The Beaver County Argus., July 08, 1857, Image 2

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TL, B& AR A3tDED AT Tkli
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR
• oi Tut.
Beaver Co: 'Agrictiltueat Society,
I TO BEtto
'TUESDAY, WEDNEBD. Y & THURSDAY,
&pt. 39th & 30th, and 4'14,1, 1857
Class No. 1-7 arms andliavlens.
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Best cultivated Farm of not ,tass than 50
stritt attention being paid to tho:sryle- and
cundition •ot our houses; fences, farming, skill
fuLth rn
anageer4, &c• Loxes 4V2, 00
2nd .best do 5 00,
Berl' cvltivated Vegetable qirden, Dip. '.& 30
0 0
21 best' do do do
• . 2 0
Best Flower and Otramental Gatderi, • • 3 001
21 best do _do{ do • .2 00
Jrncis,—David Minis, Beni. itush Bradford,
and, John Potter., • ° '
Nors---Coirmetitars desiring •to enter. Class
1, : (Farris and Gardens,) Must furnish the
Secretary with their names hetes° theAst - of Attj,
gust, 1857,.' '•
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•'- Class: No. 2—Horses. 1
Best Blooded Stallion, 4 years old and upwards.
,
Silver C ,
,or $lO 00
23 best do ild _ - • 60
Best do do 3 yeass f , , , 5 00
200
2d best do do do ' q - '„ •
Beat do' f,.r all-purpcisee, 4 . ma gld izi4„, sny
~
241'best do do do •' .- 500
':.-'-Best do :do do 3 years old, 500
/ = `2d best do ;do do ! do' 300
Best do do '; dol 2 years old, 300
Beat i do - :do -, d0,,.C01t, 1 y'r old, 100
I — 'lll beisfa . do do do do.. Dip. & 50 .
/4 Best Wooded Biood_lllase, 4 ears old and
;',. .• • upwards, • ...,... '
~ • SCO
2rl best do ,do do Bo ,'- aOO
i Best do ,do do 3 y'rs old, Dip &2 00
. 2/1 best do 4 'do do do 200
i Best do' Ido 'do 2 y'reCold. Dip &2 00
24 best do `do-- -5 :::"do do s 1 2.00
Best _ . do, do do 1 y'r. old, Dip. &100
2tl best Biodcded Brood Mare 1 year old, 100
Best Brood Mare for all.pnrposes, :4 years
old and upwards, Dip. ,t 5 00
:•• 2 , 1 best do 1 do , do 800
Bess do ' 1 do ' do 3 years old, 500
24 best do 'I do do do . 300
Best do •do do 2 years old, 300
2tl best do do do do ' 2100
Best do -I do 'do 1 year old, - 2100
2d best de • ; do do do .....-1 00
Best- do do do Colt, . 1 00 '
24 best do t -do do •do Dip. & 50
Best Gelding 4 years old, • Dip.'• & • 5 00.
2.il best do' . , do • -3 00
Best do. 3 years otd, •5 00
24 best do ' I do - ' 8 00
Best do .li•yeeri old, , 300
2d beef do • do , - I 2 00
Best da . 1 year old; . = " 200
2il best dei ; -do ' ' I •-- 100
••Best Span Matched Ironies 'or Mates, 500
23 best do do do 1 300
Best Saddle Horse or Mare, 4 y'rs and over 4,00
1141 besi do ~,-.,1 do do, do 300
Best trotter, i t • ' 4.00•
23 best, do "1 '• - - ' ' - 2 ' oo
Best Pacer or Recker, .- 1 4 olf
2(1 beet do' . 1 -do • " 2 00?
B,6t.lBprin Carriage Horses or Mares * 5 001
' 2d best do"- 1 do do - , cro , 300
Best Span Heavy Draught Horses or Mares 5 001
2d bast • i10....1 . do • . do I. do •4 300
Best Jack, - --.,,, • ' - 1 - '': 5 001
2tl best do ''\ l • ' 3 00 •
. . ,
Best, Span"of Mules,'-..., . , 1 ~ .5 001
24 best do : do ••• $ 00. E
Best Mule Colt, ' ' 100 !
21.1 best do 1' 1 . ' Dip. & 50
Best Family C'errlage-41orse or Mare, 4 00
24 b!st do • do ' do do - 300
Jrnotts.-1 acob'Smith, South Deaver; Win.
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P. •Alcorn, Lawrence Co.; John . Patterkoia;
Ls astilfer.- - rtttEUIT ---- . - ar ---
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Hest Durban" Bull 3 years old or over, $8 00
.1d best,tia': Ido do - 700
Best- do I do 2 y e ars old,
24 best do , .130 1 . do • ' •
Best do ' tdo 1 year old .-
..24 best do i - I
do de.
Best 'da do 6 months old,
21 bestjdo do do
Best Durham Cow 3 years old and over, 500
2d best do do do . • 3.00
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Best do , . do• 2 years old, 300
21 beAt do; do do ' . 200
Bent do; Heifer, I year.old, 2OO
2d beat do! do 'do 00
Best do .1 Calf under I" year, " 101
2d best doi; do do _ • - aJ
Best Decoy Bull 3 years old and over, 100
2d best do 'do
. r Ili' do 1 :7 • 00
•=" Hest do do 2 years old, = 5OO
2d best dog .lo • -2 00
Best do-; do ryear . old, 200
, 2,1 best doll do., Au!: '1 00
Best doll Bull Calf under 1 year old s .1 00
2d best do • do d'o' 60
Best do= -Cow 3 -years and over, ', 300
2a best dal do • do • 200
Best acd an). 2 years fold, 300
21 hest dol do" . " - >- do ! 200
r,,Ft do 1 . year. bid;
2.1 be‘tt (IP 'A , • dol 100
Best dot Heifer Calf ". 100
21 best dot do • • '5O
Best Ayrsiure Bull 3 y'rs old and upward, Ft 00
21 beat -• do do - 700
Best doi years old, - 500
2d best dot do do 2 00
Best ' dei:'" do 1 year old, 200
. 2d .best...dl •do do ' 100
Best •da do Calf, - 1.00
best d.;i do do 50
Best ild Cow 3 years old and over, SCO
2d best tij do do 300
Best d •- do 2 years old "8 00
2d best dti. do - 'do , - 200
Best d'd do 1 year old, - .' 200
2d best du do do _
00
Best 6 Heifer Calf, . t
2d best d 4 -' do do • • ,
Best Hereford Ball 8 years and over, 8 00
t 2d beat do - do -do • iOO
' Beet .! do do 2 years old, - 500
=ad best do ' do• , 2
-do 2.00
tt
Dent' le. do I.year old. t OO
. ' 2d beat do -:. do i'‘, de , 100
Best do do Calf, - l,OO.
