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' * ? ** ' . \j.v^ ^ # ' J ^ 'i" -i, __ ' e - ^ || - .: i 11 i uj.-..i > .J .. -.im| l" ".'l a? u. u II I = a "i i i~ "i -" Ill rir i ? ir iiit'i bh'ii i fi'f i n r^i\ii\- i ir n ~r -yi, - r i ri r ,r' 1n^. . . ' ' ' ' yV ' ' ' . ' " v szi_=: :=z^=i.uizz= ? 1 ' , 'i i ?S BY W. A.LEE AND HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C.^ FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1371. VOLUMEXVUI?#; 4fc > 1 " - j_ . .' Jv" ""- > ?*' -?* CONGAREE IN IIS Columt>ia, S. O. J Proprietor. SUGAR MI MILLS, usd of prices, 8 Rollers 14 inches diameter $S5 00 3 44 12 44 75 00 3 44 10 44 65 00 2 44 14 44 65 00 2 44 12 ; 44 50 00 ^ .10' " 40 00 Above prices complete with frame. Without frame $10,80 less on each Mill. 1 i SEVENTY GALECN BOILEE S.i. $20,00 " Delivered at the Railroad Depot in this city. v\ N Steam Engines, Boilers, Cytton Press. es, Grist and Saw Mill Gearing of all kinds to order. Iron arid Brass Castings on short notice and most Reasonable terms. \ i. v Gin Gearing constantly on hand of the following sizes. Q nnd nininn 00 44 44 44 44 ap-rwy 1 1 44 44 14 44 35 00 12 44 14 44 44 ...v" 45 00 14 44 44 44 44 50 00 At ' "With Bolts $6 50. Extra^or each set. Antifriction plates and Balls for Cotton Press $10,00 and .>12,00 pe^ set: N. B. Terms Cash on delivery, at R. R. here: ?. i JOHN ENEIGET, Ag't, A^VihttiIIA n TT May 24, lSTO.l^Tf. FdTanTa g e s offered by the TJISTIVERS-AJO 1IFE INSURANCE COM. 1st.?Perfect security to Policy-holders. 2d.?Low rates of premium. 3d.?A clear and definite contract. .4th.?Non-forfeiture guaranteed by a clause in every Policy. ~ * ^ I I I U dm MAM ^ AW folno Will. -1 HUUliVI til-Ill Olllll/IJUkl <U1UV provided for by tho terms of its Policies. 6th.?No unnecessary or illiberal restriction as regards residence, travelling, or occupation. 7th.?A Policy issued in the State of New York in favor of a wife, on the life of her husband, is secure from the .claims of her husband's creditors. Sth.?The premiums charged by the UkIversal are based on American mortality ana tiio interest usually realized, on money. Its Policy-holders are therefore guaranteed insurance to the full amount of tho premiums paid. W. T. FARROW, Agent, Greenwood, S. C. * Nov 25, 1870,31?3m Insure Your PropertyIN THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON GLOBE Insurance Company. Assets ii Go'i, $17,000,000,00 r t * Losses adjusted promptly and paid, without deduction at the agency in j Charleston, S. C. Apply to W. H. PARKER. Agent, at Abbeville, S. C. March 18, 1870,47?tf DENTISTEY ~~ IM.C.fABBLAf.M.DJ.D.S. Office orar Dr. Parker's Drag Store. Abbeville C. H., S. C. February 26, 1869 Piedmont i ;i .y W. C. CASEING1 JOHN E. ESWAE Branch Office, Colom: J. P. THOMAS, Pres't. D I R E C ; John McKenzio, John T. Sloa i B. W. Gibbes, F. W. McMa I W. B. Gullick, Thompson Ej Gen. M. C. Butler,^ T. C. Perrin, Dr. Isaac Branch. * LEAPHART, JEFFE General Ae-ents for South Home Office, I ASSETS OVEB Policies issued in a little o Work, fiver 11,000 ; Income sai cn/inoea T*eiTrr?n/I oil nrono/lonf wvj vxiu uu ^xvvvuvuvi iisrsu