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DHlLADELPIIIA.. WILMINGTON
Il AND BALTiMoRk RAlLRoAD,


1 y oonmsueips MONDAY, April lsth, 1880 ue
Trains for Baltimore and wsshinEton leave Phla-
de phia ~ follovpi ~
40 a h,., Expr.ss, Mondays sxeepsed,) iL4S a M,
Rxpre.si 400 D. m, Expr-ss spd n 20 D. m, Rxpress
Way Mai Train for Baltimore At sis A. N. - W
TRAINS IRON BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, Ta5 . M, Way Mail, 20 q. n., Exl
press 10 p .. kxpreasi e-S3 p. N, Express ~
= n 20 a. SUNDAY rRhIEa ttH tiot
Leave Philadelphia for Bai,imors and wsshlngtoH
NJ 4l6a m., aud H. 90 n. e.f -
Leave baltimore for Philadelphia At SIS pm.
Leave Baltimore for New York At A2b o m Oil 30
mhin HF NNEkY. spparipisudspt
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pass throush each train before reaching the depot
checks and deliver baggage to any part Of the city
Oce No 40 Penn street, open day and night where all
orders for the moyemen, Of pssssngers and baggage
will receive prompt attention. f.- ..r- q r-'r~r
BALTIMORE express will arrive with Philadelphia
press OF q 80 y. m. on Mondaya On - #.
EOTICK-in case Of ioss, the Company win hold
themselves responsible for perronl baggage only and
for n amount not exceeding sl0a. =. VI
W. n. BRCKwTTH, Agent,
At the Psnusylysuia Central Railroad Passenger
.tinn. on ISh.rtv .sa v..h,.S,nn ..r..is Y r..
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oTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAv.
IN kLERs.
THE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY COM.
PLBTRD. ..
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
70 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
70 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY. ..r Oh.
On and after MONDAY, September Is, the old md
tsyOHte line from WASHINGTON, via FRED sRlCKs-
BURG, TO RICHMOND, will be run TWICE DAILY,
sunday nights exeepted,) as fol'owsi .rralrt N
The last aud eOmuIOdiOus steamer KEYPoRT, Captain
Frank HOllingshead, aud O. VANDERBILT, Captain A.
L: ColmGrY will leave the wharf, toot Of Sixth street
Washington, twice daily, (sun lay mornings sxesp cd
al Goa M, aud p m, r. dyiug at Aqua Greek by 10
m, and 1910 n,, aud thence by the RiohInOnd,
Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad, now entirely
com ,etedTto Richmond arriving there at 400 p m,
tud oO u. m shordng ample time for dining In Rieh
mond, aud making cUuneetOns with thu Hiohmopd aud
Ptorburg Railroad for Peters urg and points south VI
Petersburg. .H. L... ..-r -. 81.
The steamer leaving Washington Al 90 m, arrives
ln Richmond At 1 90 a. IN. Ahording ais time for
breakfast aud connection with The Kiebmond aud Dan.
VILE trains for DAuyils, Va, Greensboro Salisbury
Charlotte, Raleigh, loldsborough and WILMINGTON,
c., and hester. s. c.
6a SUNDAYS leave WASHINGTON at 7 p. N. only,
aud arriy6 10 Richmond Ai 4, 90 4, IA.
baggage checked through to 'RiehInond from New
York. fhiladelphia Baltimore and Wash ngton, aud &C
comPAnied by through baggage maztsTs.
Through . n, YOFk IA
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From WAAhiAg'On to Richmond, 80 90
frederekSbuTg ,"..,,,..... 100
Can he procured In New York Vt No go Broad Eay,
tnd Al GourtlGud street ferry In Pbila IslpLl ut the
depot VI the FhladeiphtA vii ungtJu aud baltimore
railroad Company Broad iud Prime streets. ln Bat-
more, al the Camden station OF the Baltimore and ohio
Railroad Company. In Washington, at the Company u
Office, the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and sixth
street, and ou board the Potomac steamboats,. '' .'
Passengers leaving New York NJ and a. N. ifs and
p. m, Philadelphia at l,l6 m DAY. aud lilo p.
