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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20

DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
PTUESDAY Sepi. % GlarG Opera at BrcoA yn Academy
ROBLRT ~ DlAbLE.
First appearance brooklyn 81 n Ri fOHMhS fntirs
cast emo s aud company Now faTk Aciruy Of siu.ic
TIE Chorus and Orchestra this occasion viii b. the
laIrsst presented in brooAyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20

DAPER-BAG EMrORICM.-1he celcbra'c ed
PAINT MACHINE PAPER BAGs, Of I'll kinda and
Az, ro, oe.-i 1t wLpl-a4e and retail plain " pfiuri
=, tho Corn Exchange Bag Mandatory. ,,,,
- w. - icsII street. corner Of Whitehall
". r.. CLARK 90.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

WHAT WHIsREY DID.-There Is boy IN
the Reform School named George IIirons.
He is from Detroit, and is Is years old
One of his companions, named John Dali
rymple, having stolen SO from letter di-
rected TO his mother, two pistols and fix
ings and two bottles of whiskey were bought
With the money. The boys having adjourn
ed towards the cemetery, played Grant and
Lee for while with their pistols, and be
came so drunk they scarcely knew what
they were about. In this state Dalrymple
shot Hirons slightly with shot in the LEG,
and HirOns shot away the calf Of Dalrym-
pies leg, so that he died in three weeks,
from the wound. HirOns was sent for the
offence till 81 years of age.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14
For the Republican

For the Republican.
DECIDEDLY CALORIC. The " Retired VI.
c. and GubernatOrial aspirant who does
the editorial Of the State Journal, with
Characteristic fairness, under the caption
Decidedly Cool" in his last Weaklyrefers
to retired clergyman, whose sands Of
impudence have not yet run out. when they
shall run out we beSpeak a fresh supply
from the said VI. {. surplus going into a
certain news dealers store. and after OBJ
tanning his paper, placing himself in the
door and reading the Geographic column 10
crowd outside much t. the annoyance
Ofthe news dealer and the hindrance of
those who sought an entrance 10 the store; !"
winding up with pitiful wall over such
decided GOODNESS. such Arctic frigidity."
The malice prepenSe of this paragraph i
decidedly cool" and without sponsors or
baptismal certificate, betrayS the bantling'S
paternity; 1.-The image of its father"
The FACTS are these: \ gentleman ont
sid, politely asked TO hear the telegraphic
headings With my back to the door, did
not observe person wishing to pass orr.
Nh. CARR, seeing the inadvertence. and
ola no signs or annoyance, but per
ieetly courteous, rs he always il, simply
asked the reader to step little one side
That was the gnat" which our friend has
transformed into the camel" Signor
Bhtz Is out-blitzedl
80 singular phenomenon IS 4 tit subject
hr medical Investigation. We AT once re-
erred the case TO Medical Commission.
Who report that our pugnacious little
trends small cerebelum, stIl vibrating
nom the caaa0aical thunder announcing
THE FALL or ATLANTA and THE GLORIOUS
floGSING Of his "DEAR SOUTHERN BRETu-
AES' Is suffering from conclusion Of The
p brain.
Expert alike in law and gospel-ready to
'MProre the Prayer-book by prordae Ru-
uric, or to expOund the Constitutional
raise Cain, or cane" as the market may
reqolre-thoroughly at home in the topogra-
Pn! OF The tOrrid zone to which he would
0Onslsn our "hsll-hounRS. and intending.
e understand, to emigrate thithcrward
~'ef ne Frst Tuesday or Norember-the
@eA OF REFRIGERAroRs~ was natural:
simply prudent mans forethourht AGAINST
uas' Dr.. CArSIcUN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

DRUNKENNESS AND ROBBERY. During
the general good time on Saturday
evening, consequent on the Democratic
celebration, a man whose name We have not
learned was known to be quite drunk m
Williams saloon. He subsequently left
there and started for his lodgings lie was
found in the evening near Shiawasse street
entirely insensible; but on coming to his
recollection, he discovered thathe had been
robbed of $3.50, being the amount OF bounty
which he had received a few days before toi
existing in the army Suspicion was eN-
cited against a companion Of his who had
been very intimate with him during his
drunkenness, and an officer was dispatched
H. laa f.tHrnI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

