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II, T,,7r,as and Class SuperIntena,h's WI, ~
- ~ of the Secretary Irnmeinte 'ltei '''',
-. look. Gsr enfTIfS whence tiieE " "
,,a,f nm thrir SpsCtiTe dutits an" All "
- - cg,,,se arr. unIble 10 sITe, aIv ',Hu'S''-'
- W ~ the Suparjntenacnts 80 thai tisir p ''
I'lNIa II,- III The CIasS SUQerIut' n''t-utS w-
r., ,a[@iye the entry hooks from the N"'''a
- ,,.,,a., ia,Nnrit a." the awards o tHr d"."
III r.,rrt the SANE with the turT Of the t"uN~
.I Sa,4tary. NJ the ciOsr of the Insy"ctiln, III
is oT rs - u tl,er, after - possible
, Inn op E conduct or proIane Htn@uH@e WI
iac. the offender to expulsion from th- Nnoun.'>
A well re,,Iltie ei poiire viii lie on the g''.i
turing the FAR, which with i'tle csr- 0I H.. g.
IT the owners -yil secure eutIre safety q i. .-
81, exhibition The SUUerInJrud-utS will also .a.;'
r.li force. to protect all articles under hen r.t-
a v..ilgrlt watch viii T., Iug Ftaiurt uht rHt j..
AMI al necessity pre.7utl, taken a.TiII>' a.'s .''
But the Society VIII NOT be responsible Bog ii. '
or damage
(. Hay AMI . ol stalls VIII be furnished io1
animals entered for pIrmIumS-
;. Horses that are expected 10 cOmvr'r f.T M
IN the Running ~ U0Jtiug Races VIII b. iUI'h
stalls
e, The Trustees VIII II. as au EIutliziHs E"1ri '
the close Of the last day, 10 whom al. matters o.
contest or complain: must be Submitted. tAe.ra'
10 complaint viii he considered.
:. Persons wishing 70 camp out UIil tind = t'i
and sha!y grove oH rhr grounds wl,h al t"n''..'.
Of wool and wafer
$. Persons wishing t. cornurt- fo' U--u' ;.'
articles IN tho Pavilion, al.- particularly ''gH.-'
rnt-r them - sO1n IS possible oa t'.' q,
In UrSiar, s. thai ample riin WI '-'-'N ~ 30.
s,rrss II--'In'ut.
.. Compctir,on is inv.,e-r a,ra Fs-... d..
N"rthrrn dn' O auI Wa>liI--ur .r'.''
the mountains. r-,....
JAS. MADIGAN, 2. H't
>ecrrfay
, 1875-10-09

New SoUTH WALES some time 40,
adopted free trade policy, and with
the most satisfactory results. The
Sydney Herald says: 1T is Dow some
years since The voice of the unem
ployed' has been heard in our streets =.
but for many months past we have
been accustomed to the lament of en-
ployerS in all parts of the colony. and
IN nearly every industry over the
dearth of labor. Men, they said, Were
not to be had to reap the har,e
which were ready TO be garnered in
different parts OF the colony; and ii g
railway contractors can only pros
eeute their enterprise by the import
atom OF hands from the n,i ishboring
colony There has been for a long
time past, been great activity in all
lhe building trades, and although the
prices OF labor and materials are from
the nelghSoring colonies. There has,
Tor long time past, been great acuV
Ily in all the building trades, ana
although the prices of labor and mate
-ials are from 80 TO 100 per cent
nioher than those which were hlehIH
three to tours ago. sun
il IS next to impossible 10 get an aue
1uate supply of one or the o'heF'
, 1875-10-09