IN thi0Hrl aud Baltimore At $40, Ls0, and .. ~,
3S5 and 40 m, arrive in Washington ~ bTl, ono
aud I45 p IN, aud ind a. M In ample time TO make
onnsotOns Tor Richmond aud the south. '...
Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons will be In readiness
to convey passsngsrs aud baggage between dspots IN
RiohmOnd ..' ... p. .... .. '.
Passengers BY this Lns Psss BY daylight Mount Yer.
non aud may hsSe an oPRSaSniy o. visiting ,eySrsl
pglnt a. L....r. .-... ..r = -. ' III
baggage will be checked from New York, Phil ,del
phiA and Baltimore 10 where Il viii be mst
By the bAgGAgs masters Of this lias ril-lriI ! n : -
breAkfAst And supper on board OF steamers.
u WA okO. MAfTlh0Lf, kupsrintsndent,
WAShington, ID. O.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent,
w Washington, D. q
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EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
Il FALL RIVER, by the splendid and superior steam.
eTs NEWPORT, MKfR POLLS, OLD COLONY, aud
EMPIRE STATE Of great strength aud speed, built ex-
pressy for the navigation OF Long lsaud sound run
railroad.
Leave Pier IS, N. r., foot Of Murray street, daily,
(su ndsys exoeptedJ ats p. m.
The steamer OLD COLONY, Capt W. Brown, leaves
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Up.
m, lauding at Newport
The EMPIRE STATE Capt D. Simmons, leaves Tues
day. Thursday aud Saturday, at p m landing at New
port.
A b,gsags-msster Is attached to each steamer, and
accompanies the baggage to Its destination.
steamer runs In connection with this line daily
lsandAys szesptsd) from Newport and Fall River to
Providence. T..
For freight or passage apply board, At the ofee
Pier 2s N. H. 10 secure stAie rooms In advance to
sp2 LIrTLEFiELD, Agent. u broadway.
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
BOSTON. .'
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
sToEIEGT0N LINE ~ steamers, beiog the safest and
quickest bstween Boston and New York The stAunob
aud splendid .teamar
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt B. Brayton,
On TUESDAYS, THuRsDAYs and sATuRDAYs
COMMODORE. Capt. H. Y. Curtis,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
At o'clock, p m, from Pier No. is North River.
These boats for comfort strength and
safety State rooms secured at the ofee Pier No. IS,
board the boad No. rs Washington street, Boston,
snd Ut the Providence depot Return trains leave
ap2 Mr. sIMogs, Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES
Leave Walnut street wharf at and a. N. i2 m.
and p, IN, .H" . ..r.F ... H. -
Leave Kensington Depot at H. Is m. 4 96 so and
8. 45 p m, and H. 90 a. M. knigbt)
The g. 45 p. m. line runs daily; tall others, sun
days sxeepted.) ....-......r ... .. =.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINEs
Leave foot Of Barclay street at a. m, aud 2 p. m.
From foot Of Cortland street ~ T. D. and 10 4 m IL
m., and 8 p. m, and IL night .E
The ?. N. line runs daily; (all others, Sundays
excepted
W. n. oATZMER, Agent,
Philadelphia and New York Lines.
PHILADHLPHIA. Dec. ~. 1868 desl
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n h - ia u n A N II 3.

Q M l T II IS
D. ILADIBs' AND eENTLEMBn's
DINING AND ZOE cRKAM SALOONS.
InaWKsT BALrInoRR STREET,
Are the most eomfortAble In the city.
Ladies families shopping walking wi and these
saloons very eoassnisnt, who're from sim
pie lunch 10 hrst-elass dinner. may be obtained.
Breahf.st, Dinner, and Supper are promptly served
In the best styis the bill Of fare always embracing the
most eholea dishs. .t|..
lee Creams water lees. Cakss etc. Of the best quality
and superior favor Al moderate rates.
weAdinss and other assemblies supplied with every
rsquisits ~ the shortest NOTES.
From long experenos In the business the propristor
guarantees sstisfaetion 70 all patrons. jsl0-u
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TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY,
(Coupeeting at BAltimoreO
Lsays Washington al 2i3 and T. 10 p.
SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME
Cars through from Baltimore tv Pittsburgh, Erie
or RlmiTA, without change. .. .rr
sy-foI Tickets and any information apply at the
omoe OF the Great Route Pennsyl
AkBia Ayenns and Sixth street, under Eationl Hotel
aud foaTeenth street. corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
opposite willaTds' Hotel, Washington.
J. N. DUBARRY,
Superintendent N. @. R.R
E.J. WILKINS,
PAsseRg ger aud Ticket Agent
JNo. GILLBTT, Passenger Agent mhl4,u
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9 AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
SFor BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, RlTCH:
BURG EASHUA, L0wBLL COhCORD, THB WHITE
MOUNTAINS AND INTERMEDiATB POINTS. The
aud stauneh steamers Of the Norwich line, CITY
OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW YORk leave New York
daily (SuniAys excepted at o'clock p. FROM Pier
No % North rver foot Of yestry street. Tor NEW LON
DON, there connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train from the above points wa Norwich and Worces
ter Boston and Worcester, Worcester aud Nashua and
New London aud HorihsIn Railroads. Freight taken
a. the lowest rates For information Inquire OF g.
MARTIN, Agent on the Pier. Ap2
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS oIFIcK
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
sPLESpIp INVESTMENT.
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
,.. LOAN coMPAHY.
CAPITAL STOCK. 800, 900.
SHARES s26.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon SIMON CAMERON, Rx.seerstary Of War.
Hon. Jos. A. GILMORE, Kx.oOysrnOr Of New Hamp-
shirs.
Hon oHIUNcBY NJ DEPEw, late Secretary Of State,
New YORK.
Hon JAS. n. WALTON, late Treasurer ofU. s. Mat,
Philadelphia
Bou. N. B, BRYANT, Boston, Mass
go L. rRAsK, ESQ, nrn Of Blgslow Trask, New
York.
THos. COREY, Esq, arm Of Corey, Wilson Co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
ILIJaH y. DEwING, ESQ. New Orleans, La.
Major II. o. BRIGHAM, late Psymastsr U. sA., wash.
ington, d. c.
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ST n A NJ = Mrs.

NJ EW YORK Ir-i
NR'Tt0 ASH w..u,noro,
sTEAMsHtP COMPANY,
(oJD LIEE,l
NV Yong AtxxAspsIa. I wAsHIsoros AND
0KOR0ErOwn, o.
oCBAH STEAMERS
BALTIMORE, REBRCCA CLYDE, AHp EMP1RR,
N oorrrncTios wIrn isLAsD sraAnsEs Z
eEoReE a. STOUT, HhI s TLowER' AND ANE
Regular Battling Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
At IL from toot o. High street osorge,Jwn and Pier
lb Raai River, foot ~ Wall street, New York.
9. r. HjGGHToN, Agent
foot of Nigh street, Georgetown. ,
n. ELDRIDGB q Co, Agents,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall Street, New York.
Freight received constantly aud forwarded 70 all
parts o. the country With dispatch, At lowest raiss
The outside Of this line being Pot In
order for the spriBg trade and until further nyce our
fright will be earned BY the Bxre-s line Of inland
je22 oP. iTu0uToN, Agent.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" TO THE
nORTH II n u wksT.
-FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE:
on AND AFTER MACH Il, 1856, trains will leave
As follows;
Leave Wash n. Leave BALTIC
Express NAL. 80 ~ T. IN. bVVh IN
Fast Line. us...........r..."....790 90Gm. Ripe
Pittsburgh aud Erie Bx. x.........4S0p. IN. TDP.m
Pitisb'gh aud smira RxT.-.....4Op. 945pm
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This Company onsrs greater Inducements for invest
ments than any Stock Company now 10 existence.
