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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOGN Ann rO. MON ROv
EYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotionsers.

THIS AFTERNOON ANB To. MON ROW
EYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuOtionsers.
IMrRoyED AND UNIMpROvED PROPERTY
fj HAE TIE STATE DEPARTMENT ar PUB-
On IUksDAY AFTERNOON. December 18th. 1t 4
CROCK On the prem aes. oh eli sell Art Of Lot
10 square No. 723. fronting IS feet on north
I'D ,n,at tie corner of Fourteenth st.~-t west
he airssH hack ct on Fourteenth street to
81 ihem M Hnprovrd. tn. other improyet nv atvo
ara al story brick dwelling bnuss lin hri.p
pace Guiding, at present occupied By DR.. r. q
Terms: One third in cash; the r.m.;nd.- 4, nm.
and two years, with interest and sacnrsd r. 1917 IL
OF tru.t On the premises; the internal ON ths -
ferred payments t. be paid semi. annually
Convey ancssand sta N pa at the cost OF the DIR.
chaler ' pu'
ga payment of 500 on each piece OF ,ro.a,tv
v ! he Re auired ct the tine Of sale.
fead J.c MCGUIRE Il co.. Aucts.
RyJAs Q. MCGUIRE co.. Auetionsers.
TRUSTEES sALE9F VACANT LOT NEAR THE
On TUESDAY AEfEssooN. December GOTH, a.
o CLOCK on the premises. by virtue Of . deed Of
trust. dated AUGUST l2th. 1854, and duly recorded
a. trop 81 81! sell gar. Of Lot No. IL saa.rs No
strttH north. Beginning for the said part of
- ORE inal Lot a. on the northwest corner Of
UeiaTare avenue and running at ri ght angles with
feet 10 inches thence west ~ feet thence parallel
With the north line of said Lot westwar3ly to Del.
aware svenue i6s feet inches. thence northward
~ on telaware avenue feet ~ inches to the place
Terms cash.
nov ls aawad 10. hcauiRES CO.. Huets.
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~ NOTICE TO THH PUBLIC. a
wewonld inform oar customers
n - and the public generally that We
have now Old hand at our
LARGE FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
avery extensive and general assortment of fne
and medium quality
FURNITURB. GILT MIRRORS. &C..
that we can sell at great bargains. Persons in
want OF
FURNITURE and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Will do we'll to call and examine our stock q, No
$40 7th street, between Louisiaaa avenue and ID
de Is I'm MoGREGOR & ZIMMERMAN
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE CoMPTRoLL8a OF CURReNcY.
WAsRIsGTOH, December IA. 1864.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory svide noe present I'd to
the undersi gned, 1t has been made to appear that
The Merchants National Bank a Hasdin. tos, to tae
Cfty Of Wn,Aiagfon in tho county OF TWdshfn kfon
ard Gisfrtf Of CotH,n6td. has bern duly organised
Act OF Con eress entitled IAN act to ,rovide a Ms
iionsl Currency. secured BY . pledge Of United
States bonds. and provide for the circulation, and
redemption til. reof." Approv d Juae !. 1874. ssd
has com pl led with all the provisions o. said act
buapess of hank i'd upd said act:
Nov therefore ! Hugh MeCulloch: Con ptrol
Ter Of the Currency 30 hereby certify that Ths
Merchants National Bark d Washington. In the
Cits Of Wnhinefcn, in the county OF Animation
Dence the BURNERS banking under tn. Act afJr
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and sssl
f.se this fourteenth a IL s p MeU1t ,Ss;a
asc rdOs oomptr0llsr Of the Ourrsacv.
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For RBNT-A very desirable FARM containing
J. about 800 acres, situated Ave mile SOU the ast
ofNsvy Yard, in Primes Genrge comfy. The Ioca-
ton is very desirable. The DSseling aud out
Immediately. Rent low For par iculars inquire
of Mks. JANE Z ToLsON, corner of Green ana
Gay stI eets Georg, town; ar of DR. P. HEESK Ell
Eka liTes O the I'D mir z ia ~. dac IL 81. .
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(,UfLER TENT5- Coco second henA SUFLHI
SfkNTs .iwsyson hana. sgd Ne. fents naa,
80 order ~ RnkS BON, 63S llth street, nes
Rilsyh Wharf. nv y In
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06
A Wise Nomination.

The next session Of the Legislature will,
in all probability be the most important, in
all respects ever held. This fall, more than
at any previous election, it is a matter of the
deepest concern to the permanent interests
of the State, that the Legislature contains
as many men ofhigh character, experience
and practical ability as can be induced to
forsake their private business for the COM
mon interest. We do not want mere stump
orators, but men of sound sense and of wide
acquaintance with the interests of the State.
In this point of view we rejoice when SO
good a man as Mr.. Simmons, Of Kenosha,
is selected as a candidate for the AssenbIys
There are few men in the State who possess
the qualifications we have named above in a
greater degree than Mr.. Simmons. The
presence of dozen such men in our legis-
latiye councils will go far to ensure wise and
discreet legislation. We trust that the I'm
ion men of other Assembly Districts will act
as wisely in making their nominations as
Kenosha has.--Mil,0aukee SeatiaeL
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FOR SALE

A u gauge AIKEE's KNITTING MACHINE New
ana in good working order.
For Particulars call at this Office.
Never was there time when machine oil
this kind could be run with so great profit, esN
necialIv by those who raise their own wool
Read what II r Beebe Of Plattvil Ie. Wis says
AIken's knitting Machine.
II would not do without one in the winter.
can knit with 1t mems socks, ready to finish, for
en- cents pair and make fom 81 70 to 81 day ,
aVomans long hose at fifteen cents pair, and
make the same per day; and am crippled with
,one hand People may tuink there is no profit in
them are people who know moth ing about them
There is profit ali the while you are working
the machine but when it isI idle. II can earn
enough in month to pay for the machine, and
the machine will be as goeG az ew. They are
not liable to get out ofrepair, aud will last life
time needle may carelessly get broken once
in a WHILE but five cents will replace it; set 0
needles will last from three five years.:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06

Change OF PrOprietOrs.-DEw
CAMPBELL has disposed of his interest in the
Foundry business to Messrs. Van Arsdale,
Pricturs and Durant, Mr. Head retaining an
interest in the establishment The business
is now carried on under the firm name of D.
HEAD & Co. Mr. Van Arsdale is a practical
mechanic of energy, skill and experience, of
tlreless industry and perseverance, and with
the increased capital brought into the es-
Enlistment, will infuse new life and energy
into its business. The principal business at
present is the manufacture of the seamless
Ihimble-Skanes, for which there is an ex,
tensive demand wherever wagons are made.
We understand that other manufactures
Will be introduced, ere long and the bust
ness of the Foundry will be very much in
creased and extended.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06

Old Phelps, who is sort of public ben.
etactor as we'll as an entorprising citizen, has
Tor some time past been receiving FRESH
OYSTERS direct from the seaside, which he
prepares on short notice in the most palata-
BILE and savory style. Everybody who wants
capital lunch at any hour Of the day, goes
now to Old Phelps
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FEEMVLES FEMALES! FEMALES
OLD OR YOUNG SINGLE. MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females, tie
Extract Buchu is uneaqualed by any other
remedy, as in Chorosis or Retention, Irregular
tiles, Painfuness or Suppression OF Customary
Excavations, liberated or Scirrhous of the Ute
rus Leucorrhea or whites, Sterrility, and for all
complaintsincident to the sex, whether arising
from indiscretion, habits or dissipation. or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See Symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
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Matter OF Duty.-It is the solemn duty
of every grocer to refrain from selling to his Gus
toners an article for food which he knows is
positively injurious to the health, and he is de-
priyed of all excuse for so doing when better
article for the purpose can be readily obta ined
at the same cost Now the pure Chemical Sal.
era. ms, made by De Land & Co.. can always be
had, ana tAis is known TO be pure and free from
all deleterious matter. No grocer who regards
the welfare of his Customers will fail to keep
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06

Ladies'! read the advertisement of Mrs
TWIST, and satisfy yourselves that for every>
ching in the line OF M'llinery-" Loves" of
BOnnets, Killing" Hats, taking" Hats,
dashing Hats, &c., &c, as well as for Cloak
or Dress making in the latest and most fash,
ionable styles, there ia the place to go.
See Advertisement
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The EsemarkabIe Propertie.

Browns Bronchial Troches have been thor :
oughly tested since first introduced. The
demand for them has steadily increased, and
purely upon their own merits, they have
found favor with those who, from Pulmon-
airy, Bronchial, or Asthmatic complaints re-
quire them For Coughs Colds, Bronchitis
Asthma, and Influenza they are entirely
elficacious, removing all distractions, and
increasing at once the power and feasibility
of the voice
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06

On Hand Again.-Adam Dickhout is
back again, ready to wait upon all old and
new friends, desiring his services in any
branch of the tonsorial art If you want a
neat comfortable smooth shave-if you want
your hair or whiskers cut trimmed or dress.
ed in the most fashionable style all on
Adam at the old stand
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"A Word TO Tenehers.-The Statute oblig
es the Co. Supt., to hold an institute. He pro-
poses to hold one per notice.
You by law are not obliged to attend, still be
wishes to see every teacher, who Pre- poses teach
ing next winter there
He has plans to propose and work LAID out
for you TO do.
1t you are well qualified now, then come and
Lmpart your experience to others. If You are
conscious that you are yet deficient, come will
me nope that The deficiency may be supplied.
III is not necessary that you should attend in
order to your being licensed. for every teacher
qualified, should receive a license, whether at
tending o. not. Neither is it certain that, if YOU
90 attend, you will receive license for no
person unqualified should receive one.
But other things being equal, those who mani
lest sufficient interest in the work to attend the
means ordered by law, to prepare for that work
will be more likely to be found on the list of
qua lifted teachers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06

Down, DOwn.-With commendsble aac
rity our friends LYMAN, MowRY & Co, announce
20 their numerals customers and the public gen.
orally, that with the decline in the price of gold
they are marking down their prices as fast
as circumstances will admit. The people
who have to buy their winters stock of Boots
and Shoes, about this time, will appreciate this
action, and know where to go to buy, or have
made their winters wear.
See their now adyertisenant ON thia nnoa
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Rally for the UniOn.-A meeting to pro-
mote the cause of Liberty and the Union, will
be held at Agricultural Hail. in Bristol, on We'd
nesday the 18th inst at o'clock p NJ. Able
speakers are expected to address the people on
the leading topics of the day. Let there be a
crrn nd
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Auction saIe-Ws call attention to the adj
vertisement of SALE at auction, of Horses, Stock,
&c, by John Osterman, on the farm of E. M
Kinney, in the town of Somers. We understand
that the young horses TO be sold are valuable
stock, and bargains will be had
A word TO the wise Sc
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Or. Parker.-Many of the old residents Of
this city and Vicinity will be glad to learn that
DR.. JOHN PARKER. has returned to the practice
of his profession, and will devote his whole time
and attention to the calls of those in want oe
nedical aerYineq
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Premiums Awnrded.-Our limited space
and TIE pressure upon our columns of political
and news matter, compel US TO divide the re-
port giving the premiums awarded at the late
county Fair. The balance of the report, about
half of it will appear next neck
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D
HEMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

HEMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.
an excellent lotion for diseases ola syphiic nature
and injection in disc asses of urinary oroons
arising from habits Of dssipa alton used in connection
with Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparilla in such dis-
eases recommended. Evidence of the most reliable
and responsible character will accompany the msIi-
cines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
FROM TO 90 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND
FAME
For Medical properties of Buchu,
SEE DISPENSATORY OF THE UNITED
STATES,
See Prof DEWERS' valuable works on the O. ractice
of Physc.
See remarks made by the late Celebrated Dr. PHYS
10, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL,
celebra ted Physician, and member OF the Royal COL
lege of Sergeons, ireland, and published In the tram
sactons Of the King and Queens Journal.
See Medico-C n irurgical Review, Published by Benz
jamin TraAers, Fellow Of the Royal College OF Sur
geons.
See most of the late Standard works on Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, six for IS,
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA, 81 per bottle, or six
for So.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, 80, per bottle or six for
$3.50.
Or half Lozen of each for $12 which will be sufi-
cent to cure the most obstinate cases, II directions
adhered to
Delivered to any address, securely packed from obs
servation.
Describe symptoms in all communications. Cure
guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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AFFIDAVIT.
ID

PRINCIPAL DKPOTS
HELMB OLD. s DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WIRE HOUSE.
Helmbold's Drug and Chemical Ware Houee
594 BRO1DWAY ~ Y OR
594 Broadao0y N. y or
HELMBO LD'S MEDICAL DEPOT
HelmbOldS Med,caL DeDot.
IO4 South TENTH Street, PhiladelDhih.
1o4 SoutA TENTH Street, Phiiadelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT AND UN
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who Ende0Uor TO
Dispose oil their own" and "other" articles on the
reputation attained by
HELMB OLDS GENUINE Preparations,
HELMBOLD'S
Genuine Ertract Bachu,
HELMBOLD'S
Geauane EItr0ct Sorsaparilla.
HELMB OLD'S Genuine Improved ROse,oash.
Sold 6y M Druggists eUeryUhere ask for
HeIlnbOldd'S, take no other
~ Cut out this advertisement and send for and
avoid imposition.
LORD AZ SMITH, Gen1 Western Agt's.
lJI "a Lake Street,
~.f.. ohcRRo.
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The Kenosha County Bank
A First Class Piano for Sale.

x&5azu To a person wishing to purchase
first classPiano, we can offer great
H4 ftBargain.
A No. 3, Grovesteen Piano-of Splendid Rosewood,
seven caves, extra Moudings, serpentine base fret
Iyre harp pedal and carved Louis XIV.,Style.
To anybody wishing to purchase Piano we say
eau at this office and learn the particulars,
SCHOFP VINEGAR & Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06

cription of the late County Fair, on he 4th page
Of this weeks paper.
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senator Van Wyck will address the peo-
pie at Agricultural Hall on Saturday evening,
the 22d inst. Come one and all.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06

Democratic NOmimaIiOMs-The McClel-
Ian Peace Democracy of this county held their
convention last week, and made the following
nominations;
For Sheriff.. T, Briggs.
Register of Deeds-Andrev SchoGea.
Clerk of Court Chas. Z. Bromley.
Clerk Board Supervisors-S. A. Didana.
County Treasurer Vn. Lyach.
County Survey Spencer.
District Attorney-Myron Il. Baker
Coroner--JohR II, Br0oer
By re ference to his card in another column,
it will be seen that Mr.. Bromley declines the
nomination. with the assurance that he shall vote
fer the Union nominees. There are one or two
other names that we hope to see Withdrawn for
he same reason
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06


STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCKrY. fol-
lowing is a list of the new officers, elected
at Evansville
Presldent-DavidW Williams, of Nalworth.
EIce-President-J. l. Case, Racine Levi
2. Villas, Dane Reyes A. Darling, Fond
du Lac.
Secretary-John w. Hoyt, Dane
Ireasurer-David Atwood, Dane.
Additional Members of the Executive
Commlttee-C. H. Williams Sank Eli
Stllson, Ninnebago; G. LOTUS Martin,
Rock =. II. Stewart, Dodge; j. II. Warren.
Green Edward d. HoIton, Milwaukee; j.
%. Eaton, Columbia
And they were" except six" And these
were SIX Mcclellan copperheads of Sandusky.
See Geographic dispatches.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06


Great decline in Prices.-Under the
influence of Sheridan's bril- liant victories in the
valley of the Shenandoah. and the improved
aspect OF the military situation, and the pros
poets of a speedy crushing out of the rebellion
the past two weeks have witnessed q great de-
cline in prices generally. This decline is not
felt so much in this market in the great central
parts of trade.
The Chicago Tribune notes the following de-
cline of leading staples for two weeks ending
Saturday last, October lst:
Flour per brl, So 90
Wheat per bu, .53a5Sc
Corn per on'----.".s..... --l0a-c
C"'S PEI oa,'- -'..ssh.--.---.-.--- % DC
h9e per gu, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40a46c
Barley per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4Ca42c
Coffee per ID, 5al9Io
butter per lo,.--.-.-- lOal2c
sugars per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ba2ic
Black Teas per lb,.-.-.............2 Oa25c
Spices per 5aI0c
Potatoes per bu, .Ioa2Oc
Goldfish p. 100 lbs, ...-.-...-..2 5a-c
w ool per d. IA &c
Domestic Cotton Goods per yd,---.----. So Co
Prlnts per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3a sc
Carbon Oil per gal. "a &c
Whitefsh Fer hf brl, ..................5 oa-c
trout per al pr,....--.... ..75a-e
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Hnrpers for OctO5er.-We are indebted
to DIR. +. Robinson for the October No. of Har,
pers' Monthly, and it is a capital number. The
contents are:
Tour through Arizonia, (profusely illus.
tratedl by j. Ross BROWNE,
The Inner Life, illustrated.
Straw Bonnets. with numerous Illustrations
Hereafter,
Mrs, GiSbornes Way,
October,
Scenes in the War Of notwithstanding, H.
Illustrated,
Dobbs Horse
4 Royal Bengal Tiger.
From Soldiers Wife,
Shells ON Lookout Mountain,
The Candidate for st Judes.
A Letter,
The Little Monk,
Death and Love,
Our Mutual Friend, by Ohas Dickens-four
chapters,
How we fight at Atlanta,
Northern Farmer, old style, by Tennyson.
Monthly Record Easy Chair, Editors Drawer
&c, &c.
Altogether forming a fund of entertaining read.
ing matter that can be had in no other form for
the same money. The Novembe No. will con-
tain the opening chapters of New Novel by
WILKIE COLLINS, author of tie "Woman in
White" &c. The pressure of the times has f.
nally compelled the publishers to raise the price
to "a year. Mr. Robinson has all the leading
Monshiies, Illustrated weeklies, DaiIies, &c.
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Will you, who are suffering from Dyspepsia, ndi
gestion, nausea, heartburn, sick-headache c,amp
stomach, choleramorbus dysentery, and general de-
biity ana weakness OF the whole system-try but
single bottle, we viii never urge you again if we fail
IN TINS case Our own knowledge of its merits tn e
united testimou7 of al Who have ever tried it, the
encomlums OF hundreds OF our own neighbors your
duy 10 Yourself and the beneficial result as certain
TO Just try one bottle. If what say is not correct
eur statements concerning its wonderful virtues are
not found to be lrue if you do not say that the OPP
erauon OF the medicine is instantaneous and perfect
~ wonderful, We will renounce our profession as ca
terers to the public health and retire from the field
admitting That We are incompetent to compound
medicinal preparation Which would be entitIee TO
your confidence Price, 81, 90 per bottle.
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WI.

USE HEMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU,
For all affections of the Uniary Organs
whether exiting
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter Of
how long standing Diseases of
these Organs require the aid
of a Diuretic.
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
is THE GREAT DIURETIC
AND 1T IS CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
IT is RECOMMENDED
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I'll
HILMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHV,

For weaknesses arising from Excuses, Habits Of
Szsa Dissipation early indiscretion or Abuse at -
tended with the following symptoms: ~.
lndisposition to exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulneas,
Dmness OF Vision, Pain in the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptious on the Face,
Universal Lasstude of Pallid Countenance,
the Muscular System
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow,
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In of which the patient may expire. Who can
say they not FIRE quently followed by those "dire-
full Diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many aware of the of their suffering, but
will confess. The records of the insane Asy-
Iums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the truth of the assertion,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
BY ORGANIC WEAKNESS:
REQUIRES the aid of medicine to strengthen and nvig
crate the system, which HEMB0LD'S EXTRACT BU-
Gnu invari ably does trial will convince the most
skeptcal.
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Is prepared by the originator of the justly celebrated
Goes Cough Balsam. Mr.. Coe has never prepared a
medicinal article for the public and general use but
what has stood the strongest tests, and has always
porne the pain OF victory over every disease it has
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GRADE CATTLE.

Your committee would report that the entries
in the Grade class were not large but very nice.
The cows were evidently good milchers, and of
good size and color.
We award to Martin Packnan of Bristol
for best cow LIST premium. 81 90
To Thomas Pike. ID premium. 90
To Martin Packman for best 3 year old
heifer LIST premium. .. 3 90
To Thomas b Pike for best = year old heif.
er LIST premium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
To Thomas b Pike for I'd best, ID premi.
uLA / 0O
10 Martin Packman for best yearling heif-
er LIST premium. Observation-Disclosures. l SO
10 Elihu Phillips of Bristol TO. best bull
let premium. 90
To Chas Fowler ID premium 90
10 Eli sherman of Brighton for best
calves lst premium. 90
10 a Joslya for best pair working cat
tie lst premium 5 90
Henry BLAcKNAN,
Chairman
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j. w. KINGMAN,

1T.
The judges on Swine and Poultry report that
the department of swine and poultry was very
lean, only entries, A of swine and of ducks
There was exhibited large boar but rather
coarse ia the Judgment of your committee for
profitable kind TO raise and cannot recon-
mend premium. We award,
To Hezekah Richards of Bristol best
bree ling sow / It premium 81 co
To Elihu Phillips for best sow aud pigs
LIST premium northumberland. 90
10 Hezekiah Richards Cd premium Wis.,
s.- NiH'l FaTincT----- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.