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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

The Chinese authorities have punished
several connected with the motbing of
Christians at Tien Tien, with the utmost
severity, a number being banished and
several executed. Such action shows
that the Chinese authorities discounte-
nance such outrages, and in doing SO viii
probably demand similar Justice from
other governments in the mobbing Of
unoffending Chinese.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Nine hundred and sixty bushels of
onions per acre were raised last season, ON
the farm Of Dir. Watson, seven miles
west Of Portland. As onions are worth
81 per bushel, Mr. Watson. has struck it
Eich-s960 per acre being rather over
average.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Recent advices from Mexico state that
President Juarez had been attacked with
. &c resembling appoplexy, but at the
time of forwarding the dispatch was
thought to be out Of danger.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Senators Geo. H. Williams and Fl. w.
Corbett, with their families, left Portland
for Washington City on the last steamer,
to be in attendance on the next session
Of Congress, which opens next month.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

"What's in name p is well illustra-
ted by canal boat on the Erie, named
the Crushing Thunderbolt." You can
almost see it how. as it rushes violently
along behind two old, walking. blind
horses
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
SuecfaI Collector Of Claims,

4 large amount of CITY.and EAST PORT
LAND Property for Sale.
Also, IMPROVED FARMS. and valuable nm
cultivated LANDS, located in all parts Of the
State.
Investments in, REAL ESTATE ard other
PROPERTY, made for correspondents.
CLAIMS OF ~, descriptions promptly collected
HOUSES anl STORES leased.
All kinds OF Financial General Asen"v eus'-
ness transacted.
Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sa,S will
please furnish descriptions of the to the
AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE. in each of the
principal CITIES and TOWNS Of this STATE.
june 1o-tf.1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

The bill passed by the late Legislature
to complete the drainage of the State
lands in Union county, has been vetoed
by the Governor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Fisk's "where the woodbinc twiueth"
has been found in Missouri, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodbine report two pair of twins
in the last three years.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

The total colored vote of the United
States is put down at 100000, of whom
not to exceed $4,000 are north of the
Mason aud Dixon line
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

CoL J. S, Crosbie. Cen Sheridan's
chief of staff, drew SIS, 900 prize in the
San Francisco lottery. Another prize of
S13, 900 was drawn by Chicageau.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

The New York Tribune presents state
ment of the comparative cost of govern
ing New York city and the nation. The
National Government, with its army and
navy to support, with ITS Post Office, its
gigantic schemes of internal improvement,
its custom service, its Indian appropria-
tions, its diplomatic expenses, costs each
citizen just two dollars a year. The city
government, with none of these extra
burdens, costs each citizen twenty-eight
dollars a year!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

John Rosenfeld, of San Francisco,
invested 81 900 in the late lottery scheme
and obtained 500 prize!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

The Salem ISfateeDlan still contends
thatthe recent report of the existence of
small pox is unfounded-it is chicken
pox. The excitement has abated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

John Quincy Adams is again the DEM
ocratic nominee for Governor of Mas
sachusetts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Illinois now ranks as the fourth State
in the Union, Ohio, Pennsylvania aud
New York only. having more population.
Where will Illinois be at the end of the
next decade, first or second in point of
ponulation
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Two boys were brought to Portland or
Monday from Last Chance, arrested foi
shooting at each other Rapid boys.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05
TuE EuRopEAN WAR.-Since our

THE EUROPEAN WAR.-Since our
last issue, the Surrender Of Metz, with It's
vast military stores and its brave defend
crs, has transpired. With Bazaine's
surrender, the last remnant of the once
magnificent French army of veterans
disappears, and nothing is left TO oppose
the vast German army, made up of tried
veterans, but raw and inexperienced
levies, individually, it may be, brave
enough, but lacking the discipline and
experience necessary to cope successfully
with the troops composing the invading
Power. Sadly deficient as the French
seem to be in almost everything that
goes to make up and fully equip an effect
i've army, there is no show of faltering !;
the people still exhibit stern resolve to
fight to the bitter end The fall of Metz
gives King William 160, 900 more troops
wherewith to overrun France and compel
the surrender of Paris. By tho misfor-
tune, or tleechery, whichever it may
prove to have been, of Bazaine, Prussian
chances have been greatly increased for
compelling France to sue for peace. II
would seem now that, unless neutral
Powers interfere, a hard fate indeed is ir
store for France.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Another lucky man is j. G. Wright,
Of Salem, who drew the whole amount of
$500 in the San Francisco lottery.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Mrs. .. a. Jehns has -hssr appointed
asens ior fhs sale Of the Singer SEWING
machine 10 this city. Persons call;r..,
ner millinery store can see the Einpa1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Mrs. George Francis Trains cottage,
at Newport, is high up on the bluffs
where it blows SO that she feels perfect
ly at home-dosen't miss George Francis
at all.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