9
2d beat 'a ' - 1 , s 50
- . do do I _
',...,
N . Best'. - elci , 'Cow 3 years and , over. 3 IN
N 2.1 best do;_, do I Ido _; , g o t o )
.-Ar N -oess - Inv, /so , 'do ' . . 2
. - Best; do i do 1 year old, ; _ 200
_ , -- 2 d b s t.Ndld do do ' t 100
• Best ; _d Ileifer Calf, ~_ . J 100
2.41 beet do do . ,do - ' 50
Best! Native or Cross Bull 3 years and over, 5 00
i-,2d best do do do' - do - 200
- - =. : Beist do do /Jeer old, 300
/d best do do do . ; 1.00
• Best s do do Calf, ; i 50
2d beat do - do 410 ,c , ' 200
_ B ead do Cow lyearsold,l 300
2d best, do 'do ... ,- ,,t do: • ' 2
Besi" do do 3 ;liar old, 0, 00
. 2d best do . dO %„ —do 100
:Beak Yoke Work Oxen. Sears and over, 500
24 at do- 'do r dol do •3 00
Beat J oke Match Oxen-. 5 years and over, 500
mi le
2.1 'st do do ' !do: do
.. I 2 00
Bee Beef—Ox or,Cow, aoo
• J •noss,,, Josepli Dou.thitt, Darlington; Thos.
:.S tb, 9bio; Simnel C.:Cliivr.; North Sevriekly
Clais No. 1-Sheep
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est Sszotly
I.d beet do -do •
Best do Ewes, Three,' •
2d test do do do:`
Best - -do Lambs, Titre's,
2d best. 'do do' do ;-'•
Besit F rench Buck, '
hest do • do • •
t; -
I•4ittit , Ewes,-Three,
2d best do do - du
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Best do Lambs, Three;
"lid best do ‘do—; do i
Best Spapish. Buck /
241. best do - do.. i
-Sett- do Eli'e4. Thiee,
2d beat do do do/
Best do ' Lairribs,;,,Tbree,
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2d best do do o,
Best Leicester Buck,
3d best do, do ,'"
' Bess ,do Ewes, Vine,
2d 1441 t; do do do
Be(s_ do Lambs, Three,
2d - best -ilo do !do'
Back,\
Best Sontlidown .dc;
2fbest do do,' • : 400
Best do Ewes, pine, ; - 300
2.41 best do do •'do s j 00
Best do Lambs, .Three;'* ••: 200
2d best do , do/ . 00
Best Fleece of -Wool, Weight a Quality, 100
Best 5 Fat Wethers„_ • ; ; 300
Prnoss.--Sohn Bmclsy, Olalo;illicliard Boon,
Baccoon;,Washiii'gton Johnion, South Beaver:
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as s No. b--Swine.
Best B o
oar, / , ` l. 46 00
241 best Boar,l 4 CO
Best Sow and' Pigs, I .6 00 ,
2d best do do 800
Best Sow, ' j 40.
2d best Sow, , 2 00-,
Best Fat Hog, *2 00'
.21.1 hest, Fat Ilog, 1 't 1 00
Best Pig wiper 1 year. old.— 1:00
JVDOES.—Capt. Dan'l Dawson, Ohio; Cog
Stephen Stone, Borough; CILIA Charles - Fisher,
noon.
viass rt0..6--Yottltry,
Best 3 Shanghais, 2 Bens rind 1 Cock, $1 00
" l half breed, do do 100
Cochin China, do • do - 100 I
3 BrahmaPobtra,do - do 1 00
. 1 3 Bolton ,Graye(do do 1 00.
' 1 3 Dorking do do 100
" 3 Poittinl,; do I do 100
" Pair Turkeys. - Dip. lc 100
" Pair Muicovy Ducks, • " 100
." Pair Common do - ;I 00.
11 . Pair Wild Geese, Domesticated, .1 00
" Colleotionof Poultry, not less than
belonging to one person, ' 200
2d best do do do do 1 00,
I Junots.-.--Mm. Leaf,{ Rochester; Th',mas
Thornilay, Fallston; Charles 11. Schriner Phil
lipsbusg. •
_ 1 Class Nai• - 7—Dairy.
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!Best Print Dinar, 6 lbs,) ,
Silver'Teaspooona :worth $5 00
12d best Print Butter, 6 lbs, `i i
- • - Buiter Knife, worth 3 00
3d best Print butter, 6ltis, ' Dip. - & 1 .10
Pest batter, 10 lbs, 3 months old, .
Diploma nnJ Butter Knife, worth 5 DO
Best Cheese, :10 lbs, or over, .2 00
2d test do do IAo • 3.00
1 ,r 131 , i; es.—.lr.s. Clan' a l sa Rhiveley, s . -Be a vet;
Nancy Dunlap, BredgeWater; Eliza Frazier,
"Rochester. ; . - . ,
Class No. B—Honey: &c.
Best Lot of Harley, inoWood or Glass, $2 00
2d test do . dodo 1.00
best Maple &mar. ' I. I
1 00
2d best, do: 1 • -50
4 - IfiDGlC9.—John Minter Ohiofll. N. Frazier,
Rochester; S; M. Crail, Raccoon. -_
Class ISTo
Best Acre of Wheat,
24 best d 3.
best Acre of Rye,
2d best do
best Acre of Oats,
beet Acre of barley;
2d. best vdo
best Acre of Corn,
2d best (10'
. beo'Seed Whits Wheat, 8 bushels,
21 best do ' -'do
best Seed Red' Wheat, 3 bushels,
best nimleY, Ibnsbel, '
beet Corn in Ear, ?,.0 bushels,
beet glover Seal, k bnehel,
best Timothy - Seed, ,1
best Flax Seed, !I bushel,
be-t iseans, busfiel„, .
beet‘POtatoes, ,
- Vbushel,
. ,
best Assortrien of, Potaties,
& 00
200
2 00
1 00
100
50
Juuor.4.—.l, IV. Ramsey, South Bonier; Ja.
