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CLASS VII.
 No. 27.-VEaETABLEs. Best one half bushel Potatoes, Isaac
 Baldwin s1.oo
 2d best, John J. White 50 Best Turnips, Humphreyville Bros. 50 2d best, Amos Benton 25
 One half Bushel Onions, Humphrey vile Bros. 75
 Field Pumpkins, Samuel Clock, 50
 Best Winter Squash, O. s. Seymour 100 2d best, Lyman W. Coe 50 Pop Corn, Frank N Ames 50 Best Hops, James L. Loveland 50 Greatest variety Agricultural Pro- ducts, Samuel Clock 400 2d best, Samuel Clock 100 Judges, D. W. Wagoner, H. B. Bisseu, Henry Baldwin. No. o.2S.-HoRnoU1TuKa
 Best 1a varieties Apples, T. s. Gold $3.o0
 Ed hest, Henry Baldwin S.C0
 Best varieties Applc-, Leonard c. ae, a best, D. V. We~o1ec 1.0o
 Eess pac,- Fall Asr2cles, EsnEy Eald- ..
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No. 12.-DRAFT OXEN.

Best pair years old and over, Bennett
 Humiston, Plymouth $6 Best pair years old and under, Nor
 ris Humiston, Plymouth 2d best, Almon Johnson Judges-C. H. Mason. Washington; E. N Moore, Washington; Beuj. Blakeslee, Plymouth.
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CLASS VI.

CLASS VI.
 No. 26.-DAIRY PRODUCTS. Best 12 lbs. Butter, A. H. Morse $2O0 2d best, John A. Woodruff LOO
 Best old cheese, Elhu Hotehkiss, Morris 200 12d best, Silas Benedict, IT,, Litch-
 field 100
 3d best, John A. Woodruff 50 Best new Cheese, John A. Woodruff 200 2d best, A. H. Morse LOO 3d best, David W. Wood, Litchfeld, 50 English Dairy Cheese, (dis.) l.. 0.
 Bissell, Litchfeld, LOO Sage Cheese, (dis.) H. L. Coe, Litch- field LOO Judges, N. B. Hart, Goshen; P. s. Bee-
 be, Litchfeld; T. D. Ludington, Goshen.
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g A Vv ING :!

sESHE Undersigned having bought the South -H Mills, and fitted them up in the best manner, is prepared to do
 Saving of all Kinds,
 AND WARRANT SATISFACTION. Particular attention paid to saving Shingles
 also will keep on hand or saw to order
 CHESTNUT SHINGLES, CHESTNUT AND HEMLOCK LUMBER Of all kinds, LATH, JOIST, SGANTLING, SQUARE TIMBER, FENCE POSTS, RAILING, AND TICKETS. have on hand nice lot of Ash and White Oak Plank, suitable for carriage work hard and soft Wood for sale at all times,
 12S feet to the Cord, also have 0 lot of Summer Wood fitted for the stove.
 Having had years of experience in saving and using lumber, and employing none but good workmen, I feel confident that can give entire satisfaction 10 all that will give me a call: J. W. BIGLOW:
 Litchfield. Jan. lst. 1867: 1v
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CLASS SI-HORSES, COLTS, &t

Mo- I5. Best Stallion, five years old and over, Geo. c. Hitchcock $G 2d best, Geo. Hayes, Warren Best Stallion, ? years old,> Alanson Warren Judges-S. s. Logan, Washington; Ed. H. Smith, Wolcottville; Wnl. Coe, Litch- field.
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Mo- 16.
 Best Gelaing Roadster, Alanson War
 2d best, B. B. Smith, Torrington.
 Best Marc Roadster, C. Davis, Goshen 4 2d best, R. Smith, Litchfeld Judges-H. G. Smith, Goshen; D. w.
 Seymour, Litchfeld; Geo. c. Hitchcock.
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Johnson, Cornwall; F. B. Warner, Ply
 mouth.
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128 feet to the Cord,
American and Foreign Patents
R. h. EDDY.


 R. h. EDDY,
 SOLICITOR OF EATEN Late Agent of the U. s. Patent Office, Wash
 ington, under the Act of 1887. No. 7s STATE srHnEr, ,(opposito Kilby St. )Bosros ,A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of "A twenty years, confines to secure Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and all pa- pers or drawings for Patents, executed on req sonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign works to deter mine the validity and utility of Patents of In- ventionS. and legal and other advice ren ndered in all matters touching the same. Copies of the clans of any patent furnished by remit ting one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
 No Agency in the United States possesses superior facilit'es for obtasnin9 Patents or ascertaining t patentdbilay of intentions.
 During eight months the subscriber, in the course of his large practice, made on tacice re- jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS every one ofwhich was decided in his favor by the Com missioner of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 'I regard Mir. Eddy as one of the most capa- ble and successful practitioners with whom have had afficial intercourse. CHAS. MASON," Commissioner of Patents. "1 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ a man more competent and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their applications in form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent office. EDMUND BURKE" Late Commissioner of Patents, |" Mir. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIR- TEEN applications, in all, but ONE of which patents have been granted, and that one is nom pending. Such unmistakable proof of great tal- ent and ability on his part leads me to recon mend aU inventors to apply to him to procure their patents, as they may be sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGHARI." Jan. l. 1867 39-lY
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LIFE DROPS

A RE warranted to be the best PAIN KIL- "A LER in tho whole world.
 Use or as cases following internally, externally, require, directions and they will cure. beyond the possibilits of
 doubt.
 Cholera, Coughs, Rheumatism Cholers-Morbus, Colds, Neuralgia, Diarrhoea, Group, Sprains, Dysent.ry, Sore Throat, Bruises Diptheria, Bronchitis, Cramps. Headache, Cholic, and Wounds. They will work wonders with all your ach e. and pains. Sold by all druggist and Country Stores. l 1y.
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No. 3-DEvoN GRADE.


 No. 3-DEvoN GRADE. Best Bull years old, Linus G. Morse, Best Bull 2 years old, Truman Catlin, Litchfeld 4 2d best Chas. H. Mason, Washington 3 Best Bull year old Chas H. Mason 3 2d best A. c. Lennon, Washington 2 Best Bull calf, J. s. Titus Washington 2 2d best R. l.. Thompson Bethlehem, Best Cow years old and over, J. s.
 Titus, Washington 5 2d c. L. Ford, Washington 4 Best 3 years old Cow, Chas, H. Mason 2d best R. w. Griswold, Torrington 3 Best Heifer 2 years old, Amos c. Ben- ton, Litchfeld 3 2d best, R. W. GriswOld, Torrington 2 Best Heifer l year old, Eliada N Moore, Washington 2 2d best Amos c, Benton l Best Heifer Calf, J. s. Titus Washing ton 2 2d best. E. l. Thompson l
 Judges-R. N, Coggswell, A. Il. Morse, Geo. ". Mason.
 
 Best Heifer years old, s. R, Conklin $4 2d best Cyrus Catlin 3 Best Heifer years old, s. H. Welton,
 Washington 8 2d best s. R. Conklin, Litchfeld 2 Best Cow years old and over, G. I.
 Wooster, Plymouth 5 2d best Cyrus Catlin 4 Best Heifer year old, John A. Page,
 Warren, 2 2d best John H. Hubbard, Litchfeld, l Best Bull 2 years old, D. W. Wagoner, :. Morris 4
 s. R. ConkIn, discretionary premium for Heifer Calf $1, ,OO; do. Bull, $1,OO.
 Judges-F. B. Hand, Litchfeld; Walter Coe, Iitchfeld; Wm. H. Jennings, Corn wall.
 No. 5--WoRK1Na OXEN. Best pair years old, B. Humiston $6 2d best, David Wheeler 5 Sd best, B. Humiston
 A discretionary premium of $5 was awar- ded to O. B. King of Watertown.
 Judges-J. s. Titus, Washington; F. s. Porter, Litchfeld; s. l.. Atwood, Ply mouth.
 No. 6-DEvoN OXEN, Best pair years old, o. B. King, Wa tertown $6 2d best. 5 Best pair years old, Arthur Hollister, Washington 5 2d best O. B. King. 4
 Judges-E. l.. Thompson, Bethlehem; Sheldon Johnson, Torrington; Henry l.. Coo, Litchfeld.
 No. 7.-DevoN STEERS. Best pair years old, Cyrus Catlin, Litchfeld $4 2d best, s. Fl. Pettibone, 3 Best pair two years old, o. B. King,
 Watertown 3 Best pair one year old, B. Mason, 2d best, O. B. King, Watertown
 Judges-Edward Stevens, Plymouth; :; Benj. Blakeslee, Plymouth; Wm. A. Grant Torrin gton.
 No SUBURBAN OXEN AND STEERS Best pair Working Oxen, 5 years old,
 Henry Cleaveland, Torrington $6 2d best, l.. T. Gilbert, Northfeld 5 Best pair years old, Almon l.. John
 son, Morris 5 2d best, Morris Humiston, Plymouth 4 Best pair 3 years old, o. B. King, Wa l tertown 4 2d best, Morris Humiston. 8 ! Judges.-E. l.. Thompson, Bethlehem: : Geo: Humphrey, Goshen; Geo. Gilbert, Litchfeld.
 No. 9.-NAT1vE AND GRADE OXEN AND STEERS.
 Best pair Working Oxen, 5 years old,
 Albert l.. Morse, Litchfeld $6 2d best, Lawrence BisseI, Litchfeld 5 Best pair years old, Humphreyville Bros. Northfeld E I'd best, Frederick Kimberly Plymouth 4 Best pair years old Arthur Hollister. ] Washington 4 2d best LeYi Coe, Litchheld B Best pair 2 years old, l.. T. Gilbert Northfeld a 2d best, Levi Coo. Best pai, year old, A. H. Morse, 2d best, s. H. Welton, Washington l
 Judges-E P. Moulthrop, Iitchfeld: Henry Ives, Goshen; Geo. Skilson, Water town.
 ko. 10-I1LMr o2 WoRzrEa Oxxr. 52css Ten cf v''or;i29 Ocsa, qova <
 2isscssr44ssId, e-.seecd b. i. E. Lc1, -5 E-e-- 1-a2E::--zaa SS
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NO. ll.
 Best Gelding, 4years old, Stanley Gris-
 wold, Torrington $4 2d best, G. B. Curtiss, Litchfeld 3 Best Gelding Colt, years old, Alan
 son Warren, Watertown 2d best, D. B. Mason, Litchfeld 8 Best Gelding Colt, 2 years old, J. s.
 Titus, Washington $2 2d best, H. w. Griffin, Litchfeld l Best Gelding Colt, l year old, A. W.
 Kilbourn, Litchfeld Best Mare, 4 years old, Humphreyville Bros., Litchfeld 4 Best Mare 3years old, H. E. Judd Wa
 tertown 2d best, Henry o. Beach, Goshen Best Marc, years old,G. c. Hitchcock 2d best, |" Best Mare, 1 year old C.. N. Flowers,
 Bethlehem Judges Judd, Watertown; s. w.. Hopson, Kent; T. M. Coe, Litchfeld.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

Aaca'ded ct tue tuenty-secentb Annual Cutie S2sow and Fai,' ofthe Lischfeld County Ag- 3.icuHa,1,1z ,SOcietu
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No. 11=TRAINs OF MOI

No. 11-TRA1Ns OF WORKING STEERS. Best Team, Town of Washington
 (30 pr) $2O 2d best, Town of Litchfeld (25 pr) 15 Judges-L. G. Morse, Northfeld; G. N. Atwood, Bethlehem; E. M. Rogers Corn wall.
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CLASS ".
No. 24.-GENERA1 MANUFACTURERS.

No. 24.-GENERA1 MANUFACTURES. The Committee have attended to the du- ties assigned and have examined such Gen. eral Manufactures as have been entered for premium, and award as follows: Joseph Mundry, Goshen, Box and
 Stand Top 1 % L Ensign, Bethlehem, Tanning Mill 2 % Marshapaug Co.,, West Goshen, Knit ting Cotton 3 % American Plough Mfg Co.,, Union vile, Plough 2 % c. F. Smith, Litchfeld, Wagon Jack 50 J. G. Beecher, New Milford, pressed | s. Clock, Litchfeld, baskets 50 Humphreyville Bros, Northfeld, Foot Power Pump % H. G. Scofeld, Stamford, Farm Gate 1 % James A. Young, Claremont, N. H., Reversible Flow % G. P. Allen, Needing Hoe, 50 M. F. Fem. Washington, Corn Shel-
 Ter, Cleaner and Separator 2 % Mitchell Rens, Naugatuck, Extension Hoe 50 Chas. s. Seymour, Hartford, Double
 acting, non-Freezing Force Pump %
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The Committee would make honorable mention of @ Washing Machine, three Wringing Machines, Galvanized Wire, and Lamp Chimney Cleaner exhibited by s. N. Bronson, Litchfeld, part of which are novel, but in the opinion of the Commit tee, not entitled to premium. Willie Moore's Black Snake shows Yankee inge- nuity, but is not strictly useful.
 Judges, Seth Thomas, Sedgwicl, Thomp- son.
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No. IS. Best breeding Mare with foal, E. l..
 Thompson, Bethlehem $5 2d best, R. w. Griswold, Torrington 3
 Judges-Alonzo Whiting, Torrington; Seth w. Hopson, Kent; A. c, Smith Mill ton.
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PUBLIC ACTS.
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THE CITY OF MERIDEN

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No. 6-DEvoN OXEN, Best pair years old, o. B. King, Wa
 tertown SC 2d best. Best pair years old, Arthur Holister,
 Washington 2d best o. B. King. 4 Judges-E. l.. Thompson, Bethlehem; Sheldon Johnson, Torrington; Henry l.. Coo, Litchfeld.
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CLASS III-SHEEP, SWINE, X POUL- TRY.
 No21-SHEEP
 Best fine wool Buck, Jonas Hunger | ford, Watertown S3
 2d best, Chas. s. Woodward, Wood- 1 bury
 Three best fine wool Ewes, Chas. s. Woodward 3 2d best, Jonas Hungerford
 Three best fine wool lambs, Jonas Hun gerford 2
 Best middle wool Buck, 0. N. Flowers l Bethlehem 5
 2d best Benj. Webster, Litchfeld 2
 Best middle wool ewes, R. w. Gris- 1 wold Torringford. l 2d best, Jas H. Osborn, Litchfsld 2 Best three Lambs, R. W. Griswold 2 l Best long wool Buck, D. w. Wagoner 3 Judges-S. Griswold, Torrington; J. W, Cook, Wolcottville; B. J. Atwood, Water
 town. No. 22-SwNH.
 Best Boar, ls moe. old, D. W. Wagon
 Best Boar unde. 1s mos. 8. E, ConkIn 2
 Best breeding Soy with litter of pigs, s. '. ConhliR ] JudessHB. V. Grisvold, Torrington; A.
 0. Smith, Hilton; Kirby Webster, Litch-
 .ld.
 l No. &-IoU17n-.
 3sss coop Fowls, Chas. II. Fiorar., DssnisaeR 400
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No. l9.
 Best pair matched horses, l.. w. Coe,
 Torrington S6 2d best. Geo. c. Hitchcock 5 3d best, Rufus Smith 5
 dges-Alanson Warren, Watertown; J.. T. Rockwell, Winsted,
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-3sss coop IoTlD, ChaS. Il. FioTars,
 Ossnislem 400
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rha Fortiath conRrelu.

The Congress which commences on
the 4th Of March is overwhelmingly Rad
ical In the Senate there will be but
five Democrats proper:
Messrs. Salisbury and Riddle, Of Del.
aware M Hendricks, of Isdiana; Mr..
Guthrie, of Kentucky, and Mr. Bucka.
lew, Of Pennsylvania. The Democrats on
national questions viii, however, be rein.
forced by seven Conservatives Messrs.
johnson and Swami, Of Maryland; Davis,
Of Kentucky Patterson, of Tennessee ;
Dooliltle, of Wisconsin; and Dixon, Of
Connecticut, making twelve in all The
Radical strength viii be forty, and adding
Nebraska, forty.two, thus giving them
much more than a three.fourths majority.
In the House, which, excluding the
Southern States, is composed of l9l
members, there will be 26 vacancies in
consequence of no elections having as
yet been held in several of the States.
II will stand on the 4th of March, l9l
Radicals to 81 Democrats, giving the
Republicans more than threefourths
vote, and if the present representation in
the States to elect is not changed, the
Radical strength will not be diminished.
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party for the next two years will have
absolute control of the Government
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The Yacht sham.

The Round Table thus mereilessly
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the Wind opt Of young Bennets achieve
ment!
The marvellous pluck, energy, and au-
dacity, indomitable will, perseyerlng
elan and self-sscrifcing patriotism
which have been exhibited by running
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worthy craft Of two hundred tons and
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and weeks on the Banks at mid
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Of the Henrietta, manned by an'eighth
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The New York correspondent OF the
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them, as a condition OF not proceeding
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the general public to cast aside all
suueamishness and ssntimentality for
once, and give the proposed legislation
at least fair trial, in the hope that it
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