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night might have been brighter but there
was no serious drawback In the weather
until the debarkation, little after 3 a. m,
when the rain poured down in torrents.
Doring's Band gave most excellent music
during the trip.
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n IL Y H II

NEGLECT A COUGH. Nothing Is more certain O.
ay the foundation for future evil cOnseQ ueucr-.
WELLS CAitBOLIC TABLETS
a sure cure for all diseases Of the Respiratory
Organs, Sore Throat, Colds, Groups, Dphrhera,
Asthma, Catarrh Hoarseness, Dryness % the Threat.
Windpipe or Bronchial Tubes, and all Diseases D.,
the Lungs. In all cases % sudden cold. however
taken. these TABLETS should be promptly and
freely used. They eQualize the circulation of the
in a very short time restore healthy action O. the
affected organs. Wells Carbolic Tablets are pl-
the agent in New York. who will forward them rs
return mail. Don't be deceived by limitations.
Sold by druggists. Price = cts. per box.
JOHN Y. KELLOGG, Il Platt ST, New YORK.
Send Tor circular Sole Agt- for [. ).
sold by VINCENT TAFT, Burlington. VI.
NJ
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS!
Wonderful Success Accomplished!
PERFECTION
IN TIE NEW
American Sewing Machine !!

Acknowledged by honest rivals and and all
familiar with other machines 10 be the GREAT
FINAL TRIUMPH of American genius. The most
DURABLa and PERFECT LOcK-SrITCH SHUTTLE MA
CHINE made. Light running, simple, easily
learned sELF-THREADISG, except eye Of the needle,
NEW AND IMPROVED SELF = THREADING SHUTTLE,
never missing stitches tension perfect, and easily
regulated without breaking thread, or removing
work doing euery uariefg Of work in the best Possi
bic manner Two sizes No. and No. ?, for Family
and Manufacturers use-Try them. Sold ON
monthly instalments. by
EDWARD DEWEY, Al Avon ST., Boston.
General Agent for New England States.
~ Active and reliable Agents wanted to buy
and sell the above machines, in all the principal
cities and tewns in New England. No machines
consigned. June 2s-w5m
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HAIR VIGUR sometimes reproduces lost hair; and al
always restores TO faded and gray hair its natural
color, with the gloss and freshness OF youth. The
comparatively few bald and gray heads, that We
see, are those who have not yet discovered the
virtues Of AYERS HAIR NIGOR for renewing the
hair The fresh and youthful hair we see on older
heads j. Often the product Of this art. II you are
disfgured, % made Old, austere and ugly, by gray
hair restore it, youthful color and with it your Tea
lures to their original soitness and agreeable eX
preston
As an elegant dressing f0r identifying the Hair, il
has no superior.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. c. AVER & CO., LOWELL. MASS
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
and sold all around the world.
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HAIL COLUMBIA

And all other Patriotic Airs sound best on tho SUI
perior Instruments to be purchased at the we'll
known store of J. c. HAYNES Co., where
FULL BRASS BANDS,
FULL ORCHESTRAS,
QUADRfLLE BANDS,
QUINTETTE ORCHESTRAS,
BANDS OF FOUR,
And all similar organizations will be furnished not
only with the best Instruments but with Instruction
Books to learn them, Music to play on them, extra
Strings, Reeds &C., to 20 with them, and all needed
Materials for their repair.
J.C. HAYNES 4 CO.,
% Court st., Boston, .(opposits Court HouSe.)
Ap1I 2e-dsodkW6m.
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The Levee at Il, Presidents house Gem
ihencement eEen1 g was delightful affair.
Inc rooms were legantly decked with howe
rs; the grounds were lit with Chinese Ian
terms and DoEia rs Band furnished pleasant
musieirom then wn. The guests were number
eu by hundreds and formed gay and bril-
liaht crowd J resident Buckham and Mrs.
Buekham Dip ensed the Inequalities of the
occasion "'ta courtesy and grace which
paced every guest at ease. The presence of
iresiaentAn} ,elland Mrs. Angel in the rooms
50 pleasantly associated with them in form
u years, an of other guests from abroad,
was an ados pleasure for their numerous
friends: an the hours passed quickly, till,
al inlilniga Il the last of the company had
sought H. 2 r homes.
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SECRET OF BEAUTY.