It will be seen by proclamation else
where in to-day's paper, state President
Grant has appointed Thursday, Novem-
Der gath, as day of national thanks
giving.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

At recent election in Vermont there
were six towns in which there was not
Democratic vote cast. They are the
most orderly and prosperous towns in the
State
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

Another batch of laws this weck-good
entertainment for the long winter nights.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

The question of erecting grain cleva-
tor is receiving attention at Portland.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05
NEW TODAY.
SELECT SCHOOL.

O CHOOL is being taught in the ALBANY
- COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, under the su-
pervision of NJ. T. CRAWFORD, assisted by Miss
JULIA ELKINS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

ION; for November, comes to US as bright
and as fresh looking as the green fields
are after.a gentle rain. 1t is published
by T.. G. Allen & Co., Augusta, Maine.
Terms, rs cents per year. A fine Steel
Engraving, entitled "From Shore to
Shore" is presented to every new SUBJ
scriber. 1t is really one of the most
pleasing engravings ever before the pub
lie. The Companion is printed on fine,
heavy paper; it's columns are filled to the
brim with good things by talented au-
thors, and withal it is one ef the largest
and finest illustrated family newspapers
published.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

The Shah of Persia has staff of six
thousand persons.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05
ERowNsvrLLE.

A. Wheeler. dealer in faacy and staple Dry
Go Ids. Hats, Clio hing, Boots smd Shoes. Hroae-
r4S, CIR ekery, Hsrdwnr, IRON aud Steel Wasen
Tin,her, Pio,s, Agri,l'tu al tmplements. &C.,
etc.
No ;o-.'Sn,ttl profits ans quick returns
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

good old-fashioned ssmist'' onenad
on US on Thursday night, and as We :,
10 rress II 10 coming down right n,sr,;isr r.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05
JuDGE KELsAY. JOSEPH uASxoN
KELSAY & HANNON.
Affnrnauc md Gounaollors M Law

partners for Linn county.
OFFICE-Tn Post Office Building, (up stairs),
Albany, Linn county, Oregon. 9v3f
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05
RATES OF TUITION.

(Per quarter of eleven weeks.)
Primary Department. O0
Preparatory and common branches...........5 90
Advanced English. .................-....-....s.7 90
Ancient and Modern Lansuages......-........ %
Tuition Payable In Advance.
NJ r. CRAWFORD,
Albany, Nov. S, 20. Principal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05
gg s = s = 4 f s q ~
LATEST EVIDENCE
CURE THAT COUGH
USE THE BEST REMEDY
Every day brings strong proof of the great value
of this
B a LIS "A M.


DIR. p. Meredith, Dentist. office No. 1872 West
Sixth street, states rs follows:
CfScISNATI, October /, 1852
Mcssrs. j. n. HARRIS CO.-Gents About
year go took cold which settled my
lungs. violent cough was the consequence.
which Increased with severity. l cNpectoratcd
large quanttlw of phiegin and matter During
the last winter became so much reduced that
was confined to my bed. The disease was attend
ed with cold chilis and night -sweats diarrhGn
set in My friends thought l Was in the last
stages of consuinpti and could not ssibly1gct
WE'LL was recommended TO try
Aliens Lung BalSa1n
The formula given to me- which induced me
TO give it n trial. and | will only add that my
tend 10 my business rs usual. Yours respectfully,
p. MEREDIrIL
All afflicted with Coug, any Throat OF Lung
tro,.tia saouid Aliens Lung Balsam without
delay. j. n. HARRIS & CO., Sole Prs.rretcrs,
inVinuati, Ohio.
CAUTION.
| Do not be deceived you who want n good med
| icine, ana desire Aliens Lnny Botsam." DO not
allow unpripc cip.cd dealers 10 sell you prcpara-
ton cal ell Aliens Pectorak H. asani-see that You
| get ALIEN S LUNG BALSAM, and you will
| buve the best Cough remedy offered to the public
| aud that will give you satisfaction.
FOR SALE By
REDlNGT0N, H0STETTER & Co.,
329 a 5oi MarAet-st-, San Francisco, CAL.
Agents for California and Pacific States.
uov5 gs,-soid by all Druggists. -1S o-z01
1 '
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

