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Tho Scandinavian Pills and Blood Pu
5i rifer.


q CIEcINNArI, July LIST, 1853.
! DIR. @. w. RoBAcK.- Dear Sir.--In
reply 10 inquiries made of me, il gives
me pleasure 10 say, that Mrs. N. Alice,
of the Society OF Friends, and widow of
the late DR., Atlee, Of Cincinnati, previous
TO her going East, expressed her conf z
dence in the efficacy Of your Scandinavian
Remedies, and the benefit she derived
from using them. She had beer suffering
rom general prostratioH at times, being
ovel seventy-six years Of age, ophthalmia
and inflammation of the face. Various rem
edies were resorted 10 without relief, when
some friends recommended a course OF
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. They had the desired effec.,
and she was considered as restored to
health. e.n
] know many who have used yohr medI-
cines, and speak decidedly OF The benefits
derived, thus teslifyibg Of their renoyatinr
influence ia purifying The blood and eiv-l
ing vigor and energy 10 sbe system..-
They have my cordial appreciation.
Very Respectfully. f4sSf &
@h Your obedient servant, q
s. j. Brown
Rev. Samuel J, Brown has been de-
voted labOrer in the cause OF Christianity,
ia Cincinnati, for more than thirty years,
as almost every Old OincinnatiaN kuows.
Sach testimony, from such a source, 10
not TO be passed over lightly. No ether
Pfopriety Remedies ever presented To- the
public, ever received tithe Of tho com
nendaiion from MEN OF STANDING,
Ia every walk Of lie, that mine have done.
See. advertisement. sr B,rg 695w4 |
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syphrIs ani Isrenrlal disease.

DR- ). G. srEh; Cir, elecffiiy comply with tIs re.
gvest q your agen and fcpat to you some Of the eeca
have realized with yonr Sareapsrilla. t H
have cured With H. Ia my practice most Of tie com
paints for Which u u recommended, and iIaye fund rs
effects truly wonderful IN the Of Percrcnldnd 5Ts
ewial Dfsefse One of my patients had fyphic teers
"a his thros which were consuming his palste and the
top OF hls mouth. Your 6agsapata. Eteaiily taken,
cured im 10 i've weeks. Another attacked bY see
ondnry symptoms IN his nosc and the liberation had
eaten awAy considerable pzrt of H. that believe tie
dsorder wold reach lis blaln and ill li But Il
felded 70 iay adnnsfuton Of your sarsalarlls; the
uecs healed and hs s we'll again. Of course witout
some disnguraton TO Ids face A woman who had been
treated for the disorder by mercury MAS suffering
from this poison IN her bones. They had hecone 50 sem
dve TO the veather that damp day she suffered ex
crueiahng psin In her Joints and bones She to- vna
eurod entirely BY your sarEapariia IN fsv weeks.
know Rom s formula, which your agent gaze me, that
ns FreraIatnH from your laboratory MIST he great
with It have not surprised me. Is
liz a.ca1rn
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HOME DEPARTMENT.

