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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-12

III. E.E, E'EEEsE & son,
W IL LES ALE AND RETAIL
Druggists,
No. GG, BALTIMORE ST, CUMBERLAND, Mp,
And Main ST., adjoining Post Office.
FROSTBURG, MARYLAND,
III ANlNG in store a varied and full as:
4 4 sortmcnt Of everything in the Drug
Line, arc prepared to .sOb or Retail them
at prices which cannot fail to give entire sat
istaction. Our stock consists, in part, of
Drugs, OILS, Paints, and
Painters Articles,
Coal Oil, Lamps, Lamp Chimneys,
Window Glass, Dye Stuffs,.
Patent Medicines, Perflmcry,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Soaps,
Cologncs, Poniadcs, Extracts for
llandkcrchicfs, etc, etc, etc
n. B.-Prcscriptions carefully and accu--
ratcly compounded.
a8 Thankful for the patronage of the past
we promise to use our utmost cndcavOrs to
merit II continuance Of the same in the
future. Nov lily
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-12
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
ETC.

The people of this town have been
paying two prices for BOOTS AND
SHOES. Men are clearing a profit
of IS cents and 500 Oh a single pair
Of SHOES when they should be salts
fed with % cents, Bu, the love fine
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-12
Notable Fact !-That Groclcyites

"A NVtstUEV ssVt = ll'tV VI 'V1VN ltV9
and GRANTEES agree on but one subject
namely, that the Benefit Law and Credit
System are nuisanccs and should be abol-
ishcd; therefore, HENRY ROBINSON, not
only resolves to adopt the Cash System, but
to enable his customers to derive benefit
thcrefrom. He will make Boots from FIJI
ty-centS to ore Dollar cheaper go cents less
on pcggcd and 81 less on stitched Boots
than heretofore. Give him call and he
will endeavor to please you.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-10-12
g ALMIGHTY DOLLAR'

Is too strong. We give this week a
few of our prices, which will convince
the people that we wish to
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15

One of the young men belonging
to choir in Danbury had his hair
cut BY . generous barber on Satur-
day. Sunday he sung for a solo
Cover my defenceIc's head" and
blushed like a lobster while doing it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15

A Radical editor attended a must
cal entertainment, but the first piece
was announced, "Strike the Tyre"
he ran off, shouting "hu-kIux. -
He "made sure tbey we're after
him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15

little boy, can 60 through this
snto 20 the river p politely inquired
Acknowledgement lady per
haps ea. n load of hay went through
tht morning MAS the horrid reply.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15

A rash carpet-bagger, addressing
a colored audience in South Caro-
lima remarked, "My friends and
fellow citizens, my skin is white
but my heart is as black as this au-
deuce r.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15
Mil1 Gearing ~ sac.

WILL j,e solJ a barglja. he Gearing Of
Sasli-S2w Bill tose.iss- 90 I'll q Crank %
inc! Pulley, balince ~!-eti. boxes e5c. and
AaudIil With llres So =, SlIdAsls. Apply.
g; This Office
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15
$50 ooo profits TO be devoted 10


-------S;,u opU profits to he a3roted 10
The Monument.
The price IN Currency will be substituted for
any Rea Estate Prize. Withdrawn on account
Of injury to the Property, OF for other casiso.
Agents west of the Mississippi stop thsir
sales on the 18th of November. East of that
river on the 2Gth ofNoypmber
F7r'r'r Agents are requested TO he present
either. u person or BY irGslly apponteu Au'T--
neys at the Distribution.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
$3.50, 000) in Currency Real ate and Cotton
to be distributed.
The NEST splencid INDUCEMENTS ever offered
to the public.
In addition to tItis the enterprise to honor tlr
Confederate Dead appea.s directly. to the pa
tpfotsm OF every citizen Of Gsorgia and Tbs
S0uib. 4-4E rEa.t keeH#,it
All can now contribute to his work Of homer,
gratitude and beuefcence s'fE tSa
The following named gentlemen ara thu
Commissioners Generals +. Mcfaws 4 X.
Wright, d. 4. }Stoyal, ", b. Gsqdner, G56de
Bryan, Colonies {. Snead, Wa. T. Crawford,
Majors Joe. B. CtmminS, ueorce!E Jacksong
Jos. Ganahi, l. i. Girai:ley Hon H. II. May,
Adam Johnston, JonarIlHM Miller ". IL.
GqocIiqa, }, d. But, Henry Mome, Dr.a w. T..
Bearing.
/. IS A. Il McT-AWS
GsasraL Agents. Augusta ia.
IVY sc al
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15