II will eradicate the disease, and WIZ assur-
,nce founded on pDOf, that no harm can
aris, from lis use in ny quantity.
rat which prOteC.s from or prevents this
disrler must be Of immense service in the
coamuuities where. it prevails. Prevention
Is etter than cure; for the patient escapes the
rix which he must run in violent attacks of
II baleful d.stemper. This CURE" eXpels
ne miasmatiC poison Of Fever and Ague
fOm the system, and prevents the develop
rent Of the disease, if taken on the first
feproach of its prenOnitOry symptoms \
s-eat superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever iIiscO7eredfOr the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Iutermitents is, that it confirms
no Ouinine or minerl; consequently it pro-
dnces no quinism orother injurious effects
whatever upon the costtution- Those cured
by If are left as healay as if they had never
had the disease
Fever and kGu IS not alone the con-
sequence Of the miaslatic poison. great
variety of disorders Use from its irritation,
among which are NRralgia, Rheuma-
tIsm. GOuf. Hedache. Blindness.
Toothache, Ear.ehe. Catarrh, sth-
ma. PaIpiration Painful Affection
of the Spleen, Histories, Pain in the
Bowels. Collie, Paralysis. and derange-
ment of the Stomeh, all of which, when
originating in this ause, put on the inter-
mittent type, OF bcOme periodical. This
"CUREn eXpels III poison from the blood,
and consequently dres them all alike. 1t is
an invaluable prOtctlOn TO immigrants and
persons travellingr temporarily residing in
the malarious disricts. If taken occasion
ally or daily Will, exp6 I'd 10 the infection,
that viii be excrted tlUm the system, and
cannot accumulae in sufficient quantity 10
ripen into diseas- Hence it is even more
valuable for projection than cure; and few
will ever suffer from Intermittents if they
avail themseIvesO Of the protection this rem
edy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpid
ity of the Live, it Is an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity
and producing many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines fail.
REPAIRED BY
DIR. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical AMI analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
HEREBY WARE ANY PERSON FROM PU
chasing 70 he'd b, J. / STORY against
" BRANSON, gIvea either in April or May, lS7
as both interest AMI p-incIpl has been settled "a
note Was paid by HENRY WOOD, who was tie a
thorIZed agent Of q. Y Braason-
Wsna Walls, September 6, 1875. 4O-lV'
, 1875-10-09

Nopre-u usu will l-- awarded Tor nythH- ''sch
in the opIu:on OF the Juses, Is no sGpIlor 81 H.
kind %.
No animal or article VII n. examined 10y tn
iulgtS unless Il has "a card atta'hed, showing Is
class number, AMI mum. er Of ent-y. aS also age oi
animals Whe age l. required lL'>e c'i Is VIII b
furnished by he Secretary on payment oi entranra
frtS.
1. Exhibitors names must not L. written on tl'
cards attached u articles animals entered lor tN-
hibItion. And person VIII y allowed 10 inter
trre with the Judges during before Their adJI ilts'-
tion by word, letter or otherwise under penalty OF
exclusion fIOE cnmpttltun-
G. Ihe hooks for eiitIaure Of aniTnt or articles
competing fOr premiums viii le c.o>ei It 10 clock,
A NJ, Thursday, hr thnf day, the time "i The 80
ciety governing except for such class Us may here
after be namel But exhibitors are requestr.
To enter as early as possible ON The first iay-
6 All animals, mtnutsctures, OF ProiucN must l''
entersd in the name OF the owner, Manufacturer or
producer.
Entries nav he n4le with the Serreary 10y let
ter or otherwise any time after the first Srptrr-
her, If application be acrompInIed 10y IL entrance
fee.
5 Tf. entrance Tee viii le 10 per cent. n the pre-
miurn 10 he awarded anl must be pad Tevious 70
the time Cf passing the hooks into the b'o9 OF IN
Class Superintsnients. or no 2otlce VIII taken "'
sIrh entry a.. ,I
o No entries will be allowed IN any els after th'
Judges have comm, need their eNamInatr -, m -
10. No person shall act Judg' Tor avI,;. 80.
miumS for which he Is IN any WY CON ,;,,,,
II. An animals articles entered Il - ,,,,fl
must remain upon the ir"uhlS l" III u IS for pre-
noon of 'he last day. otherwise all ella ;son 70.
u,rurus thereon viii l- forfeited; unless
removal he granted 10y the President sr, will L.
i All animals or articles for eNhlt9 dents al
taken IN chaTg- ny the . as 'ulsI the JulE'>
arranged IN oidar for the inspection - charge.
Thereafter they viii b under the tNeiNs viii llav
the COMMITTEES and not even the o~H l. closed
liberty 20 remove them until the eNhln n.tanientS
without perm ISslon OF the CEiSs I;.h horses must
I3 AL entries Tor tTotting OF NJ the d
| Ia. made with the Seer taTy 10y o eio'A
| previous 10 the r.i'e- ., ,-i,;5r froIsths nt'
The sane are declared, shall be io.'
, 1875-10-09

