Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-09-21

ing Oxen, five years old-Justin S. Blake, Keene, NJ
IT,, 16; David Goodell, Bratteboro I2i A. NJ. Wins
low & Sons, Putney, s.; Caleb s. Taft for teamed OK
en-, 10. Working Oxen, four years old-Nlarshall II.
Day, Chesterfield, N. H., 8; Sanborn, Johnson d.
poma. Steers, one year ODD. s. Pratt, Bratlebo-
TO- diploma. Best pair Calves-Rufus Clark, Brat
tlcboro 4. Fat Ox-David Goodell Brattleboro 10.
HoRsEs.--T Thorough breeds-Staions four years
old-F. J. Pratt, Greenfield Mass panic" II /.
B. Holland, Walpole, N. II, DAZZLE" diploma Stall
lions for general use, over eight year5-Iollibird
Satterly, Shelburne "Young Ethan" 2O Alex. Nc
Lane, Bradford, "Huner" IL. Five years old and
under eight d. Benedict, Williamstown, diploma.
Four years old and under iive-E. Hubbard, Gran
vile, "Defapce," diploma. Three years and under
four-Geo. O. Hail. Brattleboro, "Old Hundred" s;
Geo. c. Hall, Brateboro, "Guilford," A. Mares with
foal by their sidc-Geo. G. Hall, Bratteboro, "Da
sey" 10; s. B. Ward Guilford, IL; Z. G. Moore,
Westminster, diploma. Geldings and Fillies three
years and under four--S & N. S. Allen, Vergcnnes,
diploma. Geldings and Flhes-W. W. g. NJ. ID.
Gibbs Norwich, s. Mares and Gedings four years
old and over-Chas. G. Lawrence, Bratteboro 20;
W. S. Little, North Montpelier s. Matched Horses
for road and carriage over IS hands high-H. W.
Putnam, Bennington, 90; b. p. Spaulding Walpoe,
N. H., diploma. Less than 16 hands hight. N.
Xix, Nottingham, 10; G. l. Howe Ludlow s. Sad
die iIorses-H. g. Root Bennington, 49, L. S. Stow
ell, Cornwall, 8 w. S. Little, East Montpelier, di
poma Fancy Matched-fIenry w. Putnam, Ben
nngton, 90; w. II. Talmadge, Brattleboro, s; r. W.
Chalmers Newbury, diploma
SHEEp.-Mddle-wo bucks 9 years. I'd promi-
um j. Higgins & Sons, st. Johnsbury, So. Two
years old, lst premium to the same, 30. One year
old, the same, diploma. NIerino bucks and years
old, i. S. Stowell, Cornwall, Golden Fleece" 20;
Peter Fuller, Pomiret, IL; r. NJ Couch, Pomfret, di
ploma. Two years and under 3, L. 5. Sowell, Corn
wall, Nugget" 2Oi A. T. Fuller Pomtret, Stanford"
49, c. N. Haywood, Brdport, "Chunk,' diploma
One year old, French & Mason, New Haven, 90; NJ.
G. Roundy, Springfield 12 Eben Bridge, Pomfret
diploma. Buck lambs, +. S. Stowe IL; A. +. Full
Ter, 81 Lester Fish, Ira, diploma, Ewes years old,
L. S. Stowell, 90 ard IL; S. f. Wheat, Putney, di-
ploma. Two years old, +. 5. Stowell, 20 and 70; A.
i. Perkins, Pomfrct, diploma. Best ten ewes that
have sucked lambs, jerome Holden Westminster, 10
Ewes year old L. S. Stowc 70; NJ G. Roundv
Springfield, s John L. Buttoph, Mddlcbury diplo-
ma. Eve lambs, L. S. Stowell 81 a. Z. Fuller, di-
ploma.
swrNE.-Sows, years old, S. & N S. Allen, Yer
gennes, So Essex boas, years DID, Richards Brad
ley, Brattleboro 1. Essex sows, . years old, Rich
ards Bradley, 2.
