61kibt. HUNTINGDON, PA Wednesday morning, Sept. 15, 1869. LOCAL & PERSONAL Aleetings. " ' - 31t. 211briah' Lerige, No. 300, A. Y. - meets second 31onday evening of each month, in Brown's building, Standing Stone 11. E. A. Chapter, No. 201, meets the first Tuesday evening of each month, in Brou n's building - . Juniata Lodge, Ito. 11^, 10. 0. F., meets every Friday evening, third floor, in Leister's Mount Ilan Cluop of I. 0. 0. F., meets every second and fourth Tuesdays, in Leister's building, third floor. Standing Stone Lodge, No 85.1. 0. G. T., meets et.ery Tn.:silky evening In third floor of Head's building. Amapa/fog Trtk, No. GB, I. 0 of R. N., meets every Thursday evening, third floor, Leister's building. Young Men's Christian Association, meets the first and thud Dtondsyeteuings each month, in Brown's building. l'od 33, G. W. R., meets Third Monday of each mouth In Court house. . . Tfrum asuncit meets the first Friday evening of each month. •• • Huntingdon Lodge, No. 149, K. uf P., meets every Pat urday evening, fn Leieteee building. ' IRTMMEI Baptist Cliurch—Wasbiugton Street. Rev. J. W. Plan . nett. Services on Sabbath : 104 a. m, 7 p en. Catholic—Washington Street. Itev.o. P.Ballaher. Ser. vices first three Sundays in every mouth. Evangelical Lutheran—Mifflin Street. Rev. J. J. Kerr. Services on Sabbath : a. n 3,7 p. in. German Reformed—Church Street. Rev. S. D. Steckle. Service on Sabbath: 7. p m. Methodist Eplseopal—Church Street. Rev. R. R. Wilson. Services on Sabbath : 105/ a. m, 7 p.m. Protestant Episcopal—Rill street. Bev. A. If. flo3 le, Sersiccs on Sabb tilt 1034 a. m., 7p. tn. Prcsliterian—llill Street. Rev. G. W. Zahniser. Ser vices on Sabbath: 11 P. M , 7 p. m. Headquarters, Post 33, G. A. B. laiyrtscDos , Sept., 14, 1869. A special meeting of this Post will be held at the usual place on Monday, the 20th inst., at 7 o'clock, P.'3l. •It is very important that all mem ters ho present who have not received instructions under the new organiza• tion. MILTON S. LTTLE, Commander M. M. Loons,, Adjutant.. THE LAND LiiN . DOCIiET, for ' lluntr ingdon county, has been received at the Prothonotary's office, from the Surveyor General, and thereby a lien is ;created against every tract of un patented land in the county. These liens should be promptly removed, to save interest and costs. Any informa tion desired in regard to them may be bud by addressing Simpson & Armi tage Huntingdon, Pa., or by consult ing them at their on:6 in the brick row opposite the Court House. She Lied Mn'edi PleNtc. Saturday last was the day selected for the Red Men's Pic-nic, and it hap pened to be a favorable one. A pro cession started from the wigwam of Arapahoe Tribe of this place, at nine o'clock, headed bra:, Band, and af ter parading through our principal streets, marched to Burchnoll's Grove. There were about one hundred men in line, including representations from a distance, and the members of the Ar apahoe Tribe. An Indian porly; - cmily caparisoned and being led, brought up the procession. Burchinell's Grove, which has been the scene of many pic-nits, in this and former years, never contained ono as large:as the Red Men's. The crowd dating the day and up to 12 o'clock utinight xis immense, and the dane ink; floor was occupied_incessantly'wlth from six to eight sets. All appeared to enjoy 4,llcmsqlyses--..-somejtßartici pation in'-the4anCeian'd oth'crs look ing on. Bald Eagle Tribe at Tyrone presen ted-Gt:eat-Sachem Charles C. ConlY of Philadelphia; with dth a lai - go an v,ry handsome cake. rz:We have not room for a more ex tended notice. The receiptswere over three hundred dollars. The pie nic was a grand success. • The Representative Conferees from Iluntingdon, Main and Juniata coun ties-, met at the National House, Lew istown, on Friday, September 10, 1860, and organized by appointing Gen. J. P. Taylor President, and Robert Speer and J. S. Lukens Secretaries. , . - The follo - wing conferees wcre-•pres sent Huntingdon—Robert Speer, J. It Carmon, David Etnier, Jr. Juniata—J. W. Muthersbaugh, W. Jami Son, J. S..Lillee.ns: ' _ ,T . • P.—Taylor, Capt. -C J. Arms, George Frysinger. Mr. Carmon nominated John N • I , Mr. Muthersbaugh nominated Capt J. C. Howell. Mr. Jamison nominated Noah Hertz 4er. • Captain Arms nominated Gen. T. F. :McCoy. 'On motion, the nominations were .