The object Of the Company Is 10 afford facilities to tn,
impoverished Cotton aud Sugar Planters Of the South Il
grew and get their crops TO nsrke always taking good
and satisfactory security by mortgage on their PlAnta
on and crops, for money advanced In proeuring sup
plies paying labor and other necessary expenses Incl
dental to the development Of the soil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-09

Accofl.ng ta rr..Ioas aofio... a. citizen.
ofH.um mct on "Wednesday. thc f-fh .r.t..
and hrrught rith Them Substantial es ienoe
ihat iiey bad been al .nia.tri,as a.. asssf.
snl thai their .ni asry sts usu REGARDED
A. AL rariy ha1r h1rsrs. orrr. sheep s-5
cows ghi have bccn seen fastening q long
90 the Par Grouni. arrarrrt'v rroud of
the posr.en th-y we're atori to assaue
fotaiocs. on endless variety. arp'es ditto.
ta-r'Ps. hr-r otblace isals. .tua.des.
pauptias. g. u,rc to ic n.,t. draun o.
600. iour. OK or c.rit orsa. Wrbs of
homc-spun. rucs .a a.anlarre. better and
cheesc--laf sbF need narf..sfar.rrs ~
cry one sln, has ever attended similar i--
sfiiafions knows s9nctb.ae a.o.tf AMI.
indeed. 10 vas not my parp1se ts inform
fhs Put . rtrf ~rs thrre. bat ts lea chem
kao~ W. BAD q far. of sbi.h o. al ier
rroud Evcryboly. f1r ouoe. vas s...Err
D. DAY ~as prop.tioas. aid oficcrs. r.ti-
rens. visitors. al soeucl l.oani Co r-isr a
ho'tsg of thr.r evn crra.ir-
Or guiet viiisge streets SER denseiv
thronged with a hsiag. joy0ss oros4 o. sssn
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women and chiidren. Every stake. gate
post and stamp became biichiae Fos'. and
many an old acquaintance net with cordial
greetings and kindls salutsfions.
n va announced bv fse Nar.hal. =. l.
Kimban. that the prawing Mitch ~ouid
cone q ia thc street. in front OF The hotel.
and ths crowd ruovcd Several yokcs ct
cattle e0hihirci their strength AMI discipline
on load of thirty 81 h.-irc,i rounds. on
drae. TEE committee decided thar j I.
Mauifcns oxen pcr.crmci thcir -o-k thc
bc.i
Reuben Rirubaii had a pair Of snail car.
tle. cirihing about feet. which sho~ed
mech strength snd rcsoiuiion. All vcrc
apparently satisfied With i.is part o. the
exhibition.
The Committee on Neat Stock foand -
yokes o.! oxen and steers. a. COWS anl hcii-
ers. ard s bulls. There were about 90
shccP.
The show of horses Va not 80 crest a.
a. some fairs. Many Of our hrme-s be-
hcve good Gov b. Of more actual advsn-
tarc thaa ha--c. 4. &. W-lsworth hal
the bcst family horse Caps = Wal.vor,h
thc best horse of a'i work. j. L. Kinhau
best pair matched worS-hor-cs. Wnliau,
P.crcc best pair matched csr-iacc-iorsrs .
Peril, Eaukia.. best hrrctinr. mare.
am not informed about thc reat stock
J. Brarer. I. q. s-ravv. Jacob Box. J..
q. Waisvorth. J l.. Cieusou.. s-d niary
otlcrs. had nice. ,oane. thrifty ci'sic. 4
team oi four yok~s of vers nic-. vel match
Cd oxca o,ac fion North nai1sin. John
Bseknril had JERSEY COS ~ hich hal made
IL OBJ. of better in folr u.orths
The tova-hcu-c was vel filed w.ih tLe
usual vaiicfs. and mu.L of n oi suucrior
qualify. Mrs u. A. Hanson hal souae eH-
celirai draun ur--tho committee sail the
hesi. Mr.. " q. Spring and Mrs r. 4
Maay hal ricr. ~cn dravn ani uc-i le-
sigued rigs. Mss :. e.. Watsoa AMI Mr.
,. L. Hubbard bad good quilts Miuri,
l. Hubhsrd. a Little gir ci-bi yeas,
ca. hal 4 gasii 90 her oEn making.
80 N.AstIH We NNaAaA AlaI AA
ample. Scvc-al wcbs of cloth ser rrc-
scuiei. Mrs. r. l.. Cicnons al ver, nice
shiuirr. Mrs. :. Iiay~cod. piain eauncl
IL n. W. Spr.ns al SOL blankets
Ih, display oi iruii "a irdeed spirnl'l
samuel Wal.vorth bad &c -r-a,cst varic-
ty. comprising many STANDARD aul fafes
apples. oae iestarc Of tn fair -. pl-as-
inr. ] icfcr 90 tic fac tLai maci cf tie
fruH a. generously lisen fo tIe chiiircn.
anl ihosc Who have ronc a. hone.