The doctors work fills six feet Of
ground, but the dentists fills an
acher
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15

How was jonah punished =
Whsled.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-11-15

Fortune does not change men; it
only unmasks them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

cier. have been in use less than two
wears. The Geyser and Glacier send
up beautiful Jets of water from twenty
to thirty feet. The Titan, discovered
within the present year, has ais" Il
beautiful let Of buhbling water.
Your readers ought tn know that TIA"
P;>SrImp>i, Railroad has made special
provision for its patrons to visit Sara
toga. From Wells River. for example,
through tickets ria Darlington. or r"'
Rutland, may he had for eight dollars,
while from White River Junction II
costs nearly nine dollars to go RIA Bur
lingtom. The Burlington route Is adj
mir;lhlc. especially if the tourist stop
at the Van Ness IIullS, over night. and
take one ofthe splendid Champaign day
Boats up the Lake and thus reach here
ut half past >iN in he afternoon. The
"Ncrmont. one of the new boats of the
Champaign Trans. Co.. is said to have
cost $500. 1t is Il gem of beauty and Il
very fast Sailcr. ". =. L.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

him influence. and shows his apprecia
ton by Congress as legislator We
happcn to know that few men VIII" rise
uuou the floor of the House. attract
more attention or are listened to with
more readiness. In all circles he L.
recognized a> the leading main III niiu-
cncc from Vermont Will tine people
of this district disregard the claims al
sic il Il man upon their consideration
Will they 50 far disregard their own in
tcrcStS, their own high position, and
the interests of the nation at large. 10y
~upplanting Judge Poland with Il HcT.
inexperienced. mkn0Tn. mum Every
consideration of public and private in
tereSt. demand the return of Judge Pc
land.
1t is not the people only of this dis
trirt. but the whole commonwealth that
are. Interested III this subject. The pc"
plc of Vermont. alth"ugh the choice "i
course i> NoIIr own. are looking with
anxious interest to The result of this
contest fully believing that You will
honor Yourselves and the state. lay the
denomination of Luke +. Poland.
In the discussion of this question We
have avoided allr>ion To mcrcI!
personal considerations. We have
looked at this subject from that HIGHER
4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

had been very quiet ever since L,
been in the Institution. and that la.
mcNcI seen HIM commit an iu>:lu. .,..,
the five years ne has been conn.
there.
pom this statement of the two ,rd
"i the east. the judge Nrll rrn,u,.,I
and property ordered Mr.. >hiu'> ,,
diatc release. SAYING that he >:rv H.. wv.
simply an iutilm old man. Wilir he,
prarIncc of insanity. AMI r.u,.,.l =.
that he thought il Il singular r.l., -.
an old clergy man. Respectfully ,n,.,,..
ed. should he 81 easily confined
insane asl lmm. Aside from the. I,..
liberty he has experienced Nj. >t..
complains OF gross Ill-lIcatru,Iif J,....
his confinement. and We tlu>t rl,,
ing of his ease AilI lead To- Il rl...... .
oNcilauIimg of the institution. f. .-
taimlN should lead Ia >ou, reform .....
regulations lnl the cumnmitI.il uf .,,-...
to INSANE H>Nlum>. winch shall pr,.,..
>'IciI Il gross outrage ~ has h,,.. n,
ti,cd upon an imutltI>ilc old ur
shutting him up i"r five N".u, 4..
halt IN Il luIIatiC hospital. th"u.. b
sanity was 81 plain that - IId-.. ,.....
his release npnm the facts being hrn.. b.,
to his notice. SpIJngG,Id E,pnI I..,,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Saratoga in September.

