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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-07
Relative Speed.

The velocity of n ship is from sto IL
miles an hour; Of a ~race-horse, from %
to 80 miles; of q bird, from so to 60
miles; Of the clouds in a violent hurri-
cane, ~ to 100 miles; of sound, s23miles;
of a cannon ball, as found by expert
ment, from 600 to 1000 miles; of the
earth around the sun, $1,000 miles, or
more than a hundred times quicker than
q cannon ball; of light, abont 100000 600
miles, passing from the sun to the earth,
% 1000, 600 miles, in about eight minutes,
or u million times swifter thana cannon
ball; while the exceeding velocity Of the
thoughts of the human mind is beyond
all possible estimate.
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New York Prize Association

LOO SiyeS lea Sets.-.s.-.
Together With q large assortment o. ~ 4.
Elegspt yswelry, saised NJ w % ~"~
Tia name and ya,ne of .arh arIds q g,
goods arc marked on T5ctets. pissea m0-g
Envelopes. and well mixed. On rep.
cent?; an envelope c~sntsining such Ibt"E
bs drawn without choice, and dsiivsfea -
Office, or sent by mail 10 any sddress Ih{.
chaser AFTER seeing what article 10 dnss -
yalpe--vhieh may bs from One 70 fire ~
Doflars-ean then, On payment OF va
receive The srticis nsmsd. or may ssehs1s 4
Cor any other article parsed On our 49,
worth ono Dollar. or more. B-Ne BA.tA
Our patrons can depend GU yrotnp. fstsIs
The ~srticlss drawn VII Do inmediAtsfys|
Exprsss or return nail or dsiivsred :. - a.
Letters from many persDns a~rtnosfnS.s.
receipt of vaiaab,s Gifts fpp as' MAJ, "a
on file at our ofles, among whom
mitted % rrfcr TO-: p = ca
John s. Hocoubu IAnbertylis, s1acs.
berland Street, BrDshiyp. living NAM 49,
Edwin H0yt. Stamford, Conny yeN rgsk
Watch, value 30. Hon. r. X bnsfs-~~.
ingtoh. ID. g.. DAsond Pin, tlza !Sn IA
LAND, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano: ges~s@,f
" jackson. % Nineteenth Sc, y. w
Machine 80. Joseph csmg. ElHifn O.
lodeon, 10 1ies- L. Coibh. -, suifk
Diamond Ciast<r Ring Is2za Df. hs'IIEs q
Worcester, Mass, sssisX H.shiSr, Hs.
Shaw, rs i6th Street. n. y, Gold W. No
Edw. Bsynton. Nashville Teas Assee%J Hsst
james Rus~ellt Mo~nisomsry Al ~%.sss
ing watch. SzS. RT. Smith. Pfofnr VA
L, Silver Leysr Watch ~ 0sesI5tsEsM
son. N. j.. Music BoI, vs.. Hon. y. 3 cs<rJ
So eaply Min, Geld wSsteh. Ne shR-E
Litehseid. Conn, silver wsseh wa l
mond. Dayton. Ohio, silver Tea - - nf
z. N. schenek, Detroit. Nieh., 49, - Bssa.
Rinex tzza Pierre Beandin y ~. lssss
New Orsesns. ihss,esd King tl,s. .iiE
Barnes, 81 Louis, No. Melodies, yaIssg
liza chance 70 obtatn asy q nsssLxp
ttaes for One Dollar BY pufehssinE rsns
.slsps fSr o 'sss.- Ruiir' '.i'
''fs = =, T, 4 "a ssr One psiar, |, q I..
lars. - Tor Five Dollar Crest indussS
i, u. Ray :
sSsc,SAkv3m seo, RreAdw4ys sss."-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-07

'Puress and sweetest Ced Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by n sweetness Ind
purity peculiar to it alone, Its TsPuta-
ton is so great that it takes the lead Of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to, ask for
"Hazard g. Caswell's Cod Liver Oil.'
Caswell, Mack q Co, New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. M mar 2osmyseowly.
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on Its Wings