• plosed. - The conferees then proceeded to vote for candidates, as follows : FIRST BALLOT. - . John N. Swoop°, Jno. Noah Hertzlor, T. F: McCoy. EECOND BALLOT Swoope, Howell, Hertzler, McCoy. Tim' names' of Messrs. Howell and Nertzler were then withdrawn, and, On motion, John N. Swoope, of Huntingdon, and Gen. T. McCoy, of Mifflin, were unanimously declared the nominees for Assembly from this legis ',lative district. . The folloWindresolutiens were then pnanimously adopted: , Resolved, , That we heartily endorse the' administration of President Grant as wise, patriotic and economical. Resolved; That Gov. Geary, by his administration of the affairs of this Commonwealth, during the past three years, has endeared himself to the peo ile, and deserves to be triumphantly e-elected. Resolved, That wo present to the 13epublicans and Union men of this representative district, J. N. Swoope and Gen. T. F. McCoy as candidates - for the Legislature—men pure, able and honest, and in every way worthy of support. By the Mifflin county conferees. , yasolycd, That,,wo . recommend to our - rdpixblican friencls of this logisla :Vivo district to-lay aside all personal differdnces, manfully and zealously support the ticket this day nominated, .4P.Sl,thus aid in continuing,. republican men and republican measures in the ascendancy in our State Legishituret,- as the only hope our wily and unscru pulous opponents have is in fosterin,g dissensions, making mountains, opt of mole-hills, and as occasion offers, playing the guerrilla, just as the lead ers of eopperheadism against Union men and Union soldiers during the re bellion. ..4igned by the officers, The retr The premium list for the next Hun tingdon county Fair 'is published this week. The Fair is to be hold on the same grounds as it was in 1867, below town, on Mr. Wilson's field, and is to continuo three days, Wednesday, ThUrsday and Friday, October 6th, 7th and Bth. The arrangements are being made and ample accommodations will be furnished to every department to be represented. We do not think it is necessary to urge our farmers, housekeepers, me chanics, and others, to prepare for this exhibition. F,iirs aro held or should be held , to afford farmers an opportunity for a comparison of their products, and a comparison of their views in regard to different cattle and different 'modes of culture. Such a comparison of views should stimulate a renewed::enterprise, and give that degree Ormebtal attention which far mers (like every one else) need for ef fecting the best results.. A mistake too often 'made of late years, and at the exhibitions in every county, we presume, is to place the highest pre miums on horses, and in consequence horses and horse races are the - most prominent features of the exhibitions. We like fine horses and fast hordes, but we think the general interests of the farmer demand good roadsters and staunch draught-horses, and all that relates to their breeding and charm: teristics should be afforded him at the fair. - The excitement, experienced; a horse-race may suit an American mind. but it is not the substantial in formation that will benefit the, farmer in raising good stock for general uses. We want to see the fine trotting hor ses at the fair, as well as the good draught-horses; but we are afraid the public has come to look more for fast trotters at a Fair than they have for good cattle, largo vegetables, well fit tine machineryand artistic handicraft; and yet every one. , -of these features are expected at the county Fait, as it would not be ono without it. They therefore should be recognized and re ceive premiums: which will compare more favorably with those on horses. We offer these suggestiona'at this time, not with the expectation that anything will bo done at present, but to encour age farmers and others who attend the Fair to let their views be 'known among those who can, if they will, re move the complaints in the future. A NoTICEAELE FACT.—That ono way of appealing to a man's reason is through his eye. In thee lieu times men are se deep ly immersed in the conduct of magnificent pritjects, that they forget ' all about the con dition a their systems, and hence it is• that the Proprietors of the PLANTATION BITTERS, which cures Dyspepsia, purifies the blood, improves the tone of the stomach, regulates the bowels, and, indeed, invigorates the whole inner man, are so active in advertis ing. In fact, advertisements are' only sky rockets sent up to attract attention to a re ally good article. MAcxoLil WATErt.