MONDAY. TuE !'rII.
Mig Fricnd !Si"nc: Fashion and Hurry
HAY" taken their departure from this
renowned resort of summer tourists the
last concert WAS given at ''tungrc>>
Hall Saturday noon. and the band "i
musicians at the ''Grand MON" played
Home Sweet Home. at . o'clock that
evening; still. It few hundred guests
ingrr about The hotels and the all heal
inc waters are flown" a> freely a> ever.
The hcaith->rrl>cr j. much more likely
I" get good now than earlier in the
season. He who would see Saratoga in
lis wonderful natural characteristics.
rather than Saratoga a> Il mere fashion
able Watering place. had much better
come at this season than in the midst OF
he halt-~lIiforating crowd. Thousands
have been turned away this SUMMER
for the utter impo>>ihility of finding
room for them. Even those mammoth
Hotels pr"hahlN the largest in the world.
I'iN' lIpN''l utterly lIliut'llldlt. he
Gr;Imd Central. built this summer. ac-
commodities from five hundred To il
Thousand guests, and il is understood
the old mitrd States will he rebuilt
before another season. besides an addi-
ton to the Giamd l'nion capable OF
r""min% iiNr hundred people. Boarding
houses are being added every wear.
Those which claim the rank of hotels
number fifty in this village "fnimc thou
sand people. Nevertheless, III he midst
of the summer. whoever comes unam-
m"llncrd must expect Ia he r"nmlrsS tor
one night ut least. Now. | need not
say. room is plenty. Now. carriages Ia
places of interest can he hired for Il
reasonable price say for from forty to
fifty per cent. of what one must pay in
August.
While new hotels and boarding houses
are being built, it is wonderful to what
an extent new springs are being opened.
The Crystal, the GeN ser and the Cha
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
The Way They Take It.

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'li''''' "''' some '"i'>"i'Il"h ia inc Yer
mont election. hur there j. one l,apol
that .ilc> it ur Gracefully. The Wund
.,..l D.,
" N
'"'l"r'iiI\ >l''Ahi"S. ihr Vat" IN ihI-
>,''' @" o"'>'lL\ N"> - repetition OF
'"'. Que i,l ''"\'ii'"l ~ 80 il>
N".' - = mt Smaller ana th'' majority
nun ">>i h,'' me INFERENCE T. .h~'=
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
The Triumph in Maine

p To the time eft ",G @"iu- Ip. r.,..
our returns from Maine -I.r ro....
in" results:
One hundred and >c,cutl in.n-..
pciham II - Nnrt>. and kiullu .a,
90. Il net gain If :sI9I. This mi..-.
I-.OUn nai"ritl III the STATE. l.r
county in Maine ln~ cone Hrpu .lr..
and the Representatives to con-r,.
clrrt,d are all Republicans.
Ihc~, figures MAJ lac rou-i,jr.uH
an open letter t0 the Cualiliuu u...
adv i~rng thcm of their hnmLmpr..
the confidence Of Ii;. people and CO.. ..
uNrrw h"imin% defeat T." Whici, Ice
doomed in N"Ncmh.i. Their wi'nu,
iiritu> Hldl twist and torture th~,. .
tuII> ~ they please. the, can 81 .,...
in" from them which viii .,tl"su r
comfort Ia their cnIicdcIatc~ uL" Boz.
arrived at Years Of mdcr~tduull-. .
81 lao have NOT Deliberately CLOSED ....
eyes To- the tliih. Iiut short tiu..-
the personal organ Of Greeley SION,
thus ali the Maine election daN: .. ..
t",H for IL. then. ur even II hr,I' i.u
tim ~ last gcG,'S administration wrI..
~. will NOT onll encourage ON pan.
fresh lIhnI~ and enthusiastic nuI .a
H. Il valuable reimbursement of rccI ...-
20 it seems that they even thought
u ''Nirt"ry WIS possible. a.. ind.
.'tiovcln"r" riIl~huly had prom
them at the Fifth Avenue cuutrIr..
while. Il reduction of last Years E,..
lirau mni"ri.\ VS. IN" only aii,Iu...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Insane Asylum Abuses in Vermont.