The Republican ticket of New York
is exciting much enthusiasm in the party,
and the Tribune is confident that the
State will be restored to the Republican
column this fall. BY strict application
and enforcement of the naturalization
laws, passed at the last session of Con-
gross, in New York and Brooklyn, thous-
ands of fraudulent Democratic voters will
be cut off, thus insuring a fair vote,
which win defeat Democracy without a
doubt.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

LArEsT.-A dispatch from Arlon, Bel
gium, says that Metz has not ca2i.ulatcd
that the garrisons of the forts and
towns refuse to agree to the capitulation
of Bazaine, and that the Prussians will
resume their position about the place.
The effects of Winter is beginning to
tell on the German troops, the deaths
from sickness amounting to 1000 per
day.
The Bavarians are pronounced the
most cruel of all troops.
All foreigners have been offered pass
es to leave Paris.
The Germans will open the lombard
mcut of Paris with 250 siege guns.
1t is reported that written accept
ance of the crown of Spain was received
at Madrid on the 1st inst. from the Duke
of Aosta.
The Prussian Landwehr reserves have
been called out, which would seem
to indicate the exhaustion of German
strength.
The Orleans Princes are said to have
an army of 10000 in the west oI
France.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

Rsn,. The Galveston News of the 10th
has n long leader Oh quarantine and trade,
jusiirying the rigid quarantine maintained
at that place, md concludes by asserting
that yellow fever does not originate in
this country. "At one period" says the
News, "there was an interval Of thirty
seven years during which there was not
one case Of yellow fever in the western
world; and in almost every instance It's
commencement among us can be traced to
intercourse with the western coast of A fri
en-. 1t is an African dlsease-lit only for
negroes. There never has fecn q yellow
fever epidemic in Galveston unless it was
introduced from abroad, or revived from n
previous year"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

gsY- Some time since, when we spoke oil
the fact that were it not for party legisla-
ton and government pap, q Radical paper
could not be published in Texas, the Tyler
Index jumped us for the assertion, and SO
did parson Gillespie, and so did Tracy,
Now we have confirmation Of our remark
from Radical or Republican source
Hear the Austin Republican:
"The chicken-pis organ swells out like
an old turkey cock In gobbling time with
the idea that it is "a cosmopolitan jour.
nal" The only bona fide support the jour-
nal has is from q lot of fellows who have
gathered from all parts of the world into
Texas, "on little tour of political OBJ
servation," and in this sense it may claim
to be cosmopolitan"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

Besa. Notwithstanding the assertions OF
the Now Orleans papers to the contrary, it
IL very evident that yellow fever has be-
come epidemic in that city. For the week
ending Sept. 18th, there were tifty-two
deaths from that disease, to nineteen the
previous week. Quarantine has been es-
tablished at Galveston and lndianola,
against al vessels from New Orleans, pas-
sengers from that port being compelled to
lay at quarantine twenty-five days. The
deaths In New Orleans from the lever have
been mostly confined to foreigners, and
those recently arrived, the report showing
but three natives of the United States out
of the 81 deaths but that there is certain.
ly danger Of the disease spreading and be-
coming epidemic, ifit Is not already so
there seems scarcely aldoubt, and We think
that the authorities of Galveston are pur.
suing wise course in the strictness oil
their quaranteen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21,-Lato
,advices from Arizona place tho cap.
ith of the Territory in u state of
'seigc. Twelve citizens were killed,
and nine Mexican teamsters and the
mail rider slaughtered. Nearly all
the stations and wagon trains de-
.stroyed. The farmers are abandon
ing the ranches, and tho Indians
are absolutely free to depredatc.
j ROCHESTER,, Sept. 2l.-In the
Democratic State Convention, VIM.
F. Odell, permanent President, the
following resolutions were adopted:
First-A general indictment
against the Republican party.
Second-Favoring free trade.
Third-Reform in internal reve-
nue. matters.
Fourth-Denouncing the Con-
gressional naturalization act.
Fifth-Rejoicing at the downfall
of Imperialism in France, the cstab,
lishment of q French Republic, also
tho establishment of German
unity.
sixth-Sympathy with the peo-
pie Of Ireland and Cuba and all 9TH
ers struggling for liberty.
Sevonth-Calling for an exten,
sion of clcmency to prisoners fol
violating the neutrality laws.
Notwithstanding the canal
funding bill.
Notwithstanding the admins,
tration of Gov. Hoffman.
John r. Hoffman was unanimous
ly nominated for Governor by &C
clamation. ,
SELMA, Sept. 21.-Ben. Turner, Q
negro of this city, was to-day nomi'
mated by the Radical convention fol
Congress from the first district.
Reynolds, of Wilcox, Buck, Of Mo
bile, and Coon, Dallas, all carpet
fbaggers, were candidates for thu
nomination. The negroes are slight
ly ,jubilant over their victory. Some
Of the white Radicals are talking
about holding another convention
-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01