II there i one wish dearer than another to the
heart % woman II is the desire to be beautiful The
wonderful reputation Of GEO. ". LAIRD'S BLOOM
OF YOUTH is very justly deserved. For i'm
proving and heautiiy i'm the skin, u IS undouhtcy
the best toilet preparation in the world 10 i com
posed OF entirely harmless materials and while the
immediate effects To render the skin a beautiful
creamy white, It will, alter few applications
make Il soft, smooth and beauti fully clear rtulty-
in hiemishes and d scol0ratious
This delightful toilet preparation has been Sc
verely tested by the Board Of Health Of New Nors
City. DR.. Louis a Sayres. after carefully exam u-
M the .-- NJ. u....e .L Nh. 49,.
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ST. JOHNSBURY ACADE1If-
REV. II. T. FULLER. PRINCIPAL,
Teacher OF Greek. German and Mental Science
CHARLES \. SAVAGE. 4. r..
Teacher Of Latin and Natural Science.
CHARLLS F. PUTNEY, a. NJ,
Teacher of Latin and Higher Mathematics
Miss MARY Z. CuN~INcs,
Teacher OF Mathematics and Normal Methods
Miss L. JENNIE CoLBY,
Teacher OF French. Drawing and Geometry.
MADAME MARIE, Teacher OF French
Miss EMMA J. PAnnocS.
Teacher Of Instrumental Music.
New Buildings 90 be occupied and increased
faculties afforded with the next Academic year,
beginning AUGUsT -. lS7J.
Four Courses Of Study. Gymnasium. Access 10
Athenaum Library. Read in--ruou and Art GALLERY.
Teacher % Pcnmansh p to Dee prov ideG. Institution
thorough and expenses moderate
For catalogue or further information. apply t.
Principal. or REV. WI. ". TIlAlER. Sec'y,
July Twin ~. Johnshufy, VI.
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Extract Of Roots and Herbs which almost invari-
ably cure the following complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn. Liver Complaint and Loss
OF Appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lassitnde, Low Spirits, and Sinking Sensation
cured at once.
Eruptiens, Pimples, Blotches. and all impurities
OF the blood, bursting through the skin or other
the Bottle
For kidney, Bladder and Urinary arrangements
1t has no equals one bottle viii convince the most
sceptcal.
Worms expelled from the system without the least
difficulty; few bottles sufficient for the most
obstinate case.
Piles one bottle has cured the most difficult case
when all other remedies failed.
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia, Headache, &c,
eased Immediately.
Rheumatism, Swelled Joints. and all ScrofuIar
Affections removed or greatly relieved by this in
valuable medicine.
Bronchitis, Catarrh, commissions, and Mysteries
cured OF much relieved.
Difficult Breathing, Pain in the Lungs side and
Chest almost Invariably cured by taking a few bot
ties OF the Quaker Bitters.
Female Difficulties SO prevalent among American
lad les, yield readily 10 this invaluable medicine,
the Quaker BitteTs.
Bilious, Remttent and Intermittent Fevers. so
prevalent in many parts of our country, completely
eradieated by the use o! the Quaker Bitters.
The Aged find in the Quaker Bitters lust the ar
tcle they stand in noed Of in their declining years.
II quekens the blood and cheers the mind. and
paves the passage down the plane inclined.
No one can remain long unwell unless afflicted
with an incurahle disease after taking few bottles
OF the Quaker Bitters
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Sold at wholesale by
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO..
Burlington, Vt.
Prepared by
DIR. II. ). FLINT & CO.
At their Great Medical Depot 1875 4 ~ Broad Street
Providence, X. /.
March i2--deodSw6m
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FOREMAN WANGEi

TN a Custom SASH Blind and Door Mandatory.
/ to take charge of ten twelve hands. A
competent man can obtain a permanent
situation. Address o. at the Office of the Bur-
Iington Free Press.
Burlington, VT, June 3O-t-d6t&wsw
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NOTICE.

rI,HIS is TO CERTIFY that ] have, this day,
i given my son, Alfred Z. Bessey, his time
during the remainder Of his minority shall claim
Of his earnings, nor pay any debts of his con-
tracing after this date.
ORIN T. BESSEY.
Essex, June ~ Is73-dId&w2w
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RISUOP sOULE.S LINIMENT

Is positive cure for sciatca, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame
Back, Sprains, &c. From two to six large bottles
will cure eases given up by physicians. The only
certain for Seiaiiea. Large bottles, sI.50;
small bottles, Is cts. Sold by all druggists.
April l0-weowly
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WoRKING CLASS Male or Female 81
w week guaranteed. Respectable employment
Al home, day or evening no capital required .u
instructions and valuable package Of goods o. srit
stamp, ~ YOUNG Co, l73 Greenwich St, NcE
fork.-July Il-td3wlw
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wOOLi WOOL,

