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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-28

NJ BATCHELOR'S II A / r d 7 E.
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment :. no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, self,
beautiful does not contain particle of lead Or
any Injurious com pound. Sold by all Druggists,
FACTORY, ls BOND STREET, N. 7. jy 1l-eodly
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MEETINGS..

RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, No. 20
kNIGHSs TEMPAR. 7
August 2Sh l8n.)
ORDER No. 4.-SIR KNIGHTS, <.AL
" Attend called assembly Of your ~
CUmmandery at the Asylum, in the Ma ~
sons Hall. TOMORROW (Tuesday) = v
EVENING. Goth instant, at O'Clock.
Candidates for the Orders Will be prompt In at
tendance. ~. -- ..... ....
BY order Of the r. Commander.
TIL s. II. DE WITT, Capt. 6en'L
WIN. j. RID3ICK, Recorder.
Persons having remplar clothing wishing 10
son Brown, No. I'll Broad, between 7th anu sLh
streets. au 9.2 -
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VINO Is "LAN," the famous Saratoga
correspondent of the New York CONNER
cial? The Standard says his name Is NJ.
ID. JASDOE.
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rOLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE, !:
HI UANYILLE, VA.

The next session win commence September 10
1871, and clio sc the last OF June.
Aev. I. Is. LAKE, Rev. JOHN LISSC0MB
JOHNSON. Principal. OF Collegiate Dsp.r,m eat.
A. PREoT, Principal ofDe csr;niento OF Modern
Languages and asusic, 90
The principals are aided In their respective de-
partnisnts b, competant assist ants
Charges for board and tuition IN al English
branches, for the cuIire session, $2se. 0iher
charges equally moferate. Fifty per cent. dis
count. 70 ministers, daugh e-s.
The Domestic nepa1t;nest Is under the CONTROL
Of Prof, A. PGEOT and lady. ia. -.
For catalogues, containing full particulars. ad-
dress rhn :rfncipals. ..,s,-4 ], 81 codsl5S
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SpHCIAI. RARGAINS-

SPECIAL BARGA1NS.
Two 10 three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum-
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, to be sold off at hall
value, as their inventory season list September
approaches. L. Z. PElCE u CO.,
jy2s ll0l Main street.
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~ CONDENSED RAW BEEF,

ng CONDENSED RAW BEEF,
=" PULYERJZED).
This is an entirely new preparation of Beef 1t
Is deprived Of Its moisture by patent process, by
which the solid substance OF the flesh Is preserved
In It's natural condition, and the ALBUMES Is
NOT OAGULATED. It has been tested, and iG
recommcu ded by the most eminent physicians.
For sale by MEADE 4 BAKER,
au1e Pharmac SITS, 9I0 Main street.
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MT LEA s. PERKINS, SAUCE, pro-
nou1ced By connoisseurs 1.-THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
Itimproves appetite and digestion, and 1t is I'M
rivalled for lis flavor. |-s.
We are directed by Messrs. Lea & Perr1ns 70
prosecute al parties making or vending counter
feits. JOHN DDNChh'o ooNs,
H-M&W6m .-' Agents, New York.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

The patrons of this institution are respectfully
rem! pde that the new scholastic Year begins ON
the gIE3T MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Parents
and guardians who wish to secure for young ladies'
soDu anu r, rsf-laarling school the benefits OF
viii have no reason to regret their choice Of the
Monte Maria Academy. On the retired and
healthy heights Of Richmond, in buildings en-
Iarsed TO admit additional applicants. the pupils
enjoy ample grounds. picturesque views, and
every facility under al improved system, and an
efficient corps OF teachers Tor their consentmsnt
and progress.
For prospectus OF terms, apply TO Superioress
OF Academy. Grace street, between ed and I'D
Streets - au1 tSep15
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NE AUGUST, 1871.