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell of sickness, we assure you there
Is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea
Headache, Sour Stomach, &c, use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIS, SMITH Zoo,
decI ProprietOrs.
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Fertume-Teiifn8. H
"Not many evenings since it is re-
corded that q sinner who had escaped
hanging for, 10. these many years, was
in company with several ladies. The
subject of fortune-telling was intro
duced. Several of tho angels pleaded
guilty to the soft impeachment of hav-
ing written to Madame This and Mad
IN That to furnish them leaves in their
future history. Instances were mention
ed of some very startling developments
in q certain case h%erabouts.
"Old R was asked for his opinion.
He replied: so far as I am personally
concerned, / know more about myself
than I wish to. don't think any good
comes Of those things. had n friend
who dressed himself in lady's clothes,
and called upon a celebrated prophe-
tess. He did not believe she would dis
cover the disguise, but he heard what
made him exceedingly unhappy Here
the old reprobate ceased. A lady much
Interested asked, What did she tell
himr She told hun he was going to
marry soon, and become the mother of
Ten children ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-07
Immeusely Popular.

The proprietors of Goes Cough Bal
sam have succeeded in creating d de-
mand in nearly every village OF the
United States. Reasons whyf First,
it is effectual; second, it is cheap; third,
it is pleasant to take; fourth, they know
TO let the afflicted know it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-07
To Business Men.

The WEEKLY REGISTER is O large and
handsome torty-eight column paper, and
is read by a larger number and a more
intelligent and well-to-do class of Peo-
pie than any other newspaper published
in West Virginia or Eastern Ohio 1t
has a respectable circulation in every
county in this State, and reaches over
five hundred ~post-offices ill the neigh
boring States. Its value as an adver-
Using medium is apparent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-07
Snleudid Reef

Mr.. James M'Gannon bought of DIR.
Campbell, yesterday, two Us fine steers
rs ever were butchcred for this market
the two weighing 3,AG4 pounds.
Those who call at stall 81, ID Ward
Market House, next Saturday morning,
will get the finest cut of beefthcy have
ever had. 1T.
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TOWN
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
See4adyertisement of Everett House,
New York.
Isaac Colts, Jr., has retired from the
firm of Walter Mar shall g. Co.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Daily Register English and
German Steam Job Printing Establish
ment. F'"'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-07
Graham,s Screen Chnrn.

This is something entirely new. BY
it more butter is produced, IL IN a
shorter time, than by any other process.
1t is worth seeing. Call at the Grant
House, and Mr.. Edwards, the General
Agent, will explain it to you.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-07

the best paying, and readers who would
gather the best idea Of what is going
ON must not overlook the columns Of
small type.-N. T. Ersning Gazette.
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Ever, shrcwa B~u,iu... Wan,

Will understand that advertisements
inserted in the REGISTER reach a large
and important class OF people that can
he reached through no other medium.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-07
're Advertisers.

Der 4r0eiter Fe2ad is the only news
paper printed in the German language
IN West Virginia. II is read by all the
Germans, without respect to party, in
this State and Eastern Ohio. 1t is,
therefore, an excellent advertising me
dunn. 1t is issued every Saturday from
the REGISTER Office. N'@
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MA. E,fsAM4s,w aiki't
Dress sandnG Cloak Maker

E,ylsl Asfn Sssees Re
eoy.rt .. Hep ssr lf.sut.s!s.A a,Sy1
HAWsKcElyHA TaHIrY
psfed 10 Do N tosf b fbslr q -
stylsso RhsDerns eokaanhe
4ptnefbesssu6sannsss4s
M nsaeA rba 500 ~ kSfs'
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DIR. Iunn DeInmarre,s specific pills

H-STRENGT
DIR. Juan DeIamarre's Specific Pills
arc prepared by the Mossieurs GARANCIERE &
DUPONT, Pharlnaceutists, No. pa Rue Lombard,
Paris, from the Prescription of DR.. JUAN della.
MARIE, Chief Physician to the Hospital Du
Nord on Lariboisere.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
PARIS. May 5th, 1863.
GENTLEMEN I've have used the "SPPcIFIc
Pills made from DIR. DELANARRE's PREsCNP'
TIoN, during several years past, In our private
and public practice, and have found them . most
energetic and efficient Remedy in cases Of Sperm
atorThea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily
OF Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness, OF
ImpOtsnep; Special arrangements Of the Ner
vons System: Weakness arising from Secret
Habits and Sexual Excesses; Relaxation OF the
Genital Organs; Weak Spinner Affections Of tbs
Urine; MILKY" Discharges; Paleness Of the
Skin, with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodlen Lips
Punched" Features; Irregular Action of the
Heart and In al the CHASTITY train of Symptoms
arising from Over.use. Abuses, or Loss, from
anv cause, of the Nervous Fierce.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and al
persons suffering from any Symplomatic or Or
ganic 4 Seetions OF the GESIro-U URINARY SYSTEMS
TO use these Pills. With high respect, we arc
yours most sincerely,
L. A. BEAUREPAIRE, N. d
&. ID. DuJARDIN, NJ. ID.
JsAS De LEUCHRE, N. ID
To Graneisrs \ Dupont No. 2l4 Rue lombard
Paris.
Sedentary and Studiom Occupations. Griefs
Inrieties, or whatever tends to impair the Vital
Action of the Drain, Heart or Nervous systs1n
frequently lead to the most Distressing and En-
barassing Disorders Of the yIRLE System. Stu
dents. Clrgynlest and Lascvers, therefore, who
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Messrs. Laninu e. Kruger,

Frescoe and En-Caustic Painters, re-
sp~ectfully inform the citizens of Wheel
ing and the public generally, that they
are now prepared to receive more orders
for this kind Of work before their de-
parture to other cities. They will re-
main here yet about a week to COM
plete their work now on hand, and all
those persons who wish any work exc
cuted in this line, can leave their ad-
dress ut the office Of G. W. Franzheim
& Co. during this week. After this
time fhey can address q
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

One year.4A...s 81 81 tThree months..-.@ %
Six months. -. 4 90 One month"; -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19
THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNAI TUESDAY FEBRUARY

of the same character. Our sExecu
tive will not be any more terror to
evil doors, and praise to them that
do well. Our Judiciary will not be
pure and upright. but viii render I'M
righteous and unjust DEGREES, and our
Legislature viii be den of iniquity
and corruption. and our statutes a
disgrace to a Christian and enlight-
70 accomplish the purity of the
people for all time to come, the good
and self sacrificing of every genera
ton must take hold and promote with.
earnest hearts every enterprise that
will turn the feet of the young in the
path of virtue, Rand while no secta-
rian dogmas should be taught in our
common schools, yet every teaehersin
these should have his head and heart
full of the. .elevating. truths of the
Gospel, and simpart each. day to those
entrusted to his or her instruction,
the great principles found inq the
teachingssof Him who spake as never
man spake. qHTWII2 qHW 10 baa
But neither the common school or
the Sunday School, or any other
means that is now provided, will
reach this class of persons whom the
able Senator from Laporte yesterday,
with so much truth said ARE the wards
of the State. This is the only way we
can save this vicious class. y We
should be profoundly grateful that
there is any way to make good honest
men and intelligent citizens out of
this material. lapge1f yll9t 9dt 10
Let us then not hesitate moment !
to pass this bill, but rather let US re-
joice that it is our glorious privilege
to be the instruments of inaugurating
in Indiana an enterprise that has been |
SO beneicent In its results in our sis
ter States. 1910 si9sgo cdr /
p The bill finally passed by yeas %,
nays 9. ,Ela5 .snaiiHl
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a0 IS ,TEsSETV5 sEiSita - 2, - e a.. ~
38s fwaoBa ds9If 10 noi enc .grT'i- g
So vol yFsY aiHF 1ua bna 9Fofa ~ .,r,,,If-5
~ ~ 9, .sQ0G H33daTT '''0i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19

= .sspoII sdt i9ssaq ylsuorg
~ b9T9bianoosJ ssoIHu wsl 3
.aldGdo11 ion
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19

River and thence by Mount Carmel
to Nation. This done, that city will
soon increase greatly in population
and commercial Importance.
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4 TRIP TO MT. VERNON.

The County The Soil and Average
Yield eFsAefe-Wheat Prospect
Masonic HaIl-The National Bank
R00m-NeW Seminary
1871 Ruilding-A Wooden FactOry-City
improvements = The People -
County officers = large Revenue
"a. Tax. AZ a. OOH .aoiesa
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l9d0Oq $50 I03bis91I cd YI0salIa9 y
d9uo4d7 II 3s2 d iIuoffib Cd i.lw IL 81
.yBbssnboW 9Toi9d
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TMMEKCHANTSs EANHA NDL - q Z ~ =,
Mx GENTLEMEN'S RESTAUhAN1'
fs.N No. First street. e-f.
TRUNTZ Il MENTZER, Proprletors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors viii be
kept constantly on hand ana sPeclal ao-
tention will be given TO the ~ -sinfI9Q
RESTA URANT,
where all the delicacies oil the season VIII
be served in the most approve s n3INp-r
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN OF the city.
A liberal patronage is solicited
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-17

several varieties of fruit; and we sug-
gest that IN future they be rewarded
by increased premiums.
We suggest that premiums be offer
ed for the best native seedlings of the
different varieties of fruits. Compe-
iitors for such premiums should be re-
quired to furnish a full description of
the fruit and the tree, giving their pc
cullar characteristic and values.
We suggest that exhibitors especial.
ly for the premiums for display Of
fruits. be required to furnish a full list
oftheir various kinds on exhibition,
separating the fall and winter varieties.
This course would aid the committee
il tho performance of their duties.
JAMES A.. ADAIR,
G.. w. HERYMAN,
ALBERT HAMILTON,
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-17
GLASS mo. 2.

John Roberts, Bloom, PAIR home
made Blankets, End prem 81.
Mrs Jacob Bone, Bloom, five yards
Flannel, End prem l.,
Mrs George w Waller, Bristol, bed
Quilt, I'd prem 1.
Mrs Mary Boden, Meigsville, bed
Quilt, LIST prem 2.
Matilda Smith, Morgan, pair wooden
Mittens, LIST prem l.
Charles Kittner, McConnelsville.
pair cotton Stockings, 1st prem /.
Susan Ray, McConnolsville, linen
table cloth, prem l..
Mrs DIR Rusk, Malta, homemade
Counterpart, prem 1.
LYDIA N Shields, Marion, five yards
linen, prem 2.
Mes Alex Higgins, Meigsvillc, wool
en- carpet prem 3.
John G Vincent, Meigsvillo, rag car.
pet prem 2.
John Parmitcr, Bristol, pair home.
made blankets, 1st prem 81 same pair
single c~overlets, prem J..
James Hammond, M~eigsvillo, five
yards of flannel LIST prem 2 same,
pair Of wooden stockings prem l.
Sophia Travis, McConnclsville, two
pair wooden stockings, machine knit
- m~eritorious.
Mrs L NJ Spurrier McConnelsville,
home wrought Rug prem 2,
The following articles were eNam
inod by the Committee Of this Class
and found TO be m%eritorious
John Roberts, Bloom, par double
coYerlcts.
Joseph r Vest, Malta, pair home
made blankets.
o NJ Lowell, same, rag carpet.
Lotto II Morrow, McCUnnelsyIlle, pair
wooden seeks.
Mrs Ilyla Shepard, same, patch
work red quilt.
Mrs Il NJ Stanbcry, same, home
wrought rug woven.
Charles Kitinor, same, pair home
made linen sheets and knit covoricts.
Nancy Henry, Windsor, pair home
made blankets.
Mrs George J Henderson, Bristol.
one double covcrlet.
Mrs Philip Grow, same, PAIR home
made linen sheets.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-17
LIST Of PREMIUMS
Aw A ID ID BY Il Il
MORGAN COUNTY
Agricultural Society,
AT THEIR
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL PAIRl
HELD AT THE
r a i O u n d 8 !,
NEAR M'CoNNELsvILLE,
r a i @ T. O u n d 8
NEAR M'CoNNELsvILLE,
October Est, 2nd and srd, 1857.
4 A-No. |.

CLASS A-No. L.
Nathan b Henry, Windsor, stallion over
years, LIST prem So.
james M'Cune. Bloom, gelding over 2 yrs
LIST prem 2.
james S Deartb, Meigsville, gelding over 4
yrs, % prem A..
Robt NJ Durbin, Morgan, brood mare, %
prem 3, same suckling colt % prem 2.
Frgnk Bemis, M'COnnelsville, stallion over
2 years, LIST prem 3.
Benjamin Baily, Penn, brood mare, Isl
prem 4. same sucking colt, LIST prem B.
Geo W. Thompson, Windsor, gelding, over
3 yrs, ist prem 3. same mare over A yrs Isl
prem A,
Geo Brown, Neigsville, marc over 2 years
lst prem 2.
John d Farru, Morgan, stallion over 2 yrs
I'd prem 2.
Isaac chapman, Center, mare over ? yrs I'd
prem /.
Chas Kinzel, Bloom, stallion over l yr ID
prem /.
Cbas p Scott, M'Connelsyille, gelding over
3 yrs I'd prem 2.
Wilson NJ Farra, Morgan, mare over 3 yrs
I'd prem 2.
saml Bone, Bloom, mare over 3 yrs, lst
prem 3.
Albert Dickey, M'Connclsvil!e, mare over !
yr ID prem !.
Hrzekiah Duugherty, Marion. stallion over
4 yrs Is. prem 10.
WIN S BUzman, Meigsville, gelding over ?
yrs, % pen /.
John + IIsveuer, Malta, mare over 4 Yrs
2l pre- 3.
John MHler, Malta, mare over 4 yrs lst
prem 4.
Joseph Wagner, Meigsyille, ]yoarIing colt,
LIST prem 2.
Edwin Newsom, Penn, stallion over ! yr,
LIST pam 2.
s'M Spencer, Meigsyi!e, stallion over 3 yrs
I'd prem 3.
Chas Wood, Union. gelding over 4 yrs lst
prem G.
W. 3. Richardson, Of Bloom township,
having been awarded the second premium on
stallion over 4 years. in Class a. No. l, and
report having been made to the Board by the
Chairman of .hu. Committee that he had in
terlercd with the Committee in their odjudica>
tions in said Class, the Board huye decided
that he should be excluded from the said pre-,
MUM unless he can substantive his noninter-
ference with the same, which may be dohe a,
ony time prior to or OF the next meeting OF the
Board to be held November %, 1867.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-17
DISCRETIONARY

Frank A Work, McConnclsvillc,
stick rustic frame mcritorious: same,
stick rustic frame, meritorlous.
DR. d Huffman, McConuclsvIlle, dis
play ofdentistry mcrit0rlous.
Emma Chcadle, McConnclSvrlle,
bead basket meritorious.
Mrs Robt Luton, Malta, SIP cimcn
OF basket and shell work, very fine
work mcritorIous,
Joseph Stubs, Uncomfortable, knit
ting machine, executes work well.
Samuel II colt, Windsor, specimen
Tennessee broom corn, merit0riOus.
Mrs e NJ S~tanbcry, McConnclsvllIc,
hanging bead basket m]crltorious,
John w Tanner, GAINESVILLE, Wheel
CT & Wilson's sewing machine executes
work well.
Cornelius DEVICES, Marion, Motifs
water elevator, improvement on chain
pump merltorious.
DR. WIN Hambleton, McConnclsville,
display Of dentistry merItorious.
Geo McCaughey, Deerfiold, dressed
furs, work we'll executed; same, fur
gloves, work we'll executed.
Chas II L~oughridge, Morgan, wood
en- joint snake work well executed.
One Howe sewing machine not en-
tered on our book we find best for all
work.
The premiums awarded above arc
now ready for payment, and persons
cntlLled to the same can get their
money by calling On James b. McGrcw,
Esq. Treasurer ofthe Society. at the
Auditors office, JOHN S. ADAIR,
Secretary.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-17
5000 People Present.
Speeches by Gems. VIM. and Ed
ward Ball, of GAINESVILLE
Hon. Jas. M. Gaylord
and Capt. ".
T.. Power.
TOrch-Light PrOcesSiOn-Ftre'
WOrks--Creat Enthusiasm,

On Thursday evening, according to
notice, the multitude assembled IN this
town, and jollifed in honor Of the
great Democratic victories of October
9Th. The crowd was estimated at at
least 5000 people. The torch-light pro.
cession wos one of tho largest over
witnessed here. The transparancies
were numerous and bore mottos ex-
~ceedlngly appropriate. Gen. VIM.
Ball, of GAINESVILLE, delivered one of his
pithey and argumeutative speeches,
which received applause after mp.
plauso from the enthusiastic multitude.
He was followed by Gen. Edward Ball,
Hon. James NJ. Gaylord and Capt. B..
f. Power. Everything went off orderly
and to the credit Of Democracy. Our
nextjubilee will take placeimmediatelY
after the coming Presidential election.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-17
CLASS NO 3.