WISH to inform the public that in eopnectior
u with my business OF carding rolls and ma n !,
s.ocking yarn, have added a complete assortme,',
81 81 WOODEN goods from the Lamolle Mills Fa;rtsx
w. which offer to sell for cash. or ~
wool, ON reasonable terms. FP iVMz1sSio r
hinssburgh, VT, July Let, Is73-w3nos nav
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Advancing years,
sickness, care, disap-
pOintment, and hered-
tory predisposition,
all turn the hair gray
Either Of them dispos-
es il to fall of prema-
turely, and either ef-
feet Is unsightly and
! unpleasant To behold
\ DR. Ayers cOnsummate
1 skill has produced
an antid0te for these
deformities. which has
won gratitude for him
from mult.tudes Of
rrnruau and men Ills
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Completely Destroy the Insects


Ths article has been carefully and thoroughly
tested during the past four years 10y many cNper-
fenced farmers, gardeners. and hurleuitnr'sts. and
Tho numerous testimonials which have been IT.
ceived from these who have given i trial leave mo-
doubt OF rs valuable properties Us ieItliEer Tor
all crops and part cullrly ~ AN Insect DESTROYER,
IL havns proved perfect protection o. ruse bushes
grape vines Fruit trees. cahna-cs, squashcs, and
other vines and vegetables. from the depreciation,
OF Insects and Is cheaper than any % the remcd e.
which have been recommended ior the purpose
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CLAss o. ls6i.-The class of ga have ar
ranged fey a decennial reunion at the next
Commence nent, and have appointed the
following el hcers for the occasion:
President Oscar Atwood, Plattsburgh,
NY
Orator. T. Ballard. Keeseville, n. Y.
Poet-Ds. mis- Donovan, Massachusetts.
Ilistoriaa- e. 5. Peck, Burlington.
The COMM ittee propose to invite the forty
members VIII, } have been CONNECTED with
the class at ' arious times, with their wives
The Comm encement Excursion on the
steamer Unit States, Thursday p m, is de-
scribed by II who participated as a
right pleasahi affair. About seventy-fye
couple ayailed themselves of the sail, the
joyous dance, md the royal supper. The
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ESQ. ". Laird's ..Bioom orYouth'

Harmless, and Entirely Free from Anythin- IN
furious 70 the Health or skin
- BEWARE OF COUNrERFEnS. ASK your pru.
-ist Tor Geo. W. Laird's - Bloom Of Youth Tie
sraved 90 the front label, and the name. e., "
Laird, blown in the glass the back o. every
bottle. Sold BY all Druggists and Fancy e., d.
Dealers. Iune y TO-
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1t viii be observed that the Directors have placed
the charge Of service for several Of the HOSES at
nominal rates, within the reach ofan, with view
Of carrying out, fpossible the object for which tins
institution was organized, to improve the stock
throughout the State, and raise it to higher
standard.
CT PREDSIOaE,
Superintendent.
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Don't confound the name with that Of any spurious
article forced upon the market by other parties.
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Breech-loadin. shot Guns. Sip 10 s4a ToubIe
shot 6uns ; to $50 Single Guns 50 to 81. Rite.
> To So. REVIEWERS, s. 70 IS. Pistols 81 o. 3
nun Material Fishing Tackle. Large Discount Co
Dealers or Clubs. Army Guns, Revolvers, &C.
bought OF traded for. Goods sent by express e. Op
70 pc eXamlnc.I he,nre md fnr. InIN --tIAm-u
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MINERAL FERTILIZER
AND DESTROYER OF INSECTS.
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PEDIGREE. - Bay, &c hands, foaed, lsi9. BY
x. a. McXandcr's Lexington. LIST dam llymcnia,
by imported Yorkshire al dam Little Peggy by
Cripple he by Medoc 80 dam Peggy Stewart By
Cooks Whip ith dam Mary Bedford, by Duke of
Bedford 9Th dam imported Spectator; 9th dam
Col. Holmes Dare Devil mare, ID imported Dare
Devil
This horse IS fall brother 10 "Ansell1 and
"Ednghoro," and huli brother 10 verge and
"Nireil," by Nandal.
Yorkshire Lexington Will serve mares at Ten
Dollars Tor the season.
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CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT - Agents Wanted
~ either sex. 500 week warranted NDcar fs.
Aadress. with ct. return stamp. e. ROSS. l.v ii1
Williamsburg, Ny july 5-fdSwiw
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THIS Is THE ONLY GENUINE MINERAL
FERTILIZER AND INSECT DESTROYER
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3o YEAR PER CENT. WITH SINKING FUND
OF p PER CENT. OF GROSS EARNINGS.