Smith; Raccoon; Elan P. Townsen , l,W4
Brighton. • . ;
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Clots. No ICY—Root crops.
Best "Acre ofeshall
nook 1 otatoes, .5.12 10
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best acre of fled ~ ,1 •••,"do 2eo
beit acre of S
. ink. yci 1 / ;do
~ 200
best lot of eit .
best Mange I i"urtzcl, 1 4O
best Carrots, ' - 1 "
'best. Turnips, - ' . 1
best Ruts sage, ; . - • ~ ITi i
best Cabbage, 1 • iii
best Onions, " ' .•: 1
. • 1
best Turnips Beets, i . l - t
best Parsnips, , ' . - - 1
,
gent Sweet Pumpkins, " . .
best eollectiqn of ; Squashes, , -- P
best lot of M atermelbn.s, 1 Di
best Citrons,i i
best Collection of Vegetables, 1 i
best i bustler of Tomatoes, . . :-,
Jroons - - GeOrge Barclay, Brighton tp; r
D. Doirds, Raccoon, Jos Irwin, Rochester tp
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Class Noj,ll--rruit.
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Best 6 varieties of Fall Apples, 6 each, $2 ilk
2a best do doi do ' 10(
best 6 varieties Win,er , Itppiee, o 2 01
26 best 6 do do ' ao 1 01
best s largest Col, d o —do 2 01
21 best do' do do 101
best Seeding Apples,l . 101
best half bushel Apples, # '
beat 3 varieties Summer and, Fall Peers,
Five each,
26 best 3varietiesammtrier a - Pall P
Five each, .
best Winter Pears, 3 iarieti
best peck of Winter, , Pears,
best 6 varieties of Peaches,l
2d best 6 varieties of do
best collection of : 1 1 do
best .4 varieties of pintas,'
best collection of. ' do
best voiew Quukee4- '
beat Grapes,_.laabella,
best s do Catawba,
best _...14..:Aidj1, 1 4.
best itrawberriei,
best Collection if Ffis
person,
beet Dried Peaches j
best do Apples, j
JUDGM—Philip !Co
ing,. Industry; fSamnel l
/ 100
.50
Claiii.NO. 1 2 — A
Best Plow; two Horse,l
best one Horse Plow, '
best Hillside Plow,','
best Corn Plow.' ' '
best Crain 1 - )rill, -•
best Reaping and Not ,
best Corn-Planter,
best Square Harrow,
best Triangle do, - i
best ClOver [fuller, 1 t ' ,
bsst Horse Iley R ake, 'i, 7 / .
best Cutting.' Box - , Iri / ' s.,
best Machine to gather ClOrtir Seed, ' 3
beat Seed sower, I- Ai ll
best Grain Craile, , I i I r . . '
best Threshing machine, V ' 1
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best Corm She ll er, 1 ~
best Cider Mill, • 1 . I ,
beet Fanning Mill, _ • '
best WheelbarroW, , '
best Corn Cultlister,
best florae Shoeing, - ,
best flay Ladder, i .1 t
best Farm , Laddere 20 feet !MI.
bait Garden Ladder, 16 cici
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$.5 00
4 0.1
3 00
200
2 00
100
E. 00
4 00
a DO'
200
a."
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,Field Crops.
S 3 00
100
00,
- I
100
2 00 1
2 01
varieties
'5 each,
do
each,
g pee
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1111
erally, to onej
I" 3 00
Mt
Tel . .; Moon; Joseph Ew-
IStileo, 'Pulaski.
• ana l IRV aments.
• 00
• • '1:00
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1
ng /13
nisalkine, ,/ 5
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- 1
1
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1
I>eit rm Bdlm. lOO
best do Axes. ' stud 1
best Aoien Flour barrels, OQOO
best and Most numerowiCollietion of , Ag
riciulturnl Implements, . Dlp. *nd 200
Jrrooss. —Wm G. t Wolf, Brighton tp; Hugh
Irr'.e, Rtisibister'tp; Siam' Alcorn, Moon:
CLASS •18-11ECIONICAL. IMPLE
MENTS. I
Iles 2it
Horse Carri &2 age or i ßuggy, dipoo
beg 1 ' do - do ; Dip: &' 1,00
hes 2 do WagOn,; .Dip. '& 200
best Dresiing Bureau, Di . p. 'Sr, 1 00
best Sofa, - Dip. & 100
bes 6 Mahogany Chairs, Dip. &,. OO
be s t 6 Common- do 100
set, Cane' Seat 46 ' 100
,best'DiirngTable, 1 00
'Kit Wasb Stand, 50
beSt Basket; Split,., ::::. - •50
be't do Willow, , 50
bet Picture Frame . Dip. & 5O
best Carving on Wood, . i lOO
,
best Dozen of Bodes, Diploma.
bdst do, Tubs,ltip , &I. 00
blst White Lead Kegs, • ,
•ppipma.
st`Churn, ' .. ' - . i.. 100
best Pump, . • ' .
Dip. & 1 00
..best Bee Hive -7 ' ! 100
best Manure Forks, 6, , • OO.
hist Hay do-: :6 • i. 100
bilt Broad Axe,. • „1 ....... 4.0 Al
test Cutlery, •I'''.
best Sample of Iron Railing, . . • 200
best Cooking Stove, I Dip. &1 00
beat Coal Stove, for Heating Churches
and School Houses, . 2 00
hest Castings, generally, ' • '1 00
hest Stotle-ware, ,• '• Dip. & P,l 00
best' Fruit Jars,'.o, three Os, Dip. &' 100
best do b, two do 100
best Glass are, i Dip.X j 100
best Fire Brick; . j Dip. & 1.1 00
est Common do / . Dip. & 100
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JUDGES.-T. B White, New Brighton;
ohnston Small, - Bridgewater; &aerates
;mall, Bridgewater. I- •
.SS 14--LEATHER & ITS lAN
,- UFAC'IIURES.