Sse-A petition from ciGaehs Of shis coun.
ty, has boon seni 70 Gov. Tod, aslsluR him
TO thke such aeiion as may DO practicable,
TO- secure q fair Trial Tor Capt. byron w.
CAnRolds Mr. Tbrasher, who spent several
days last week IN circulating tho petition,
infofnns Us that Il was presented to none who
rofased 70 sign g.. bcafa thc name Of
nearly evcry nar 10 Chardon village, wbere
Capt Oan6old is we'll known and believed
by all 70 be innocent Of tho wrong Of which
be isaecuscd. Our people hupo that foil
justice mpy yet donv tin. ass ei I, 4
------4.--..- =. -
I'VE take tho following from the Plain
Dedief. We know they must have chad
good time at Burridge's, on the occasion
referred to s tN1i %
A PLEASANT .AFFAn.---A trnly delightful
dancing party came of in Painesville, al tho
Partnly House, last evening. made up GRIN
olpally OF young people from the intter
place, although there was lair npfinkiine
OF guests from out Of town. TIVE Parmiy
House is just tho place IN which TO have 4
party OF slio above ot1aras ter, MS II contains
ono OF tho most elegant dancing halls in
Northern Ohio, being fully eqmal to, II not
ahead Of, our boat Cicvoland halls. Mr.. s.
BuRRpss. Jr. tho eontlemanIy proprietor
OF the Pafm'y, presided. as usual in a man
ner sufficient to mako every porson feel nor
lfectly at bome.and 70 makatho guests on
Jhs themselves to thoir hearts coutent.-1
Yec company was just largo enough to IN
snro perfect comfort whio daucinp; and tho
iatter amusement, owing TO the excellent
quadrillle baud--two violins, double basso
and melodeon--passod off 10 the satisfaction
Of all. From ten tlt twelve sumptuous
oyster supper was sorvod, which fepast was
served up in BurriSge's best style. which
is saying enough When tho next Parmly
House dance comes oil, may We be there 70
epjoyit X.
The Exhibition Of Hambden Select
School will take place on the evening of
Thursday next. An admittance foe Of ten
cents viii be taken OF each for the bene.
fit of the soldiers. No bills changed al
the door. as@.
~ Mr.. F, Eldridge, Of Muhsou, has our
thanks for. bottle of exceIlen, curaut
wine, Of his own make. Mr., E. is a capital
wilma ,ual6r ita - -
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VoLUME xIy.I NO. Ifo.

fricnda aro madrnlng her bore, she is nov
among the elorinod above. Nay the bo-
teaved aud aflilatodfhohds be- prepared for
happy rouniou With hur among tho blossod.
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Sc. Antiiony's rIe; fyase or RrysIpeIas,
letter ana salt 1lI.euni, scaid Head,
ttlnBvorhns sore .Eyss, rDroPsy-,
De- holert 81 Feeble whites from ssirn,, w, 1alh
sept, 1859, thnt he has cured lnvctcrao case of
Drspv, which Threatened terminate fatally by tho
IfrFeyerDg useof our Sarsapariila ada, dan ernis
iagna,r Ery1ipsfsi " largo doses q Die suae tnya
he cihes tho cdnmon Eruffioni W II dpnslaauy. i Z
BronchoceIe. Coitrc or Svefied Neck.
Zobnlon sioan off3nsree Texas, writes. aJtrss bot
ties of your SarkniuriA cured me FROM Coire hid
cons swelling on Tho neck, which had suffered from
over two yearAy .tst NFe
Leucorrb@a or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
prey u 3 chann.ng % Nov Yesk oigy, WFstes 81
nost ceeffuy comply with uo request Of your ngont IN
saying have tyund your Sartaaila most excellent
Alternative IN tie nimcrona cowpIaints for which we
etlpy such rcnf1g, hut especially IN ftmde Diseafef
Of the Sceohoua dpihsaA have tusa soAay fnSoter-
ate cases Of LcHcorra by M and where tile COM
rlnnt was caused by to,rdffcn or the ne The ulcer
alton itself was soon ced. Nothing within nay knosI-
edge equals II for these female Arrangements"
Rdwnrd 8. Marrow, of hewiaify, Ala. writes taa,-
efraus era7an faor on ono a tho Females Ia my faiay,
which had defea ~ ibr remedies could tmpey has
81 length been comIetey cured by your Rztraet Of sa
sAiafa, Our physician tlOnaAt nothing but exrpa-
ton could ntord relief but he Nseed tho tria cf yonr
earsHparilit the last resort hoforc cutting hiJ u
proved eectrn Amer taking your remedy oight weeks
% symptom Of tie disease fefnnias0 ...a. .f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-06

ATTAcHMENYa ri SO ,
Eli Dixon, Plaintiff BeioIe Nelson Wosasrd.
- ssSins. P..ef Hp1ssSqfg rsess
ON the 9,h day Of FEB, A. y. 1868 said ins.
~ tice issued an Order Of Attachment IN fho
above, Tor the sum Of 5000.
Eli DIXON.
lluntsburg, Feb, l2th, 1898. 6sIs3
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X. \. \. y, MEDICAI4 \. y.
s.s AlY1EIRsS sS 81,
SaTsaparilIa.