MORE NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY
GOODS.
T. r. PRICE 6 co. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue Buff aud Pink Cambrics
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars aud Sleeves
Ladies' Colorcd and Black Kid Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain silks. cbesp;
Cotton and Lisc- Thread Hose and half Hose;
Bulh,ggan Hose and Half Hose, superior:
Corsets-every make and quality,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
GOTH VOL. GRATTAN'S REPORTS,
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

WEST 6 JOHNSTON,
LAW AND GEHERAL BOOKSELLEHS,
Cffer for sale, THIS DAY, 10th VOL. graf
TAN price 49, 49,,
Also for sale, all the leading Law Books, new
Orders to us will receiv We prompt attention.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
AN os-et 1905 Main rect
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RICHMOND AND YORK River r. X. Co., /
RICHMOND, Aug. 20, ISL.
VI IN CONSEQUENCE OF T Ell E
Wit ORA w A l. OF THE CONNECTION
STEAMERS, no freiahts or passengers for BALI
more will be received for the present. Due notice
Will be given OF The resumption of ,he through bu-
sincss, which is expected in few days. -..
All 2a-lw WIN. n. BRAGG, Sup't.
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D ATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
. NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.

- NNAh DILL llIO1I14, 41111' -
This Inst'tu.e hes been In operation for thirty
years, sud enjoys q national reputation. With
reeentatives from two-thirds of the states princi
psliy south anil southwest. Its location Is pre-
emin emily healthful, is central and easily reached
by railroad from Baltimore and Washtnxton city.
For circulars address Mas. X. RI. ARCHER,
iy ls-eod3m F1licott City fcst-cfilce. nd,
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CONSERVATIVE STATE CosmITTEE ROOMS |
OF ra11

IMPORTANT TO DELEGATES TO
l. THE CONvENTIoN.-it is hereby an
nounced that by the liberalily Of the following
named railroad companies The Mississippi, At
lautic aud Ohio. the kictmcnd and Pete, sbury,
The Richmond and DanviDe, the Richmond Frede
ricks burg and Potomac, and the Orange, Alexan.
drla and Manassas balf.fsre tickets will be Issued
to memo ers Of the Consesv alive Convention pass.
ing over those roads.
The thanks of the committee are due. ard are
hereby .rdislty iesdsred, to thos, companies for
the Courtesy th 8 exleDde l.
+. r. DANIEL, Chairman.
j. 4. FISHER, Secretary. aucs
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TNGLEsIDE .FEMAIE Sc aooL,

Three. miles, from F-sderick'st Hall Depot, on
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, Louisa ~.
! .saga s:i,;s County, Virginia.
,,,a seco,,f session or my school will comneDc
ON the sih1 SEPTEM8EH, and close ON tue latn
June 1871. - J. ,coyrprrss MISS N. r.
Int m, isci1,ire, and thorough qualid az
teacher OF Enslsh French and Maac seH oxo
to teach INV only child "a daushter) anoef my OVID
eg Z VIII take six boarders, only. Apply early.
,..sc e!sI...,t TERMS: t.l: ss.l..f
For all English Branches, Beard, Fuitien' ara ana
Washing !. WE
M sEeaen and use Of Piano IS
s Payable half III advance; the balance on tne
18th February, 1872. No extras. 80:
For further particul trs, address rrt,xy 10
tl;y@.s - 10 - =. SFrederick's Hail.
on os. doawsw ouisa county, Vfrgtn1a.
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civil AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
ONEERISG, 1t the Rensselaer, POLYTECHNIC In,
stjtute Troy, n. Y. A higher and more practical
Course of Instruction viii he given hers than has
ever been attempted elsewhere IL this country.
Rronens 81 NJ 10 h. For The AnnusI Register, con-
talning i'm D; owed Course of study. and fall par
Iliractor .aI1 8-dlm
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ELECTION NOTlCE-FAlRFIELD
IL TOWESHIr.--By order of the Board OF Pub
lie School Trustees for Fat field township, the
polls viii be opened at Chadd ck's store aud
GIavin's Tavern the regular e'ectlon precincts
Of tre TO wnshIp. on TUEsDAY, the 9Th day OF
sept, mber next to take the votes or the citlz ms
Of q G township for or against district school
lax Of one mill on the dollar on the tnxsbt pro-
perty in the township. HUGd A. WATT, -.
aues eodtd Clerk Board nf Trust co.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED AT ~. iy.FiCg,
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VIREDERICK'S HALL