r: Mutual, Kon-Forfbiting au( ANNUAL DIVIDENDS 01 Thls great southern ente success, that it would socm almost its lavuiIn the latter part of the year 18G7, tl now have upwards of eleven thousand li books. Our success, taking into conside operating is far in advance of any other and our losses very snail, when compar the subscribers at Abbeville 0. II. \ . D1 i . d: DR. I. BRANCH, Superinter M. SHARPE and J. H. TAR April 15, 1870, 51, 12m At Hodges' J The undersigned would respectl have just received a new and well Stoc] TP?" B HARDWARE, TIN WARE, BAG( .T W VanrtftrM V w w<u 4 Am December 2,1S70, 32?3m. .T^caI WE PROPOSE to keep a little of a] \ have, won't be worth buying els all the time; our Senior occasionally ; ai all will be glad to see their friends and to give us a call next door to Aiken's i with the nioue}-, as our terms are cmphs * J. H. Dcfombcr 2, 1870,32?if CAROLINA ! FERTILIZER t ' f AS tbo season for Sowing "Wheat and other nmall grains approaches, to secure a full yield, every farmer Bhould supply himself with some Fertilizer, and there is non6 better J than the CAROLINA, which can ( be had by applying to 1 Miller & Robertson. Sept. 23, 1870, 22, tf ? k Arlington 'ON, President. IDS, Vice-President. bia, Eectli Carolina* S. L. LEAPHART, Sec'y TORS : n, Sr., John S. Preston, ster, R C. Shiver, trie, J. D. Kennedy, Ex-Gov. M. L. Bonlmm. "H,. TT T? I O/l* XL. J.b, VVVA,. IRSON & RANSOM, Carolina, Columbia, S. C. Richmond, V"a. L $2,000,000. ver TWO YEARS of active cne time, over $2,000,000?a rr?ri -v~r LLO W jJN I Return-Premium PI ans i the Contribution Plan, RPRISE has met with such signal unnecessary to saj' another word in b.e 124th Policy was issued, and we ves insured, whose names are on oui ration the short time wc have beet/ Company. Our expenses far less, cd with other companies. Call on 5 T T TST A T? T>T A TXT LVi U| Vf II 9 R., It. A. ARCHER, or ident of Agencies. RANT, Cp/arassing Agent. Depot, S. C. fully inform the public that thye selected of J? SSJ , CROCKERY, JIMG, TIES, &C. oseley & Co. SEP* Imost everything, and what we don't ewhcro. Our Junior will boon hand id tho Company now and then, and the pocplo generally. Don't forget lew building. Domo and buy low xtically Cash. Vance, Mosely & Co. FO OUR PATRONS! JANUARY, Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-One, rhe Time for Paying Your Accounts for Last Year.! Wo have trusted you without Mortgage or "Lien upon your crop iontinue ouv confidence by paying lp promptly. MILLER & ROBERTSON. J an 6,1771 37?tf .Take pleasure in anno] and customers th Fall and W In every Department is full, and as it v stock in all its branches, we content ou it is as full and varied as we have ever ANYTHING in the shape of B8? fi READY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, H/ CROCKERY, | SADDLERY, S Wc can supply their wants upon as : in tlio up-country. VALUABLE III) II MLI 4 ; TEACT NO. 1. 