The bother snl cb-cse must not be f.r-
corcn. Mrs samuel Walsvorth hal the
hanisomest cheese ever az az fair 70
weighed g. = poand.. and was as smooth
a. thoa-h O. nd b,cn iugno-I ogs cd lathe
md saudpsrcrri. See had u,o.t exec ileut
better. M Ivory Wcut~orih anl Ms
NJ. b. Burtsuk haI good cheeses NJ.
Thomas Malrv AMI NJ, NJ X Mal-s Lad
samples oi hatirr. sc,iov an srcct
Iacrc vcrr mans ofh,r a-firiss vel De-
serving praise. but vil rot trospass ca
yousl.m't, tr-thcr ly Tarticriaririn- SUI
Gee BE- o. cay ,Lai iis Scccul Auuual Ex-
hitiiion Of the Hiram Arricairursl >1csety
vas suce,--. ard warrants another az
tempt rc2t scar.
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T. ~ $3.50 Iasfar 81 a. Sarrrus I,1r..f
taull. arsf fn D. hotiru 81 Pave -uh,a "a
20 90 r'ra'f 81 nNtera. 90 thc tairt frcsits
81 ~ertrrsl-f. 4 % isl.s.
InNAIHAN n MARTIN ~ H-raf,rf "a $50
~ Esd s..--iT ef tist.ri. t--r-rtf-ll, tl-i. 81
gis~s fhls hoarfaIr rrrr ta o. satsru-s.I fhsf 80
fnr frfn'.r.h .HF nI So HrIrf a ID I-ff IL
taarafa ia faF -fa.e af N-a tlsa...tlrs. d. sas
a~iaiis urrsrf t 1e-rgh.re ~tessns. aai
fhaf 81 laar siarr frrtr % rr1rrrsrr 49,
s.eHfs lrtHre.' hnr.srI ID = ktrI rhrsfs al
fsahrr hrs'nef Ihtf fhr ss.i Jn..rh. ~ Co. =
i.ar I.-r hrtrfr thr,f saft isffI.asrrisgr vrI
krra ttr r.rr-r-sfsares Fl fa.r $50 fhst ~
dee o. fsr hrF .f t,..l s-na .l fra 81 r. f.
rr A. fhf rr uss tnI 20 49, fl.rs 80 f..rr
Nftrr 80 aa -r..Irrr.ar be- isfnrf ssi a-,.. .rr
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49, a'rf. 80 eaf arit .f s.nr htr'fri "a G. b.
frprg raiAfear thsf fhr ssit I--rrhiar $3.50 alt~r
D. n'iffsa-r 500 f.1r rfr.'tnf rrIrtsi fs sllrs
30 fr'rri ra'.t TT fnnI IIr .rf fs assrrrtIs Eel
p Il ~ f.n'Tanr ol 49, rrsr'.srarr 49, a1.fhsf
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tf'f '' '-ai hef ffasst a.f go. aaf ta af.ss o.
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trr rrr' I.arrrfs. v.l.t krfr hrr q rL.a- r..-r,-
rarai IN tas tHrsr an.' 81 rlsnsrrt SD 80 fh.f
ihr ~ FL srrrrrt srf -tas-. Ell 80 tsrs..r s.rktv
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r..t.Has. .rs.lr -a .e in t-e ca.up1rs eos .sh
hr. stl. E.--..Isrrn-s - o. fhra rrsfirI .a thr
s.af h7sr era sssr I.'.r .lsaf saf .--- iI'lsai's
sar. aar faaa rHasfaa..I is Caa..a..t st.h 81
rti- a.f- fsstaa-,ug a. rrlsa.'ri r-rrralars IN
o. rsrf .f $50 ir .snf fs has ssiI uilr OBJ arsu
fhe ODD. go tfasfr iii~ff.rs a.. sssariai..as uifh
D. aHH. ar'.ff anH rrItrr linr rrrr raf.rs r1f
ts.'r hsr..rf rrrnrdel he sss rts..si-l FL,
efritu.r &c. -a.d 49, .r taas frfr-ci 80 a.s- 81
safa faa. ra .- IH .nr r..r..snf rn. assarlsfr
rHh trr rrar.r.1-re-s ss SO hrr usrsi practice
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. The agricultural editor offhe M York
Times gives a dc-crirtion of harm. recent
is erected By Dr Ilezamsr .n Wet Chess
ies. Nev York. r. abiding % iie .,abIe.
o. safs.