.16fOh PURIFY THE BLOOD %
Ard fr Ne sfedy q the fsllueing sosupeisi.s
hcrofuie md scrofs1 o us ne n ffons.sueh
~ Etftu ofs, t'Iters, Sores, N1ru ptfoth,
rtnfpies, fstytufes, HIofcisers Ifsffsl
blatpS, aiid all Skin DfHcssef,f
i" = oakftSb. ma On Jane fs5o ~
&c. Arm Ca. loeu1ss n fbsi II foy duly 70 ae.
hpey slee rhai y.ig ssesaparilh has done for mo,
Having ihheiiedA ariofulUfs fnfetfcn nave sholid
t,yn y n viTires reyi r. ,rar: Sometimes 4 bhst
yut IN Jlcete On my hands elid arm, somquncs IA
tattsd hiwagd and Jlssrstsed Il ne ttbmseli qw6
lssftsFo 1foks pns % my head and eossrs my seals
aid sss Nith eae sfo which painf and lontsono
beyond tlssr ffflun. fried many niEnss and several
plynlciene, but vhout much relief fror apy tng 10
faci, the dispfer grew wosu AtleBsih eas rsl5crd
tefead the 0orpe Me,aenesF that tbu hal f4fparsd
en alteEaise arapqiIa for new from your rciuta-
ttn thht aay ding tou nisde nfntt be gd0d InSui4o
clcinnau and sd H. aud pssd ~ tll u cured ne, took
w. ~ you AdtIse W sniiI nses 81 saspoonfil otef
nrnlt al usod alpgsf srpp bffisss Nea and inalfhg
skin ssn iesal % fJrIn uiplcr fosealA which silcr
While teh eM ply skin u eiear aid know hy fsv
Feelings that the diacaft has nhe furn any hystpr You
can we'll believe shatl fesi What tuylns wIon tell
you, tnt lua you ~ DO Of the ostlss % tiso ns
and rgiuain ofer grztefafly, Yours
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these Pttters ars put uto in quart
bottles, Of tbhich the abcps. is a Jac-siDs- :
lie. 9hs label is Ji,selg engraved, and
is provided soith a SAFE guard from
oo,tnteyJstters. Gsics &1 Fer bottle, or
sir for IS. s1- 49,
c. w. Poback, proprietor; No. s
East Fourth ST., cfncfnn6tf, to toho,s
all orders should be addressed.
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ns~Mr. F, Eldridge, Of Muhsou has our
shanks for bottle of excelIen, curaut
wine, Of his own make. Mr., E. is q capital
vino maker.
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Rheumptla,a,. Gous. Liver eoppiaant.

IsDEPEsDENoE Preston Co., Va, 9Th July, 1885,
Dk. ,. G. Arm; Sir have hesn aheied Wfti paih-
f ernBic Rhenatisn for long time, which Ialloi the
skill q physcians and stuck TO me ~ fpte uf ali the
remedies could Dnd uht fried your sarsapara One
bottle cured me In two weeks and restored my general
hcah % much that far bettur than before was
attacked, think ita wonderful medicine. ,. RllEAN.
Jnies y. cetehel OF 81. Lonis writes: haxo been
afflicted for years with affection Of le LreT which
destroyed my heath Ited every ting and every thing
Jailed 70 relieve me; aHd have been kr0kefdoun
for some years from other than deTungeef ~
Ne Lr Ny beloved pastot the Rev. Mr. EEpy, advised
mo TO try SaraHpara because he said be knew you,
aud any thing you made worth trying. By fc bless
Ing " God II has cured mo, and has purified my laoo
70 make u Of mo. fasl young agate The
oest that can be said Of You Is not half good snpugn
sehirrus Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exfoliation OF
the Bones.
great variety OF have been fepored TO us whore
cures Of these soFndable complaints have resulted from
the use OF ibis REMEDY but space hee will not st
thcms Some Of thcm may be found In oar American
Almanac which the agents below named pleased u
furnish gratis to all sho call Tor thatn. ~ h s. 81
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpfIep-
"a u sy, Melancholy, Nsuralg algfa.-a -
Many reDaflAble Of ficsc afecfions have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicna IL stinu
inss the vital hetions into vigorous action, thus
dhordefs which would be supposed beyond is
reach. Such remedy has long been required BY
cssstcs OF he people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine do
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