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Best Ilarness Leathe', D. & 1 00
,best Skirting, , - 11 00
best Soke,
~ ; 1 1 00
belt Upper, , .:, , 100
bear Bridle, '_ 1 - 1 00
best Kip.Skins t . 4 r . • 100
best. Calf-SkimN-4 . Dip. &1 00
beat Double Seeo Car. Hex; Dip. & 3 00
best Set of Sing • do •1 50
litut do of . Dou le farm Harness, ' 200
best Man's Sari le, ' 2 0c)
best-Side
.Saddlk, ' ' 200
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best Bridle au i 3faitingal, 1 00
best Halter, • - • 50 j
beat Lem* rutile, - 100
'best Y'r Gin 'a Calf Boots, Dip. A; 2 '01.;
best do 80. Kips, • 1 00;
best Stega, 1 00
best Sboes, ' .•1 00
• Br D; & 100
best Nair. ,adies' JOot3, ip.
best do . 7 ~ d) Shoes 50
best do • do ' Slippers, . . 60
JUDGES.— Harrison 301illsn,; South
Beaver; John W: Thomas, Boroigh; Os
,
car Nicholson, Rochester.
CLASS 15.— AMERICAN
FACTURES. j
Best 10 yards of Broad,:lotb, • 200
best 10 do of Satinett, 00
• _ -
tat t Ix)
best Swine Silk, • Diploma.-
'beat Silk, Nesting, ' 1 00
best Flax or Tow Bngging, 1 , 00
Lest 6 Pieces of. Country. Linen, 100 ;
best 6 Beams-of Writing Paper, 1 00;
best Corn Brooms, Dozen, • 1 00 1
best Silk Mats; 1 00-
best Fur lints 3, 00 1
best bbl of i 1
Flour; •. :1-00
JimoEs.—Hiram Stowe, 1) o
,r °ugh; l'hos.
31. Jaylor, Itochesterk' Join i Sterling,
Hookstowa. - • '
CLASS" 16.—DOMESTIC MANUF'C'S '
Best Ornamental Needle work, • 1 00
best Coverlet, 1 00
2d best du - 50
Beat Ps*or Blankets, 1 00'
best Table cover, 00-1
best Rag Carpet, 15 yds, Dip. & 1401
best Woolen Carpet, 15 yds, r 00
1.2 d best: do do ; 50
Best Diaper; 5 yds, 50
best de/Litten, 5 yds, ' '
'lbe,st specimen Linen Thread, 50
'lbest,Thread-Lace, 4 yds, - 50
best knit Woolen Stocking, • 50
best knit Nits, and Gloves„ eanh, 80
best 2 loav6 Bread, Dip. & I.oo'
best Pound Cake, ' 50
beet Sponge Cake, • 50
0 best Jelly do • 50
0 best Preserves, . Peach, •50
0 best Fruit Jelly, , 50
gbest Preserves, Strawberry, 50 .
0 best Specimen. of Pickles. 40
best sample of App c, Quince,* and
0 * 3uttex,each 1 galbn
0 2d best do ,
bert•Home made Soap, -` 100
,o 2d best, 'do • do /- 50
0 best Candles, _
0 best Ornamental Shell work,' `‘.l 00
° best Stand Cover, 1 00
0
G) , best Silk Bonnet, 100
) 2d b,.st
. 50
) best Patch Work Quilt, 2 00 .
2d de • do d 6 • 1 0 0
.'d tin do, "do• 50
best White Quilt r 1 00
•
, 2d do 501
best Collar,, 1 00 '
Best Specithen Wax Flowers', 1 00
best Specimen Artificial Flowers, . foo l
JurlGEs..--Mrs .- Cyi k thia .Cunningham;,
Mrs: Mary A- Power, Rochester; Mrs. Ito:
sauna Potter', Raccoon. -
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CLASS 17---VLQWP.RS.
Best variety and collection Flowers, 100
2d best do • do 5Q
best'cot. and var. of Flowers in pots, 1 00
) beat Greenhouse plants, od
)0 best Basket of Flowers, 1 oci
0 2d best do do • 50
1° beat ; M o s s Vase with Fitment, 100
-
10
beseDish Vase with Flowers, I 1 00
)0 best Hand Bogue , ,1 00
)0 2d beat do; , 50
i 0 -best Flat Boquat, 00:
)4) 2d beit do - ' • 56
)0 :beat Table Boguet,- OO
10 24 best • do • 60 .
01 best Floral Design, J 00
100 2d best do \ 50
Junnza-,-Mica gusan Pentland, Roches!
2 00 -
50 -ter; Mitre Nancy Moorehead, Sbaron;Ars. l .
60 Joseph McConnol, Now Bright On. l l i
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- CLAS - 18-41ISOELLANEOUS.
Best Stone Fen,g, . 100
hest 13urdle Feice, ' - , 1 00
~
belit - Posttand ail Fence,' 1' 00
best and la — reimen Col Dip. d!c4 00
best Dress ti , best made, Dip &.1 00
best Sack. or Oareoat, do . Dip. & 00 .
best Satin or Velvet Vest,' ' Dip. .& 50
best Pak' Pa/..1,. - . . [5O
best Speeime Wire, .Dip. & 1 00
t
beat Oil lYain ngs, - - Diploma.
best Crayon a Water Colors, , ! Diplema
beat Dag,uerr pes or', Ambrotypes, Dip.
nest Spleime lain and Fang' Job
best Liiing dge, i. , , 00
bast Spbilxie tone cutting, DiplOma a :
best Specitne Bricklrying. l' Diploma. t : ''
best 2 Hams' eci by Exhibi t or,- 2 00 sal
2d bear:. , do '- ' , 100 c-,.
3d best di
JUL L i3EiI y
Atnierj _
Childs RIPS
do . 50
.lin McCarter, Chippewa;
oar,;.Rwebester; Lorenzo
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CLASS 18
Three Plo
one Dist of ,t
of the Ohio
The Sol will be
the
01 : 143 hING e t
g Matches will be Weld— W
Be i aver River; one South at
one West of lieaver river. io
nd'ei, the tna6agenient of
`the respeotiye District*.
lace lee notice will i) . e la'
Of •
given, ~.' , , . i .
The name the Ploughman must ti e
given, ail well i thq-kind of Plough to be
used,lat the tidi of entering. .! . ' 1
I . Each:Sectiookill [appoint its own Judges. Ikl
DISCRETIO Rte- PILEMIIJIS I b'
May be awaedettO articles Of merit not I '
e ' •
mbraced in tintar ' List. s
going 1
eTtiptiEs—Dald cots, Brighton; ; ` John
john'ston, fermi, i hio; W. L Dickinson, .