900 acres of Cottorf'and Grain ] Land situated between Coron-Aero \ and Rocky Creek with Dwelling j House, Six .Rooms, Extra Gin House, ( Cotton Screw, Barng, Stables, and fino good Cabins with gardens attached for laborers, Three hundred i and fifty acres open lan^ b<$$nce in ! forest, second growth pine. This: ( tract can bo divided into several small } farms to advantage. Sixty acrci^ , clcarcd bottom lands, noty subject to overflow by freshet. Terms reasonable. 4, TRACT NO. 2. Four Hundred acres situated on'" Rocky Creek?one half in 'original forrest. Thirty acres clcarcd the past < year. TJtis is an extra farrh of its size. Dwelling houso and all ncces- 1 sary out buildings. Terms half cash, balance in one and two years. TRACT jSTO. 3. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY 1 ACRES situated on tho Greenville ! and Columbia Railroad, ono and ono 1 fourth miles from Greenwood. Fine c dwelling house (eight rooms) and all other buildings necessary. This place rvAocnccno ?r?o?ix* o/lwontnifrtfl An ^ of location health and fertility of soil. ( Terms half cash, balancc one and two years. For further information apply to J. T. PARKS, Ag't. Xov. 4, 1R70?tf THE FLORENCE r REVERSIBLE PEED SEWIH8 MAGHINIS,, Making Four Distinct Stitches. i The frreat Desideratum of Durability. United with simplicity, at lust ? achieved. j THIS Machine makes the justly o.elob'n'ed Lock Stit ch (alike ou uoth Eid"& of tinfnb> ic) ns nlvO tlio Knot, Double Lock, and Double Knot?all stronger aud ' more elastic than tlio Knot. The only Mach.no having a self adjusting shuttle extension. It is almost uoiselesn. The slit h can be changed without stopping the machine. lis motions are all p-'sitive. The machinery is so timple that it cannot get out of order. It w 11 hem,fell, bind, gather, brai l, quilt, and gather and sow ou a ruffle at the aam< time. The T^nsiou is a wheel and not an unreliable wire spiine. Each midline is furnished with Barnum's Self Sewer, Plcn-e c."Uor write for price lists and particulars. MRS. JOIIX A. MA.Y3, Agent. Dcc. 2, 1870, 32?tf 3 : BOARDING HOUSE. ! r 3 Mrs. TALMADGE J HAS taken the rooms over E. ^el- * son's Store, and is prepared to J talce Boarders. TLis is a desirable I location for persons doing business on the'Squaro. Terras, $12.50 a month, . without lodging. Transient persons can get dinner on public days. Dee. 30, 1870 36?tf i Accurately and promptly done ] BY i G. A. DOUGLAS. , March 2 1870, 48?12m I V iincing to their frient i at their stock of inter Goods yould be impossible to enumerate t rselves by saying to our patrons th before hud it. and that ii' Lbey wa B'SM| 1 CLOTHING, IRDWARE, GROCERY GLASSWARE, 0TI0N8, etc. reasonable terms as any other hou [Oct. 14, 187P, 25, tf TROWBRIDGE & CO., Have commodious stoi ROOMS, and will store Cotto Corn, or anything else, on reasonah terms. T :i". i r?_-1- -j -uiuuiui v^usu auvances made ( Produce of any kind shipped throuj us to Charleston, Baltimore or Ne York. They have business arrang mcnts with tho best Houses in tl above nUmed cities, and can offer 1 eilitieB, in the shipment of the pr dncts of tho country, unsurpassed I any other houso in the State. Particular attention is called to 01 targo stock of PLOWS, now in stor with tho remark, that wo are prepa 2d-to furnish any Agricultural Impl rnent wanted, at Manufacturer's