HIM To BEEEDERs. LaverSne. IN
has - Rural Economy q England. Scctland
and lrrlaad. work fun o. deep thOaghs.
-hich beg,ts thoughi Of the sane eharacter.
in speaking % the stock hushandrv Of
Great Britain. saws:
i" IiAhitual labor cause, animals 20 be-
come hardy. vigorous. and ,lo-: Which.
Ike man gwen % labOriou. work. cause.
them 60 eat much AID f.iien little. 20 in
crease in bony structure. make litiie av,ils-
be Aesh. and that bu; Slowly Habitat
snacti0n. on the contrary. produce, sof;
and lazy race. Which f2;tsn early. assume
rotuniiiy % form and fie.hines,. and. on an
equal amount q fcod. give. better pro-
ducs for the butcher Attention on the
paf; Of the breeder ASSISTS this natural dis
position. and increases IL In some measure.
% an unlimited extent
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SHu -Kuii~G DoGs. Acorre.pondent
Of the Ohio Valley Farmer. gives tie fol-
lowing hint. Which may BE- sssfsl 70 some u
our rcades:
III sheep "a Killed or cripplcd BY =
dog. the night thereafter house NJ all your
sheep. and your favorite dog thai you
would not have Killed. tb-n reuov. the
dead sheep out q mach Of dogs. hrs; cut
ting cut The liver. or other lean part II IL.
into Which Pot stryehnine. n htsle more
than the are Of large grain Of Wheat
leave that IN place Of the shesP. and NV
word Tor Il. neat morning yoa wiu be al
most CERTAIN 10 End The gsslfy dog near b,.
II the frst night sbouh fail. try again be
vii be sarr 70 CONE hack a. soon a. be- i,
hungry Again. IA sheep Is ONLY WORRIED
and not killed. any other lean meat -iI DO
IN place q mutton b. this Hsethod you
-ill be sure TO g, the guilty dog -hen-by
the old method Of Auutins him up. IL i,
Very doubtful 4 you do
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STATE OF MAINE.

ohFoHp ss.-Af SO Caurt - Ca-atv Co. -.
.lnp~rs. t-gua 49, hsif 81 Fsris uithfa 80
s. ~ Caaufs n psfarf. o. 80 5000 T..s-
80 q NJ. t-sag - t-si.ih ~ 81 NJ A.D.
l-sl
o. ~ th.sd a. 81 .s,s ,sru.. bog th- So.
te-ufh a. ~ Nsy. a ID. Iss1
plt'efri, Tat fhrr~ o. ass~ss~f a. Lra~nt,
Y hil.isin 30 earapr~s.i ri Isznshtp ~. s. gsar-
2 ~ the tee-fF q oeaafr q Osfrf 60 81 10.
49, TT tosts tasrsla. ~ 81 go hu-ir. . f1l-
-rs 81 nlnf ga crnfs trfnr - anf trr trafh
nt.- - cailsf spa go ss.utffrl of fhs a-.ss-
- "a sstd flsnustfas e. 80 f~sf a. u I@sS
go iafn~r u. firkrff ~ 49, faafaf.as o. a.
qai-isd sssui 60 sEp~al sd ss--ssa,-uf ar-ort-
I'd FL So.
j .sr ftfrs - sss-ssef 81 Anfarst Nrrff So.
go j. ft~ fau1fr 81 Orfsrf 90 rrrsrl-r go
fosi .-fifag tfell poe 40 A. .1rsr fHr.srh sa.4
g. 80 "a e. rrrfa.n r-rr fr.-s..H -
haaifrd sefss i-sirs oi ~afsf aaf ts.4is ~
srfsrd - ra''r $50. 80 sun "a 80 ha.lfsf saf
80 feNsrs srl sINfg crafs l~.a. go rs-f a. 80
49, - ere aad Be- Israfa y. N~stas a ~
a'Fff Nafil -arpais - sppaiafs.i sg~at o. sxasrf
e. i- $50 ssrfnt srrurfln- f1 nw
Anr- a O.. BtEUANk. Cls.k
tee go .sri-. a. a. BrEB AM. CerE
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Awarding Committees

