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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05
MtsstOnaries Needed I'm New Eng
land.

In the course of the discussion on the Report
OF the Committee on the Board OF Domestic
Missions. in the Old School Presby terian General
Assembly at Pirtsburg, Rev. G W. Adams, of
the Preebytery Of Connecticut. made vigorous
and pertinent speech, reminding the Assembly
that no adequate provision had been made for
missionary effort and missionary labor in New
England He said that in the Providence of God
he had been called to labor in that field but he
would have thanked him If he had
called him elsewhere. Yet. as he was
there, he wanted the Assembly TO send
other laborers. for there was no part
of the country in which orthodox preachers had
such an immense work to do-not even in the
South. about which much had been said he
said that everything bad, which was to be found
throughout this great country, could be traced
"a having its origin s'Down East! All kinds of
heterodoxy. whether found 10 books or in the
public mind. were started Down East ALL
the isms and schisms. that are fatal to pure
morality and true religion, come from down
East In short. said Mr. Adams, want help
from this Assembly in New England.
Statesman
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a BENEFACTRESS.

There is a woman in the public eye whose name had
all along been associated, in our mind, with the Yam
kee,"' Qusck )" and Humbug" But IL Is so no longer
and her from ell such uspcious
associations in all other minds. whatever notions
may have of womsny deliescy and propriety, We will
all admit that woman alone IL the Nurse-the good
Nurss-the Lest Nurse. Whistler shall have Female
Physicians not, If question which De decided
by time and principle, and not matter of taste Pride
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for fthere is really want there will also be
supply IL there be calling, there will be q coming.
Nature and human society always sef-supplying,
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Mrs. winsow does not wish to treat you gentlemen
Nor does she prescribe q regimen for your wives; bat
she msdesty appears messenger of health and hap
piness TO your infants in the cradle Is there anything
improper In thsti Nurse Of 80 years" experience
can boldly say what is Il not good for . babe and
ought to be listened to- God speed her her humble
and happy mission. She Is the most successful phys-
clan and mos eeetual beBefsctress little ever
enjoytd-her dotng parents not excepted. Just opes
the door for hsr, and Mrs Wnsow vail prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery OF this ~e
are SO sure, that We will teach ''susy' to say "A
Blessing Mrs winslow"-for helping her survive
and escape the gripping, coicking and teethine siege
We confirm every werd set forth In the prospectus IL
performs precisely what Processes perform every
part OF it-noth.ng less-Away with ysur Cordial 90
'Parog drops, "Lsudsnum," and every other
and rendered dull and idiotic for life.
We have never Mrs. WINSTON know her safy
through the preparation Of her Soothing syruD 81
Children 1eething." IL We had the power 1salk
make her, - she is physical savior TO the inf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05
SPECIAL CAUTION.

The great popularity Of Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing
Syrup, for chiaren teethng. hes induced unpfDcpai
persons pct M articles be ssed for the
pose, advertising which they have only copied
notices froD The press, bot bsve
copied certificates ana letters neo elergynsn 81
others sxing ether 70 80 genuine csrtfnesiss
Bswrs Of all inttators- DAd-a9BAveD-is
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sNetee an advertisement n your columns Of MRS
"lNaO"'s SOOTHING SYRUP Nov we never saie
wore IN favor OF patent medicine before In our ife
but we e compelled 10 say TO yoar readers that this 10
no saHsrs- have tried IL, and know be ell n
claims IL IS probably Of the NEST succe.sful ned
eines q The day, because 10 Is Of the best And
those 81 your readers who have babies can't better
than lay In supply"
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SURET0 REGULATEthe BOWELS
Relief and Health to Your Infants.

We have put up and sold this article for 20 year,
and CAN AY IN CoNPIi,ENCE AND TRUTH Of Il what
have been able to OF other me<icine-
NEVER HAS 1T eAlLtD IN SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used Never did We
Of dissatisfaction by any who used
IL. On the contrary, all delighted with its opera
tons and speak In Of of It's magical
effects and medical virtues. We SPEAK In this matter
WHAT WE DO KNOW" after 20 years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR TIE FuLFIL-
NENT OF WHAT VIZ HERE ID CLARD. In almost
every where the infant suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found In feen twenty
minutes alter the syrup T. administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the c-sime Of CURTIS PR
KlNs, New York. Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
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Resi-, Health and Comfort In
Mother and Child.

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING sYRUP for ohildre,
teething. sehens the gums reduces Inflammation al
lays all PAIN and wind ole Perfectly safe in
al cases. We would say to every mother who has a
suffering child. do not let prejudice the preju
oioes OF Others stand between you and your suffering
child and the relief that will sure-yes absoluts1
sure-to follow the use Of this medicine Timely used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS wISsIow,s
SOOTHING SYRUP, for children teethine. II Ia. been
Used for 80 ye2rs With failing safety and success
By millions q n0theh for their children. IL corrects
aodity Of the stomach relieves wind choc regulates
the bowels and gives rest health and comfrt to other
and child Once No. - Dsy street, New FORK. - .
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DO NOT LEI YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
Jour ,unering chih and the relief that Gill be absolute
~ sure 70 follow The use u MRS. wlNsL0w's SOOTH-
ING SYRUP II corrects acidty OF the stomach relieves
gives rect to the mother and health TO the child
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Dir cto .

On. JOSEPH r.. McDOEAsD, INDIANAPOLIS Indiana
" JOHN X. C0FFRO ii, Huntington. Indiana.
" WIN. DALE, New York City.
% JOSEPH w. NEwLN, Attica, Indiana
- JOS RiSTiNE, Coyington, indiana.
y X. NJ MCDONALD, Covngton Indiana.
q DAVID WEBB, Covington, Indiana.
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Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery.

The following is q extract from letter wrttea by
the Rev. 4. Weiser, TO the German Reformed Mes
senger, ct Chambersburg, Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05

The Following Is an extract from letter vdtten By
the Rev. :. Holm pastor OF the P,errrpout street
bsP'st Church. Broeklyn. n. T.. TO he Journal and
ness-sger, Cincinnati, u, and speaks volumes favor
on hat worid-renovned medicine MRS. wIfSL0Ns
sooIHASG SYRUP. FOR cHILDREs TEETHISG:
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CRoCE RES,
!. r.. y.xscsEa. pAypa
FLETCHER Il DAvIDCE.
CENTRAL GROCERY

nEALERS IN STAPLE AND FINE GROCEgIRS
IL Foreign and Domestic Wines and Cigars. Cane
Vegetables. Fruits, Wooden and willow Ware.
Ne. ~ North Pennsylvania Street opposite the Pea
oHce, Indianapolis uarA-oxf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-05

HAVING or hand . large stock OF Doors, Blinds,
SASH Frames, &C. am selling the same al great
y reduced prices. Ali Of my manufacture anted
both as TO materials and worsmanship.
Dealers and Builders solicited to call aud anime
ny stock and prices before purcha ing elsewhere.
full stock of Fooring, Dressed Lumber Weather
Boarding, Molding. Brackets and other Manufactured
Bui ding Materials always hand
Flooring worked and LANDER dressed and sawed to
o<der myls dam
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PETROLEUM.

INCORPORATED UNDER TUE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF INDIANA.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
The Arabs Proof.

A Frenchman who had won 4
high rank among men of science,
yet who denied the God WHO Ia
the Author ofall science, was cross.
ing the great Sahara in company
with an Arab guide. lie noticed
with snccr that at certain times,
his guide, whatever obstacles might
arise, put them al aside, and kneel;
ing on the burning sands, called
on his God.
Day after day passed, and still
the Arab never failed, till at last
one evening the philosopher when
he rose from his knees, dsked him;
with contemptuous smile, " How
do you know there 10 d God I"
The guide fixed his burning on the
scoller for moment in wonder,
and then said, solemhly, SLOW do
| KNOW there ia n God I! How did
| know that a man, and not d
ca mel, passed by my hut last night
in the darkness : Was it not by
the print of his foot in the sand I
Even SO, "and he pointed to the
sun, whose last rays were flashing
over the lonely desert, that foot.
print is not that OF a mani"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

womankihd, for what liberty does
rot. woman keep in her posses.
sion that is, just hcM much one
ought to work, and just how much
one ought to play. And here &C.
curs TO us the question, whether ifS
is the better philosopher and phil-
anthropist, who lets the world plod
as it may or he who, claiming to
he the champion OF the people, and
the advocate of greater liberties,
because all cannot play, denounces
those who do. Turning all things
upside down making John eat
brown bread and drink csid water.
whether he desires 10 or iot--will
not reform mankind. So, if they
have not yet learned what recress
ton is-why, let those enjoy it
what have
Labor, the symbol Of msn'a tifh,zhienti
Labor, the secret ofman's happiness.
Thus wrote James Montgomery,
/" Labor, the secret ofman's hsppii
ness " true, il one but understands
the Essence of Labor; on the 9th.
er hand, il he is as ignorant as q
Cars serf, he is no better than the
rest OF the toiling masses, who be.
hold in Labor the symbol OF mans
punishment. Without one is daily
engaged in some earnest occupas
tion he is unable to enjoy its re-
ward, namely rest; but how sweet
lie the enjoyment of this reward
when he icels that he has earned
it by having previously done q
good task.
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Sunday 2eaaing
Fire..

What thing fire must have been
to tho primitive man the first time
it flashed upon him! Say that he
kept watch over his people ; that
at the chilliest hour of the night,
Just before sunrise, he noticed how
a dry stick grew warm when rub.
bed against his club that bc rub.
bed them again, more stoutly still,
and it became hot; at it again,
with the wonder OF child and the
strength of twenty men he flung it
down, for it scorched his hand ,
yet he could not choose but try
again, and it smoked again and
again, quicker and quicker, longer
and longer, he pursued the wild
experiment, until it burst into
flame, and the sun arose in the
east what was the fire upon the
brand but the spirit of the blessed
sun come down to dwell with him
and his II is surely not impossi.
ble to feel how, in the absence,
with the presence Of only an incal-
culably small amount ofexperience,
in an intellect far more observa-
ton than analytical, and young
soul capable OF little more than
wonder and love, the worship OF
tho Sun and Fire might arise and,
once risen on a national and con.
tihehtal heart, it could never until
the fullness OF better time were
come. Nor is Christianity herself,
the reconciling genius ofthe world,
ashamed to draw upon the memory
Of that old faith for she lifts up
her Prince OF Peace to the homage
OF nations, nnder the image OF the
Zoroastrian god: "'The Sun OF
Righteousness with healing in his
beams. " rI
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TWO YEARS OLD AND OVER.
IWV NEANs VIlH NNH VNhN'
Best Bull, 006 Sd
ID AH


: Best Bull, 006 Sd d
I'd Af
oSE YEAR OLD AND UNDER rwo.
! Best Bull 5000 81 do u
I'd do VI
CALF UNDER ONE YEAR.
10 Best Bull Calf oCn2 Sd do do D
II "a do do IL
WORK OXEN.
10 Best Yoke, 10 o,ll5 81 do 4
II "a do 3 0Ol
cows TAREE YEARS OLD ASp OVER.
i6 Best Cow, 10 ools ID do +
IL 2d do OIL
Two YEARS CID AND UNDER THREE.
10 Best llciicr, Ool2l ID do n
20 "a do III
ONE YEAR OLD AND UNDER rwo.
% Best Hciier, 90 under ycnr, 90
23 "a do D.25 I'd do do u
% Best llcifcr Calf
FAT CATTLE.
90 Best OK, 10 o2g Bcs, Cow, 3 90
21 I'd do oOl30 "a do u
2s Bes, Steer looc
MILcH cows.
~ Dcstmilchcowl oO33 I'd do do u
30 I'd do do 90
Ardrdjag Committee.
Harry Gray, Joseph Conighan, Jo-
cob Fry, Gideon Jones.
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A Whole Family in Heaven,

A whole family in heaven e.
Who can picture or describe the
everlasting ioy9 No ohe is ab-
sent no father, nor mother. nor
son, nor daughter is away. In the
world below they we're united in
'aith and love, and peace and joy.
On the morning OF the resurrection
they ascend together. Before the
throne they live together in united
abortion. On the baiiks of the
river Of life they walk. hahi In
hand, and as a family they have
commenced n career Of glory which
shall be everlasting There is
hereafter to be no separation in
that family ; no one to lie down on
a bed Of pain no one to sink into
the arms Of death. Never in heavi
en- is that family to move along in
the slow procession, clad in tho
habiliments Of woe, to consign ono
Of its members to the tomb. God
grant in his infinite mercy that
every family may be thus united.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
GLASS 1th.
FARM AND GARDEN pRoprcrs.

FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCTS.
j. :. EpERsoLg, SurERiNrENpENr
No Best barrel OF 30 Res, ! bush swcc,
wheat flour, Slo 90 potatoes, Z 90
Best barrel of Rye - "a do do ooI
-four, s 90 3j 81 do do ID
Rest 100 lbs buck 30 Rest peck Of on.
wheat, 90 ions 1 90
4 Best barrel Of Corn 81 ID do do ID
meal, . 90 % Best peck uf tcma-
. Bes, 10 lbs of but. toes, 90
ter, 0O3g ID do do h
G Bast ?5 pounds oflo Bes, ofptck white
cheese OO beans, 90
Best 10 pounds onIl "a do do b
lard, 90 l2 Bcs, peek of Lima
Best 10 pounds Of beans 90
honey, 4 Oo ~ "a do do ID
0 "a do do 90 "a Best peck Of table
10 81 do do N fturnips, 90
IL best loaycs oi IS Cd do do u
wheat bread, 0tl6 Best , table squash
- Best loaycs Rye cs, fall use, / 90
bread, CO41 2d do do II
~ Ret loaycs cornts Best table sqnsh-
bread, ! o. es, winter use, | 90
IL Best medium siEcdI9 "a do do u
loaf cake, > oobo Best 3 sweet pump
10 Best medium siEct kjns, 90
pound cake, 2O, II I'd do do u
ID Bcst medium size, " Hest 2 common
white cake, zoe pumpkins 90
II Rest medium sizcdlj3 Largest common
fruit cake, OO pumpkin, ID
is Best dozen lighll5i Rest dozen turnip
biscuit, O0 bccts, 90
10 Best loayes wheat 50 81 doiNdo u
bread, baked 10y SO Best dozen long
girls under IL yrs hcrts, 90
ofngc, OoA7 I'd do do d
30 % do do DSs Best dozen rars-
II Best hnms, 90 nips, / 90
% Best 10 los maple 30 ID do do D
sugar, 0O60 Best dozen car.
30 Best o lbs sorghum rotS 90
or mphcc, OO6l ID do do b
p Best gal. sorghum d2 Best lunches of
or imphce cy- celery, 90
rup, 0O63 2d do do ID
2j Best gallon maple Gi Bes, 3 heads cab
syrup, 2 90 hage, 90
&c Best swarm Of bees 65 "a do do ID
with hive, 10 oo66 Largest head cab
~ Best bushel Irish bapo. l 90
potatoes, OO6T 2d do do u
2s I'd do do OOGs Best , water mel
20 81 do do 2 90 ous, OO
30 4th do do 90 60 I'd do do u
81 9th do do D70 Best 3 musk melons
% Greatest variety oil or cantelopcs, 90
Irish potatoes, 90 Il I'd do do u
Ararding CommiHce.
Mr.. e Mrs. John Baker Mr.. q
Mrs. Henry Ebbcrt, Mr.. d Mrs Jno
Swigart, Mr., 4 Mrs. II. Buskirk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
The Philosophy Of Labor.

Just at this time there is a con
flict of opinions in regard TO The
amount OF liberty that onght 70 DC
in the sole possession OF msnktnd
We dare not venture to say, also,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

PROFESSION NOT PRAcricE.---
Some men talk like angles, and
pray with ievor, and mediate with
deep recesses, and speak of God
with loving affections aid words
Of union, and adhere to Him in 81
lent devotion, and when they 10
abroad are as passionate as ever,
pcvish as frightened ny, texing
themselves with their own rcfec
ton they are cruel in their bar
gains, unmerciinl to theft tehants
aud proud as a barbarian prince ;
they are, for all their tine words;
impatient of reproof, scothftil to
their neighbors, lovers Of money;
supreme in their own thoughts and
submit to none ; all their spiritual
fancy and illusion they are still
under the power Of those passions
and their sin rules them impetibus;
y and carries them away infalls!
bly, Jeremy Taylor:
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PERsEvERE.-" Bear with your:
self, says Fenelon. I" In correcting
faults, as yon would witt otheis:
We cannot do all at once. But BY
the constant pruning Of little faults;
and cultivating humble virtues;
we shall grow. This simple rule
not to be discouraged at slow pro-
grcss, but to pctsevere; overcoming
all evil habits one By one; such 4
slotl, negligence or bad temper,
aud adding one excellence aftet
another and to faith, virtue; and
to virtue, knowledge; and 70
knowledge, temperance and to
temperance, patience /; Ind to pt.
tiencc, godliness /; and to godli-
ness, brotherly Kindness and to
brotherly Kindness, charity will
conduct the slowest Christian At
Iast to high religions sttainnehts. "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
Rules and Regulations.


1st. All entries must specify
the exhibitors namc and place OF
residence.
ID. Entries of stock must spc
city the name and age of the animal
offered.
81. No animals can compete
for more than one premium, except
as follows: A single animal may
he exhibited as one of pair or
herd all horses can compete for
roadster premiums offered for hor.
scs.
4th. Exhibitors are required to
have their articles entered on the
books o. the Secretary before they
can enter the enclosure On the
entry Of the articles or animals,
cards will be furnished with the
number and class, which are to be
placed on the animal or article To-
be exhibited, and no others will
be admitted on the grounds.
9th. Exhibitors must see to the
delivery OF their articles upon the
grounds, and to the superintendent
ofarpropri0te department. Dbl
All the lst premium poultry to
be sold Tor the benefit Of the Socie.
ty. Also, No. 1-2- "a and 5
in class 9th. No. 1-2 : 3--4.-5
--6-7-S-11-12-l3-14..-15
-16---17-1S-19-22-23-24
-25-2G-27-.2S-29-30-S S3
-.34-3G- 3S-40-.42-4l-4G
IS 30 -52-.54-.56-5s-60
- G2--64--66-6S and 20, in class
H. Y..f t.I.. II
No. 1--2-3-4-5-6-7-S
-9--10-l1-..l2-13-14--15-
-17-1S-19 --20-.21-22- -23
I-25-26-29-- 30-3l--33-- "a
I-37-.3S-.39 40 fl AZ ia
I'll ~ .73 and "A, in class Sth.
7th. The premium Ribbons will
be Red Cor 1st; White I'd; Blue
3d and Yellow 4th.
S;h. The officers of he Fair
will take every precar ton in their
power for the safe preservation OF
stock and articles on exhibition at.
t,r their arrival and arrangement
on the grounds, but will not be
responsible for any loss or damage
that may occur. Exhibitors are
desired to give attention to their
proi erty. iJ
9th. Exhibitors from Thomp.
son, Reed, Venice, Big Spring,
Loudon and Jackson townships
and none.residents of the county
will be allowed to make entries up
to 10 o'clock on Wednesday, but
no later; all others must be on
the grounds on Tuesday, the first
day of the Fair, or they cannot
compete for premiums.
10th. When animals or articles
are not deemed worthy Of IA premi-
um, the judges will refuse to
award.
11,h. Whenever articles of su-
perior merit are exhibited, for
which no premiums have been
lGflercd, tie awarding committee
may enter the amount in the book
of awards that in their opinion
ought to be awarded.
18th. All animals and articles
must remain in the enclosure dur.
ing the Fair except where o,hcr-
wise mentioned
18th. No carriages, or persons
on horseback admitted on the
grounds. r.I.g
14th. Any person paving one
dollar may enter as many different
articles for exhibition, in any oi
the departments, as he or she may
own, except Horses, Cattle, and
Sheep. llolses, (class 2d) the en-.
try lee will be 81, 90 for each en-
TRY. a
18th. Roadsters will date .heil
age from January 1st, and in thei
exhibition will be governed by thu
New York Fashion Association
Rules generally. IA
10th PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Single Tickets r' .a 90 cts
Tickets for the Fair so cts
|
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CLASS 9TH.
POULTRY.

I.t POULTRY.
THos. PENNELL, SUPERINTENDENT.
No Best trio Shang- keys, ] 100
hia, Dorklns, Bra. Is I'd do do, d
mas or other larg' 8 Best trio geese, 90
breeds, 3 OF 40 I'd do do ID
2 I'd do do II Best trio OF Guin.
3 Best trio Of Ma. eas, 90
tiyes, OOll2 I'd do do ID
4 % do do ! 3 Best trio. Ducks 90
5 Best trio of Fancy IA I'd do do d
Poultry, 30tl!5 Best and largest OK
9 I'd do do ID hibiton of Pou-
u Best trio of Tur- try, 3 90
A,earding Committee.
Stephen NJ. Ogden, Abm. Fleet,
James Myers.
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seueta County ;fair.
PREMIUMS & REGULATIONS,
FOR THE
18th ANNUAL FAIR!

.Scueca County AgricGI',ral oad Indus
trial AssociotioR, 70 Ge hold IN The
Gy ci TIiH, on
Tuesday, wednescay & Thursday. 26th' 9Th
and 2sth Gays Of September; 1865.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
CLASS 10th,

VEHICLES, STOVES, TIN, COPPER Carl.
NET WARE, rANNEns, sADDLERs AND
''i' sHoEMAKERs WORK. d'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
CLASS 9th.

AGRICULTURAL, MACHINES AND IN
PLIMENTs, &C.
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Awdrdjpg Committee.

II. Gross, Henry Shook, Scuddcr
Chombclain, VIM. Fry, Elias b
Finch, Geo. Gross, d. Ogden, John
Brctz, Z, Nyman.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

and Directors to make the Fair, at
least, in many respects equal, to any
ever held in Ohio,
Respectfully,
Z. G BOWIE, Secretary.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
FLOW ERS.


Awarding Committee.
Mr.. & Mrs. j. S. Smith, Mr.. & Mrs,
Il. G.. Bowc, Mr., & Mrs s. w, Brick
er, Fred, Zarges, Mrs. c. ID resbach, Miss
Il. Cronise, Mrs. w. X. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Zahm.
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CLASS I'd.
TuropoRE INK, SUPERINTENDENT

CLASS I'd.
TuEuponE INK, SUPERINTENDENT.
srAILicxs, GENERAL USE.
No Best Stallion b,7 2ycars do , 90
yrs and over, 10 ocs ID do do ID
2 I'd do do OOlo year do . 90
3 iyears do o. 10 I'd DO do d
4 "a do do lin Sucking Colt , 90
5 , 5 500l2 2d do do ID
6-2d do do ID.
.I.... nAEEs, GENERAL USE.
10 Best Brood Marcmorcs or gCldgs,lo 10 90
with offspring, oo'2s I'd 90
u "a do do l2s Best pair of Car
is Best Mare or Gel. riogc Mares or Gel
ding yrs over o. dinge. 10 o0
10 I'd do do TIlQ ID do do s. oC
II do do OcI3l Best pair of match
ls I'd do do y cd Mares or Gel.
10 do . do Oo dings 10 0O
20 "a do do D32 2d do do 90
q do 2 do oc 30 Best saddle marc or
% "a do do / Gelding, O0
% do do 0o34 "a do do
% I'd do do 4 35 Best pr mules, 10 90
rs Best Mare sucking 80 I'd do do 90
Colt, O037 Best Jack 10 on
&c I'd do do pas I'd do d
~ hest pair Of Drafi
RoApsTERs, 3 YEARS OLD AND UPWARDS,
TO BE DRIVEN IN HARNESS.
30 Best Stallion anyIA3 Best Family Horse
age, 10 Otl,nare or gelding, 3 oC
40 Best. Gelding an, "a Best pacing do 8 0(
age, 500 10 Best horse, Mare ol
Al Best Mare, SOC acding to saddle, OF
~ Best pair OF Road i6 Best trotting horse
stcrs, 10 OF mare or gclding, OF
Ar0rding Committee.
Jesse Weirick, Joseph Shcrk, L. r.
.Flenncr, Charles Owen, DR.. John
Bricker. .'