Rochester; '0 inn ingham, Beaver; Jos.
T. Pugh, Newll ighton, Reuben Watt,
South Beaver; la es Stewart, Moon.
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;RULES 1116 REGULATIONS
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FOR THE GOVItNIKENT of the FAIR.
1 . , i
• 'Rims 1. 'Co Phtitors at the Fair Must
become membe ck the Society , and have
.
certificates - of nO berrhip, which moat be
lehown to the S tart' before , ! any entries
;can be made. ey must also be'Citizetti
; - of the County, moors or the property
exhibited Jrjp• niuna.
I 1 -
‘,llrmE 2. Nu bored 1 earls; must be at
tached to all Ail Oleo Stock„ &c.
• whitili
can be procured, \of the Secretary, bat names
of owners strictl l excluded until after the
award of Freud •' . . 1.
yt
4uLE 3 . 1 Al oitnals or articles ,
must
boon the Group efore 101o i alock, A N.
on iTueiday, S ptember 28th, that they
maybe arranged in readiness ,for e,iiamitait
don by the Jud is immediately thereafter.
Articles may s ubs equently be offered for
exhibition, but i no case will premiums be
awarded upon t elecood day' ; entries. All
cards on such Waif be marked. second day
entry. The ra ins article moot be qtsed to
take two premi me.
.I.tuLE 4J A libe Judges are .required
to iepOrt them elybs at. the stand, at 10,
o'clock, on Tu shy morning, Otherwise
, -
vacan44ea will e - itomediately filled up by
the Board. 7 ey will make, full and de
tailed reports,
c rid return them' to the Sec
reiary beforo I z ; c ..,,i 4Or kz 9n Wednesday.-"
Fepar allents ) UN
Pretninm 'List. ; When a
is presented, •they are to
...
'sei forth in th
•
t ypo hy 'object
t refer it the Di'
•Iturs 5. , J
urns upon in(ii
nu comptition
r --I RubE G•
tliemseives
net to be inte
'• by any `person
RULE, 7. 4:1
nantisAnust pi
il:eint..l. , sted
i t itut,s S.-
for preminm et
of the Fair, el
All Stock &c
to 'the Order
31auagers:'
r-, ,
?`to serve as a
c'ampe!iog for
I or in any way
I Rut': 10. •
award prerninu
from.; other Co
11.
Drit t lona ry Committee..'.
Rips will not. awanl:preirti
'creut objectswithl . l little'or
, it
,
, :iiilhitors (14 mot /to make
vim to the Sudges—who are
114 ed within any manner,
I I
lompetitors for fietd crop, prel ,
eseut certified statements of
view. I 1
o.anitnal or article entered
n be removed until the close
cept by,special permission.
on exhibiti,mi will be subj , ct
.d direction of ibo Board of
,o person wi?l be pirmitted
Judge, if • he.'or be
a .
prcint..tm inthe same claim
interested'.
The Bo.irii — ofl Managers. triat
us on srticlea Of special merit
pities or States. I
Tickets of membership ($1)
. ( 1 ` 1 "
gtveja/1 m
prlvtiege .or tjo year, eun
kg i eucceeling election, • arid admit to tit's
Fair Ground during the the
heads of a-Lreity, and children residing at
bo l nie,exoept I thales 'over . 21 yo7ar's ' age.
Single - Ticket ? , ,achnitting, lune 'person, 25
cents each, arnica will be' goo? fur one day
•
RUL'i 12; j knell Horsecor Colt brought
UpOn Ground, (except, those ,engaged
in hauling articles to the'Fair ' flr Lich shall
not remain ;) be taxe3llsets each-- a
t florae! , (.me owner); in harness
100
50
Otheiri; _
RULE 13.1 All Carria Ruggies'&c
used in the ring, must be driven._clut
!side of the Grounds immediately after
training. • • • • •
RULE 14. ! All Carriages, , Wagons, •or
v e hi c l es o f-any kip! ' coming 'within the
anclosure (except the preristoos in. Rulee
112th and 1340 must;
. be entered for
!conlp'etition,laud hive a etu - nlicra — eird
placed. thereon :! ;lone otbnrs can be admit
ted ' ' I
"RULE 15. zI,H persona; having . Horses
to exhibit or, train in tie ring. are required
ttr show their Certificate' of membership,
both at the Stock gateand 'entrance to 'the
ring.
• RULE 16.
Luring or N
be made in
od of one
Fair.
I 1 All articles in the Minute°.
echenical Detairttnents; must
`he County, and within a per--
year previous to• the present
Although an atimal or arfi•
exhibited in more than one
11. ..premium can be awarded.
Judges Elitist become meni 7
iociety. .
;judges are r9quested to
ofsrsery article that cornea
RULE 17
ole may be
Class, but
RULE 18
bers'of the
Rums 11
make a. act.
.ae-iko Nerd wash to make a
[ with Mb name of thiowner at•
•
before . thetd
full . report, r
taabed-
Rutz 21.' . flay orStraw for Stock
will be famished fre& Of charge, and
Grain at Coat price; and an abundance of
Water will he on the Grorulds for a .u'r.
poses.• . I
t • , ,
Rutz 21.!. I 'Any person who my hring
Intoxicating Liquas norther Fair Ground,'
,
either to drink himself, or, to• lose away,
shallibe expello from tls enclosure, and
not. be permittoid to enter again.
The Maoagers will baye no Auctioneer
to Sell any animals or articles ozhibied,
which the
,JWIIOIII may wird to dispose' of; I
on-the third day. , I
' The Secretary of the SOciety,
Imortin l ) will be ready to receive entries
for two weeks .previous to' the Fair, - runt
would earnestly request all whii.tan, to
make application beford the •Fair, as it will
,facilitate arrangement's that may lre Made
for their accommodation. ! '
The Board Of Managers (which includes
Office 7,) will be present on the Orrounds
id ill be ,Pleased to give any Inform
or. to competitors or others" who liity.'dc.!
re t. `••••-•
A . Address sill be delivered from the I
to . at O'clock P. Non the seeped
f the Fair. The award of, premiums
ill be readiromediately aftorwar6.