H'hEUEhioh'o -.1--' FEmALE SCHOOL.
NV School for young lsdles with tTS s,, e1 Isn
renced and competent female teachers. VIII 2psn
FIRST UF OCTOBER, 1871, ana cioee 'SAn oune'
Thi, beautiful remarkably healthy, ana scce
b,e p,ace is situated in Louiss county, va. ad
Ohio railroad, where there is post and telegraph
Office. r,, -r.orcb Latin and
,atLann stics $3.50: Vocal and instrumental eiuslc,
With use of piano. 800 h1tf payable IN aagance,
and the balance 18th Of February next NO eA-
tras. ~, ~ or uARRIs
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MISS KATE u CLOPToN's SCHOOL
M for young ladies' and children, Linden Eo S,.
No. IO2 east franklin street. Ine aISiesc 81
ID is7f. The musical dep srment viii ee una oss
The care Of Mrs. WIN, Fl. PowERs. E1r Grssi@f'
Oh terms, apply ~ at the school-rooms.
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are building and travel is increasing. In
naming the passenger stations they have in
many instances retained the old Indian
names, and it sounds odd to hear the brake
man call out Quispamsis, Nauwigewauk,
Passekeag, Apohaqui, Plumweseep, Pc
nobsquiss, Anagance, Pctitcodiac, Mer-
wiamcook, Aulac, Shediac, &c.
ONAEGoNDY.
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y,r.syCATsONAE..
TSpTaf,OpAIaHIGH School ~ ~.
sHH4i sfsr VIRGINIA, N EAE ALE ANi1lhlAtt

saaasass berina saE ri i MBTp "a ia, leIi ano
a,st M :Isna asth fssN Terms, $3.50. 49,
For Catkicgue It'll iuil srtis prs-c,nd ~
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

FIRE IN DUsHoRE.- learn from
the l4aport Democrat that Il fire causing
Il loss Of about SIG, 900 occurred in Du.
shore, Sullivan county, on the lst inst.
The clothing store Of G.. w. Edgar,
building of Lucas Stefather, Heacock
and Corcoran'5 building, shoe shop Of
Jacob NJ. Pealer, and new building of
John A. Miller were entirely destroyed.
Jacob Strevy's hotel was also on fire
but was saved. The Democrat adds:
Geo. w. Edgar's stock, clothing &C.,
nothing saved, loss $4,000, insured ST.
600 in the franklin of Philadelphia.
Books and accounts all lost.
Lucas Stefather's building, house hold
goods and stock of new furniture; loss
$1,000, INSURED S2,lO0 in Franklin Phila'
iIclphia.
Dir. j. NJ. neacoct's building, goods
&c, loss $1,000, insured for 81, ,OOj in Ly
coming. Books also burned. His desk
was on fire and the building falling il
brought it out, saving his bundles o
desk We're lost,
J. Q. Corcoran's building and part o
his furniture, loss $1,000, insured 81, 4O
in Lycoming.
j. NJ. Pealer, shoe shop, loss 800, no
insured.
j. Strevy's hotel damage $500 not in
sured.
Henry Heisa loss on liquors 5000 full
Insured in Security, Of New York.
j. A. Miller's building loss 5000 nc
insured.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

The exhibition of the Pennsylvania
State Agricultural Society which occurs
at Scranton, on September 10Th, Goth,
2lst and 22d promises to be a display of
unusual magnlicence. A splendid col
lection of native and imported live
stock will be on exhibition, including
horned cattle, sheep, swine, &c.
One of the prominent features of the
fair will be the grand trials Of speed,
which are to take place daily for the
largest premiums ever offered by the
society, and we are assured that in this,
rs in all the branches of home industry,
competition will be remarkably brisk
and active. Arrangements have been
concluded for the finest and largest floral
display ever shown at any exhibition
of the society, which will include all
the rarest and most beautiful varieties
of native and exotic plants.
Liberal terms have been made will
the different Railroad companies, by
which excursion tickets good for til,
round trip will be issued at greatly re
duced rates and all animals and article
mat nave been On exhibition and re
main unsOld will be returned free. Tn,
prospects OF the society for brillan
lair nave never been more promising
and as this Is the last exhibition tina
Will occur In this section for a numbe
OF years we hope our citizens and peopl
OF the neighborhood will contribut
literally in the way of entries, atten
In body and make it both creditabl
and successful.
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Grand Jury RepOrt.