A SHOWER OF Hay De. Hawyrpy
Benson. of Dublin, New Iork, de-
scribes a remarkable shower of small
pieces of hay which he witnessed al
Monkiown. 1t appeaed III the form
of ga number of dark, tl"ccnIent
bodies floating slowly down through
the cir from a great height, appearing
as if falling from very heavy, dark
cloud which hung over the house.
TIE pieces of hay picked up were
quite wet, ;" as if very heavy dew
had been deposited on them. The
average weight Of the large t1ockS
was probably not more than one or
two ounces, and from that all flzeS
were perceptible, down to a simple
blade. The cir was very calm, with.
a gentle under current from southeast
the clouds were moving III an upper
current from southwest" The air
was tolerahly warm and dry, and the
phenomenon is thus accounted tor by
DR.. J. w. Moore ; " The coincidence
of a hot sun and two air currents
probably caused the development of a
whirlwind some distance TO the south
of Monkst0wn. BY it the hay was
raised into the air, to fall, as already
described, over MonkStown and the
adjoining district.
, 1875-10-09

TH K GIT WAY.-Now, Young
man listen, while We tell you how To
P the question. Get her well cor
urred where no one can overhear YOU,
and then poke this conundrum at her:
When Will there be only twenty five
letters in the alphabet Answer
When you and | are made one. After
that II Is plain sailing. Our charge
for this Is box of cigars in each case
Of successful .ppliestion-the charge
10 be and remain 4 debt of honor m.
til satisfied and discharged.
, 1875-10-09
a WET RAIN.-A cIerrymqn

A WET KAlN.-A clergyman. meet
ing little boy Of his acquaintance,
said, =. This is quite stormy dav, nv
son : Yes, SIT" answered the how
this Is quite vet rain" The eIeTry
man thinking TO rsbuke such bvGsr.
Gole' asked II be knew Of any other
than a wet rain. Il never knew Ter.
sonally Of any other" returned the
boy but / have read in a certain
TOOK cf time when it rained fire and
iHmSione, and / guess that was not
Very wet rain"
, 1875-10-09
EsaniSriInf S0fLcp

Ia III, Disrjr' Court Of the Tnitsd States r the First
Judicial District Of flashing On Tsyri org.
IN the naHer Of LUTHER /. EEWBT, BqHyrrp,
| HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, That The third and
hnal meeting Of the UeiitHrs o? LUTHER \.
NENBf, viii be held in the city Of wallt Waila,
IN Sat district the 18th dav Of GctaLer IS.5 at
10 clock, NJ at the tourt House sail district
for the purposes named IN the 9th and gsth sections
OF tie Bankrupt Act of March n. 1867
O. P. LACY,
4
, 1875-10-09

.'MY dear said husband TO his wife, on
observing new red-striped stockings on his
only heir, why have you made barber poles
ont of our chiIds legs?'' because he Is a
little shaver was the neat reply.
, 1875-10-09

The census-tskers OF Winchendon, Mass,
have come across the case Of a woman twenty
five years old, married at twelve years Of
age, Hho hs- had tn children, the Oldest
being nov thirteens years old.
, 1875-10-09

T1r three wonders of the world at present
a-.-how stuff uccumulates in vest pockets,
where the pins go 10, and Why when man
comes out of a saloon be looks one way and
goes the other
, 1875-10-09

,'HO! every one that ,hirsseth." France
will make this year, as estimated, 4, ,2i0, ,OG0
gallons Of wine.
, 1875-10-09

