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the constitution descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generaton; indeed it
to be the rod of Him who Il will visit the nquites
OF the fathers upon their Children The diseases orig
mates take various rameS according to the organs
tackS In the lungs, Scroula produces ubercles, and
hnally Consumption; i'll the glands, swellings which
suppurate and become ulcerOus in the and
bowels, deraneements which produce indigestion dys.
pepsia aud liver complaints the SKIN, eruptye and
cuancons affections. heSc all having the origin,
require the same remedy, viz, publication and nvora-
ton Of the blood Purify the blood, and these danger
Gus disempers leave Won with feeble foul upt
cd blood, YOU cannot have health: with that life Of the
flesh healthy, you cannot have scrofulous diseases
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READ THE FOLLOWING ::
Remarkable Cure in Bangor, Of Weak and Diseased

L W. H. Prtchard, do certify that my wife, Esther S.
has had Weak Eyes from childhood by
One since lump appeared the lash o. her Ey
1t increased to the size of large pea Becoming
what alarmed about the progress it was naking took
my wife to Mrs. NJ. g. BROWN. at the Exchange. She
told me she could remove and further strengthen her
eyes Mrs b. applied her medicine at o'clock in
the evening, and at nine o'clock the lump q0He We
could see no more of it, My wife now see people
walking on the other side of the river which she could
never do before. She has always had headache when
riding in carriage Yesterday, when riding in a
riage, she had NO return OF headache. My own eyes
were treated two or three times by Mrs Brown. find
them much strengthened. W. IL. PRITCHARD,
l59 FRI nch street.
Thousands of certificates might be added Use Poor
Richards Eye and Ear Water, AID throw away yeuI
SpectacleS.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla


COMPOUNDED from the most efectusl antidotcs that
medical science has discovered for this affecting discm-
per, and for the cure of the disorders entails That it
Is lar superior to any other remedy yet devised is known
by all who have given il trial, That ii does coniB
virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon this
complaints, is ndsputablv proven bY the great
ttude OF publicly known and remarkable it has
made of the following diseases: R&Ing's EVIL. or
SSIanduiaE SweIisugs, Tunors, Eruptions,
ESOse OT st. Nmthuny'H Fire, SnIt Rhs unn,
ScaId Head, Coughs from tubercnI0us de-
posits In the Lungs, White SwclIinGs. De-
hAiliy, hrOpSX. n Neuralgia, Dysp"prf:a, IhdI'
gestiOH, Syphilis ;and SypiIitiF InfectiomH,
Ssercnr!al Diseases, Female Weaknes-es,
and indeed, the whole series OF complaints that arise
from mpurity of the blood Minute reports Of indvidu
al may be found in AYERs AMERICAN ALMANAC,
which is furnished to the druggists for 2ratuou- dist
some Ofthe remarkable which it has made when
all other remedies have failed to afford relief those
cases are purposey taken from all sections of the
try in order that every reader may have to
who speak 10 him of its benefits from personal
experience ocr0ala deprcsscs the vital energies and
thus leaves its victims far subject disease and
its fatal results than are healthy constitutions Hence il
tends to shorten and does greatly shorten the average
duration OF human life. The vast Importance of these
considerations has led us to spend years in pcrfcchng
remedy whichis adequate to its cure: This We Of
fer to the public under the of AYERS SARSAPA
RILL although il is composed OF ingredients, some of
which exceed the best OF iSIrSapaTHa in Alternative
by its aid you protect yourself from the
suffering and anger of these disorders Purge
foul corrupons That rot and lester N the BLOOD purge
the Of disease and vigorous health will fol-
low. v peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the
vital functions, and thus eXpels the disemfcrs which
Turk within the system burst out any part oft
We know the public have been deceived by many com
pounds of SdrSapa liza that pro missed much and did
nothing; but they will neither be deceived nor dsap-
pointed in this Its virtues hHve been proven by abun
ant trial. and there remains question its surpass
ing excellence Tor the of the affecting diseases IL
intended to reach Although under the name it
before the people, is far etectua any 9TH
or which has ever been available to them.
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II o G T O r C. A. HILL
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For the use Of Single or Married Females
19y be Justly ranked as the most sue
cesstui ana Invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female sea,
now before the public. DR.. Hill, the
SENIOR in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
Years and upwards, has made the
40 Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the coustruc
ton and functions OF the Female Sys
tern, his particular subject of attention
and study, in which department of his
practice it has been his aim to bring to
g thoEough test and issue the different
~ Botanic and Indian Agents of the
MateIia Gedicai with the view of pro
ducing Convenient. Safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases Of IRREGULARITIES
.Suppressions and Distinctions, and their
affections of the female system, and the
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Menlt1nes.
TOAWTUXI