To the Honorable Judges of the Court
Df Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and
for the county of Columbia:
The Grand Inquest Of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania inquiring for
the body Of the county of Columbia
report That we have pur-
suant to our required duty, calmly and
deliberately investigated all the bills of
Indictment presented for our considera-
ton at this time, and have passed upon
them according to their merits, that we
have examined the public buildings
and find them in ordinary good repair,
except the lock on the door leading to
the cells, which should be either repair
cd or replaced by new one. The cells
and beds were very neat and clean.
All Of which is respectfully submit
tel. SAMUEL RHoNE,
Foreman.
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superintendent, LOUIS BERNARD.
JUDGEs-.Iudah Boone, Geo. f. Elwell Miss
Alice Carver and Miss Dora Thompson.
Best ana ss 10
81 ....,.,.,,.......... %
beSI organ ..'...Dp anu w
Best sewing DIP and %
a -
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CLASS xr-HoUsEHoLD MANUFACTURES.


- JUDGRs-Mrs. Simon Shive, Mrs John Znner
Mrs. Jesse Hlcks and Mra. SAndersnn Wooda.
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BY reason of the great length of the
Shcrirs proclamation and our publica-
hon of Judge ELwELL's opinion in the
tax cases, our space in this number for
EDITORIAL matter is restricted, and we
dtlay until next week the treatment Of
sevCral topics to which we intend to
call the attention of our readers.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

HTHE Pennsylvania School Journal
for september is on our table. 1t is
mainly filed by the proceedings of the
Hatc Teachers Association and matter
nating thereto, but is an interesting
number. The journal ought to be taken
ahd read by all Teachers and Others
oficially connected with the common
Schools. Price $150 per year. j. p.
WICKERsuAM e. Co., Publishers, Ian
castor, Pa.
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i The MNonidn cackles as Justify as q
len that has laid her first egg over the
Act that it is TO be printed hereafter by
Team power. The Columbian has been
printed by steam power for several
pears past, and has n circulation that
build not be promptly supplied by any
,thcr means. If our handsome cotem-
porary were to follow our example
politically as well as mechanically its
|Dprovemontwould deserve still greater
apmmendation.
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NOTICE TO TRESSPASSERS.

j. ]. BROWER, secretary.
bloomsbury, August IL, 1871.
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BLACK BAss.-The propagation of
Black bass in the Juniata river and
other streams in the State has been
tfied with great success. y few of the
fsh were brought from Maryland n year
ago and placed in the Juniata above
Huntington, and now millions ofyoung
bass, from one TO three inches long, dis
port in the waters. This fact should
eause an organized effort to be made to
stock the Susquehanna with this palat
Able food fish.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

Z A LADY asks us for receipt to clean
furniture. An old and exp erienced
Cabinet maker once gave US the follow
ing which he pronounced the best prep
aration for cleaning picture frames and
fcstoriDg furniture, especially that
eomewhat marred or scratched:
1t is mixture of three parts linseed
bill and one part spirits of turpentine.
1t not only covers the disiigured surface
)ut restores wood to its original color,
a,nd leaves lustre upon the surface.
11nt ON with wooden rng.-Ec.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between +. .MENDENHALL
and l.. b. RUPERT. lransacting busines under
thctirm name of NJ MENpENIiA ALL and RUPERT
has been dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to the above
firm, are requested TO make immediate payment.
The books are in the hands of u. MENDEN-
HAIL. for settlement, at ;. ii. Miller 4 Son 5
store, Main street, near Forks Hotel, Blooms
burg Pa. T.. MENDENHALL,
iune 21ltf l.. b. RUPERT.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

n THE CARTON Democrat has been re.
viycl by ENos ToLAN. Esq, its origi.
ne,or. and is again doing yeoman's SCR
vicc in the great cause.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

A curious and unique machine for grinding
coffee may be seen at MAIHEs grocery. Whether
the machine was invented to grind coffee, or
coffee was inventedto be groundby the machine
is the problem to he solved, various merits are
claimed tor it, but the best way is to test it, or at
least 90 and see II,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