PRINCIPAL Ayp INTEREST PAYABLE IN GoLp ~
NEW YORK. INTEREST SEr-ASxuALLY, FEnRrARY
AND AUGUST.
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UNITED SIAIES..--....CAFT.6 GEO. RUSHLOW
oAhES AAEs'---.---.----. ---CAPT. y. J. HOLT,
Will on ana after
Monday, Nay 2Gth, 1873,
Form Two Daily Lines Each Way.
GOING soUTH.
Leave Burlington, l03j A. IN, and go p. m.
Passengers by Morning Steamer will form direct
connection nj HconderO-a for Lake George and ut
Whitehall, with trains Of R. 5. r. r., connecting
with Sleeping Car trains over Hudson River and
New York Central Railroads. and the magnificent
Steamers on the Hudson River.
By Evening Steamer, will connect with the fast
Express trains over the Hudson River and New
York Central Railroad.
GOING NORTH.
Leave burlington, 3.0o 4. m, and 5o1 p. m
The Morning Boat will connect at Rouses Point
with trains for Osdcnsburs and Montreal.
The Afternoon Boat VIII connect at Rouses Point
with train for Montreal.
The Steamer "Oakes Amesm will DIV the Forty
between Burlington and Plattshursh twice daily.
Leaving at l0.ij a. m, and 3.45 p. IN.
FREIGHT TAKEN At LOWEST RATES.
- Through Tickets can he obtained on board Of
Steamers and at the General Office west side Of CITY
Park
Passengers and Baggage transferred between
Cars and Boats FREE or CHARGE.
A. L. INNfAN,
Burlington, May p, IS7l-d2wtf
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shellurn, VI, April io-wan
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02

hundred and fnyon thousand five hundred and two dollars
and sixteen cents paid TO said Secretary by said clerk prize
money pursuance Of decree Of said made
enh day u May eighteen hundred and sixty four which de-
aiterwardtO wit the ninth day Of
hundred and alxyve held TO be aud se aside
BY said court and said ordered 10 he returned
ead court for distribution 20 the lawful thereof
and TO this end that the said Secretary TO DO trans
frred the said Of two hundred and twenty-five houa
snd seven hundred and ffy-onc dollars and eight cents
from the navy pension fund 70 the credit Of the Treasurer Of
the United Staes the 20 directed 70 be returned
having been deposited 10 the credit Of said fund the
twenty third OF May, eighteen hundred and xtyfour by
warrant number one hundred and sxty-nine
SEC. 4. That the proper accounting officers Of the Treas
IVY Department. be, and they arc hereby authorized and
directed In adjusting the account Of William Kapus, col
cctor Of customs for the district Of Aaks to make an al
lowanco the compensation Of Charles H. Pierce for
vices rendered In aid Of the collection Of the revenue from
customs az the port Of Oonaaska In said district OF such
they may deem Just and equitable for the time act
uay employed not TO exceed the rate Of one thousand five
hundred dollars per annum.
SEC O. That to enable the Secretary Of the Interior TO
pay Sandh and Ballard attorneys their account for de-
Tending the register and the receiver at Ionia Michigan
the sum Of one thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated
SIC. Q. That In the settlement Of judgments by the
Court Of Claims the Supreme Court Of the United States
hereafter to be rendered for captured abandoned cotton
In Hemons for cotton seized subs quent TO June Thrill
eth eighteen hundred and xtyhve the Secretary OF the
Treasury hereby directed pay such Judgments the
amounts afcettanod upon such settlements In full without
deduction account Of nernarevenue tax cot
SEC. Z. That the accounting officers Of the treasury be-
aud they hereby authorized and directed In adjusting
the accounts Of the COLI Of CUSTOMS for the port Of CHI
ongo, 10 allow him. ex-ocio depositary Of moneys
belonging TO the United States, credit for such sum
sums In coin currency, 6stsia oly appear TO
have been held by him. such depoary, at the time Of
the fire In said city the ninth aud tenth days Of October
eighteen hundred and sevenyOne and TO have been lost
destroyed by fire.
Approved, June 10, 1879.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-02
[GENERAL NAruRE-No. III