Oh Sad HSrse'. Brsss,ag Marss snS Cos,
Geo. y. Whitney. Oxford Ordessa
BO~ker, Paris, ZephAniah Siarbird. Nor.
way.
o. TrCnisg al Wei H,-ss.
John a. Green. Waterford. =. VI
Hobbs, eBryants Pond; r. : Stevens
south Paris
o. Balls. Ss.ers ed HsG.rs
Geo. W. Cushman. Paris. Jo-epb G
Rowe, Oxford John Durham, Bues6eld
o. Hsrfs
lchabod VI. Thomas. Oxfori Joel Mi.
iei'' Norway Ervin Robin-on. Sumner.
On S8,,y sa& S.r,s,.
Gilbert Barrct. sumner: J. e. marble
Pans John n. MiIlc;,, Norway.
o. fer. Croys.
Criah IT. Upton. Norway: wm hon.
a., Oxford J X. Hammond. Paris
o. T,gzs5iss ed Roof Crsy,.
Jas. NJ. Wilson. Oxford DAVID n
Haskell. Albany; c. H. Hove. West
sumner.
o. Frun
\. 3. Bumpus, Hebron. Gilman Chap
man, Bethel; Thomas Chase. BackheId.
o. PiOrisg.
A@o. ]. Holt. Norway Alphin Tuitch-
ell Bethel Edmond Curtis. Greenwood.
On Ts,ss Tep.s
y. VI. Hobbs, Bryants Pond John
Durham Buck6eld. John y. B.ker
Waterford.
On lDrssrisg Mari
Charles II. Darrell. Paris: WI Son
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Al SOUTH WATERFORD.
RULE

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? Apfhrsfssu-. fstfr.-as aa-i Arcoaaf.. 80.
~hssh rotic- 80 t--a eri~fet 40 "a - 49,
go. aati after thr r-tara heur. -hi,h D. 80
o'eiek
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49, 49,. cisI-.ei ~ - th-.f erti~r.
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ffuialf~ btd0s. o. sFfllraft.rr. sifh....f charr~
Sth- Aecs.sts l.fsssui~si - ss-ats1t.aa .ha.-Ls
p iuAF st-fsd. sai - tfe -rttt~a. a--1a ifs-E.
-htch 49, - i.r-s.hss af ~ Ffassf~ Os.-
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- ft-cutuf, Aiuaiaisrrafer. 90 Gasriisa 80
frfufns
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sasatai - r. 80 rsu b. 49, 81 - s-is.
o. hsn ths ESTATE. sat ri ias aa.ssai ai rel
estate ani frrsouai fruf~fts
= fsftssas o. - real estate g. 80 p.,unsrf
81 drffs. sScspt = 49, to sr.1uai ~. i~.a ..
rertaia~d p - -~ffA~rr~sf nf e. arraanf 90 -
f~ffi 81 Ccfarli s-lae~fs al faso'fs--s .hraLi -
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taaf ~E-cs-s. -af.1 - anm th- s.t.ts. asd
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o. 80 tims ri ~ aqpiirstlsa.
y - sufeil~s f~'issr~t % las. 81 Prot..fs
hsarts. shauli ssrh = 1rfh. sf ~ssf ~ 60
81 ~ lea-si suu 20 ~ t-sai.
10 krl-fisss uf $685.. 80 80 - ar.ra.stsI
10
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q 49,. ~ ~ f-r-ssef. i-fr- 81 -fr.r. s-rsf..-
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rraI
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fss~arrrs al tsastrtlars sh.tI ID at .~.st f..s
- 80 ssHlai ~ 800 1aai rratsffs.
Ih- sftsafl.n af EN@rurars. Ainsai.frsfars 49,
'r.sriisrs b. rarf.rnisr'F trrrrfsf ts CO. I2.h
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aies. -trt 81 at l.'lsas.
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faar ar uraref. eh.rh t-rrafs 80 rr reIlf~s o.
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prsssuflas taeir 800 te rhe rasrf
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ton. Oxford; Eben J. POttle. Norway.
On Wertia< Orc- 80 Bet Csrft.
Alanso0 VI. Durham. Norway; Vera
nus DeoOster. B0ckseld: John NJ Lane,
sumner
On Dssry Preiscf,.
Hiram Hubbard. PARIS. Mr. r X.
Holmes. Oxford; Mrs. John Hathaway.
Paris.
On Dssssse Maa.fsfsru.
III. G.. Cole. Norway. Mr.. A :. nAy-
er. PAris; Mr. Granville l.. Red. Nor
way.
o. Bred
W. A. Rust. South Paris. Mrs. :. 7.
HOIbrOOk. oxford; Mrs. II. g. Cole,
Norway.
q. N-,<s wort s.l Msls-ory.
Alden Chase. Paris Mr.. A. ID. White.
Baekseld; Mr. BenjA. Y. Tuell. sum
ner.
o. lSrscsisHrsi I-pia.>.fs.
Err HOLMES Oxford: II. r. Parsons.
South PARIS. y. T. shaw, Bsckheld
o. Mso,ls.es-s Arhcss.
TIL. Brown Paris: l. H. wrisley.
Norway: r VI. Carter. Bethel.
On Tr1-sPo-fsfi0a so Fs--issry.
Tristan Hersey. South Paris. Nsph-
tall Mason. Bgokkcid: f. {. Richards,
Oxford
o. LS@y's R'Ssag
W. W. Virgin. Norway: W III. Wood
tury, Norway; JOSH futile. BryaBts
Pond.
o. Boofs. >Ae>, s-f Loafks-.
Alvah Shurtletf. south Paris. :. :.
Hall. Norway. J. ". Whittier. Buok6eld.
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CLass III -FErrr.

There arr special blanks 9Th Questions
81 this class. uhich NAV b. had II TIE -
eety. which must BE- flied out w.fh ansuer.
- every competitor.
Sci. For the largest and mo-, inter-
esting variety q fruit raised ~
one person. %
Second do. = a.
Tor best sFeei.nen q Winter Apples.
% not less thNn sour varieties' 200
Second do. 40
90 IN best specisnsn q Fan Apples.
nos iess han four yarieiies. 200
Sccoud do -
f"f ~ "o-' Interesting exhilation a
A.. :, Pears. Il not les than 4 variet.ss n
Tor ,hs t~st spesius~n az plunns 81
ror - oesi sP~cirnen 81 cherries. Sd
80 specimen e crant,s rrics. 30
- - 80 'pecinen % grapes. 100
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There ARE special blanks ~ifh Questions
Tor this class. Which may b. had a th~ So
retAEy q tAis Soc.efy. ~kich must b. fIled
out -Hh ans-ers BY every competitor
Sect. For the laryrsf ara isst a..or-me-.
~ 1aruen VEGETABLES. o.
Second do. ~
or the best sPecimsns 81 Rieuisrb
Msrros Squashes. Water Meloo.
MusE helons and Touato~.. e,eb -
for The lest Specimens 81 Pepuer. ~
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

Fosscss 80 rnsny sdsanfarcs over the osr-r pur-
gafis-s IN ne market. and fh-ir superior rirtnes
arr e. universally knoEn. "a; 90 n-cd ne %
NOE thEn D. asssry fhe Plilic tArir quality
msintaincd cguai - tbs i-st . ever has isrn
81 th.i ~ ny ~ trpsnicd On o 60 FL
thsf thcy hss- sser lons
Frsparct ~ , a.. AVER. NJ ID. 4 Co
Lo~cli Mass. All soll -
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XANNa.a YoVIoWS,

u qusat'tis-. b, ~ dss,s . ~ oae.
Waich cas-- a. a.stertai. So W.tsh.-.k~r.
-sil - e.rui.h-t eh~sp-s thss ne, D. t...xht
- fostl-at. u saart f--e7h h.d h-ttsr SaH %
H. aad s.s~ u.oa-v.
tseTsthiag ~sfrant-.iic - ~hsi d - .sd &C.
D.. aafio .. . hos--ts .. The h-st y. ~, - saa
- s.o.t $500 On saoc~~d. ~ -urk srfrusis
o. hin 81 - te-s -eoord.as o. ouatrscs. snd
--rr-a'ct GO.
he ~sal4 ltss o. 80 anF ~atrhrs that have
h~~a 49, - D. in~NE-rru-sc~f -arkm-a. 81 II
- tont nsks ihsu r-rs.sa 81 th-r- 80 - 80
dag. Ihs $50 18th cl,rks.
fl-ts --teh maseu.~ufs ~iu - taH $500
49, rsqulFst. 49, Eos-t gusfts-r s-rxc -stch-
- al - zitrr-i o. I've E-rar~la~nfs - = f.tr
psror- thruroasst~f bslsncc. fa.~ri-si 81 ~afrAe.
AT hss~ psia h.necc.. -na a..i'y .ayth,sr
49, q. r--ieiret 90 - aau- % --fch rL.ck
~tu - doac 81 hisshap sci -afraut~t 60 - te.--
3D. q -arkunnlkr usaan~r.
NuFk seiscrt~t frs-ss oth~r $40 hu.aksrs ~harh
al - doe~ ~ t4tr dtsCsuaf.
Jcwelry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly frecstst,
~C-sh pace So si4 Geld sd silver.
BsrHELHtLL. isei. IS
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Class L-FAEx CEors.

Sect. For the best conducted experimen,
m raIsIng the largest Crop Of Wheat.
az The least cost, on not less than halt
an acre. 500
Second do. 9Oo
? Do. do Crop q Indian Corn. A.
above. 500
Second do. 200
DO 90 Sr op Of Barley. a. above. goo
DO Do Crop q Rye. a. above. 200
Do. do. Crop Of Oats. A. above. 200
Do do. Crop q yield Beans. on not
less than IA q an acre. 100
FOR The best specimen Of Seed Wheat
not less than one-half busiei o.
For best Specimen q SEED Corn. not
less than 50 ears. 90
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Division III--.Agricultural Opera
TONS

Class l-PLo~ISG AND DRAxr~G NATCH.
Sect. For the bes, specimen Of plo--
ing with any amount OF team. the
farrow being not less than eight
inches deep. 400
Second do. 500
Third do. goo
For best exhibition OF drawing. by
oxen Of 8 a. 10 inches in girth.
and exeeeding that sire. 500
Second do. 500
) fOr best exhibition of drawing by
oxen less than a. 10 in. in girtA. 5 90
second do. Soo
Third do. 20
4 For the best exhibiticn q teaEing. by
a boy under - years old. / 90
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Class III.-BRKAp.

All competItors for premiums under tbs
dIvision are rs-luir-d by la~ 90 answer all
the Inquiries on The blanks. whi,h nav be
obtained On Aspiration % the >,,c-ssarv.
SGT For list loaf of wheat bread. 80
For best loaf Of brown brcad. 30
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4 DNINisTRATOR' sair. Bsv.rss 81,
" hreus- $3.50 ~ Her. JafF- n Prctaf-
g. 80 teeatF ef oHflf 60 un iersigal. afn .s-
isffs ~ "a - esfste of ~tafri Cfarkftt - af
pstsrt ta ~ Caa1v Fl OFF, g.. t~rast-i. - II
49,. ~ f-t.lr 90 rfiEas~ ssk a. b.. r.ise. ri
salt pxfllt. oa ~sfurfsy go si-feaIh fss OF D.
y 49,. af g. 'ctrk q. Y sl mara ~ fher.sf
ssiafs 80 -ll rrsi-c- a. go of o. haaarsa sd
sssenf g-aFs 4 Itsrs
sEuA~TIN : SMITH. A1aT.
Osfafi Junr D.. les