sTThe Houston Union, lie. Parson
Giilespie,) in speaking Of II. ii. sneed,
Esq, says:
uThe HERALD contains q long cores
pondence between Gov. Davis, Col. J. X p.
Record, II. II. sneed and others, relative to
the assertion Of sneed that Record had
said Gov. Davis had made certain equito-
cal propositions to him. Little red-hesded
speed come. ont Of the affair like hound
caught in q smoke house. This is the same
little hypOcrite fhat approached us at
Austin for favor, and then went Rome
and abuse rs. We shall hang his hide on
n pols yet before we are done with him.
We copy the above, not that We endorse
it, for we do not; but 10 show what Wig
orous echo the heIl-dsserving Brcrnlou
has in Texas, in the person Of the lovely
PEARSON GiIlssrie, Of the Houston Union
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

nfnt usiiss rsaaif Affifaiiurtl 80
ufftsaifti Assasisiisa sh.ft 90 ifi
81 frlsitr. "Wednesday ftsHsitr fi.isF
al stiatisf afiif sea ust iasfn ia
~ nais. = ssry ffsiiiJ inr salslsi. 81 uf
afs indssi pissssA b. fsssid safh q ffsaii
- sesss4asat ures ',ssnsfis ,uals NJ ihs
srsssiis piFssisTs n Ne Assssiaiisn.
TIE display u PFsiasis ~ he ssii aai
skiil 81 suT uaifoss naiis sai sTiiIans
sas net, 30 are sorry 10 ~, IS large {"
sas H. h sIPsessi - ss souli desire
Eysyhaiy sssnsi 10 ihiuk that seuseeiy
else soali so@psls or Trsu'iuus sai that
here ~euli h god display ~i'hsa'
lhsir rhsHs, We hope thu, NE Slii not
have 10 record such a Trsuli A. The future
Fairs Of The Assosisiiea, i.ss every ous
oisf ssu,s,hiRg, aud thus cause eeRPs'i-
ton for ihs priEss aul LEI there he dis-
pay that gill ailrss' alisHsioa, We kne~
lha, there ats many things that nigh, b
entered that Noull adi interest 10 the
Pair, sni nc hope that nsSI year all will
sss % il that there is q crowd Of articles on
exhibition, Tie seeisly has nos bssens
= success PesunisFily, and LEI Us all join in
"a effort 10 make il 81 every other way,
The FIRST three days, Tuesday, Nsihss'
DAY, aud Thursday, The weather VAS sac,
anl the attendance fair though not ~
great as Nss anticipated, Friday the
siorm-kihg Prevailed, and rain fell In tor
TeLls Tor halfih preceding Hisht aud part
Of Friday morning, but toward noon the
clouds were dispellei before cool north
breeze, aud the people from our own, a.
we'll as other counties, FASTENED to the Fair
Grounds, In large numbers. Saturday,
however, being cool, clear and hraeing, the
enclosure Of the Grounds was densely
packed with human beings, estimated by
some as high as 2jc0, We only know that
the receipts Of the day indicated larger
att ndaneo Than at any one day ofany for
mer Fairs, The evening previous the Me-
Kinney Brass Band had reached town, and
accompanied the Dallas Band 10 the
Grounds on Saturday morning, adding no
little by their music 10 tho interest and
enjoyment OF tho occasion. On that day,
too, the premiums awarded were delivered
to the successful competitors. The silver
ware procured for the purpose was the bes,
OF the kind we have ever seen, and We are
informed gave universal satisfaction. The
Fair closed by an exhibition ofawking rid
ing by number of aspirants, and the per.
Torrance, we are told, produced great
amount Of amusement.
Thus closed the Fifth Annual Fair, and
rs VIC have urged before, We hupe next fall
to see a largely increased number of en-
tries IN all tho different classes. Let our
people see to that in the future.
The report of the Recording Secretary Of
the premiums awarded, will be found in
another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