E'AM W. dU;XET, Il, l., April %, 1862
the oseph T. shepard, do testify and saw that had
Africa II seven months, contracted on nc cast Of
continued f ten Terminated in Chronic Diarr6Ga Which
irving the ,oos ou -FOUR Years the same time was
day and an, popuiar physicians and medicines of the
permanently cmr 10 say without benefit; At last was
OF Dr. Seth ArSoio H using two twenty i've cent walls
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E579g5d577sEEsa BOSTON & WORCESTER
kssz=;s-=:s.:5ARAILRoAD. - WINTER ARRANGE
= -1Z-ss---4ENT, commencing ON MONDAY, Jan.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
Leave Worcester at 4.2O Exp Z, $40 m, S25 Exp,
iVQ, 9,35 Exp. p. m. The 4 $40 a. M and 100 p. m.
Station
AIllbury, 40 a. m. 3.4O p. M.
Grafton, III, 1905 a. M APO p.
WestborO', 1880 l0I7 a. m, 49, pm.
Southborough; 80; lO.2sa m and AL p m,
Cordaville, IA 1929 s. m. 4.i4 p.
Ashland, 7.48 1895 u. M. Ash ..
Milford, TO, 9.45 g. m. Atop. m.
Northboro', a N. 345 p m
franinghsm 5C Express I 49, 800, 1919 a. M, 4,l3
En-. 5v5, 1915 EXP; p; m
Sstic6, SOS $40, Hoo a 3,4s SIS p, Also, on
Wednesdays at 9.45
VS. NswtO9 ri IN Sill 9I2 Il % wor am, l,97,
Bro6Sline 6i5 So i5|, g., 10, Il M iS 2Sja lis:
5,O5i . 30. 500 10 p H. On Sunday 9.45 and l2lO
and 2.!5
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
Worcester, at 100, $50 Exp. l.SO 2.l5 Exp, 400,
Albany, 100, $50 EXP, a. m. ?.l5 Exp: Pm.
For New York, wa Springfield, 800 Exp. a. M, 2l5
New York via Norwich. $50 Exp. p. m
Miilhury, 100 4.I5 D. IN.
Grafton, 100 a m. l.S0, Loo p. m.
Westboro Z 90 a: N, l3J 90. $50 Elk, p.
scarborough 100 m. 1870, 10 m.
Cordaville 100 a. m. 100, 10 p. m.
Ashland, 400 a. M l30, 400 p. IN.
Frarpingham 90, $50 Exp. ISO., 2 Is Exp AGO,
4,30, $50 Ezp., $50, exp. pm.
Milford 1903 a, n. i.30, 400 p.
Eorthboro', I39, 400 p.
Marlboro, I 90 a. M, 80 400 p. m.
Natck, 200, $50 AIN. 1870, ace, 5i5 Wednesdays
west Newton 7so, $50, a. m. 70 M 100, g. 43O, 545,
65 Si5 p 2 4, N eo x.
AS, 6O0* $50, 10 As m. On sundays at 1910 m,
90 New = YoFR Sunday Mail Train at sos.n.
FIn connection with Trains on Charles River Branch,
E. B. PHILLIPS sup't.
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THE Original Medicine established in 1881 and first art
cieS OF the Kind ever introduced under the name &
ruLMoNic WATERS, in this or any other country
al other PulmOnic Waters ara cnuntcrfeits The zen
uine can be known by the name BRYA n being STAN me-
on each WAFER. F
BRYAN's PULMoEIC WATERS
helleVe Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, lIoarseness
BRYAN's rULMoNIc WATERS
NelieNe Asthma bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PUIMoNIc WArERs
heileNe splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRrAN's PULMoNic WAvERs
helieFe lnciplent Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAN's PULMoYIc WAyERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvuln and Tonsils
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WAFERs
heileVe the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BGYAS's FuLMoNIc WAFERs
are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN's rULMoN1c WATERS
Are adapted for Yocallsts ard Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PUIMONIC WAFERs
Are IN simple form and pleasant to the taste
BRYAN's PULKoNIC WAFERs
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
BRYAN's rULM SIC WATERS
Arc warranted to give satisfaction every one.
No family should he without a box of
BRYAN's lULMOAIC WATERS
in the house.
No traveller should he without supply of
bRYAN's tUtMoNIC WATERS
in his pocket,
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN'S PCLMolJC WATERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY.
40 SOLD by all Druggists. deowIy
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Washington, D. c., 1868