y case of unlawful c"mInttal t" IN.
insane a>l lmm has just been brought To-
light in Vermont. which shows that
there. H> we'll H> IN other states. sane
persons who are obnoxious to then rel
ativc> or friends. can hr very easily got
rut ot the Way lay placing them Within
the walls Ot Il lunatic ~, lam. The. vie
tina III the present instance wis Rev.
Peter ii. Shaw. who Wis formerly Il
Presbyterian clergy man and has preach
eel several times at Nurhiicld ia this
state. as we'll a> 1T Barnet and other
places in Vermont. Ills ease came he
fore tine uitcd States district court at
burlington. Thursday of last week. ON
Il wit OF hahrI> corpus. pIdl ing ion his
release on the ground that he Is Il sane
person. In answer 10 the petition The
superintendent said thIt Mr. Shaw Ma>
sent to the asylum 10y the oNcrSccrS of
the poor OF Barnet III March. l~ti1. as an
insane poor person, and that III his
opinion this action WAS Justified h\ his
mental condition. Mr. Shaw. however.
upon being allowed aH opportunity to
give his side of the case, denied thai h,.
has ever been INSANE. and said that h,
Na> hustled of To the aSl lum while h,.
Wis on Il visit Ia Barnet, with the con
nivamcc, as he believes. of Il Som-im-law
who has control of an annuity belong
ing to him. lie * NOW - Years old.
and has moi been able to preach rrgI-
laIll for long time. but he has ever
been Il parIprr. his relatives having in
duced him To give mp the yearly allow
ancc of $500 from the fund for the sup
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
The louisville Convention.

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
VEGETABLES.

There * II" competition III vegetables.
display. including TOMATOES, hcct>. tur-
nip>. par>nip>. carrots. onions. lcrk>.
beans. cucumhrr>. melons. >qud>hc>.
cahhagr>. cauliIlowcr. celery, cg" plant,
sweet corn and peppers. Ernest t'llr,
Years old. rNhihit>a peek "i nice tuI-
nip hcct-. David CIIrlier of Pracham.
sweet corn and turnip>. and tw" small
traces of yellow corn and Il few sweet
potatoes from the garden OF the editor
of the FARMER complete the vegetable
DEPARTMENTS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

ford Il small but choice herd. II. STYLES
of st. JohnSbury. shows IL grade Alder
ncy and Dutch COW. white with Il few
small black spots about the head and
ears, which has made 30 pounds of
butter since the first of December ISL.
Some of the butter from this COW was
exhibited in the Floral Hall.
AlRSHIRES.
/ Here too. much To ouI surprise. there Is
but Il small show in numbers. Only
one herd is entered. but il is Il nice one,
that of Isaac +. Paris of Fairfax. This
herd includes the fine > wear "ld bull
Lord Mar. the two twin year old COWS
susie and Lottie. two ; wear old hcif-
erS, > yearlimgs and ; calves, the year
! limgS and calves being from Susie and
/ Lottic. The above hrifrrS and calves
were all sired 10y Lennon. Il bull from
shows II very fine bull calf from the
stock of y. :. Whitney of Montreal.
Cunts Wheeler of FalrfaN. shows the
COW GipScy. which averaged II pounds
of milk day through June. yicldm%2 )
pounds of butter day. The last week
in August her Yield WAS 81 pounds
milk. making | pounds 10 ounces of
butter, all on pasture alone. Jas. Mel
son of Ryc%atc shows the very superior
/ bull Tom. | Years old. +. y I. Fair
banks aud Co.. bull Caledonia. 3 years
old. and {. Wheeler lraIlimg bull ont
of GipScN.
CATTLE AND STEERS.
The DaNison> of Waterford have this
department pretty much t" themselves
this year a> last. They show one pair
of fat oxen weighing 800 pounds. one
pair gI.r, Slr"Ith"rn steers > wears old.
Weighing 40 pounds. one pair 3 years
old. Weighing :}iGO pounds. and ID red
~horthuIn bull calf of Duchess stock.
that promises finely. Willard Kinney
nr Waterford shows, good pain of grade
Ncarlimg> and another of = Years old
steers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Result of the State Election.