T.e .Bokrd have taken consider4le pains
t aariTigerneo of the• Premium List
>r his year; yet ware far from flattering
urs Ives that] we have a cornpletel List.—
l , re hope however, that this will riot 'deter
oy from bringing articles not ennrnemted
o r List; - We have a a large Discre
ten ry Llommittee. and' no pains ! ! will be
pa -d on that part of the Board for the
cc mmodation of all. • '• '
We have Got 'Em.
11 doubt in relation to the election in
i.nesota is dispelled. Dieucounty_ has
e. heard from, and the clear R i tpublieaa=
ority is sixteen delegates. 'he Con
lon will eoasit of 102 nienabersr.,.of
With al •
There are Republicans, 59
" " Pro Slavery Deouocratat 4
Republican
While the result seemed in doubt the
Pro• Slavery leaders sent an express to Pem
bina, to bring down six half breeds residing
outside of the boundaries of the proposed
State, as defined by det of Congress, - for
the purpose of securing a majority in th& l '
Convention, But that game is blocked.—
Tho six read-skin ;'scalper allies tifj the lj,ent-'1
oeracy will be summarily kicked out.of the-,
Convention. if they attempt to obtrude
their copper-Leads upon that body. Even I
if admitted to peals, it would be of no par
ty advantage to the 'Buck Atricans, as
the Indians would uc.t hold the halance of
power. .
We presurde that, after filliog their shins
.with fire water, enjoying a dog feast and
a war dance, at the expense of their white
confederates, they will take the back trail
to the Red river of the North ; having
their tramp foi their trouble.--Chicayo
Trib. , .
.t. . >.
Goon PLixit—Tlie follow: incident
took Place at Big Spring, Kansas': While!
Gavenor Walker WU speaking to the peo
ple there, Attorney General Weir- got into
conversation with Judge Smith, lately fram
Butler count, in this State:. ,d
"Attorndy General Weir, tidying become
somewhat nervous mad e - pf'al,lasseried that
the Free State men were a set of cowards.
"Judge Smith, a man of 50 years and
more, overboard the .expressmn, rand pro
claimed it false. Weir didn't•li,ke the lie di.
protected him from .a thrashint. ' ,-
,
i r(Then take 30 years froni My
j agei said
this Judge - , 'and meet, mese though I were
knit twenty-ono:, I ,
:"Weir, fitiding \ that, he had a man to
eal With, backed out ingloriniNly, by as
serting ihat the Judge' seasFi urro ma de d by
ft iend-; tci'whieh the Judgs promptly rel
plied th' t they could go aloud to the prai-1
die and,ght it out. , I '
?
• "l'lti Worried the Atterifei General
still Imo, e, and he final) , vaincis4d iit_a most
cowartifi manner T I '
1 , 1
ANO-ruEn—The Clarion ' Bantier,fina of
the papers'relied on by, the Sanderson and/
Brady dlique to support the tat:tem:ter nom
inationtll has run up the Wihnot ticket and
turns a !cold shouldet upon the 4'side door"
operJtidns. The editor expressesi is strong
atulitinictnt to I the "American". part . ", but•
adds: I '
6 13ut we are snre itcan never win eitbar
respect tn. victory so long as 1 - -I.s controlled
by a few log-rollers, whose. only object is to .
spread difficulty in the way,' of success. .
For slur part we weald sacrifice much--
"hut cannot Surrender.. principle—we dare,
not . ignore right-wo must" not seek the el
evutionlof men Ito office merely because
they mill themselves Americans, wit) lack
ing' the proper qualification Jrinst bring ills :
gi4e td our cause and earn the
_withering
content of the 'world." • I •
ru6tE DID THE MONEY- U 0 vo ?---13res
,
,lin I thelLoeofoco State Treasurer Of Ohio,•
who stOle well up to a million of public
t -
money, apppars to have had a fancy for
crying onWild
.Cat .barrs with the peo
ple Money ! The Baliimote Sun says:.
‘rWe Will simply state that, Mr. B. is
knowultohave been the purchaser, and is at
present the ostensible proprietor,. .of the
whole or a majority of the stocOof two of our
Maryland Banks, WeensbOrough
Bank,lof Caroline county, and the cumber
land livings Bank, of AlSgheny
,County.
We have not heard that the latter has
brenaonducted otherwise than efficiently,
,or that the former it; not•at present - correct.
ly managed. What was it,t doubtftil char
acter formerly is well known.'.'
=I
„,
A iIIASTELPIECE OUT DONE. We have
until lately supposed Ayer's Cherry Pecta.
ral wets the Ultima Thule in its 'line,° and
that nothing had been.oryould be invented
which could surpais, it in its fine pointsof
excellence as a medicine. Bur we are con
fulcititly assured by those competent to
judgeron the subject, that Da Airta.'it new
PlL9•excel io bigh artistry, even
that widely celebrated embodiment at his
skill, He has 3 -succeded in making . 'them
not only pleasant to take but powerful to
euieithe large class of cdmplaints which
requite a purgative remedy. , •
--Lancaster Argus- - 4.1
ONE fact connected with the Washington
riot is full of alarm for • the future—a ma
jority of the mob which is said to=have been
boys lender eighteen years , of age: The mob
which hung, the negroes in Louisville; a few
weeks ago. was partly composed of the same
material and wherever a riot occurs we have
the same report. And these aro to be the
ep who in a-abort time will have yet:droll'
of tW,country! , • ,
1111
, - REAVEII -.7inG S.
,
~. wiiisti .....J. WTAM). , .
:
bit & 1,, Weyand. giitots * Pro rietors
GovERNQR,
ljt AVID,'
Of Brailfc l rd 'Cowl; y.
FOR SUritE i NE JUDO
James
• Of Fayette Counts,
"0 _
4osetill J: Le
Of atester County.
DE LORMiA.
WILL; tar w,
• 4(egzsle
SAMUE._II B.
WILLIAM
,
Clerk, of uggri
ALFRED 0. MeCRE.A.RX, , _
• - G - mmissios ier:
ABNER MORTON; Frinkli
'
- - , ,
ANDREW M. PUI:DI7, 1 11 a•
• - l• '• ,
Cormier:.
.
fSTATHAN P..QbtfeEl,,
PoOr, 11);ise, I)irei
- ' )
•• 'Trustees - of. Acadeilly.;-
Sl.l. kii:NNEDY N. ilrlghto, (4 yeap?.)