Apply to our associates in
New Ycrk-kICHARi, C. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. 50 Nassau street.
BROOKLYN. JOSEPH NJ. PRAY, Attorney and Coun
sellOr, No 349 Fulton street.
Pottsville, Pa, wa. X SMITH Attorney and Coun
sellor.
New Faven-SILAS A. BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsel r, No. Streets Building.
Hartford - GEORGE S. GILMAN, Attorney and
Counsellor, No llungerfOrl's Block.
BOston-BENJAMlN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
Tor. No. q Court street
Lowell-CIIARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No 56 Central street.
Waham-ED'WD l.. HALL, Attorney and Counsel
Tor, Aier's Block
Wprcestcr-STEPHEN p. TWISS Attorney and COun
sellor, Fagg's Block, Main street.
ia2O
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s.sg.s 55a75z55s7 NORWICH & WORCES.
Ls==s=:ss=ssss=arE RAILROAD. 49, SUMNER AR.
2 -, s7-sRAN GE MENT, commencing MONDAY,

fSszsss1a5EE7557 NOhW TN q WOkCEiS'
l===s=ss==sssssg TER RAILROAD. sSURHER Ar
Jane 2, 1862.
100 a, IN. Way Passenger Train. Arrives at Plain
field in for train Providence arriving at Pruv
uence at ll.l5 a m.
10 30 a. III. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
cester with trains from b son Nashua Fltchburg Low
ell &c; at Worcester junction with Western and Pr0v
dcnce and Boston trains Norwich with train New
London, Mystic and Sew Haven.
400 p m Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
ceser with trains from Nashua. Fitchburg, Lowell
at Worcester junction with Express Train from Boston,
and Trains from Western and Providence d Worcester
roads at Planheld junction trains from Providence
anu hartford arrive i'll tor this train ef Pas
seneets from Wav Stations for New York by Steamer
from New London. will take this train 10 Norwich
| iOO p.m Steamboat Express Train for New York
Soneets at Worcester with trains rom Boston. Con
| soru' Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua Fitch
| Ials, &c. Az flainhed with train from Providence
| leaves rs NorWlch Tor lew London at 9l5 p NJ
! TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAyL NoRwIcH At
ZO5 a M Steamboat Express Train for Io.ton "a ailv
! Except Monday) connecting at Worcester for Ioweii
Nashua, Concord, Fitchburg, &c. This train leaves
ne" London at l5O a M, dependent arrvalof Steam
ned junction for Providence at Worcester Junction
for Springfield. Albany, &c. and Providence, and al
worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg Con
| cord,
| ll.30 a. m. WAY Passenger Train. Arriving at Wor
cester JUNCTION in season for trains to Boston Proy
dence springfield and Albany; at Worcester for train
| - Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg, &c
| 345 p. Way PassengerTrain. Connects at Norwicl
with train from New London, and at Planed junction
with train Providence Reaches Worcester in
| for Express Train to Boston,
! iel0 dtf P. St. M. ANDREWS, supt.
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DIR SETH ARNOLD nv N1xNiEMylLLE, CT, April /, 1859
SEND me Wo bS in this sections and w 9sS% ya has
b. Latham of lOng-standn,t mas eured Capt Lorenzo
Fnrnnn s UI PhysqIas and different cdnrs rEyHg
said ,ybo,es,,o , ~ A; WHEATON. pos+,,as..u
low and n Meri III W Tetai BY r. spur + liar
the New England states. ''''i'st every village in
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menrtimal.