pi 308, "with freight a'dded. rrr)Aiin^nm/in j. ?? mxLiJSjij <x uu. Nov 13, 30 tf -Notice to DEBTORS I LL PERSONS indebted to tl f\ subscriber for the }rears 18( md 18G9 by note and account are r luestcd to come forward and sett mmediately, as he is in urgent nec >i tne money. Those who fail to pay by tho 1st i December next, will^find their a :ounts in the hands of an attorney f( :olleetion. Tkos. Eakin. Nov. 18, 1870,30, tf PHE' RURAL ACCOUNT!!' A simple and practical N Diary and System o BOOK-KEEPING, For the aid of the Planter, or Other Head of tii Household. .For *>nlo by Aiken jk Waller, Greenwood,. S. C. At Publishere price $1.23. Dcc. 23, 1870, 35.?tf The BACON, Flour, Corn, Meal, Mola pes and Salt, that you ep.t la! rear WAS OURS. The "First Cottc hat you pickcd" was promised to u rlave you brought it? If not, now he time. If you fail to'pay, wo cai lot buy. "Wo do not want to ent< 'our name in the "Book" referred i i) another column, but unless som irrangementa is made, ONE boo vill not hold the names.* Norwood, DuPre & Co Jan. 13, 1871, 38-3t. Dissolution T'llE Firm of MOSELEY I WHITE, is dissolved, All pai ics indebted must make payment in nediatcly to J. B. MOSELEY; f [jowndsvillo, or your names will g >n the Delinquents Book, at Abbi ,-ille C. II., S. C. MOSELEY & WHITE. Lowndsville, S. C. Jan. 13, 1870. 48?tf. Removal We have removed our Printing Offiw to the eommodions rooms above the store of Mr. E. Nelson, on the Western side of the Public Square, where "we will be pleased to see onr friends and patrons, as well as at the office of the editor, on Law Range. I LEE & "WILSON". AHe Agricultural Society. PBEMIUM LIST, \ Field Orops. Greatest ij. :, income on Cotton, 1 aorts 810 Production Cotton on 5 acres not Usa than 2,000 lbs. 10 " Production Cotton on 2 ],e acres with domestic manure 10 i Production of Corn on 1 ,"t acre upland (not less than # ;50 bushels *10 " Production of Corn on 1 , acre Bottom (not less than HO bushels) 10 11 Production of Corn on 5 acres of Land (not less than 40 bushels per acre 15 U ii/i^tAn nf WAM 1 a. J wuuvwvu Vi Vf liCUb UU X ^ | aero of land (not leas than % | 20 bushels) 10 * " ' Production of Barley on 1 acre of land (not'less than 40 bushels 10 r Produetion of Bye or) 1 acre of land (not loss than 15 bushels) 10 se " Production of Oats on 1 acre of land (not less than 50 bushels) J. 10 ' yield of Broom Corn 1 acre of land 5 u yield Sweet Potatoes J acre of land /... 5 " yield Irish Potatoes } acre ?' of land 5 DAflf KlIfiKnl WKIfo "VnlIattt pAnn A/WWV WMUUWI IT U1VV MUU JL. WliU IT VV* U each 2 , " Bushel White and Red Wheat ? oach 2 ? Bushel Oats, White, Bed and L" Black each '.... 