PouLrRY.-Bcst collection of fowls, n. S. Allen,
Vergennes, Sc; Shanghais the same Q Chittagongs
Charles Ormsbee, Dummerston, /; Black Spanish s..
n 5. Allen, Vergennes, 2 Sidney Miner, Brattle
led Dorkngs, S. & n. S. Allen, 2; IInmburgs, 5. &
N, S. Allen, Q; Game Fowls, 5. & n. S. Allen, 2, 4
Bantams, S; & n: S. Allen, .; j: W. Cutler, Brettle,
boro Bolton Greys, S. & N. S. Allen, ., 1; Wild
L. Miner, Bratteboro, .; 5. 4 n. S. Allen, Guinea
Fowls, 5. & n s. Allen, 2; 0. L. Miner ) Ducks
s. IL n, $. Allen 2, Bremen Geese, 5. & N. S. Al
len, 2, / Domestic Geese, s. & n. S. Allen, ., i;
s. Allen, 2, l.
Docs-shepherd and English Coach Dogs, S. &
n. S. Allen, siO.
WooL-Coarsc Wool L. c. Moore, Westminster, So.
FLOUR GRAIN AND SEEDs.-Winer Wheat Geo.
Bennett, Westmorcand, n. H. 49, Rye, G. p. Spal-
ding, North Chester, 8; Oats, 5. x N s. Allen, 3.
Dscretionary.-Norway Oats, Geo. +. Smith and
D. W. Ramsdale, Chester, So and diploma; specimen
India Wheat Flour, Rufus Nutting, Randolph, dip.
VEGErABLEs,-Potatoes, +. Horner, Brattleboro,
81, zoe; Carrots, +. Horncr / Beets F. Homer, /;
Tomatoes, f. Homer, 1; Onions, jeremiah Ryan,
Putney, /; n. W. Haynes, Guilord, SOC; bunch On
ions, jeremiah Ryan, /; Celery, +. Homer, Il Cab
bages, +. Horncr, l; Jeremiah Ryan, 50c Winter
Squashes, F. llomer l, 50c Sweet Corn, +. Horner,
FLowERs.- Flowers, Miss L. A. Fuller, North
field, Mass, 50; Miss c. &. Clapp South Deerfeld
Mass. 2, /; Parlor Boquet, +. Homer, Bratcboro 8;
Mrs. Barry, Brattleboro 2; Hand Boquet Dexter
Snow, Chicopec, Mass 2; Miss Frances Brown, Brat
tleboro, F. Homer, soc; Native Flowers, Miss
Frances Brown, 2; Cut Roses, c. G. & f. CIapp, So
Deerield 2; Miss Mary Wells, Bratteboro | /; Dab
las Dexter Snow, 2; Miss Kellogg, Bratteboro, /;
Verbenas, Dexter Snow, g.; Sarah Franks, Bratte-
boro, .; Asters Mrs. Robt Harvey, Brattleboro l.
FRUGrs-Apples Erastus Butler, IIinsdale, y. II.
$40; p. N Taylor, IIinsdae, n. H. 3; Native Grapes
I. r. Clark Chester 10; Plums, G.. W. Briggs, Gull
ford 8.
BUrrEn-June Butter, Rev. NJ. b. Newell, Brat
tleboro, diplomat Butter since june Rev. NJ. b. New
ell, IS.
CHEEsE.-A D. Smith, Dandy, S..
HoNEY-D. c. Hunt, North Tunbridgc, So; c. B
Bigelow Perkinsville, l.
MAPLE SUGAR.-C. f. Peck, Westminster, 50.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Division 2-Best col
lection agricultural implements, Joel Mercrose, ag' t.
$40 and diploma; End best, w Barrett x Co., Prov
idence, Il. l., 90; best collection agricultural impe
ments and tools used on any farm, David Goodel
Bratteboro, 20 best plough, combining new and val
liable improvements, Joel Nourse, agt; universal and
swivel plough, medal; vegetable cutter, Wei
lington x Co., Woodstock, diploma; Shedon's con-
centrated harrow, Moses Sheldon, Calais diploma.