I z lUNSUMPTI READ I-DR. ].
~ II. SCHENCK will be again at the MARLBORO Ho-
TIL, BOSTON, professionally, Wednesday and Thurs
| day, March 25th and 10Th
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EOLIO1IOR OF p ATEHNIS,
LGts AGENT Of o. S. Patent Qg1ce, Washington, (UadeF
the Act OF 1871
&C state ST., opposite Ikiiby ST., EOstoh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-25

MENSTRUAL CoAPoCND; preparation which daily
experience proves TO be most speedy ecacious in
its operation and is Warranted Harmless and alwavs
successful IN all cases. when used according to the drec
tions. 0 - ~ nav
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INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.

private cognate affections of the female system, and
result is the production of his
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"A u Q F
DR.. schenck's Medicines

~ AT WHOLESALE.-The subscriber having toirer
out Wholesale License under the Internal Revenue
Law, is prepared TO sell for CASH. Drugs Patent Ned
zines, &c, at the lowest market prices.
DAVID SCOTT,
diff 25l Main. Corner Mechanic street.
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Is me FIRST and only remedy ever offered to tho n,,
I9r inc enectual removal Of the Ascardes o, pp
worms, from the human system The hioh rem. In m
IT. mas established In the last two years and the ao bt
test of its great merit ' VIZ Dest
IT AFFORDS RELIEF IN TwENTT-FoUR Hours, AND AN
ENTIRE CURE is WARRANTED when taken accordino 10
directions, which accompany each bottle "
MS syrup Is also valuable family catbartc 80
ne always used when physic is required espeCjnv for
children II corrccs the sccretios gives one 10 the
stomach and bowels assisting nature in her ciortssto re-
store health. 1t is purely OF Vegetable Extracts ana
always safe and reliable. '' an"
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q HEX I. + Sole ErUpTIetOr.
Sold in Boston by GEO. C. GOODWIN & co. 10
Marshall street, and other Wholesale Druggists At
KetSll ny GEO X. SPURR, GEO 2. HARLOW NJ b
GkEEN Y CO, DAVID SCOTT, JAS. GREEN M q
MCCONVlLLE. dEw6n ~ 10 !"
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.sctly a.md q, q ..eh ". Brown Smith, Syracuse; O.
Hooker Co.. Rochsstee.
w.ns1 By om' Smith, ssss
b. GTidi.y Msrsh.l II. r. Hooker Co, Rochcstsr.
PaoYEssioSAL observation-disclosures l. Barry. R0ca-
Ngcranryes-Enwans.r Barry Rochester.
GaAPss-C rsaest number Of good native varieties best
crown specimens each, Eiwangsr Barry Rochescr Plea.
Valley Wine Company Hsmmondsport; best vsrietys
ties and beat specimen foreign grapes bunches Of each En-
war ger T. Barry, Rochester.
g. Fo.ie1 Hew'isrtiord A. Patterson, New. Hartford u z
Hart Whitesown; John Charlton, Rochester.
sGs.H Edsn W.s. Rs:s
eser John Charlton Rochester.
PL5xs-Edward Dagge Rochsserj Morris Jones' Rome
QUIScEs-E. 4. Hayward, Rochester,
GRAPEs-Grsa,est number Of good n.vc varieties best
grown specimens three punches each T. G. Brehm WaeIos;
Mrs d. 5. Iiefron Uties Best variety sr bunches
G. Brehm Waterloo Greatest number OF varieties and best
,PecIsa fG sp sGyI .nds sss ~. OuB. .. ~. -
v.roty W D. Wscott, RewYoIE Mills; Z. Z. schelihA.s
MusxsSGoSs Mrs f. sprat., Ute.
Cn,.BEEIIga-D s. Haley, Victor Coyusx County.
Seeding pear. 1hos. II. Peck, Waterloo, N. I.
We are sorry not able TO complete this list bse
tho rain has put wet blanket" upon everything. IL
sackened little at TO- at which time train came In
with some hundreds Of visitors, and these added 70
some other hundreds in town, went out tn tue fais
ground bu. they were too Few 10 MAKE ir IA II
LARGE field About noon the rain commenced agaia
and drove everybody under cover. ana eIectuany
stopped the current that had begun to now rom taS
city and gave the !l1r BrOuDns Wblcn "cAOo oey -
lively cologs Yesterday sad and gloomy look To-Day.
IA whole the exhibition has been pleasant, SUCCESS
nj inst-r,iiye notwithstanding its vet close.
We are sorry that cannot give the pre- is' upon
arricultureI Implements because 1t would nave con-
6rned Our statement that in this class the snow ID tno
he, evc maze by the Society and has attracted veZ
larc bare OF attention One Of the committees haa $40
ertr,e upon their book and only began upo. IL Inns
day forenoon Of course they could not w the suVSs
Justice. r,,,
We should be glad TO add several other matters upon
"thnrs worth seeing" Of which we have seVefaI on oE
lat but rs we write this report upon an express Tram.
those who hayc not been noticed to consider that wiring
nnder tho present circumstances is not writing maze
oasv" We therefore defer ~ more conyeuient tIas
and place. 80
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Fam OF TIE AMERICAN IssrITUTE.-The ex-