2 * u Bushel Rye and Barley each 2 *" ? " Field Peas 2 )V t&* Weight of bushel, struck ^ measure to be given. Best bushel Ground Peas 2 " " Turnips (any kind) 2 ' " " Ruta-J3aga's 2 < Sack of Flour 100 lbs 3 tl doz. Carrots 1 " Beets 4 1 " " Parenips 1 ?' u Mangel Wurtzel 1 " Peck Onions 1 "J doz. Cabbage Hoads 1 " doz. Tomatoes 1 " \ doz. Pumpkins 1 " \ Bushel Buckwheat 1 | " \ doz. Stalks Cotton 1 } " Bale of Cotton, not I$ss than ' 400 pounds 10 " and largest collection of veg)0 etables, not less than 20 vajg rieties 5 " and largest variety of Garden ]e Seeds, not less than 25 varioties 3 " Bale of Nativo Hay 5 " Clover Hay 5 " Lucerne Hay 5 " Cured Pea Yines 5 The above to be grown or produced by exhibitors. " Bale of Wool, not less than > 1Q0 pounds 10 All competitors for the Premiums for the "greatest production" of any of the Field Crcps, will be required to report, concisely, the mode of prepParation of the laud, amount, kind > and cost of manure used, time of planting, mode of cultivation and cost of production. The measurement of the land and -yic!to bo Touched for by affidavit. Bjrses I Best Siiiili in to the world...$ 10 I " ' 5 \ ears and upwards District raised 10 e ' . " o years old, and to 5 District rflised 10 j " Z-.Todel Gelding 10 i your District raised. 5 i: ? Filly 5 ! "2 ;; Colt 5 " 1 ? ' 5 ! jrare and Coll.. both raised in District 8 Maro and Colt, Colt foaled in District 5 | PuirCarriago Horses open to the world 10 ? " Carriago Horses District raised 10 *t ? Carriage Horses So. Ca. raised 10 ? " Carriage Mares District raised ....: 10 j " Single .Buggy Horse open 10 s. the world 10 it " " Buggy Horse So. Ca. ,n raised 10 8 ? " Buggy Horse District j8 raided 10 j. " Saddle Horse, open to the )r world 8 0 " " Horse S. C., raised 8 |e " " " District raised.. 8 k " " Pony not over 14 hands high,, to be ridden by a boy 5 , Jacks and Hules. 'l Best Jack standing in the District $ 6 " Mule raised " " 5 ? " 3"yeara old raised in the niotrlnt R ? ? 2 years old " u District 5 " " 1 year old " " & District 5 p- " Colt raised in the district, 5 i- " Pair carriage Mules District it raised, 5 0 Cattle. 3Best Devon Bull over 3 years $ 5 ? ? " under S " 3 ? <", Cow over 3 " 5 ? " Heifer 3 " Ayersbire Bull over 3 years... 0 u " under3 a ...$ 3 " " Cow over 3years.., 5 " ' Heifer under3 '* ... 3 " Durham Bull over 8 " ... 6 , " " " under 3 " ... 3 1 t " " Cow over 3 u ... 5 1 i t( " Heifer 8 Grades Open to So. Ca. Best Grade Bull over 3 years $ 6 " " " under 3 " 3 1 " " Cow over 3 " ....... 5 " " Heifer under 3 years... 3 gST In this class are included all stock known as common stock. Rftftt. f!nw in ha wv/11 W UV UIUUVU vu the ground 5 " Toko Ox n 5 " fatted Beef 5 Sheep Open to So. Ca. ^ Best Merino Back 3 ? " Ewe and Lamb 3 " Cota wold Back 3 ? ? ? Ewe and Lamb... 3 " Soath Down Buck 3 ? ? ? Ewe lad Lamb 3 " Grade Buck 3 " " Ewe aad Lamb- 3 Swine Open to So. Ca. Best Essex Boar $ 3 ? ? Sow 3 * " Pair EssexPigs. 3 " Berkshire Boar 3 " " Sow ;.... 3 " Pair Berkshire Pigs 8 " Chester County Boar. 3 ? ? ? Sow ......... 3 ? Pair Chester County Pigs ... 3 ? Saffolk Boar 3 ? " Sow V.. 3 ? Pair SnflRnlk Piers ^ * " Grade Boar 3 " ? Sow 3 " Pair Grade Pigs 3 " Sowjand Pigs (notless than 6) 3 ?4 pen Fatted Hoge" " "35 Poultry. . . vt j : Best pair Tarkeys . t 2 ; " / Ducks , 1 BO / ? ? Geese .vl.......... 1 50 " " Fowls (domestic) 1 50" " Game Fowls 1 50 " " Brahma's ..a.... 1 50 " " Dorkios 1 50 u Coop of Fowls (not less ' than 10) 3 00 Manufactures in Wood Tin / and Iron. 7 B r> l Trr_ ?3 L. o;j. ti i jjust it aruruue, oiuu jooara or Bureau, each made in the Dis- .. trict, 5 ? i dozen Split Bottom Chairs 3 " Well Buckot ironed ............ 