PAPER HkNGING.. III 8 ! I.
PAPEN SHAlg0Il06S,

"a. 400. 0sAkE oRADAs AND PRUEsf DO ifp
WaHsnssd Geld Bsad window Bhades, Bl6
Srss.' ~ Bloc Holland shsdes ~ Ssss M nass Y
Also, o handsoas ss.ortnsnt Of Pisssrs Cord aad
Taessls, Ill sses end eolor.. sg,g 03s.I laiIgl
asoSmuAts 1ssdlng The above goeds Will md
Z b their sdvantaGe 70 Givs ne can. -.
All work executed and superintendsd BY pf4elioA
thsi, tssSs ~ ""A "Dp =
sS.sksase guaranteed g % ~ .saulrsa
Plsass give ~ . call: Rs.smbsr ~ llnbse. }
''I.. JOHN MARKRT1EI, d.
No la0 Seventh street,
uov 2e- 9ms Eisht door above ODD Fellovs' Han
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The ek T. n. Lane runs daily, Sundays e.
The 70 p. N, Southern Mail runs daily.

GREAT CEHThAL ROUTE
" FOR THE WEBl, vss
RUDsON RiVkR RAILROAD and NsW Gbx
CENTRAL RAILROAD
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
To Ambrotypists
AND
Photographer.

~0oSo0A oPA0l u
In addition to our large business, We have added
. large and choice stock Of ambrotyps and rho,n
graph materials, suoh q
UNION CASES,
Every sss in the Trade,
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CAsEs.
every size made.
UNION GILT FRAMES, %.
every size made. 70 - .
ANCf and OVAL MATS and PaEsERy u xs
every size In the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size In the trade.
MELAINeTYPE AND vERNEY PLAFEs
every size made.
FRENCH CROWN GLASS,
every size In the Trade.
wsguarantse to sell this stock At or near the man
ufsotursrs' prices.
Our printed PRICE,LIsT sent free to any 40
dress.
Orders from Artists In the respective Camps
promptly attended to by return mail
Store open from .. IN. to ESQ p. IN.
p, j. BHLLEW L CO.,
lo-Als-sio Seventh street,
20 SSS ~'shsnstoa, q. q .
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~ tice Of Dentistry, IN fhe. Washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having praotloed In the South nearly axtsen yeafs
he feels sssgred that he can give satsfctea 10 any
that may osll. g-- ... 7t.I 80. ...I'
Teeth inserted on vuLoAnlrs, Rulssl, or GoIz
PLATl, Chlcroform administered when dseifsd.
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{ ALSO,
TAYLOR'S FANCY SOAPS.

Put up III Family Boxes, TO suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods
all OF which wo Offer at the Manufsotu
Prices, without any freight being added.
The Trade, Dealers, Houssk keepers and Pod.
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee TO sell at New York and pI.t.a
dslphia pricss, or perish in the attswspt
The national Republican., 1862-07-24

STATUARY,
~ MARBLE MoNUM trlIs,
60, go.
have large and most exteIaive stock oi
Itaitan Marble Monuments, Or rAvsssonss
-sra.4A.sl &c., Sc,
Ssss. s5 ss; :, = - g, Ss. VIII % At reduced
them q memsntoes for their comrades who hay,
ALLEN 10 dslenos Of the Union.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
be lT-4o g ssssst north, bst 18Th end fsth.
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sPEoIAL ATTENTION IL REeUlsrHp,
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Couparisoa Of praoss will convince oil that We are
now ssllias The bsst sndOhsspsst goods in ssr lius
that can be found in any house n the country.
The national Republican., 1862-07-24
CONGRESS HAIL
SARATOGA SPRINGS,

NHls WELL KNOWS no TEL, WHICH
ns always received % generous . patronage
from the public, Ia now open for the season
Congress Sp.jng
a hne band a music is attached to the hotsl
luxuries Of The e6a,ou
The proprietoss sp.Se no effort to maintain and In
long maintained.
HATHoK Y MonICHAEL,
" -'m Saratoga Springs.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-14
Encouraging tho Rebels.

Senator Wilson in an able speech madc by
him last week at Cambridgeport thus shows
the Presidents opinion Of the effect Of those
democrats who at the North are lending aid
and comfort 10 tho rebels. Senator Wilson
said
"Tho other day called upon the Presi-
dent with an earnest Douglas Democrat Of
Massachusetts,. The news had just come to
the President Of these defeats Of his support
ers in those States, and the President seemed
bowed down, as have seen him bowed down
when intelligence Of the defeat Of our ar
mics in the field came upon him, and ho
said: 81 confess that | AIN grieyed ut the
results OF these elections. This intelligence
will so to Europe; il will 20 into the land
of rebellion, and will encourages the leading
rebels and nerve ie arms of tho rebel sold
iers lighting our men in the field. Ii is true"
said the President, "many of these men
elected profess to bo war Democrats; but
the resolutions of their conventions, the tono
Of their leading presses. and their general
action, will be construed everywhere against
the cause of our country" That Douglass
Democrat came away from the interview
with the resolution that be would give his
vote in Massachusetts,, this autumn, to tho
cause Of his country.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-14
Tho First Printed Book.