"HAvE animals a sense of humor?' asked
an owlish exchange. Certainly they have.
You'll always find that jackasses are ready
to laugh immoderately at the poorest Jokes
, 1875-10-09

WHAT is the difference between forms and
ceremoniesT We sit upon one. aud stand
upon the Other.
, 1875-10-09

- THE author of the saying, You mus
always take 81 man As you find him, Il sup
posed to have been q constable
, 1875-10-09

TENNESSEE has been State seVenry-niue
years, and the western section has never
produced "a United States Senator.
, 1875-10-09
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Internlls'eEEte Ever
Dlmb Agi1e, Periodical or Biilousi Eaasi61s z 6e:
ver. SC, and indeed ali the anec5IonI ssb ~
which arse from rnalarious' nAi Sii' u
,,oiasnoaf1c pOisOnS.
, 1875-10-09
CLASS = thoroughbred Cattle.
NJ. \. EVANS, Superintendent.
NJ l-THnRnrGHBRFp

:
NJ 3 WARD, Superintendent
No. l.
Best Bull, years old and upwards DIP 10 s 90
Best Bull years old and under B. dip ) 90 90
Best Bull, year old and under -. dip > so
Best Cow, years Old and upwards-- dip 10 5 %
Best Heiier year ola and under =. DIP 90 90
Best Calf either rsex....--....-.-... dip. 90 90
satisfactory evidence Of age and
pedigree must be furnished to the
Judges, before premiums are awarded.
IN this number.
No. GRADED AID MIXED BLOOD.
Best Bull years old and upwards dip. > 90 90
Best Bull year old and under - dip 80
Best Cow, years old and upwards. DIP Oh 90
Re,t C'alf either sex........-...-... Dip. = 50.
PSI Mich Cow....................Idl DIP. 3 0b.
, 1875-10-09

No one remedy Is londer
called for by the necessltles
of the American people than
4 sur and safe cure for
Fever and AGuc. such
we ars now enabled to Offer
with 4 perfect certainty that
, 1875-10-09

color. 2ritk the g2oSS and fj,ssLDcsso ~.
vout6. Thin hair i tbicLeneJ f,H
:ng hair checked and LoIjnaSs ,.',, of,an ,,,,,'
tbouob not aITa,.s nrraJ ~ Ol';l' =.
use. Notbip~ cam rostoro ,,1 tbc - his -
wbcro +La f,ii;,Io-o-, lou -,'5oIt J'.j 'ne IAf
tbo Gm'l, lan5 ,ng iolslf? tFI are DE Destroyed OF
t fne SIIlIuS "''opiIIed ana decayed;
Eu' Suen as remain can be saved by
IllIs aPPllca'l2h' % ana stimulated INTO
hair is produced, Instead Of fouIing
the halr with 4 pasty sediment, it
viii i-"Hio II 'io-'', m "1nd 1T, T.
tcasIoAd "90 liz -
, 1875-10-09

THE man whose wife gave away his last
bottle of schnipps to 4 sick beggar has since
been heard TO mildly express the opinion that
charity should be gm at home.
, 1875-10-09

AN official report places the loss Of property
by the recent foods in France ut 10000, 900
francs, and OF life at 800
, 1875-10-09

INEvER place much reliance ON Il man who
is always telling what he would have done
had he been there have noticed that
somehow this kind Of people never get there.
, 1875-10-09

EATING CRw.-I wish to 60 back
half a centur and give the origin OF
the story of citing crow During the
war of isI2 Dme American soldiers
were sta,iopedin Canada. A soldier
sho, a tame cr,w belonging to a farmer
in the neigh.orhood. The farmer 1a
came m and .sked if be might look
at his gun. rhe soldier SAID yes anu
handed him his gun. lhe ia'tnIt nIf
then told bimhe had to eat one-hail
of that crow which he did. lne
farmer gave back his gun: and me ne
soldier then pld the farmer that ne
had to eat the other half, which ORDER
he very relu1antly complied WIN
They rhen pared. The next DAY l .nT
farmer went i,ro camp and comp ,"'ileI
Of the soldier. He was arrested anu
hron,I,, becor the officer, wh",poIn
70 ,be farmer inquired Of the soldier
Il be knew th:t man. He said he did
How and un,er what circumstance.
did Won mae his acquaintance =!
The soldier sid that be dlned with
him Yesterday What did YOU hav"
for dinner y We ate crow How
did Won ike i?' Il cannot say aS l
hankerr: aflerit very much. Inter
n stH.
, 1875-10-09
The Curse d Sewing Nach;ncs.