2 " Tub, Pail or Piggin ..i......... 2 ? J dozen Brooms 2 u Family* vehicle, S. C. made... 3 " Buggy with top, " 4t ... 3 " " without " ... 3 ,( 2-Horee Wujon u " 3 . .< i ? ? " ? ... 3 " Ox Yoke :.... 2 " 1 Horse Cart, S. C. made 2 " Wheel Barrow S. C. made... 2 . " Cotton Drill 3 u 1 Horse turning plow 3: ? 2 " " ' 3 (C Subsoil Plow 3 uonecuon piow mourns a " Single horse Plow Stock District made * " Club axe made in the Dist. f' " Hatchet " " ... 2 " Broad Axe " " ... 2 " " Grain cradle " "... 2 ? Drawing Knife mad'e in the District 2 " ? dozen Horse Shoes an<i Nails 3 b " Two Hampers 1 50 " Two Bow Baskets 1 50 Leather-South Carolina Manufacture. r Best I doz. sidcsSole Leather......$ 3 " " Upper " .. 3 " " Harness " 3 Uttll 0K1U8, 3 ? " Sheep " 2 p " " Goat 14 r 2 " Sett Double Harness B * " " Single " 3 ? Gentleman's Saddle 8 " Biding Bridle 3 * ? Sett of Wagon Harness 5 ? " Plow Gear..; 3 " J doz. Blind Bridlos 3 y " 'u Brogans 3 ei 41 Pair Dress Boots 3 ? ? ? Shoes........: 1.- 2 ^ Domestic Manufactures-South Carolina Made. - . G Boat Pair Woolon Blaukets 6 2 ^ u 10 yds. Kerseys 2 ? 10 yds. Wool Carpet., 2 . , " .6 yds. Wool Jeaos 2 6 yds. Homespun 2 " Cotton and 5b uck Mattress... 2 " i doz. Wool Ilats 3 " j doz. Shuck Collars 2 11 " Woolen Counterpane 2 " Cotton " 2 . u J doz. pairs Wool Socks 2 " " " Cotton ? ........ 2 " I doz. Cotton Plow Lines 1 ? Fly Brush 1 !? " Feather Fan ..... 1 I8' " 1 doz. Skeins Sewing Silk 2 " J pound Cotten Thread 2 Tailorings?South Carolina Made. ur Best Gentlemen's Coat. t 3 ? ? Ovcrcoat 5 ot t ? ? . Pants 2 ov ? ? Vcgt 2 " pair " Drawers 1 tw ? ? Shirt.. 2 $5 Patch, Crochet and Needle p Work. Best Patch Work Qniltinfiilk $ 3 ?- u " " Cotton.,?'~3 " Imitation Marseilles Qoilt..;:': 3 -H " Raised Work Quilt. 3 ' Silk Comfort 31 th " Worsted " 3 i yc " Cotton " 31 tu i " Piano Cover 2 tr^ ?" Ottoman Cover.; 2 " Worked Collar 2 " " Handkerchief. 2 " Pair Undersleeves 2 ^ 1 " Infant's Dress 3 on " Chemisette 2 wj ' " Underskirts 2 on ? 1 " Crotchet Sbawl.?....? 3 > " Pair Candle Mats " Specimen Tatting Work...^. 2 ffax, Hair and Shell Work. Jest collection of Wax Work...**.# 2 " Hait u 2 ? ? SheH ? ff Fainting. 3est Oil Palnlfncr. hv A*i?lluf/?i? - i 3 " Painting, water coL * ...... 2 " Grecian Painting, ." 2 " Crayon Drawing, " " Spec, of Penciling, " ....? 2 " " Graining, w 2 " and largest collection of Paintings, Drawings, or Engravings, exhibited by one person louaehold' Department?(A)? lest Jar Lard, not less than 10 pounds.^ < <<? <? .$ 3 ^ " Jar Batter, not lei* than ft pounds.... ........... 3 " Carolina made. Chonna 1 Two Bides Bacon, from Dfe. tricfc raised Hogs....... ? Cooked Ham, inth akin on.../ 8 " Specimen Corn Beef,.2 ? " Dried " t ' .? Domestic Soap,not less than 10 pounds 5 ? Toijet Soap, not l?|e than 3 ponnds...*. 2 " Cake of Tallow, not less than 10 pounds 2 f '" Quarter Fresh Beef.. . ,? Mutton, dr6866dii??ttM*??<???*? 3 " Pig, dressed..... 3 (B.) . (est Jar Peach Preserves - * * u. a Quince " .. 2 u ? pear " 2 j ? " Apple Jelly.. 2 * . ? ? Plum M ? J. L* Blttckb'ry" 2 ? Bottle Tomato Cata?pr....... 2 " walnut " *" 2 " Gallon Homemade Vinegar., t " J Bushel Dried Apples v.? 2 ft-- ? ? Peaches 2 a . ? . *< Damsons.,...; 2 PfK Jar Cticumbor Picklo a 2 ?, " Tomato, t ? ? Mixed ^ j . 2 ' ' Display hermetically seale^f !/* F^jtut " ? tl Gallon Chinese Syrup.. ',-2 (c.) lest Loaf Wheat Brsad......;i..?jjl 8 " " Corn " * " $oand Cake : 2 ? , Sponge H jellied " .. 2 ? Fruit " . S ?, Molasses Candy,. 2 ft " Sugar. r ^ . .* .?.?.? 1 " Crystahzed Fruit .<? ? 1 ? Honey, not less than 10 Jb..../ 2 Native Wines, Apples Ac. lest bottle of Grapa Wine ? ? u Blackberry " y& i ? ? ? Muscadine Wine,..*. 2 ? ? " Grape Brandy..;....., 2 if ? ? Blackberry Brandy 2 ? ? " Apple " 2 ? * ? " Peach 2 ? Specimen Table Apples 1 doses a sample, 2 '< Dramof JSativeFigs ^:... 2 "Suflfiiftl Prtmlnm^ reatest commendable varietyyof . products grown and exhibited by any one planter, incinding. stock and field crops. Exolnsive of garden vegetables 16 reatest variety article* mad#; and exhibited by any one lady in tho Household Department.# 10 reatest variety ..,, articles of domestio fabric; made and ex- > hibited by any one lady or tho best plowing,% done by any ono man, or boy,' with his own male and plowitock, .untka innomiiotAn MV* WHV V WMVtt V* VJJV Board of Directors.....; $ 15 or tho largest and fattest Baby under one year of age.,..........! ?5 REGULATION. : i .. ? ;w?.. v- ~ '' Prices of Admindon. : Tickets 50.ct8.; children under 12 ears, half price. Vehicles, 50 cU., ich. Each inmate paying 50 cts., ian and horse $1.00. \ ' l No money will be received by the ate-keepers. V . xr A. i a- i : . - -c-? .uo ruiuru cuec&s to DO given Atr t&S Everj person mast procureXic&AU jfore attempting to enter. ; -tef- . No stock will be permittedto eater 10 enclosure except ander bridle,1*1r, or perfect control of the grooifi^ No pfemiams Bhali be awarded to iy animal, or article without eompe* Lion, unless tke'judges shall re?rd it worthy. ~ * ' No spirituous liquors shall be sold Op le grounds. I n No intoxicated person shall be.peritted to exhibit an animal, ooottijd r premiums, or remain on the plumes. Every animal or article introduced i the grounds, for exhibition^ shall i under the controlof the officers. No one shall act as judge if related the person competing (jjr a premin. No animal sfyall be entered in any . lier nurrifi- Ke# + ?? ?j VUMV V* U19 VI ?w , rner. No (ifrargea fo r. e n tries. There will be"a trotting match for ro or more^entries. Entrance Fee i.OO and the society to contribute an nount ^equal to the entrance fee, arsp to be given to winner. *^4 ??- .<:< , Gone to France.? The Newbeny erald says: Dr. T. Gouln, who has ied h^re for nearly a decade, returned st week to La Belle Franoe. W? wfai. e old gentleman peaoe in his declining >ars, if that be possible amid the disrbed relations of liis unhappy counY; .. 4J>> ~ ix .til Bishop Mcllvaine says that of all the shops of the Protestant Episcopal lurch consecrated before himself, not t6 is living, and of those consecrated ith h'm. thirty-nine years ago, only .% is living.