"1te foo-s q the stables are ra,ertirtt.
ara tLe s1rfaec i-r.c1,s a trisc. o. that al
the hluid fovs boz gutf-rs toto che naur-r
pif directly IN che rear oftie s,aHs Suau
Cop doors are prepared close f1 che foor.
whicl rrorites a oorveniert opening Or
throwing olt al Co. solid Eucr inio ii. ma
uure Dr.. vhieh FL ahoui TOO f-et long. 6
icei EIDE ani ieei deep. Substantially CO.
u~nfri on the INSIDE and botto-u. s1 ttat 20
surf-1 water rsn enter or esrare A. me
ead of t.r 90 stands ibe rr.sv. -b.-a fur
nishcs murh excellent fcrtIr.ug material
] D. uarurc BE- spread arourd evenly IA
covered vifh nuek. or rich. usllor .oH.
Tie p.i $3.50 contain atoat ll0 loals. All
o' fhat sual fara ID b. Shed aid ~npti.-l
three 90 four times anrlarv u,h che
cscl .rsf coHr.osf Mrb sarh ana -o ma
pure r vasfcl. A. fhc fl..d f-ou. She
stah..s 81 DC aissys sut6c.enf O. krep Old.
ran1rr. co-tainirE large proportion oi
nitrogen matter. from tr.rrfn- ..frr.
ftr-ci. &C. Ieaier from fhe cave. fros~is
81 so arran-el flaf ar drsirabIe a.nau-f a
eater raa te t.rnrd .ntl fte nanar- r,f
darlrs fhe an .f ram. IT, rtis so a--
ranged t-tt rart 0r sa-rn uaf O.. driven
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nsFosp. SIS .r.srr.- 1rIi ,si a. 800 ~--trrr-
60 Trr... A o. 1-ass
C-rrra Maxi. I'r 81. q -.-.r o.. Nnrksf
Or 81. Observed Of tsr ra-rf that az .s-i Ia-.I
.arf n.Itif ttr ssa. r~sa.aerr af f1r fru.e..a FL
ih.s NlFI. at rsls.r- a. a..rsrr raps Eel fhrs at~
uh ihi- Hrtrr m Cert farrsan. t. D. r.i...s 80
.hror srras sslcrsffss., a far ntt1r. Ihra-.rr..f
aafrf Ffialr. in tsrrs ta ssrH t..sa-, t-. ~,
o. ''raflrn fr f- ft.ffr 'ats af rasf = t.rr 80
$3.50 'rrn I'd. sa.I teafr. ta o. hatt-a af raris.
ss..rssI.. .r Irr sfr.rf rr-s.far .f De- n,I.sr
rrrf. 'a thr raf $40 rhr sast .rtralaaf ras ftrs
rH.. .h-rr rrrrar ai salt Cert. aa-i 49, csa--
a as ae be-. -af itr Irsgrr ef saaf tlirf sa..r.
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Easr SUNNsr. Oct 2oth. i-66.
NIR. EnIroR. TIE Uuion Agricultural
as.l Horticsitural Society Lcid H. eNhibi-
ton and fair A. this P,ace OF. isth and
ls,h. and ia offering our rrport ofthe same
~ vould ssy thar. ihough fhe attendance
Wa large. the display 81 stock an1 farm
crors scli hsio- thsf Of FORMER wears. ard a
lax Of Interest "a shown hy macy Of our
pror-iueni iaru,ers that does net ausur vel
for cattle shows in the future.