II isa remarkable and most interesting
fact. says secular paper, that the very Grst
use to which the discovery Of printing was
applied, was the production Of the Bible
This was accomplished at Aientz. between
the years 1850 and 1855. Guttenburg was
the inventor Of the art, and Faust, a gold
smith, furnished the necessary funds. Had
1t been single page or even an entire sheet,
which was then produced, there might have
been less occasion to have noticed it; but
there was something in the whole character
of tho affair which,. II not unprecedented,
rendered II singular in the usual current of
human events. This Bible was in two folio
volumes which have been justly praised for
the strength and beauty Of the paper. tho
exactncss Of the register, and tho lustre Of
the ink. The work contained twelve hum
dred and eighty.two pages, and being tho
first ever printed, Of course involved long
period Of time, and an immense amount Of
mental, manual ana mechanical labor and
yet, for a long time after 1t had been finish.
cd and offered for sale, not siuslc human
being, save the artist themselves, knew how
1t had been accomplished.
OF the first printed bible eighteen copies
are now known to be in existence; four Of
which are printed on vcllum. Two Of these
are in England; one being in the Grenvillc
collection. Ono is in the Royal Library at
Berlin, and one in the Royal Library Of Par
is. or the remaining fourteen copies, ten
are in England; there being copy in Ok
ford, Edinburg and London, and seven in tho
collection Of different noblcmen. Tho vel
lum copy has been sold as high as eight hun
dred dollars.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-14
agricultural.
Reports of Committees,

Made al ne Cattle ShOtc and Far of The
York County Agricultural Society, held az
Saoo aud Biddgord, OF. Ith, Sth and 9th,
1862.
Entirc, Work, and Carriage Horses.
The Committee on Entire, Working and
Carriage Horses have attended to their duty
and ask leave to report.
But two entries were made for Entire Hors-
es, one by Mr.. James Palmer, Of Buxton,
and one by Mr.. Franklin Seaman, OF Saco.
In the Judgment of the committee these en-
tries as Entire Horses can hardly be recog.
nizcd by the Society as such, they being only
coli, and as colts not of that excellence as to
Justify us in awarding the Society's Premi-
ums. More mature years may make them
all that could be desired in Entire Horses
more especially the one offered by Mr.. Pal
msr-but as yet they show to be no more
than ordinary four year olds.
Four entries were made for Carriage Hor-
cs, and one as horse for all work.
Mr.. Joseph @. Deerins, of Saco. exhibit
cd to the COMMITTEES a very fne appearing
mare, weighing 1000 lbs, good style, well
proportioned and Of easy motion. We
award to Mr.. Deering the SOciety's first pre-
MUM on Carriage Horses, Si,O0
Mr.. VIM. o. Jones, Of Eliot, entered u
good Family Horse, in which we could do
toct, no FAULT unless his speed could be reck-
oned as such, and to Mr.. Jones We award
the Soeiety's second premium, $500
Mr.. Thomas Day. Of Biddeford. and Mr..
George Thompson, of New6eld, each entered
n very good horse, but as they did rot con-
form 70 tho Regulations of tho Society as
reraris rriiten statements they are not enti-
tied to premiums.
MIR. Theodore p. Buck, OF Biddefcrd, en-
tered "a Horse for all Work. which we
consider a superior animal-being good size,
dOcils and reliable in places, and fair trav-
eller. To Mr.. Back we eheeriully award
the SOcicty's FIRST premium Of S4'Oo
Mr.. Z. F. Nealley, Of South Berwick,
entered pair of Matched Horses, which we
heartily wish some one had tried to excel /;
but We conclude for dOeility, bottom, and
the many other exc, ,lleneies tha, make the
horse 50 universally admired, these horses
would rank among the A No. f.-therefore
we award to Mr.. Neallcy the Society's first
premium Tor Matched Horses. $500
Respectfully submitted
NJ. J. HANrs, )Con
G.. L. JORDAN.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-14
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viz Sow sixteen months old. and litter OF
ten pigs, Eve weeks old, entered by Brad
bury Atkinson Of Buxton.
The Sow was represented by her owner, as
a mixture Of Native, Berkshire, and Suffolk
bloOds, but. notwithstanding, the combina-
ton Of 20 many good and valuable breeds,
your Committee were Of opinion that she in
herited but a few of the good qualities of
these valuable breeds.
As to tho pigs, some OF them appeared to
have inherited the blood Of some one Of the
kinds, and consequently were very large,
handsome and nice pigs. We therefore
award to Mr.. Atkinson the first premium Of
$500
Your Committee also examined 4 swine
IS months old, and one pig thirteen weeks
old, exhibited by Theodore p. Buck, Of Bid
deford.
The swine, some OF them were Chester Co.
brced-yery perfect indeed; the pig of thir.
teen weeks, was considered by your Commit
tee as superior animal of the swine kind I,
his weight exceeded ono hundred pounds,
and for size and beauty Of shape your CON-
mittec believe that this animal is very rarely
beaten.
And as no premium is offered by the So
ciety to which Mr.. Buck is entitled, your
COMMITTEES, for the enterprise in producing
such swine, and the great pains taken by
him TO have tho same on exhibition, recon-
mend that he be allowed a gratuity of $500
PnILANDER HANEs,
S. P. McKESSEr, Com.
G.. III. MILLIKES,