Division 3-Best straw cutter, Daniels machine co.
Woodstock, So; best house pump, Fletcher & Co..
Athol, Mass, diploma; sap feeder, Smead X Stevens,
East Wallingord diplomas sheep rack, Geo II Covy
Bridport, diploma; patent rotary milk rack, Zenas
Sanders, West Windsor, diploma.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTUREs-For fancy record in
worsted, Miss Mary Chamberlain, Brattleboro, di-
poma; best display of photographs, + Styles,
Burlington, 81 and diplomat feather boquet, Miss
Fannie Rice, Brattleboro, 81 and diploma; wax flow
ers, Miss Addie Howe, Mortified, 81 and diploma
LIST worsed wreath Miss II Marvel Brattleboro, 81
I'd, Miss Mary Scott BrNttleboro, so cents; hair
WREATH Miss Jennie Davis, Brattleboro, 81 and di-
poma; I'd, n Durham, Chesterfield, n. H., 81; Sd,
Miss II o Aldrch, White River Village, 80 cents /;
moss wreath Mrs Frank Howe, Jamaica, 81 pho
tographic portraits in oil, Gilmore, Brattleboro,
SO and diplomas; LIST oil painting, Miss V Farms
worth, Brattleboro, So and diplomat 3D. Miss Kate
Cheney, Brattleboro, 50 crayoning, Miss +
Farnsworth, Brattleboro, SO and diploma; pencng,
MISS Nelle Drown, ~, zeal WREATH MISS
Mary NJ Barnes, Brattieboro, S1 commercial PEN
manship, Lansleys Com'l College, Poultney dp Iona
harmonic organ, J Estey & Co., BrattleborO, SIS and
diploma; best display of musical instruments j Es-
tey x Co., Bratteboro diploma; piano, II l. Strong,
Burlington, So and diploma; childs piano, Brtton x
Eaton, Springfield, 81 American church organ, Pow
ers X Strong, Burlington, diploma; hats caps and
iurs, Chamberlain & Franks Brattleboro, SIS and di-
poma; display of fancy goods, Clark ~ Willard,
Brattleboro, S. and diploma; fiddle made with knife,
Corporal George NJ Colt, Brattleboro, So; case OF
Vermont Wines VIM q Brown, Fairhaven, SlO best
needle work, Mrs o b Mack, Brattcboro, 50; I'd do.
Mrs Ellison, Bratteboro, 81, best worsted mats,
Mrs Webster, Guillord, so cents; best bead work,
Mrs l. L Bond, Guilord, so cents; best rug carpet,
Mrs Lee, Vernon 81; best hearth rug, Mrs Vim
BoyGen, Guiiord, 81; best knit counterpalncs Mrs
Levi Boyden, Guford, So; best linen hose. Miss l. II
Marvel, Brattleboro, 49, I'd do, Miss l. p Herrick,
w Cutler, Brattleboro, 81; undressed flannel, Mrs
In Bond, Dummerston, So best display Of furniture,
l. G Nngsley, Rutland 50 and diploma; upholstery
Of furniture, John Retting Bratteboro, SO and d.
poma; best pieced bedluilt, Mrs Alfred Goodenough,
Brptteboro, So; I'd best Mrs Joseph Wood, Chester,
81; best silk embroidery l. II Wood, Brauleboro, SO
best cotton and linen embroidery, Miss + Hazen,
Norwich, So toilet cushions Miss g Mittee, Pom
fret, so cents best ottoman cover, Mrs Horton,
Bnttleboro, s; I'd do, Mrs Samuel Taylor, 81; best
carriage blanket Mrs Pratt, Bratteboro, 81.
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iuentia citizens in the country will show; and so far
know, they NIL concur in the fact that the effect
after using one bottle only, is truly miraculous.