FAIR OF TIE AMERICAN ISsTITUTE-The ex-
hilltlon viii close IN few days. and wo would advise
those that have no. seen tie Horticultural department.
c4em.ne tie beautiful fruits end flowers in connection
i,h mach that II useful ard novel on exhibition at
the Academy Of Music in Fourteenth street monster
forbade taken out Of Charleston harbor by Gen. Gil
more md a 800 pound shot that passed through Fsrs
Srnter viii be exhibited lor few days. The fruit sx
..u,t grown .lGvrent States, ana pre-
.ens great advantages 10 those who desire to acquire
knoa ledge in pomoogy One collection Of IA varieties
o. arIles from the State o. Michigan grown by L. L.
Lyou q TINT State very remarkable for tie size ana
lesut, Of the specimens The most Of this co,octonn
new " ich makes It Of more interest to those acous
toned 20 seeing ne fruit grown in that vicinity M
Lyon Is vice President Of the United States Pomo.s
cal Society ard Is doing good service in ms OWE state
by encouraging the growing Of improved varieties q
fruit Many other collections 81 apples ago on euibl
ton wei worth examining We would particularly col
attention TO the collection presented b. Mr. Hathaway
Of NeHbgrgh " Y. who carries of the silver cap f&
the bcs; 30 named varieties Of apples The collection
pears IS quite rs remarkable tho apples and much
more Ne.ry 1880 plates ARE OF tie tables
.or inspection Charles Downing Of Newburgh. the a.
thoS ~ the Fruits Of America has larse collection.
CONFUSING many new and very fine varieties. His col
M. never hftpFc t''A
/. pil be fully appreciated by many that see It, Ths
collection OF EwGngcr Barry OF Rochester n. r.
would alone make good county show. They have Nf
varieties Of apples pears ard puns occupying table
80 feet in length by in width.
Wa l. Ferris II II rorg Neck y. T.. carries on Nc
Sooetvs gold medal for the best ~ nnned taTielieeL
His collection Is large and very tse.
C. ~ Hore- OF Boston makes his usual 6ne display OF
oxar varieties ~ pears
FrostSC Co Of Rochester. n. Y, sent In On Friday
last splendid collection Of iOo varieties Of epplss.
pears aid grapes
TIE amateur collections are humorous and very 6aa
one o, TIE best is from John ID. Wool Of ihrogg Neck
Mr. Wool. has devoted much time TO improving the
hui. d Wclichester his success must DO very grady
ing uls orchard consist, o, ever Zoo pear trees more
tlau ore hall II which are In bearing His coffee
sou OIL exhibition consists Of AZ varieties of pears aud
DC takes the prize for the % best named varieties.
ID. W Coli OF Norwich c.. is<oigg much 10 improve
The condition of fruit Ia his state. As an aE.tons
grower Air Cox has about LOO varieties OF pears on ex
Albon and to0A she EIs pgze for The oes. ~ paAea
varieties.
w y Carpenter Of Harrison Wes'chesterV 70. v K.
hr. on the tables ls2 plates .! apples pears nnG apes;
ho 10 an amateur cullyaior Alan! other ."n..uit.of
are on exhibition making Up tic haes1 SO" oil nS@
e,sI seea IN this oily.
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Chic State Fair.
ssom OR speciii Correspondent.
CLEVELAND. Wednesday. Sept. ls. lSS.
IL