Lost ON Monday evening last, in crossing the
street from Jacobs Bakery, small pocl,et-book
cont aiming some money. The finder Will be lib
orally rewarded by returning it to the owner,
n35-3ts MRS. NJ. B. FURMAN.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

IL persons and especially sportsmcn are here
by notified not to trespasS upon the premises of
the undersigned for any purpose whatever. All
trcspasscrs Will be proceeded against according
to law. DANIEL STINE,
DANIEL LElBI.
Locust twp. Aug, H. 1871,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-15

THE statements made by dealers in other ma-
chimes, that they sell New Singer Sewing Ma
chimes Is not true. The Singer Manu- factory
supply no machines in Columbia county, except
to their authorized agent, j. A. DORAN. no.3J-tf
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CLASS Xll-FAlCCY ARTICLES AND FLOW
ERS.
CLASS XIII-vEHICLEs.

Superintendent, DR.. d. w. MONTGOMERY.
JuDGEs-Dr l.. B. Kline, Or. W, NJ. Reber and
DIR. MckeynOlds.
Best family carriage" S5 OO
pI'cil w
" top buggy %
" farm 4OU
spring wagon Tor farm use ................ Dip
" pleasure. ...... . %
wheelbarrow.... ........d0. ~.
" sleig ~
Aulky 2 W
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| DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.

bAhi iINlC IVA IOlb . 4NoiICiI'
IN ESTATE OF GEORGE W. YEAGER DECD.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
George w. Neager, late of Locust twp, Columb in
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register of said county to Margaret Ycager aud
Reuben Fnhringer OF Locust township, Column
bia county, Pa. All persons having claims
against the estate OF the decedent are requested
to present them for settlement, and those in
debted to the estate to make payment to the un-
dcrsignod, administrators. without delay.
MARGARET HEAGER
REUBEN FAIIRlNGFR,
sept S,'7l-Gwf Administrators.
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WANTED.

w Six school Teach ers In Union Township,
Schuylkil county, To teach in the common
schools of said Township. one teacher 10 lthch
a graded school in RING own. Term II I'VE months,
10 commence ON the first Monday In NoNtm-
ber, Wages $40 per month cash. Examination
will be held ON the 18th day OF Seplem6er, at .
O'clock i'm RlngtoWn M KREBS, Seety,
septS,7l-SL
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THE WAR RECORD OF COLUM-
PIA AND MONTOUR
DROPOSED
A AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU
TION OF PENNSYLVANIA,

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing m amendment to the Constitution
of PennsS lVana.
BE RcSpircd Jy Hie Senate dld House Of Repre-
ScntdfircS of the Commonwealth ~ Pennsylvania IN
General dSNeHbiy met, That the following amend
ment of the Constitution of this Commonwealth
be proposed to the people Tor their adoption or
rejection, pursuant to the provisions of thS tenth
article thrroi to wit:
AMENDMENT.
Strike ont the sixth Section of the Sixth Ari-
Gle of the Constitution, and insert IN lieu there
of the following:
"a state Treasurer shall be chosen by the
qual tlcd electors of the state, Mt suchtimcs and
for such term OF service as shall be prescribed
by law JAMES II. WEBB,
speaker oftre House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WILLIAM a. WALLACE,
speaker OF the Senate.
Appyuy,l the fifteenth day of June, Anno
DnIiiuI on" thousand eight hundred and seven
ty-unc JNO. W tEARl.
Prepnrtl and certified for publication pursu-
ant to the Tenth Article OF the Constitution.
+. JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Office Secretary of the Commonwealth
Harrisburg, July 9th, ISL. J
Ip,.nI '-l-tI
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Best quart"


Best quart apples, pears, ounces, peaches, APP
rlco,s nectal mes, cherries, lsour or sweet pit
ted or unpliled,1 grapes, cultivated or Wild
StrawpeIries, any kind OF raSpberTicS, blackbcr-
ries, dewherries, whortleberries, pluns twelcA-
cs ana ...........". %
The fruit not to be removed until the close OF
the exhibition, and particular care Is 10 be OBJ
served by all persons That the same is not IN
jured.