'3lO Il' I KAI) SI yrs.)
AI3N.ER I.".LACOCK,l{,pciw‘ rtp 3 ts")
, • _
121•11
BEAVER,
WVD*gsto.lY, JULY 5, /85:
NA I I COM MISS
iLLW/
• )1
FOR C
W IMI
+.
f or
UNIOTI
COUNTY TI T.
rssembly:
1113Ri1i, Ror ()ugh .
•
-
Recor
i •
1:1 7 41,50N, , Borough.
Treasii7-er..
'NR Y, Of jipi.ough.
UNION COVNTT Co3I MITE '
the Chairtnan of i tim Convent!
sembl'etl at this place o the• - '2'
announced the follot!itig. per.
lute this Coutityl Exie,iutve
James Dartagh; W B
ilLioden; Hugh
1B Courtne'y, Divid i‘ richlotv
T J ChandlerWm c .P.trtcr
John Sleutz, Johyt McCarto
renqe, ,Wm Bbrodes, It Cj
Orr
The Fourth passed ,o
ity quietly and without acci
we hay% learned: Swim
Soboolsioelebrateil the
ak oodE, others in their resre
j
Quit a lively draft tirl
tial
1 1111151 re, and etincnruli
'day andlbrilttant fire worki
were tbeichi4, attraction:.
LeTt•
TlCritT
persons notniniit'il b
of Laiance Co, on the 29t
cos , for are uann
;).1 Fra r, Os. p : se n),1)) . y
socia to Ju9gt,.1,,--kS'alnuel
inissioner,- 1 ,-llsatte P.Cow,,
Isaac N Philip.: A u ffft, 1
'Tacker and R peal"
-
This -watchword' wllich was- thrown to
-the breeze so checiily 'by the Denrultic
,
Press, a Mouth or two ago , with the seem
cingdetertutnation t.) do hr ( ii. unaLr tr,
f has suddenly eollapsed,
arld been compelled
to conic down since the, daii4lote . of Coe Su
, ,)
preme Court .has b,..en rtudered, M.4.. , t.:.0
i sale of PublE: Work . effec'ed,..
amusing-Iris
to vote the coolte34-..witlrtilich
some Of "thean haul down -iliesk t colois:
1 .; 1`
They profess to hold•out i themles hat the
;Supremo Court - assumed the ? ideniieal
ground that they propose, -the next Legis
liture•totakel The Co' rt 'it " mill fiat re
meMbered, decided that a sale nn-der' the
bill of the late I.gishiture, 'would be con
.]
stitutionahand valid-in ‘all'respact4, [save
o.
exonoration of th Pepuvlvania . I: tilroall
) t
from the payntent ,Of taxe4. Now .it
,
strikes us' that the Periver4ic papers did'
not resist a sale on this ground particularly;;
'indeed; we scarcely ever 8:1W the point - , al
luded.' to atf fill by an of pion. But
frOm one end of tho St to to (he "othier- , -
w4h th&"boly exception , perhaps, of the
Philadelphia Peusylvani u Lthsy, have,re
aimed a sale uuder an a i tcd all cir , arn,
staneea r deClaring 'that t e bill 'Wad iuta
mous, unconstitutional; „that , it was liter
ally giving away -the. 3 iiblic Worksi for
nething(, that the Cana P. mr‘l.wmild 'be
abolished, 'a large nun ber of moritoii i ous
personsf thrown out' of Cniployment', %I
fall pass into` the lititilir and revert to
the benefit of a - "sot - Wogs corickration "
The'. sentiment of 0 1 14Ponmertic :press
.
was, withbout doubt!, truly reoCctd 'by
the late Democratic_ State &convention,
when it slaughtered a resolution, 'elect:whi z
i -
,
the party not oppasettto'a sale c
upon favor
ablelterms. _The Artie secret of this ehnge
of tactics is not- that'he ; Supr4tde Court
'has removed the ground of their objection,
but•iiinply because " aeker a' nd repeal'
wont pay: . They - are afraid - to.f ace the
--$
music. The load 'WO Id, bd al i little i too
heavy, antl,the frauds in the ;:ikaiii
of,the publpi works h ve bectr 'a
-little too
bald to be :successfully ftititied and defend
ed before the
_sover2i
.1 people of Penn
'liar:knit', and so they I : have wisely Ringo a
*lies of necssity, net'. hike . Capt. Scott's
coon, have:Concluded to "come doviu."
The, principle of "sr t uat ter •sovii et i t 1 '
bas bepn.s tiarling,'favorite with -litte r i t!
Deltientraey, The tratiells !sate preich e d i
~ •
bearaj!es, estoleil its if.iirness, all 1 1 liniu g ht
to give•it unitersiti applicali tirr , I„, mtueb ,
as a wall it ihruwa l ari7ntill Kan sa , ,
anti shivery futerdieteilof Nr all till V:. u.i:eoa •
the lorild scheme wois conceive!l to_ ovittu rn
thectwk - of , the f A athers' fu to
r 1.,-,,P ,"e
. lor ., - . : • i•, ,i
of introducing- thtf 4 phtut of sudilii•ti 2' or I l
r-1,--- ti r
anti thu s ail in, the spread of hunia'n 1- tint
age. i I,t is nu4r•ewary to say that 11-.-b hLI -
[it'd bad scilf,:LL O ' h is thin, fat...b,:eale- it ,f / f„„
1 1 ly su6e(sstol.;‘3,l%lultitu-oles 'fa d ow „ 02 , 1
liworhipped thisillusive o and fa Is, ii,;i. r ,
.
h Ana ;is - Ka-us:is . lins been the fir's't •rietira-to
1 ' • ft i tii'l the det4l o. . -1 -
ti tins at a oir , de t4l
....p.o.i ir o ti , s /4 ; h o
future will close.iliso -winither siiie , sili ii , t
trlso4Je t i lie htt. Ti•
he nottnitiiiNl'ti p
ill - v
. -. / „ . •-, • 1.-
1 petrute.i 4 .! in r tiiii .o, inn on (:)Ull t r:,'H 1 14 . 1 I_ , '
1 thp-effeet of ea: 7 iii : !.n su , id....n ha!: in "Le
march or '‘rquiitter sovereb.fiity4 'll O eye ,
,
l'Of-the dilitiljo-,il aft la ii%,t l runeili I foi l . dhr..