PRETTY GooDs.-Last week we had the
pleasure of seeing and conversing about
the large and we'll assorted stock ofMessrs.
Prather & Murphy. They have on banda
most complete supply Of goods for their
Fall and Winter sales, which they have
marked down very low. We are pleased to
infer, from the superiority in quality and
style Of these goods, that their customers
are improving in taste IS well as in purse
We especially admired their line Of Dress
Goods for Ladies, which, We dare say are
uotsurpasssd, ifinassd equalsd, By fhoss Of
any house il Ts.ss-snd then, in ihs way
Of Ladies and Csildrsn's Hsss, 1t is inPos-
sible 10 sarps-s then-it ia treat fslook.
At hen Bss " have s.:4 sns1sh-eo
and see for yoursslL and der We Ajax
,ou car hardly biz buying-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-01

W. tsiHff a ss ftfi tiHHiit - ~
fsssuss sss usi ssit sliisiiii - A.
nsiis. CsssiJ alSiisiisTsi ssi nifiss'ssi
Ass.sisiiss sfs ssl tsitsisist u tfnsfi
g. fruriff ~ ffssiius aai assttaiaf :
rssiisas Hfslrr ffpuaIaus hfi 1850
saisi tuf ,sisstu Ffsisaiis AL fI.ia-
,ffs asi sriifefrs sd snitfsIs he ia
sisfs Isisf slrsis r.srif pssii iu its cd,
h rsHfsi, hui Fairs sah 81 hss'sn 'hi'
rtsuli, sHi 81 ths sass uns aasTt sfnusi-
I y sssauisg sssisioEs u TsrFssiisa sni
sausnsaii al, IA the elder States he
siiiisns ars a. ssrsfol aHi IToai u ihs
ssslassTs pssTsia are yearly displayed 'As
pTslaos q fsli, oTshsri, gsTtsa, the hAh'
dissrk Of The shoR sHi The noTs delicate
EsbTissiiohs fTem wsmals gsnslsTha Hi, IS
ssTs the classic Reaans u ihsiT aagIih-
ssai caTTisalan, o. sPlsniii rses-sslT's
Tar pAsTie,s. Nhsss islius, sEsH AFTER The
laPss u nshy ages, sliil attract ssadsF-
I lag eariosos frsm every elise, Ihis leads
as 10 SPEAK sf eur oSH Fair GF0aHi, Its
I 50 far as nature is concerned, one Of the
best aal PFslliesi SPOTS for the purpose IL
all this sue rsgioa q eouAlTy, bat ssdly
lacks inpF0ysmsnI, As yet there are mel
quarter the nauhsr Of bailAihgs eA Il that
The necessities Of q good sEhibilioa Ts-
qairs. There are hOw bat lss snail snss'
scarcely large sHsugh for uiasss, aud the
few seats have no root save the heavens,
ever lLsn. There sheald b 81 ampAliAs-
alrs, enclosing about ons''Airi sf The
ground, with a rias aud judges stand 10
the centre, the FlHe, Of course, unsossfsd'
aud srouHl the cutter circle 81 The smpAl-
Theatre, aud under The raised ssass. should
be booths for Refreshments, etc. THIS Is
proper style, ami where Il is carried eal,
Alrssouid neither depend upon fair wsa'
Their nsr suspend operations for foul In
order 10 improve our Pair Ground IS u
should be, IL will DO necessary for the Peo-
pie 70 Invest some money for the purpose
Had We such q Fair Ground as We have
skelehsi above, Il would have It's turn for
the annual State Fair, for certainly that
will not be held at Hous,on every year
Let IL no; DO said that any other county
In the State has u better aud more CON-
plete Fair Ground than Dallas. There Is
plenty Of money in the county 10 make
The hes, ground In the staY-is there the
public spiritP So far, while tho attend
anee at our fairs has been very good, there
have been too few entries. There must be
change for the better in this respect
Our Fairs do not do the surrounding eoun'
try justice, II we judge by what is eShib-
tied at them. Let every man and woman
In the county, capable Of producing my
ching excellent, resolve to enter something
attbe next Fair, and, IL they should win
neither premium nor certificate, they will
have The satisfaction Of doing duty they
owe to the general good, and receive the
thanks Of all having the prosperity OF
great and valuable institution at heart
Let us hope for q general Awakening TO the
Importance of our County Fair in time for
: the exhibition in 1871.