We gave last week what returns had
come, to hand. and i very close estimate
of the result. We said the Republicans
had carried the state 10y 'l6.OOD maIoli-
~. that the state senate was unamI-
mousll Republican. and that the t"all-
lion had only about Il score of reprr>t'n-
tatiNc> in the House.
The result proves this to have been
pretty close figuring. taking int" ac-
count the fact that We had heard from
hut - towns at that time. The week
intervening has brought H. returns from
all hut tour small towns. and the Re
publican majority stands 3J.6I~. At
the last election these t"rn towns gave
Il MINORITY of ~. If they 1t" ~ we'll
this wear. the majority will stand p
~ or less than three hundred under
the estimate. There are 2Hi Rcpuhli-
cans elected l." the House. II Greeley r.
Dcm"crnt>. with eight towns Vet unIr-
ported.
This result j. Il complete sumner Ia
the Greeley element all over the land.
The, had held to- the vain drlu>ion that
their party was going t" cut down the
Republican majority III Vermont t"
twenty. fifteen and the IiJbHHc even
talked about five thousand. When the
old Green Mountain state rolled up Il
majority I'VE thousand larger than two
>raI> ago. and four Thousand larger
than lis average tnr the past ten Years,
there was nothing m"I, t" he said.
1 hr New York lt."rId. with ch.rI.Ic-
t,liStic unfiirnro~. went tn work com
pairing this state election with the P,'>i-
drhti1i election of I-G-. OF cOur>, this
made Il Republican loss. El>cNn'I
We give Il table, Of the several elections.
both state and presidential. held during
the past fifteen Nca>. It j. worth
keeping t"l reference.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Have You Heard from Name :

Ihr clrctinn in Maine "rr M"ndIN q.
VAS but Il repetition "i that given IN
Vermont the week h'i"Ir. only more 50.
Honest uclr Horace. may NOW hang
up his fiddle" i"l tho il i zap. Eighteen
Thousand majority. with every Krpmh-
lican Congressman elected. l. "mim"u>
OF the result III November yes. pro
phctir. The C.rrclcl game is uir. /" all
human foresight.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