CLEVELAND, Wednesday. Sept. ie 1874.
PlRsr DAY.
The prospect Of the Fair thus far is h'ghlt
encouraging. TIE number Of visitors and OF enktes
exceeds hs, OF last year up to this time The weather
too ia al one would wish. The Fair. bweVer cannes
be quite 50 extensive in any respect as it would have
boeu he'd MOI the Fair in Sew-York been held at tee
sarre tDe Ills should have been differently manageo
The number q ladies the ground fully elu..s tAa. "
he men and In tie Floral ard Fine Art H.-s Tue W
lows q; crinoline are erwLelu.inc.
The halls are not wholly h.lcd up, though nearly 20
The su!ar If re cattle viii exceed that of any yeat
aid no 6eier collection OF sheep anywhere can be scea
than the show made 10y those from tlls ana aeSoAAS
States aud particularly from vermont.
Tllwsncei & Barry " Rochester, T.. nave LILY as
aid fine collection Of different kinds OF irnn. the
f'o,nay l,ursery Springfield Ohio Is wei representeo
H. nohInc in tie horticultural Department l. ah!tha8
.o fne ns the grapes. VI these more In pas''cais<
A siuplc cheap windmill exhibited BY " adswose@
.Cleytlaud attracts much attention. Al.
t,w stalks of cotton standing In box OF eartus
l.Cpcht from southern Illinois by your COZ reri Ldens
Glowing on the same branches the blossom TIE I'LL DoAs
and the boil opened. attracts many
4 bee nan !. gre.t curiosity. lo wears high cap
-ie rnbs the csp with the contents ofa vial arm
near lv = ot.ncd tie bees come ont and covr hs cs2
I'D o,e Ills business is 10 sell this Aiaa Of yis ana
-, t. ,,,.'. = tbri,i,g business y. Z. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
Third Evening, Thursday, September IL

There another full meeting Of the farmers ofNcw
York at the City Hall this evening. Hon. A. B. Coz
GER Chairman delivered essay based upon the dis
ousaon Of the previous meeting and asked the meeting
to adopt IL the gst Of tho debate. and three per
sons voted yea and no ono nay 1t was passed and win
he published as the embodiment Of the views Of the
meeting upon tho queson Of rotation. The question
ofthe evening then stated to be The best method
Of husbanding manure aud the best method Of applying
IL % the land"
As no ,ersoD was ready to obeD The discussion So
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Third Day-Thc Ececipfs--The Heat and
Dust and Crowd-Things w. rth seeing.


UI.cA Thursdsy Sept II. 1868.
The total receipts Oh the Fair for entries, life
members and single admissions. including wagons
(which are admitted at 20 cents with driven amounted
.eDiac 10 a t:ife Jess than $500 and IA the sin.