" \ mother" replying to some strict
uTes in a daily paper upon the bold,
even immoiest conduct of the "beau.
tifuily dressed young girls, who, ont
Of school hours parade Fifth Avenue,
Chestnut and hcon streets" remarks,
that the ceusrre probably would not
be so severe it were known how
manyof these beautiful dresses were cut
out and made OF the machines by the
wearers. Innocence and ignorance
are the true apologies for their unseen
lngly behavior She lays her finger
on the main Spring Of all trouble.
What but vanIy and grossly vulgar
subSeryience to fashion could induce
any mother to devote her child'S few
leisure hours 10 the construction OF
elaborate costumes, maryelS Of shir
ring, knife plating, etc, etc? The
real martyrs 10 fashion are, alter all.
the shabby genteel, whose souls AMI
bodies must be worn eut in toiing
after her whims and canges. But.
leaving tie moral view ont Of ;he
question, there are physical reasons
which should forbid the Use of the
sewIng-machIne to any but adult
women. Even to them !, is doubtful
whether 1t has A. Vet progpd more of
curse than a blessing. On an aver.
age,qulIe as much time is nyw devoted
IN family to the more elaborate oar
men,> winch it, u>e has bnarht into
fashion, a. formerly was oven Ia tho
needle; and the appalling Increase of .
debility and certain diseases amoro /
women, Is proved to be IarreIv dna -
rs Use 1t will be Of real benefit oDIy
when garments can be made bv !,
win steam power, of Quality and /
nn'Sh which will supersede lis use in
lle family altogether. Unrll then. this !
oemgnant domestic fairy" as it Is
loetlcaIly called, Is one to be handled |
Win caution +; it has, too, It's malig
hant errand- At least, let young girls
Keep clear of ii; and give th,ir leis-
IRE time to higher studies than the
mysteries of stylish costumes, sand they
sili not remain ignorant " of the bad
aSle shown in heaping shirrs AMI frllls
m theis delicate young bodies, or IN
The " unseemly behavior which no
raudv costumes can excuse.
The PHILOSOPHY of Frying
The object of all cooking, says J. 3.
Hodgskins in the Housskeepsr, is to
, 1875-10-09

serouS sickness and suffering is prevented by
thelr timely use; and every family should
nave hem on hand for their protection and
relei, when required Long experience has
proved them TO be the safest, surest, and
best OF all the Pills with which the market
aD0unds. BY their occasional use, the blood
is Rulhed, the cOrruptiOns of the system eX-
pehed, distractions removed, and the WhoIe
machinery of life restored TO its healthy actlF-
ity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by 1yer's Puts,
and stimulated into action Thus Inclpleht
disease is changed into health, the valut oi
which change, when reckoned on Ihe I ,rI,,I -
multitIdes who enjoy IT, can hardiy oe ,to,,
puted- Their sngar-coatlng H,SA1 ,Sn;r virtTos
pleasant to take. and preserves tiieh sn that
unimOaired for any length OF uiic, I;aLIa
they are ever fresh, and pefleGGIIS "a oner-
Although searching, they are iIiiI,i' ',;.,t;o5 or
ate without disturbance u 'ii'
diet or OcCuDation. 81 ,,-ranner IN
EI,U directions are given on iHl. Lile bbb.;c
oacb hoy how 10 use them as !. hiiIiii = 80
and for the following com f'4EAii'''
rus n Inpu,,.n.ia or Indigestion List
Ie.soc.. Languor. ana Loss on % = PF
,fre they should he taken iiipueI -1eiy 70
s,in,,,Iste ihe stomach, and restore Its healthy
Eor Liver Complaint and its various
.vmntOms, Bilious headache, Sick
n He,dach he. Jaundice or Green Sick
mess Bilious Colsc ana Btlious Fe'.
yer~ they should be judiciOus1y taken for
each case, 10 correct the diseased action, or
remove the distractions which cause il.
For DyseErery or IsiarrhCea, but ons
mild dose Is generally required
For Rhcumarizm. GOut. Gravel
Paipifafion of the Heart, Pain In
the Side. Back. and Ioins. they should
be continuously taken, as required, To change
the diseased action Of the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For DrOpsy and DroPsicai swell.
tnga, they should be taken in large and fire.
quent doses 10 produce the effect OF q drastic
purge
For Suppression. 4 large dose should be
taken, as II produces the desired effect By
sympathy.
As Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills to
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite and invigor-
ates the system. Hence IL is often adyanta-
geous where no serious derangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds thai
dose of these Pills makes him feel decid.
edly better, from their cleansing and reno
TarinS effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED BIZ
D.. J. C. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS. L. 4.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYEHERE
, 1875-10-09
Glass ARTS and Sciences.