Marry a Warren, McConnclsville,
crotchot tidy prom 81.
Mrs Il X Wood, same, embroidery
IN muslin prem 2.
Emma Chcadlo same, tidy prem l.
Charles KIttncr, samu, worstcd en-.
broldery prem 2.
Mrs G w Conklin, Morgan, shirt
prem 2.
Anna Oliver, Melgsville, embroidery
on collar prem l.
MaryS WEIGH, McConnclsvllle, spec.
linen leather work prem /.
The following articles were found in
this Glass to be ~mcrrtorious:
Nancy Loughridge, Morgan, spcci-
men Spanish needle work,
Charles Kittncr, McConnelsville,
specimen net work.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-17

CLASS J-.NO.l.
A Law.Cgve, Morgan, gallon sorghum molas
sheldon p Mott, MConneIsyllle, Jar preserved
peaches 2d pre- /.
Z Cottos, same, box fancy bar soap, pre- L.
same, box resin soap pre- /.
John i Stone, same, specimen currant wine "a
pre-.
Leyina Henery Windsor, four lbs fresh butter
p pre- ?; same Jar cherry preserves pre- |.
Brs Jonah Tayener, Malta, displa homemade
soap LIST pre- J same, Jar soap ID pre- sec.
ms II Dunsmoor, same, jar ounce jelly LIST pre-
DR. Geo Nowlinso1, same, specimen Isabella
grape wine I'd pre- il same, specimen American
black grupe wine LIST pre- Z.
Miss Sytha Reed, Morgan, jar lard pre- ] same
-four pounds fresh butter list pre- 81 same, Jar
pickles LIST pre- l.,
Mrs 5 J McMurray, same, jar white currant Jelly
LIST pre- ! same. jar red eurrlnt jelly "a pre- 50c.
Saml II Scott, Windsor gallon Sor-
ghum molasses LIST pre- 2.
Mrs SP Mott, M'Connels7ille, Loaf
bread lst pre- l.
J b Ston?, same, specimen currant
wine pre- l..
Mrs G w Conklin, Morgan, jar Gu
cumber pickles I'd pre- soc.
Mrs A 5 Dlckey, M'Ccnnelsvillo,
loaf bread 2d pre- SOC.
Lydia n Shields, Marion, can pre-
served peaches LIST pre- !; same, can
preserved peaches % pre- soc same,
can preserved plums LIST pro 1 Same,
jar apple butter pre- /; same, Jar ounce
jelly I'd pre- SOC.
Mrs Albina lIambleton, Windsor,
jar tomato jelly LIST pre- l.
Nancy Henry, same, jar ounce pre-
serves I'd pre- SOC.
Jos Nickerson, Centcr, jar soap, LIST
pre- !.
ThoS Hammond, M'ConnOlsville.
gallon carbon oil pre- 2.
Miss Harriet Murray, MeIgisvllle
cheese LIST pre- 3.
The following articles were found by
the Committee IN this class to be
meritorious.
Leyina Henry, Windsor, jar pear
preserves and jar strawberry preserves
Mrs W Wood, Malta, jar raspberry
jelly,
Saml II Scott, Windsor, sweet apple
preserves.
Mrs e NJ Stanbory, M'ConneIsvillo
grape marmalado, grape preserves anc
peach syrup.
Mrs Sarah Clancy, Morgan, jar cur
rant jelly.
Mrs G w Conklin, same, jar pre-
served gooseberries.
Lydia N Shields, jar peach Jelly
jar blackberry jelly and four pounds
fresh butter,
Mrs Albina Hambleton Winds IL, jan
crab apple jolly, and Jar grape jelly,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-17
GLASS B.

Wm S Floyd, Meigsville, sucking mule colt
% pre- 2.
Ross W Cray, Bristol, Jack list pre- 20.
Jos ) Woodward, Morgan, pair of mules
lst pre- 8.
Thos b Oliver, MeigsyiIIe, yo4rling mule
colt "a pre- 2.
VIM. Chandler came. pain Of mules I'd
pre- A,
Joseph Reed, Bloom, mule I'd pre- 3.
Nelson Scott, Union, yearliug mule colt lst
pro 3.
Joseph Wagner, Meigsville, sucking mule
colt LIST pre- 3.
Levi p Pierce, Union, jack % pre- ).
john NJ Reed, Morgan, mule lst pre- D.,