' cover that then- !ttiers 'nave Ur r: n ka'l
ii alon g a de•ri )wi pith's Li', jwnoil) y Ilq •
lIIF IL:171 ' t lieiil to i . iiiiik . wil, de,r4tio„.4„,
writinicalreall- a'ppears a 5 kgihle tot. 4 the
niiiin:-liny s un; that tither "Sipiiitter . Sorer,:
eiipity '11U:of li_ ipore.loliil
i • given: up, of
'the PVITMCI at le t• 11 Ifi It
't 'll ' fquilder . upon,
this r , :i..1; hurl
.go to pie Las Jlfe leaders,
ii head, elettr!y iiniietnitt. 4 the lireatt rs oiklh'l,ld, are)
•prclparing • for a elate .of 1 fr..nt. - . And
j'ildgtrig friint the Etoitily; ‘• - ilil
prity has Lofe‘tiirretly is'..l fr,
lo . 1
n•• Lou toe •itticr, ari ;oirconn , l
, Imo . . . .
~,/
f o ri, quire,- thri 1. tliitpfilib / - clivi
1
i b e
.. aeeretiplisilet ivittionc ,tpui,o
! i ,
_; t i a li. r l'iiinglits o tha earl)
,
' ". 7 .-•quatter ti,vereiguty, I I
as
10T
, s.
h '
IS,
N ER,
R D i
s llzightors
coon Ajr.,;,,
,•!,`"
13rigliton.
tor.
z;b l .e.sr, H! in
!pled of tleit - xle7s of tli,? -1 1)el
:recent Spncl:,Nit ~liriiig ell,
s tie:t/ to ti c.. .fl,ll.)winfr
. \ , ..:11-h.,4L) the au:heniic
rivp. if it •11:i: fti't
•
, a pe 1,,1i.c,d to eKi,t, iti•kili li.!e'onte ti,,
tltry of Conn-,i , , , , • • to, apply b i n. Itlil,--r g c,_
' eu , on. tlii., - io.itlt'sonte kti:. , ,0.•••; ite ti;ter-- ,
[ . ..,, , ,pp1au.2( : , ] , INo teropopmp• 1., !1? . v— h ,
1 h alf-rely 111 ,- ;:NIITC -- )r 11l ' 91 , 11 al I.ls, r.__
1 * :i c * x * If tio.re i.:4 imr hula
i•i l
• •
ennui - ill tee:— •• -
1 • • ,1 the repot t xv . 2 reeutyq. crow- I;'3'.i. t'.n.l-,„,; .
ffi,y, Nirta.. I-s, ',bay hits Nchat law,: it iello, , :,::: Ibut. •-- , •
3 ~ .1e..,
,7,4 T.,ylyr, 'W 1 r,ever itly up , -n Ow IDe,d tr;1‘111,1.. •,n1 i';-
Silas Merrick:: rleA 4oriinui9 l ) oriole:: e , to vit'el Iv ),Jr
,l Samuel ' 111 " ns- I`,1 111 '" t-. 1f rr . lt'" - -Y: ' "IP- 1 ~':;1 'tusl
• ' : , ta or, ..ile-Itill-rson-cly twi-t b 1 1. , 1 ., ,• ~A
~ ‘liltpn Law-1 -,- - .; , ` ' ' .'•' :. '' -
1. -• ' - ylpp i.e 1- --ill- my , :pnit di , t'P...
'',) .. s ,e 6 tty- jr l ille s ,-stiotiM lk;i11 , ! .. ZO • i..t;i Ir..
1 • : l (t' l i‘ , • 1 .-
re ~.: i i. .12. lrgll ~ ,1...—.),), ',1,..
-P - -"t • 'orritrlri 11. c , ly'e I tannt o::: of e..vi....t
in t ll i3 vicin-.: --- , 1 „ •, - ..-.1.0,
. : up•ln tth.t.grou:ll Lo , tt til, 3: .I,t e ,1 , :t.117 - 2i ,
Ptlent,. •to fat as ntiqsati , i ou'litv , ,Jlenving tie ,:it. , lii-iel ~
)f the Sabi:Mal , zi ipil,frili,e - r1.;! auril'Zii l .y . 'of the Utfik.
,'„ i
,i, )r , n the St:ites
- - =")Ir Reed,
!orb which as:
Oth •ult., lias
110 . 2 `to COrrAti-,
ietive churches-1 I , Fitts ,-New
hal in the'
4. - ' l' lA. A 4 thaii).wer (Ifni' of \rhat was
• ..
f 1 1-4 Clio" Pitta - & Eiie Riad. 1.1;•.p
g, durtng the I s 'Y ' -• .
.., 1 i ll '... ;,
',i, t h e c , ...;,, mg. act of tlte . J.,-gi , l ttnr the. tut , e. 9,..i. ,
' .ri to that of "''N,i'elt.)lion ii.urr'llmill
~ ._____•_40,....., I ~,,.,,,,,r il 'lt. 'll .; t 1 en t. ) 1j,..N..n. C.lr..
—The following ,-.',, f. 1 t .i',- ' ti • tl'
. yartilp 4. ~i,, „ ii,,, ,kn, ~, ,0.- ~4, ,
the 11 '1' .-1 . 11 "" s 1,e4,1, this :,r;it , 1,... Ti •i,4 A ',l : •sri.-,
1 .. 1 • () an 0 19 - 0111 7 ; to 1)::-.60 11 , 1,treA. 'r,itte fe. , ..it the (./.c. ,
il ; Sen ' t2; ' 7 , .": ul. ' vet . .-I , l ' 111 , .: I..1'„;•_ , The 'ay.frk is I-1 :
3. P Simvv). Al .,- ,•,
~ f , ~, u
.1:1 , „t ,'-r e
1., n ,
i
1 , . ...... , cprogte F. 1.1, ~ . 11, _... ti (.. ,• u .
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1 aphotti '-' C0i11 , , , n, ),1,k c Elie.. :1.:11,...t. rr; i , i• , t , t:i' . :-
4.1- • - Th 23,5 i.1r") -- r 1 0.,,,,,.• let ,::: on Nel.,- 1!..i.- C.- ).4;il It IA:
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