CLOrHING.-M essrs. FObes liitchcock,
dealers in Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. have the finest stock Of goods IN
their line ever brought TO this city. Their
stock is replete with everything needed TO
adorn the otuer man, from the finest broad
cloth coat to the most trifling article Of a
rentleman's outfit Ladies in want OF cloaks
will find this the best place in the city to
purchase. All kinds Of clothing are made
to order at this establishment in the best
manner, by experienced wOrkmen. As cold
weather is coming on, we mention the
above facts for the benefit Of the public.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

NEW GooDs.-Mr- b. F. Simonsr ever
alive 10 the wants Of his customers, has been
east and purchased a large stock OF FAN
Goods which he offers TO his customers al
a. low figures "a the times will admit.
This is the first stock Of fall goods, IN the
line Of Dry Goods. that has been brought
to the city this season. Those desiring Ia
make their purchases from new. seasonabl'
Goods. will patronize Mr.. Simons-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

PrrEesoS.-This valuable magazine for
October has been received, and contains
thirty-eight articles and fifty-hve embellish-
mepfs We believe this is the cheapest oi
all the magazines, as il is afforded AT - 90
a wear two copies for $500, &C These
certainly, are very low rates in these times
- biob prices. Address G. J. Peterson.
sos Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

F,aurs.-The patriotism OF many oil the
namocraey on Saturday, a. Is usual on such
oecaslons. became more and more SPIRIT
..lized As the day advanced, and when
.rening came, il eliminated IN several
ants in the saloons, in which sundry
drunken persons tried TO hurt each other
INT did not succeed 10 any serious extent.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14
Shooting the Little Folks /.
Remember the Place

Directly opp1s 70 Judge Chapman New Brics
Building AMI neKt door % Grove Whitney
HARDWARE store. Washington Avenue.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14
It's Exemption from State OF Municipal
Taxation.

p.+ ..1 r.. ,i, .,. .. esq.,
Rated . .lrei,t AR OF CONGRESS .-.,,,s. -g 7.,7.
.7
parts "i tAe country
It IS believed tlt uo securities olc- SOD great ll-
dlcemcat- o. binders as taose sa,i hr tha govern
meut. In al other forms el ulsateil ..s the fitu
or ability ~ rriv.t. PARTIES or stock companies O..
separate communities. only s pledged for payment.
whiie the whole property ,l iA. coult-gls Lell to
r. ,l, al 3D. ~.... Cd. .l.,.,...,...s ,t. r--.-,.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

o'HrslA, NERVOUSNESS. AND DEBILITY
60 AASD loNc-we can recommend those
Dv,..-s' ron The loss Of Appetite Indigestion. or
-, Nervousness and Nervous Debility 10 use
t,o, I'aie- 1t IS vegetable preparation free
- Alcoholic liquors; it strengthen ~. ~hola
rAst.s - y Creates good appetite, and is war
Fo,s.,N. 's dyspepsia aud Nervous Debility.
Pr.,...s " Druggists generally Al 81 per bottle
c.ei....' " ". A. srickland East Fourth Stree.
49oyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14
pEoBATE oRDEB.-state of Nichisa

DROBATE ORDER.-Staic of Michigan.
Il county OF laahim. sat session oi the Pro
bate Court Cor tle comfy oi lushtn. holden AZ Ola.
Probate Office n tAs village as N4-su- eu te
6th day ol september Boo the year Dut Thousand ei-hi
hundred ami sky loar- Present. YIN IT. l4ucSnty
Judge OF Probate. m thr matter oi tlr estate d..
John Phelps. Ate ot Nev4y deceased oa rsldiag
and ning the petition duly verlel. oi Mary d.
Phelps. widow OF said deceased. praying fsr Dtt,I-
OF administration upon ~ll estate
rhcrelpon it Is Ordered that Mnnltv, the i0ih dar
Of October next. 80 N O'Clock lu thr forenoon hg
assigned Tor the hearll OF sand petition. and thar
the heirs. 40 Law u siii deceased ANA al othtr
persons interested n ,aid estate, are requires 90
appear 40 t session oi -lil Court Then 90 Dee holden
al the Probate Oilce- Do the village % Mason. au4
show cause. 90 any There De-, NAv thc prayer of o.,
petitioner should moe Doe granted And DC IS further
Ordered. That stii petitioner give notice Oh tha pep
sons intcreste ll -li e~t,f H tie leucY u. SAID
petition. AMI che helrn. thereof ty causing a copy
of tais orle. to De- plbsAcl iu the Lansing R.pub
lcan, a newspaper p.i4i.d aul circulating ll said
county oi Iuguam. successive weeks previous O,
sail day oi hrtrmr
IA true cppy-l VA. ~. PM hNFY.
4a0w5 Jr e. oi Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

ONE OF TUE corners. writer IN.
'-'' mas heart i they framed with divers
surely tie best OF thes, corners j., SCI apart
-. so0a wife who provides for him light and
I,.s. bread She can only DO THIS by using ne
n. - 70. Chemical Saleratas- Mind that We gen
-'1se~ives, and buy no otberi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

AxxrAL FA1R.-The sixth annual fair oil
.,.crand Ledge Union Agricultural socl-
= wiu be held this year at Grand Ledge
- Thursday and Friday, October 9Th AMI
-fh
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

D-,,c,or-s-The Rev. W. 2. Wastell Will
- AZ the lst Presbyterian Church IN
i - c;tv on sunday next at the usual hours
OF service.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14
Y.,;c. 70 subscribers.-Tlh.es

NUM- t,-,tbers Wlil nad altlS1eo ~ si.-n
~ ~asn our pspsrs indicate The NrASHA 81 me
.Ss' % ss AZ, :ee;sI HOLE sd { Rd y
asiHsbr M - hsasing OF the paper, which Is
nay be toana ~ ssi.g increased one each week niiy
chzngsd weekly, sa,,s,tiag year By referring 20
.so naDSfi IN he heading Of the paper and eonr
i ss ! n ne number s Subscribers be :1s readily
rsssiOo, on ne pSg1 stand on our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14
I ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED in

L ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED iu
IL the fa-t Once 81 Lansing. State o. Michigan.
na thc itl day oi rt.mncr. ls0i.
es- lo obtain any of these sttcr- tha app.i.a amt
must call Tor -Cacerttstd irirs- give f.e tate oi
this list. AMI pay one cent ior ADVERTISING.
r. Ii Not cslei for within oaf month furF Wil
be sent Co the pcai Letter Ohce
FREE DELIVERY o. letf"rs 10y carriers. at Oh.
residences of owners, may he secured bog ohserviu-
l. Direct iettrrS pnmW .s'.i'.,',.
as We'll as the post office and state.
2 Head letters with che writer's p9stqirf. ans
Siafs street and numitr, sign them plainly with iui
name and request that answers Doe directed arcor
dinghy.
g. Letters to Strangers or transient visitors lu 3D.
town or cts whose slHcil address may Poe unSuowH
should be marked in ihs lower lefl lrnd corner, witt
the word s.. Transient
Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hand corner aud leave space between cine stamp an4
direction for post usriu- without Interfering with
the writing.
MA Request for the Return Of n letter 90 the
writer. II unclaimed within 800 days or irs-- ~ritt-I
or printed with the writer name, post Office. aue
state across the l.fi hand nui cf tne envelope o.
the face sile viii he complied with 20 the usual
rate Of p5epaii postage. payable when h. atter BE-
delivered 20 tIe vrit.r--Nc- IS. Lfrs ~ ,1i-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

PROVOST MARSHAL OFFICE, D
lHfH0 I-lllCI og MICHIGAN.
JAcAs0s, September Isl io-4
Not.ce j. hereby given tat volunteers wiA be
counted ol lle quotas u t.a l-seat cal Up 70 the
last practical moment before drafted men are accept
et Il Is hoped that towns wall eouliaue o. On their
quotas with volunteer al thereby save tAe-n7eivs
from The ar CTS ~ draft.
BARRY
Captain AMI Provost Mar -ai ai Distract 1ii-A
4q.w4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14
MEDICAL.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS 4 OINTMENT.

AT who have Friends a.6 Relatives IN thc Army or
Navy should taSe especial care ihat they te simply
supplied with these f..s and Ointment. arC Nlrro
me brave Soldiers and Sailors have Ltg cctrl 20 pro-
vte themselves With ihtin r0 better present can be
sent Them ny their fritu-s They have been proved
% pc ihe Soldier newer llus friend the hour q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

Our expere nee for the past two wears warrants rs
IN saving that We can collect lnt secure all claims
against the L. : or stat in the shortest p0ss be
TINE Particular attention given TO the collection Of
S'~'e Doahtes' 1y-4so
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14
NOTICES

EOBEs x HITCIICOCN have inst receiv-
L ed tive new styles of Hats and Caps Also. Alex
andre Kid Gloves Tor Geuis-th' h.-t a o.. market
New styles of goods received every week 1851
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-14

WANTED. Five Common Brick Ma
w sons. first class % hy Pressed bricz. ana
aso 10 Ltborers, % winch good wages Will be- paid
Address. e. q. DODGE
July 27tn. 1861 f4S3l I4n-inr Nich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

Al the meeting Of the Board Of Agriculture,
in Springfield. Mr.. 5. L. GoOdals, OF sAeO,. Ne,
the Secrstar. OF the Board Of Agriculture OF thar
State, read a valuable paper % cheese making
he said that A mich Gov furnished the best and
cheapest method Of getting human food. Tie
feed necessary TO make a pound OF meat, will
make at least 25 pounds Of milk. light aud a
BALI pounds OF milk on an average make pour
Of cheese In Herkimer county, y. L, the co~s
avarags COO pounds OF shees per aunum. COW
that viii make less than her dressed weight Of
cheese il Scotland is sent 10 the butcher. In
gland is our great cheese market, Tor the Enghsh
eat more cheese than we; 100000 COWS are Kept
in toe single coucty OF Cheshire. Herklner
county, y. T., 6rst taught she English 10 eat
cheese. aud nos We snip there more than 40
OOO. 600 pounds year. Cheese factories are
modern but labor saving Inventions. They re-
oeire thr , Of al least 500 co~s 10 make them
prot C. al q force of Eve or Elk persons 70 DO
>. ..rs Inrr- are mOre than 50 such taclo-
rles IN ODed4 county, y. T., and the cheese
commands higher price than that made IN tam
lilies Carrying milk from one 10 I've miles Ia a
Wagon improves It as much for cheese ss IL hurts
il zoe butter. There is hlte difference IN The Ia
Dor for pound Of cheese NJ po1nd Of butter,
and the milk necessary tor q pound OF the latter
will make t~o and half OF tue former. Hsy
cheese is iess valuable than that made frou
grass
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
THE VALUE OF DEAD HORSES.

Some people vii DO doubt be astOuished 10
learn that large fortunes have been made every
year since the commencement OF the war, out OF
the dead horses OF the Army Of the Potomac.
The popular idea is that when RosinaBte yields
up the ghost, she is buried il some 6eld, or left
TO moulder into motler earth 10 the woods some
where. Not 30. she has made her last charge
and Znawed her last fencs-rail, out there IS from
$40 70 $40 in the old animal YET. contract
foe the purchase Of dead horses in the Army OF
the Potomac tor the ensuing year, was et a few
days ago, to the highest bidder, al Sl,75 per
head, delivered a, the factory Of the contractor.
Last year $500, 90 we're cleared on the contract,
and this year il Is tbougnt 100000 can be made
on il The animals die 81 tie rate of about City
per day, at the lowest calculation.
Al the contractors establishment they are
there roughly dissected. First the shoes are pull
ed of; they are usually worth City cents SET
Then the hoofs are of; they bring about TO
dollars SET Then comes the caudal appeadage.
worth half dollar. Then the hide DOM
know What that sells for. Then TIE sAllow, il Il
be possible 10 extract talov from tie army hor-
ses, which | think extremely doubGtal unless
they die immediately after entering the service.
And asst, but not east. the shinoones are vaiu-
able, being convertible into variety of articles
that many believe TO be composed OF pure ivory
such - cane heads, knife-hsndies, &C.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

Il "a. c9-ltv u l-g-4-. s5.-A. 5ess0l u Tue
rr-tA-s -1-r- .-r TIE ---E u -s-21 ---e- A. TIE
Preb1t- l--cs il IT, ---aEe A----, ~ A---4F tne
= CO. s--=- tie F=-r --= l---zAr- --E-- l-L
-re1 al s-1tg-.1-- Present IS D ----z-sy- Judge
e PROBATE matter - go estate "a A--rs
jeans -ec--s-- ST r-a--LE AZ ----s t-- petition.
Guy v--ll-- A---4- N--A-r- -slr4--r Us c=-at
Z 49, -ecs.ss- Pa. - .-r ---s - sea t-- -ea IS
ate u w-l-- deceased -.-- ---Z-
Ih=rs-Pg 10 = Jr--r-- go. n .--e -s-- day CO
J-lv usK1 j. -..cz = the ---e----- e as s---
tsr hearing @. So petition ana Ia t-e ----
- - q So -s--s=-- an rv-s.-s l--sr
ss.s- ~ $40 estate cred % appear a. =Sz 2
u SAL Cl-rt. = - ----l ~ t-= PROBATE C--
= I1s Wage u Mason s--S --F t-er- D.
x1y tie payer Vi r-s petitioner s---- lc- IS grant
A. q. further u--s-=-- .-4- sa-- petitioner sve 10
ice - tie persons interested l- SAL estate - -1e pen
--rcy g, $40 petition an ia bearing t-e-eci cas-
~ copy q te-- order . x published t1s -ls- (
III l-4c ueTsp-qvr rr--t-c az circulating IL sz
l.ly Or l-z1zn. s--css=vs E==zs previous &c - -
--F Z 1sAr-g
l. t-us eocr M PINCkSET
sd - < c. Prgba-e
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

CVRRAST WORK -Salspster is the cure for
the carrant worm. Several gardens were saved
last sumner srd al tia worms therein destroyed
bs The fo.io1ing mixture. To barrel, say a.
gallons OF soft water add pail iuli OF sofs soap
ard three QaArsers OF = pound OF ssltpetre, Dis
solved Il a garden syringe Is not handy. thto-
the liquor on 18th hand brush, over ard M
der the caves II the first dose is not euou %,
add httis sAlrPeteE and try it sgsin-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
Ind has the Reversible Feed
7 COMBINES AL THE GOOD

7 COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
1---.as q othe- rrs- c..ss Machines al possesses
many Advantages over 4nF a-1 a. % them
= ne Uost simple AZ Psrecl Il - A-cAsui1al CO.
st--c..on. @, a. sewing M-caiae yes oesrsd 70 tie
public al- IL --F 1-s -aq--ls g. --k-s more tk41
one k-a1 e s-ltc1
The .~st nav se reversed A. sry Fl-t tssrei SKI
1cI 81 prl-s --e A--llle
chang .l- ne v--ioas stitches nay 0s made ~Lie
the machine Is u I-l.-l
l. stitches are tie der . a.
Tie beauty o. is stitch = l1slrpasss.
NJ cher covers - -srEa range = Wcrk
Ssws lShi ant heavy ,sorlcs VIII Z IA facility
Tas work Vl-l feed eitasr - lie right - lssi
Runs quietly se<s rapidly
N gently eNperl-uce1 IA s-.ck SEAMS
Needs more rs4-Ly A. -sts- t-41 u Auy other RI
shine
Tz-crs c2r-ct z--re o c. without 11s
livery family should hAye Fl1rs1ce
It's Uoti--s are al positive
VII --st Letiule
No sprn 70 gel oat q order
!. thoroughly practical
lie hsnulsE the most practical u Use
T-rrs via al ua-r1w hens an q. fs beautifully
t. nrs-s ns4iy -a1 handsomely without tie s-lghtes
alterz-l-1.
TIE INST inexperienced dnl ~ @i1c-lty Il us.ng u
obs 10 dresses. a. its mach merry being he top Q
the tsbls
EVey mach ne warranted
l. vi s-1sI--.sts - claim f5T u
A : vIELE Agent.
Llrs.r- Mclisa1 +slyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

correspondents Of the Prairis Farmer, wri-
ting from c linton county, Missouri, says that be
planted four years ago an orchard in one OF the
worst rabbit borosghs in the State, but that be
has rot experienced DO difficulty from rabbits oy
simply painting his trees. The pant should be
composed OF -hite lead and lard. No ies-s need
be entertained Of injury TO the tree BY the paint
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06
SEWING = MACHINES

NV luRk STATE FAIR
Frst Qrsr-.--u i-r Panty Nal-l-s
Yrs, prem --- ..r A-al--Ss-ri-g Ns-----
Frst prem .-l 90 Meme WEI
l1dians safe Par
E.sst p-s-l-a- 81. A..--.ls ..- adj qsrF.s-s
Frs. q--u-l-- .-s V4--.-- W.re
Vermont state Far
Flrst premium s-r fan ? Ma-L1.
First premium or Maa-r4rt-r-as N1-..-=
F.rsI Prsu--r1 Ter Ma-1ial W'-s
Obs STATE Far
F-rsi premium s1s M4--l-. Wa
Iowa SAFE Falr
FIRST premium s1r Panty N4ch.as
l.rst premium flr NJ -,-cl-r--s A----z-
klrst prsni-m t.- MA-hl-s Nc-k
Lllnois STATE Far.
FIRST prem n s1r N4--.ls ~ al Purposes
Frss prsni-1 fgr N8c1ir= W1rk
Ksatacky stat. Fair
Elrsi Prsn4-n Ssr Ma-1.-e sas al p--r..ss
| k-rst premium Tor M4--.-e v ga
NcAiEan state FAR
Flrsi preul-n .l1 Fan IS Nara---
kirst ursui-z ,1r ML---4-t--.-z Nl-L.-f
krss premium .5r Machine Wa
Pennsylvania STATE lar
Firss premium BOP Mlu-,ac,-ri1g Ma-1.-s
First premium f5r Naclias Wsr>
Orssoa state Fli-
Fist premium f1r PAM Ns-l.-s
F.fst Prslalam Tor N-saias Wa
CeuUsncen GO. CTt) Agr -
| First premium ~ Panty Ml-Lll8
| E-rst p-sul-m flr Na11t4ct1r. NJ Nl-L.-e
| f-rst Erl-ll-r- tcr AA--las Wl-s
Fr4nkiin Co y FAR
Flrst premi-m flr Family Machine
| tlrs, qre-, Ia fl- All --a-- M---.-.
Clauq,al1 Valley 70 Ar So
| FIRST premium f8r Family A-clI1e
| F.-st greLnl-1l f-r Maniac mas Mscl.rc
t-rsi pre-l.-Il IN Ms-l.-c W1-s
HsnPlSa 60 Mass Agr ,ec-
Diploma Tor iau-lt Machine
Diploma Tor N4chll W-rs
wAshiaEtoa Co. 3. ! D FAR
F-rst premium ilr Family Al-l.-l
Queens Co < y Ayr Sc
FlrsI premium i-E Earl.. = MacAi1s
First premium .yf MAl-l--i-r.ls M,-l.--
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