OF Horses the Cou,m1iiee report fair
exhibition, and especially notice tie fn-
brecdiur-marcs. With their colts. exhibited
b. sumner IIayfor'l. Of Hartford.
Oi ONen. ihouch Tie number preser; Wa
less than last wears display. ", some extra
pain we're shown. a pair % snely match
81 SIX ycars Ola cattle. girshins s SECT. and
weighing f540 lb... exhibited ~ r. :.
Bisbec. 90 Summer. drc~ especial and ,i,,-
served attention. Tie Gne herd. exhibited
- Sumner lias ford. deserves mention
We noticed one s YEAR old hcif-r. bsiouc-
ing to u. eirthing feet . inches. that
dropped a calf last spring weighing - ihs.
The show of other sto-k Va unusually
snail. The reports % tl.c Committees are
a. foiio~s:
HoEsrs AND Cotrs. c. u. Bisbee.
Backdeld. 1t prcmIum carIiase horse: u.
Rus-~n. sumner. 2i do; : ia, ford.
Hartford. lst OF breeding mares 4. Lori.
Sumner. 1t On 3 wears oid colt; u Rick
81. Hartford. "a on DO : Over. Hartford.
lst on , yesrs CHI colt. waiiau Irish. ~
On a., :. Hayfo-d. ist On war OIL colt /.
J. II. Robilso Sumncr. 81 on DO. w
= Record. BuckScid. "a on DO.
ToVN Trans. Hartford. Is, premium ;
Sumncr. "a
MArcHTD OxrV. John Thompson. r..
Hartford. lss premiums; Sumner la, ford.
81
BEEF- + :. Di.bce Sumnsr. 1T pre-
mium Thoma, Dyer. Hartford. %
SrEEEs. Neison Young. Hartford. 1T
prcmium on matched 8 wars ola. John +.
Glover. IL GA b,st . years OIL Do. Ist On
maichrl = wears ola wm. r. Crockcti. 1T
Oh matched year oil.
BUirs- IA Atwooi. Buckseli. 1T
premium on yvars Ola. Samorr Hayf ford.
Hartford. 1t on war Oh, = Thompson.
Jr.. Hartford. 20 ga do.
HEEn~. Sumner Ils,ford. Hartford. ] 4
premium
Cows. sumner HayiorI. Hartford. Iss
premi-nl-
suErF AID SWINE. Joba Thompson.
Jr Hartford. ia premium
DEsWI>o MsTcH. Moses Auev. Hart
ford. l.; premium.
TRorriNo MArcH Gideon Fictctcr.
1t purse Aiphonso warnrr. 81.
DNEY. Mr.. j. e. Robinson. SINNER.
lst premium on cheese; Mr. Alden Keen.
Saan~r. - on do; Mrs.. Joseph Firli.
sumner. 1t on BETTER.
CoEN- /. q. Bi-bee. Ssmocr. Isl pre-
Mum. Iconarl Robinson. sumner. 90
Charic, Berry. Hartford. 81
SQUAsHE- AID PrurkIVs. S,er.hen DO
ten. Hartford. lsi premium; John Thomp-
son. Hartford. q Ira Palmer. j.. sem
nrr. To for produce Of ore vine.
FErr. G. T.. TLo.aa.. Hartford. 81,
rremiuu Ira Palmer. Jr Sumner. "a.
RooIs AND YrerarLrs. Leora-l
Robinson. sumner. 0 e premiuu-.
PouArors. Mar. Stove. Sanrrr. I.,
T-rn'iam; e.. l. Tueu. sanansr. 30.
HoNE MA~vFscrrrrs. Mrs M--th,
R,hinsou AMI ~ Lois Eo5in-on. b,.,
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Az ARAB sonan sas a.kcI. oil. Whst d1
goo th'nk Ga Iouns ns- oitaentys- "Is
81. sle said. '' a t.aI.st oi jasmine ~ Add
90 nan 20 i-ir'y Tat ore les ripe
ari sell favored fua.~ AID ofamsn
af forty scar. o. .a f.fte- a. f.t.
ani girls ' AID a pan orsftg De
MAJ pass into fle citegoy OF preachers.
Add man of.iSty ycars3- -ues rooi
ior nothing bot t3 cough a18 --oaa.~
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