GENERAL MATURING. IN
AN ACT to authorize the sale OF certain
public property,
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives ofthe United States of Amer
lea in Congress assembled, That the Secre-
tary of War be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to sell, in whole or in such sub
divisions us shall, in his opinion, secure the
greatest amount of money, either by public
auction or by inviting proposals for the pur-
chase thereof, and in either case to the high
est bidder, all the lands and tenements be
| longing to the United States, mt Rome, New
| York; Vergennes Vermont; Fayetteville,
| North Carolina; Mount Vernon, Alabama:
and ChattahoOchee, Florida, now or hereto
| fore used for arsenal purposes, and known,
respectively, rs Rome arsenal Champlain
arsenal North Carolina arsenal, Mount Yer
non arsenal, and Apalaehicola arsenal also
the captured lands and tenements belonging
| to the United States mt Shreveport ouisiana;
! Marshall and Jefferson, Texas; and in Mari
on and Davis counties, Texas; and tract
of forty acres of land, more or less, situated
| about two and one-half miles from the pres
ent United States arsenal ut Augusta, Georgia
which comprises the site of the old United
States arsenal and any adjoining land pur-
| chased by the so-called f" confederate States"
| which fell to the United States as captured
property, and which has not hitherto been
sold, and all the material and buildings of
tllo lbWhtl-Mulha tItGltA ny lllt eb-ttllttl
confederate government thereon ProYd-
cd, That no sale shall be made under this
act until the time, terms, place, and mode
thereof shall have been published in one OF
the principal newspapers In the city Of Wash
ington, in two of the principal papers printed
Mt the capital of the State, and one paper
printed in the county in which the arsenal OF
lands TO be sold are situated, for the space
of sixty days prior to the sale, limo newspa-
per is printed in the county where the pro-
perty to be sold is situated, then the notice
shall he published in II newspaper printed in
-any adjoining county.
SIC 2. That the terms Of payment for
the property above directed to be sold shall
be in all cases not less than one-iOurth cash
and the remainder on n credit Of one, two,
and three years, with interest at six per cent
UNI per annum, secured by land and surety
from the purchaser or purchasers; and tho
Secretary Of War is empowered and required,
on receiving the purchase-money in full, 10
execute all necessary deeds Of said property
to the purchaser or purchasers thereof on
behalf OF the United States.
SEC. ;. That the proceeds of said sales,
after paying tho necessary expenses thereof,
shall, upon receipt of the same, be- paid by
the Secretary of War into the treasury.
Approved, June TO- 1879
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-09-12
Undeveloped vieor.

The feeble and deb;litated usually fancy thew
1 are In a more hopeless condition than they
really are The resources of nature are moi
easily exhausted. Even when Strength and
appetite fail, when theleyes are heavy and lus
treless, the complexion pallid, the nerves trem
ulous, the body attenuated, and the mind de-
pressed there is GENERALLY reverse of latsn
power behind such palpable evidences Of weak
to by physicians in the hope Of developing and
rendering this store Of sleeping vital
ity, but the sprest, and indeed the only thor.
oughly safe and reliable means Of awakening
the dormant energies of the system, Is "a course
Of Hostettersd Stomach Bitters, ELECTRICITY
shower baths, the flesh. brush, sea bathing, &cj
inay be well enoughin their way, as auxils
iaFlespbut they do NOT reach the sourcs of the
evil. Allpbysical debility proceeds either from
a arrangement of the functions Of the assimilal
ting, secietive and vital organs or from dug
gish constitution Ineither case, and also In
cases where both causes exist the Btters. will
| invariably produce an nifiiea late and sauiary
Eahhngelin the cmditiou9 OF sthe patient, and
| eventually effect complete cure None Of the
dangerous alkaloids too often administered as
tontcs, can he otherwise than deleierious under
such circumstances, and TO give mercury Is
positively criminal The direct effect Of the
great vegetable specifawilt De manifested In Al,
improved appetite, q mora cheerful frame Of
mind, gradual return Of strength, an increase
| afilesh, aud healthier coinplection, Mean.
while, however, the consultation IL inert ana
| feeble, will have been reused and renovated by
the subtitle, elements of inauguration contained
Fmtthe Bitters si sssA e8sa-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-09-12
Haada of nenartments.

Last week an incorrect list of Heads of De
partments appointed by Cobb Agricultural So
ciety to takecharge of all articles for the Stat'
Fair, was published inthe JOURNAL. We THU
week give the list as revised and corrected : Z
N. G. Whitlock, General Superintendent.
Gen. VIM. Phillips, Manufacturing Dept.
Hon. j. B. Blackwell, Cattle Department.
n B. Harden, Fruit Department.
Amos Way, Mrs Elizabeth Anderson, Mis-
Hales, Ladies Home Department.
Prof..J s. Nichols. Fine Arts Department.
j. M. Green, Tools and Implements Dept.
Z. q. Paine, Vegetable Department
George w. Cleland, Poultry Department.
NJ g. Whitlock, Horses. @
IN Russell, Field Crops.
NJ r. Whifinore, Hogs. ~
h. J. Y. Alexander, Sheep, ~ $3.50
Frank King, Minerals.
Dr. ]. J. Butts, Timber.
1Az IL : : 49,
New Goods just received at McCutcheon 4
Fsros