c. c. CpAM, Superintendent
No. l-DRAwISG. PAINTING AND PIN
MANS IP-
Best oil Painting, painted with'h the
ytsfr $1,000 ',.t-.
Rg,t Pencil Drawing -----.- --- up
Rest Oruampu al Prmu 2, not les
than ; specimens. ---.' ---'--'--- mp.
Greatest variety Of printing one III
o. ne office. ----- ---- mp.
Rest Photographs views, not less Than
s sDasIWeuS--- ..--.----- ~.
Brsr u--ciu-u O.. PeHnlai>.lp------- mp
NJ. , DFSISNS AND MODELS
Rest psS:g OF bui IU= a Barn ,.-..- DIP
R.--r u.~lEu ut huIh-u,a uE Pen mp
Rest II, sign OF hs-IiaIEg a Poultry
Hou.e Dip
Rest Design OF making Farm cate. di
Bs,t Design uf rat and mouse PIo"f
C;r,i,aI Dip
r. Ftrm Pur,p. p...------------- --- dip
Best mo 4 of attaching horses to
Piow dip.
b = Plan o. attaching a WIND Nlhto
:, P,,mp dip.
All artl.lrS to b manufactured b eN'lbit'
For manifest improvements useful % the
and mechanic, tui rot Included Hnder any q
, 1875-10-09

largest and best display Of Fruits =.
bs exhibitor. up =
No. 1-ELOwERs.
largest collection of Flowers, from
one garden. .-....-..-.-- UP :
Rest Collection Of House Plants. ...... dlf-
Most tasteful!y arranged Roquet; ;--- mp
Artificial scenery on Fair Grounds mp
Best display of articles enumerated IN
Class S. Nos. 4, 5 X 6 Glass 9, No
>; an! Class :, NJ. D; by the ladlrs
Of euy Grange in the coanty or Au =
, 1875-10-09
The Play Iosophy of Frying

The object Of all cooking, says J. B.
HodgskiDs in the Uousskeeper. is to
bring about those chemical changes
, 1875-10-09
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief
and cure Of all
arrangements in
the stomach, liv-
er, and bowels.
They are 4 mild
aperent, and an
excellent purga.
tive. Beingp pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no mcr-
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
, 1875-10-09

W s. GILLIAN, Superintendent
No. l--FR ITs
Best varieties Fan Apples, 5 speci-
mems 10 saeh variety ...... dip. , %
Bet varieties OF Winter Apples,
specimens each variety - dip. ? %
Best varieties Pears, sp cinens
each variety dip , %.
Pest variety Of Peaches, by exhibitor. dip. ! %
Best variety OF Piums by exhibitor dip ! 90
Best variety OF Grapes, BY exhibitor,
3bunches................. .. dip. : ool
, 1875-10-09
Aysr,s
Hajz Vigor
For resoring to Gray Hair its
nahral Vitality and Color.

A I
which :,
once o. -,
IL, I ~
, 1875-10-09

D.. J. C. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS, U. s.4.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvrRYvHEKx