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News from EuroDe.

New York. July 2S.-lqlc Cunard
steamship Scotia. from liverpool. on
the 10Th, has arrived, bringing three
cas- later news from Europe.
Liberalism WAS still making head
way III the Ert sl elections. tlorrb
some notable liberal defeats had been
sustained. Jacob Bright, brother To
MI. John Bright, had been defeated
at Ma lchcster upon local and per-
sonal issues, and MI. Leatlla,n
llorlgllt $ brothcr-in-lawa anl imita.orl
hau lost his scat for Uutl,lersEeld. AZ
liverpool, Mr. Ewa1.t, !, tried and We
teran reformer, had been superseded
by Nj Cfrcaves, a tory Of great local
PopulautH and Lord RussnN's son
had been unsuccessful ut L..e,ls. On
the other han;l, Mr. Gl,dsto!ir's son
had been VICTORIOUS at Chester. The
chances of Mlc Gladstone himself, 1T
oxford University, looked small. and
ant'cil at on Of his Icing rejected
by that constituency, he had been put
III Aomlnatlon tor South Lancashire.
"A whole. the burouch c.cctio,is had
pr"Ttd ia' 0 able t, i'll Government.
who had gained thirty-hvc seats and
1oSt tWcntN-c1GNt.
Ap"opos oi the elections. Lord Pal
mrrston had e,,loyizcd his own l.cu-
t':'i.ty III American affairs; the Attor-
n"y-Geneial had defended, from n
legal Polnt of vit!;, the neutral policy
OF the Government, and Earl Russell 5
w edition of his Hi to y OF the
constitution, adding thereto an extra
chapter to prove that he was still :.
live retorlner
"A singular letter, addressed bv
Maximlli;tn to his Minister of the III
terror, giving an outline n.s ne policy
to be pursued in Mexico. had been
issued Ill Paris. NJ. Eloin, AIaximi-
nl!ian's Envoy had reached South
ampto.n. on his way back to Europe.
The number of deaths bv cholera
at Alexandria, on the 18th Of :J,Iv.
was tifty-hve. The epidemic bad sen
s1bly diminished ut Cairo and in the
surrounding villages The number of
ei ,;tths ut Cliro on the 18th was forty
three.
\ correspondent OF the I.cvant
He,ItlI, writing from Smyrna, on the
3oth OF June, says: ''I'he news ef an
outbreak OF. cholera ut Alexandra, has
produced almost :. panic throughout
Smyrna during the past week. The
Austrian Lloyds' steamer, which az
rived here from Egypt on tae 23d,
was III consequence of this in
tellrSence, refused pratiq,c, an1
nearly three hundred of her passen-
gers were transferred to the l;tZuretto.
the remainder being confined on board
the vessel herself at the quarantine
noorlng ground off k;ratush. Nearly
the whole of these were run,.v.lys
from the epidemic, and private letters
report that thousands beside them
had fled from the smitten town to
every port whittier transport could be
found
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MEETING or S70CKNDLDIR,;.
l \ pursuance Of the action 'of the Board
Il of Directors, a meeting Oh the Stock
holders o. COLUMBIA GAS LIGHT. COM
IAN4 vii take place on MONDAY, Au.'
7tn, 1T the auction room OF Jacob Levin,
cor-.o-' " l.s@o.a5!y :.nG PIN. :.-oo5s, T.: )
o'c!ocz. 5. OLIT TALLCy, :tres;Iec:
J.ccs -GY-,H, SecI5!a.y JAY - X
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WaNtfd.
4 lNONTINENlAl PAPER MONEY. issued
Y hy Virginia, North anG ss;.ii;n Carolina
and Georgia. during ll,r r,;.iu,ion. also.
ISSUES "f thc United Colonies, .!a;,..i Nav
20, III, and April II, lTS: Autograph Fct.-
t"rs "t notable men et til. IL .rin,i'i,; Col
icrtIons of Coins; Books printed ~ L.
Franklin VIII be purchased al fS,r price,
Address HENRY s HORN
august q KoX 1896 \. r. o.
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The Boston Saturday Gazette says
that during one Of the recent moon
light nights, twins were boz, o. Eos-
ton Common.
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TEE'i'rEs.M DElT. We shall have.
at the close of the month Il statement
from the. Treasury OF the amount of
the public debt. 1t will not v:,,v mach
from the statement Of til. 1:t Of .I,11,"
except SO far RS ii may have been in
creased by the issue OF certificates of
Indebtedness. aIid by the hast series of
the scvcnthirtN loan. The anmunt oi
debt on the LIST of August mav. per
haps, be twenty-cirht hundred mil
lions. or y little more The authority
for borrowing money on long loans
will be exhausted With the last series
OF sevcn-tiirties. There remains of
this loan to-day, nntaken, forty mil
.lons OF Ices. At the close OF the loan,
it IS probable that the whole re-
malndrr will be taken up in large
sums. rs heretofore There will be no
new loan till Congress- shall authorize
one, and, mcanwhileM is supposed
that the Treasury can meet all de-
mantlS upon it by the current revenue,
ana without calling too rapidly upon
the national banks for the public de-
poslt<. <.-NtNionN LhHj1cacey.
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House to Rent.

ON Bull street, between Blanding and
~ Laurel, suitable for q store or school,
or bachelors Lodging. Possession given
on tne 10th inst Aug 9"
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CHAKlFsToS, S. c., July 25, 1865.
I TETIL further orders the action of the
Y Superior and Circuit Provost Court Of
the Sub-Districts, will not be final until
approved by the Sub-District Comm a ndcrs.
i}v command of
BErv'r MAJ. GES JOHN p. HATCH.
LEONARD L. IENhY, y. A. u,
Official:
L. HARRIS Jt.wErr, lst Li"ut. 5:5th Mass.
Nci"., n. a. y. Ii. Aug i
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lent article, for sale low. b.
LrlIN STORK.
In rear Of. hi: old stand, below The Market.
Aug3 81;
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JOB 'woRK,

Such a. HAND -BILLs. CARDS, CIncv-
LARS, 9Hc< -Pf.ASTERS. e" executes
rroAntly and at reasonable rates.
Jc---l-N g. S-:13Y,
Jd.? q I'a''.,sa,'s I'D i1op:;ero-
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School Notice.

MFRS. =. r. LAURENs has opened
1y DAY SCHOOL fer boys aud girls.
APplcanta are requested to call at the West
hlandlns street. Aug 42*
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The Tri-Weekly Phenix,

lpr country "irC ulatlon, is published every
llies'lay, Thnrsday and Saturday, and has
atl the reading matter OF interest cont aimed
in th: dallr issues of the week
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-04

[ SSJFD every morning cxcont Sunday, is
I filed with th LATEST NEWS, Cby tele-
:;r;,rll, mai|;' c:c, \ EDITORIAL, CORES
FONDEN(E, NISCELLANI. POETRY.
STORIES, &C. This is the only daily paper
i; the State outside Of the city Of Charleston.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
STONEBRAKER'S
Vegetable Liver Pills !

SAFE AND SURE cArHARTtC q Alternative.
We invite the especial attention Of the public
to the above Preparation, as being one OF the
best Compound Pills now in use, Tor the cure OF
Liver Compliant, Bilious Affections, ConsiiPa-
ton and Dyspepsia, and especially Sick Head
acse, Jaundice, Pain i'll the Side, stomach,
Back or Inlestines, Gddiness, Dmness Of sight,
Loss OF Appetite, Derangement o, tho Kidneys,
and all Delicate Female Complaints.
These Pills are perfectly safe, gentle and
effectua al Purgative. They are mild in their oP-
Grafton, producing neither nausea nor debility,
and are confidently recommended to all persons
atiicted with any OF the above diseases.
Their action is prompt, producing stools, 10y
which the Bilious secreiions ofthe Stomach and
Liver are expelled. removing the original cause
of the disease: coTectinz arrangement IN The
Office OF The Liver, and by restoring. when ois-
eased, that all-lmPoHant organ 10 a healthy euB-
dillon. The popularity which these Pills have
already attained, is sure Indication that their
yn,ues are Justly appreciated by all who have
used them. The sTs warranted TO Five sails
faction or the money refunded. 80
~ Sold in every ;osn aud country store.
Ig ID. 8. RENTCH, Who!esls and tie.
,sil Aset, Sbephsrd-iown. West Fivgigis~
Fun r,ovn, I'd. hugls; 10, 1858. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
WANTED !!

'phREE Black OAK logs, abant l2 or
\ Ia feet in length, and about ls or 90
inches in thickness. Any one having
such umb.r for sale can find purchaser
BY applying a, the
REGISTER OFFICE.
August &c, 1868. 1t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
v,ao,s,A MILITARY IvsrIrurr, Tie

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, Tie
supsr,n eudsn', Col, f, ii s"n'h' gives
nnrce thai BY Ihe authority Of the Gov
amor. the regular AesdemIc exercises Of
mi. Institution Will he resumed at Lex.
irs,an, on the 81 of Ocrobrr mkt.
Unui the necessary b"ilIngs can be
constructed. temporary Arrangements viii
be made IL board The Cadets IN Lexing-
tun.
All members OF the Cd. Sd and 4,h
classes on duty on lsl OF April. 1865,
who desire to resume their studies, will
have the privilege to DO so.
A meeting of the Board of Visitors viii
be held in Rlchm md on 23i AUGUST FIR
gsnersl business aud 10 fill vacancies IN
the Faculty, ocrasioned by the death Of
Professors + J. Jackson. K. d. Rode'
and s. Crp,chfrld.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
STONEBRAKER'S
Dy spepsia Bitters
LIVER LNVIG ORATOR!

The GREAT REMEDY FOR
Dyspepsia, L yer Complaint, Bilious Attacks,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Flalulency,
Loss Of Appetite, Costiseness, JaundIce
Cholera Morbns, and Female Weakness,
Dropsy, Depression al Spirit, SalIow Com
plexion, and all arrangements OF the Diges-
tive Functions.
This being an entire Vegetable Compound.
is warranted safe and ellectual remedy, not
on.y for Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, bat
for all those diseases resu ing from disorder
ed condition of the Stomach and Liver, or de-
rangnment of The digestive functions, such as
FltuIency, loss of Appetite, Debility or
Weakness AcldltieS of the Stomach, Head
ache, CoSliveness, propsy, sc.
1t is particularly recommended TO those who
are suffering under debility and depression Of
spirits, its soothing aud renovatinG powers be-
lug particularly adapted to Ill such cases.
EY' Price one dplIur per bottle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
Rats made 10 come out Of their Holes to
Die!
STONEBRAKER'S
Rat, Roach s. Mouse EXterninatOr

We lnvite the attention Of the Public to The
above Preparation, as being one of The most Ell
fectua Preparations ever introduced, for The de-
sruction of the above vermin. We warrant it
a Dead Shot for Rats Try it-only IS cent
a Boz,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
STONEBRAKER'S
Horse and Cattle Powders

LY Be sure 10 ask for Stonebrakers Horse
aud Cattle Powders, as they are superior to any
other now in use. Give them trial.
10 Give your Horses Stoned aker's Horse
and Cattle Powders, if you want fine and heal
thy horses, and you are sure to have them.
A safe, sure and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds
Distempers, Heaves, Hldebound, Worms,
Bots, Seurvy, &C., in Horses, Loss OF
Cud, Black Tongue, etc, In
Cattle.
By the use Of these Powders the appetite Of
the horse is improved, all arrangements OF the
Digestive Organs are corrected and the sluggish.
ness Of the lmal dsappsa s, he becoming live
ly and spirited 1t soitens the skin, giving the
hair sleek and shining appearance. The
great superior ty Of these PowdesrS over all 9TH
ers n:isel from the fact rho: they are compcun-
ded of medicines that have laxative, tonic aud
purifying properties. The laxatives removes
all impurities from the stomach and bowels; the
tonic adds new tone and vlgor to the system %
the horse, by which the appetite is wonderfully
improved, and the purifying medicines contain
ed in them cle7nee the Blood from all impure
matter, and gives healthy aud vigorous clrcu-
atiop; they also improve the wind, and are e
sure preventive OF Lung Fever, Yellow Water,
Founder, Loss OF Appetite, and many other di.
seases incident to tho II rise.
1t is also invaluable as a Condition Powder
for Cows. increasing the flow of milk and pre-
venting disea e. All persons owning cows
should ask for Stonobraker's Horse and Cattle
Powders, as i, is very important through the
winter that they should be used 10 improve the
condition of the COW. Trey have no equal for
fattsning cattle. as they give them an appetite,
and loosen their hides by which they thrive
much faster.
These Powders are sure preventive OF H 8
Cholera, and are particularly adapted 10 the d.
seases 20 which Hogs ars SO liable such as
Coughs, Ulcers Of the Lungs aud Liver, cauS-
ing them to improve much faster. They should
be used n the beginning to fattsn Hog, as
much feed may be saved, These Powders
will be found much stronger than most powders
now in use, and at the sane time the most
powerful tonic ever used for Horses and Cattle
OF any kind. All persons are particularly n
v,ed to try these Powders, knowing they will
CONTINUE 10 use them.
or Price Is cents package, or FIVE for one
dollar. Warranted superior 10 al! other now in
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
Lime for Sale.

VHE undersigned has a quantity OF
\ flesh burnt LIME a, his Kiln miles
East OF Shephefdstowa, which is ready
for diepessl. WM. KNOTT.
AlsU,l II. 1868. 81
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SIL|ERSMITHING!
GSssr9
fSSI sl-sS-aA
N<sssSszzL=S

THE undersigned has made Grange
/ mems with John n. Zlde. for re-
pairing all kinds Of L w E LRY
CLOCKS AND PARASOLS. All ar.
licles Ieil with him al bis Office OF slhis
dwelling, will meet with prompt attention.
Having been engaged in the business for
a number Of years. he f4llers himself that
he can give general satisfaction. Al
WORK WARRANTED. &C. OLD
FASHIONED EiGHr-DAY CLOCKS
repaired stihe residence of the owner.
The abovs articles vii be repaired al
the Register Office. shePh,rdsio@n,
and which viii be returned repaired 90
syery Ssturd,y Of each week, by apply.
ing at ne cfhcr, ....
GEORGE -. REED.
Jsiy 20. 1858. Il
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Tenement Houses
with large and complete
Wooden Factory

with first rate W-MlLL attached. al
in complete running order; and the Ma.
chincry in the Factory belonging to the
same, will be sold with the property.
The Machinery consists in part as fol-
lows 81 Mule, 100 Spindles, one 40
inch Condenser. one 40 inch Breaker, 2
sets of Carding Machines, GIBBS
make Picker, Stocking Yarn TwiSIer,
2 Broad Looms, 2 Narrow do, Spool
ing Machine, Bobbin Machine, CON-
pIete Wrapping Mil, (4OO yards.) one (
Shearng machIne-l selt Pulling Rcl-
ers, Press Plates and Slove-Dye ket-
Ties, &C., with every necessary conve-
nience for manufacturing Wooden Goods;
With full seIl of IRON Skating running
through the Factory. In the Saw-MilI
there is a CIRCULAR Saw in good running
order, and Turning Lathe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27

Fifty-six ACRES,
about Is Acres Of this Tract is
RIVER BOT T 0 nj,
with a small Lot of TIMBER Ra
belonging to the same, but the drift y
from High water that lodges on the bank
is more than sufficient 10 keep up the
fences and for other purposes. There
are no improvements on This Tract. All
the timber on the above described Farms
is OF the very best quality of Black Oak,
Hickory, Black Walnut, &c.
The Terms of Sale Of the above de-
scribed Property are as tOllo,os
For the Factory property, with the
machinery belonging to the same, one
half cash as soon as the deed is executed,
and the other half in two equal annual in.
slaIImenls of twelve and twen;y.four
months from TIE day Of sale, The purcha
ser giving bond and deed of trust on the
property to secure the deferred pay
mems-inIerest will be charged on the
deferred yments from the dav of sale,
The utIe TO the above property to be clear
and in fee simple.
For the Mill property the terms are the
same as for The Factory property, except
that it is sold subject to Mrs. SIsIey $
RICH. Of dover, the purchaser TO pay Mrs
Slaey's interest semi.annualy. And all
the other property, the Store snd Dwel.
ling in town, and all the Farms, 10 be
sold as the Mil, subject to Mrs. Slsley's
dower--ore half cash on the execution
Of The deeds, and The deferred payments
to be secured as above with interest from
the day Of sale and Mrs. Staey's inter
est to be paid semi-annuslIy.
E@- The above property will be sold
at Public Sale TO The highest bidder on
The day above named in front of the Su.
peryisor's room, in ShePherdstown.
Gg7 Sale to commence at ii o'clock,
A NJ
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SECOND.
T I'll + vi ILL
DlOGGG1NG 6O1I9G

with the improvements belonging thereto.
This property is located in Shepherds,
town and is very desirable, the Mil and
Buildings being all in good repair. The
Mill is capable Of manufacturing thirty
barrels of -four per day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-21
John Covode in Louisiana.

1t has been already announced in the
Erening Post that Mr.. john Covode, OF
Pennss lyania, has been spending some
time in Louisiana; and il has been sup
posed that he visited that state at the in
stance Of the President. His object was
to obtain information on the actual con-
dition of affairs. He has paid especial
attention to the subject of the colored
population, and being man of decided
opinions, expresses himself without eq' Two.
cation. He is said to have declared that
'.he had visited the freedmen on the
that if they continued under the political
control of the whites their condition will
be worse than before" lie addressed an
assemblagc of advocates of universal
suffrase Of loyal mon at New Orleans some
DAYS since, declaring his views of the sub
iect. They differ widely from those ex-
pressed by Governor Wells. After brief
introduction of the subject, he said;
Gentlemen, You will not. Of course,
expect speech from me. But | have a
few words 10 say Ia encourage you in your
efforts. ! know the sentiment Of Con
gress, and | feel perfectly sure that. until
the people Of Louisiana will adopt the
policy advocated here tonight, no re-
representatives. from Your state will ever be
| admitted on the floor ut Congress. You
may find obstacles i'll Your way. You may
be betrayed. But stand firm. genilcncn,
and the loyal people Of the nation will
| stand with You.
II am glad that | came here. came
to be posted. through personal observa-
ton, OH the state of affairs. have seen
the freedmen on the plantations. | am
now going back TO Washington. we'll
aware of the condition of things. shall
have to report my views on the best policy
for the government to follow. Ny view
Is that all loyal men ought to vote. Ny
view, | repeat. is, that the struggle should
not prove to have been for naught. The
disfranehised eolored man will be in q
worse condition than before.
II advise you To continue in your policy
| will not detain you any longer; but,
without further remark, Will say TO you
that you are on the right track"
These declarations were received with
great applause. Mr.. Covode is frank and
outspoken, and by no means given to talk
ing uuadyisedly. He might have cited
the experience of the freedmen of tho
British West Indies, where the political
power, ever since emancipation, has been
in the hands Of the planters. aud has beer
steadily exercised to cypress and discour.
age the colored men. His high position
with the President AMI the administration
entitle his opinions to consideration ant
there is good reason to hope that his mis-
sion to Louisiana will operate to the de
yelopment of policy of recognition which
will secure to loyal men and freedmen al
the advantages which the war has placed
at their commando EreniHg Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-21

STATE Finances. The Portland Star
referring to an article in The Wig
which we cepied-in which reference was
made to the formation OF sinking fund,
says:
The truth IS. the Legislature of last
winter passed an act "to create and es-
tablish a sinking fund.-" in which it was
provided as follows :-"Therc shall be
raised by taxation, each year, commencing
with the year 1865, IA sum equal to three
lourths of one mil on every dollar of the
present State valuation," &c. sc. 1t
will be seen, therefore, that the three
feurths OF a mill is a permanent thing, and
not peculiar to this years tax.
The Whig also states that the Legisia-
tnre provided iire mills taxation for State
aid. The aid bills may amount to that
suIn, but they viii have to be paid if it
reaches ten mills, and at the time the tax
law was passed, those bills had not been
audited, and, therefore, any estimate of
their amount would have been vain and
idle labor The sum to be applied 80 the
liquidation Of these bills was therefore in
eluded in the fourteen and one-fourth
mills aud called .eurrant disbursements of
Of the i'rcae"'y -''=- /T14cs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-21
The County Convention.

1t will be seen that the county cenven-
ton has been called August I'd one week
from next " ednesday. There must be
some potent reason for this carly CALL and
before the state convention has been held
Certainly not for the last ten years, has a
convention been held in this county SO
early in the season, and in the midst of
having; but the committee has seen fit to
fix an early day, and we must, whether i:
is convenient for the people or not sub
init and attend to this annual political
duty.
There is one custom which has prevail
ed in this county for sometime which
should be changed, that is of calling the
conventions and caueuses. upon the
authority of, "Pcr Order 1t seems to
us that if we choose committees to attend
to this duty that they should sign their
names to all calls, the same as state COM
mittcc.
1t will be noticed, also, that the basis
fixed upon will give a small convention,
which may be well, taking into account
the un.imely season; but the plraseology
used in determining the basis is changed
from that of the state convention. The
state call says Zone delegate additional for
every seventy five Votes cast for Gov.
Cony last Sept, and one for a fraction Of
Jorty rotes. This means, probably, one
additional delegate to any town that cas.s
as high as forty votes, or any number 10
tween that and seventy-fiye. But the
wording of the county call reads, "for q
final fraction of forty votes.
As We figure up the matter the towns
! will stand tins:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-21
John l.. Breckenridge,

THE TRAITOR on HIS WAY TO EUROPE.
The steamer Eagle, from Havana July
8, arrived here on Wednesday afternoon,
bringing the following news:
General j. c. Breekinridge. accompan-
led ny Major c. j Helm, Confederate agent
at Havana, left on the 9Th of July in the
English mail steamer Conway, for St.
Thomas and Europe. Before embarking
Major Helm was detained on the wharf
by a s0utherner for the sum Of five hun
dred dollars due said southerner, and the
Major was obliged to give bonds and leave
an agent to satisfy the party. The Con-
way left at p. NJ. having waited an hour
over her time, thus giving Helm an oppor-
tunity to get away Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-21

~ We understand that Moses Hale the
Treasurer, and Samuel wasson the Sccrc
rary, have entered their farms for premi
uins, according to the schedule, or list Of
premiums made ont last spring which are
herewith annexed, for the purpose af
provoking others to go and DO likewise :
on FARMS.
Greatest Improvement for the
next three YEARS. $50 GU
Second do. 30 00
Third do. 20 90
These premiums will be awarded the
autumn of 1865. The farms must be
entered on or before the first of Sept.
1865, SO that the Committee can visit
them beferc the coming Fair. 1t is to be
hoped that goodIy number will be enter
ed
The entries will be published IN the
AMcricetH as S0en is made.
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