Champaign Trans. Co. l. sad to have
cost 800. II is Il gem of beauty and Il
very fast Sailcr. w.>.r.
The Congressional Contest.
To tie Editor If tie TUi~ioHidh:
The writer has been Il com>tam! and
impartial observer of the controversy in
this district. relative ia the next mem
her of Congress. such = SCI immagc III
this time seems unnecessary and an
warranted. Knowing the candidates
personally. and with friendship for
both. and fully approaching their quail
ilicati"m> and personal fitness. weigh
img them H. accurately in comparison
a> amy unprecedented individual can. we
desire To SAY i word on this subject 1t
Is feared that the people are liable to
Ice deceived. 10y not giving sufficient
consideration to the rc;,>"n> which
should govern them liz tin. selection al
Il MAN who should represent them. with
lHc Influence and weight in the Con
grc>> of the United STATES
1t would seem tlnt the people ought
NOT To- allow themselves to br carried
away 10y any mere personal friendship
or excitement AT this particular period.
h;t weigh carefully. consider ptuIrnrl,
and dc,idr ihi~ question in the li-hl nt
the true Interests of the district.
the state. and tine nation. While
giving fill weight tu the aruu-
ncut> used in the adyurac> of JUDGE,
NrccIc> candidacy KNOWN" full well
his merits itappc.tI> I" the writer. hat
the sound l"yir nt the cauNa+> and the
Interests ut the district. aIc prc-cmi-
ncntl, 5rd drcidcIl in tr,or of the re
"Ir,ri.u "t Hon. Lu>c +. r"Iaud Let
H. examine the matter cluiidll ard
V!ih",h IIcjudlc".
FIRST. l. MOI Judge Poland Il man at
arhlr"W lodged natrualHmd rcyuirrdahil-
i1l. l. hc not tia. Irrl. il not the sit
pcIi"i. "t any hcnrIrrr 81 the Vermont
delegation IN t"n-i,~>. Has not hi
Puhli" life - - ia" yer. Legislation. rmd
judge. given ample rl idtmc,. "t hi~ pc
'HlIn Hd'P'"dn">~ - - representative
man. Have n"I hl~>,Ilirr> ii, the r",;r,-
'Il> 81 IA" nation. gI>"u thu >riN high
1t g id' H'" at hI~ qualifications. liza
IN, "ihr mrImhI from "u stale ac.
,'mrII~h'I m"Ir ton TIL. 4""d al hI~
constituents. IN" h"m"i Of the ~;I,r. 81
Tia" STABILITY Of The nation. than .Iud@,
i"l'i"l. Examine ia" I"'"ld. that l.
'"' Jest we AIN" without i"'l ct
'"''' ''"'' ION 'h''' none nave d"n"
''''"'' "I'' '' TN Il ministry, voice.
"' '"'''" .''''' '''''' H"lI r'r''>"it#''''.
we '"H'\' mon" " >"m"Nnat CAREFUL
>"' ''N 81 tine l''"Il' l''"'d' lh'i h""'
"''' '''''' H"''' - hI''H' ANA We >d\
''''> "''N'''' d'>ih" 'E'l"'id I" ANY "it-
81 I''i'''I "i Inc delegation.
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drag and hand rakes. Mr.. Warden Is
manufacturer of long standing and
excellent reputation i'll these articles.
We do not know where better, OF
more faithfully made implement of the
kind can he found than his firm makes.
Buffers Sugar Evaporation stands by
the side of the implement Sl,'d. and is
spoken we'll of 10y all who have tried it..
Second DAY, sept. IL.
The attendance to-day has been fair.
but the threatening aspect of the clouds
have had IN effect to lessen the number
who would otherwise have come ont.
In the Floral Hall the display does not
appear to Ice in excess of last year.
FRUIT.
There is no turn out of fruit growers.
and the display L. limited to Il few local
competitors. George GalhraitlI of Bar
net has Il very crediiahlc exhibition of
apples. embracing Il considerable NUM-
ltI al Varieties, lltlu'llHS ltu anu
hitc Astrlcham. Williams FaNoritc.
summer Harvey. S"pS of W me. Bethel.
FamcIr>c. Peach. apd Il number of 9TH
crs of local regulations. The imdiNid-
ual specimens are quite fam and OF good
size. showing that good apples can he
/ grown in the P;i>>ump>ic valley. Mr..
Galhraith will market upward of lju
/ bushels the present season. Walter In
gram. gardener for IhaddcnS Fair
/ banks. Esq. makes Il very pretty dis
play Of peaches. some ten or more Va
rictic> and few mcctarimc> :Il>u
native and foreign grapes. and an
orange and Il peach tree iii fruit. y. but
ton of Mcimdoc> Falls shows native
grapes of several Varieties, and JAS. e..
/ Merrill of Canterbury, y. H.. Il ci"Ic'
though small selection of apples. Bar
I1pn \ Co.. mulScrNncn. of West Con
cord. make Il fair display Of crab and
other apples. and also exhibit som,
growing trees in tubs. with fruit upon