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. tf Ladies Dresses and Iloys Clothing -Mits. B. ANNIE MCCABE - and .MIBS MARY REEVES respectfully inform the public that they have removed to the house formerly occupied byD.. on Washington street, and are prepared to make Ladies' Dresses ansl Clothing-of•all-kinds:—Whey:.!;e 7 speettully Boum a tun . ronage. A GOOD PLACE TO STOP The 1711ANNLIN. HOTEL, , in. the. Dia mond, S. Proprietor, is the place for travelers, business men and the people generally from town and country to stop. The best accomodatiuns may always be ex pected. . ti. A LIANnsomE PRESENT.—The larg est and handsomest peaches that come to town this, season we received , as, a present trMit . Mi.: E. B Shoff, of-Ohei da township. Delaware peaches were nowhere along side of them. ttm, Farmers needing a Grain-drill, will do well to call on Wharton & Ma guire and examine the Willoughby gum-spring grain drill, either with or without phosphate attachment, before pti rnasing. • - tf • S. S. Smith, druggist of this place;.baA his pee badly burned with nitric acid ;yesterday. •=3 ' , MARBIED; , -- • On the Mid:ult. - in Mechanicsburg, by Rev. S. W: lieigart; 'Major J. A. Moose, Principal of the - White Ilan Soldiers' Orphan School, and Miss .117,zti; KLINE, of Mechanicsburg. _ MARKETS.. Ell I= P/ILLADELPIIIA, Capt. 13, 1860. Superfine Flour per berrel... $1.60(05.10 txtrn Flour per barrel ¢5.60®000 1150 Flour per bane' $0.25®0 60 Iced Wheat per bubbel sI 50(01.56 Ilye per bushel $115(01.20 Corn per bushel 1.165.51.18 Oats per bushel 50®37ete. PITIBI3I2IIGII, enpt 13, 1859. , Spring Wheat flour per barrel 56.00e6 75 !sew %5 heat per bliOiel $1.30®1.35 Corn per inglel ' 05@1.00 Onto per bushel ' 15Uen52riti. lon per buznel $1.11.1Q1.15 MEEIMM! New Yong, Sept:l3.-oold closed at $1,135?( 3 . HUNTINGDON MARKDTS. • CORRECTED WEEKLY BY HENRY .C.CO. INUOLLSALE PRICES., ,•.• . FLoun—Supeifine'Flour,` per barrel,- - i,k4.50 Extra Flour, • - do 5.25 Family Flour, do 6 25 GRAIN—Red' Wheat, per bushel, 1.10G1.25 White Wheat, do 1.35 - Bye; do -- 1.00 Corn, - , - - do . 90 o,ts, do 35 Barley, do 1.20 SEED—Timothy, do 4.00 Flaxseed, , do 2 00 Clover,eed, per G 4 lbs. 7.00 PROVISIONS—Potatoes, per lamhel, 35 to 40 Dried Apples, do 2.00 Corn Meal, per cwt., 2.25 Dried Peathes, p e er ltund,-• - t -; - 18 .Dried Beer„ - do ~ .'... - r- 7 22 Lard, do 20 • Pork , do ..12 = .Butter, , , do - - - .-25 Cheese, - . do ;,..,. 20 Eggs, per dozen, . - 18 ham, ' - -23 Side,. , . 20 SlMulder,_ -..,, , „ " . . • 1.8 COAL-1111Efl coal, per ton, 7 75 Brorlil Top, tool; :. i do' `•-• *. 3.00®3•50 LUMBER, per 1000 feet,— 12.000)30;00 SfituaLre:—Lap, per 1000. ft., '10.000,12.00. Joint Shingles, do . 0 .0 g6:00 Zilleceueueous,-Ilark, per pork . 5.00 , ' Bran,,peK oft., ' ' 1.26 Hope, per pound ' ' 40 Wool, do, , . : ! ~_45a50 Hay, per ton, • .100 Hides, '. . 6(07 Green Apples,' • . do Doos gnione ) , • , •, ' , fici _ ' T 1 LIST OF PREMIUMS AND ANTA4Diti'd COMMlriii-S;•) - - • „ For the tenth Annual ' Exhibition of the Ifuntiogdi County Agricultural society, to he held at Huntingdon oh the 6th, 7th, and Bth of October, 1809. Class I—Horses, Bred Stock 3rd beat . 2 Debt brood mare 8 2nd beat 5 3rd " 4 Beet 3 year old 2nd beat 3rd " 2 Beat 2year old 4 god boat 3 3rd "2 Beat colt 8 menthe old or Beat Stallion, $lO Second best, 6 Third 6 - 3 Beet 3 year old, 0 1 &Scab' best' 4 Third " ' Beet 2 year old" 4 2nd best 3 3rd 6 2 heat yearling, 4 2nd beat 3 3rd .. - 2 Beet Gelding, 6 2ud beet 4 under 2nd beet 3rd •• moo Stock Class 2—Co Beet draught Stallion $0 2nd heat 4. 3rd 2 Best 3 year old 3rd best, 31,1- 2 Best 2 year old 4 2u/ best 3rd " 21 Best yearling 4 1 2nd best 3' Frd " 1 Best brood mare, tad best 4' 3rd 't, • 3 Best 3,year old 2nd beat 3' 3rd " 2 Best 2 year old 4l 2nd beat 3rd " 2' Beet yearling, 41 2nd best, 3rd ,* 1 Beat colt, 6 months old or .3rd " 2 Best draught Immo or blare $. 4 tad best 3 3rd " 2 That riding do 4 2nd best 3 3rd 2 Best ramify dd. 6 2nd best 4 3rd " 2 Best pair ma tom, 6 2nd best 5 3rd " 4 Best pair mules 5 dad beat. 4 13rd " 2 Best trotting horse or Ina e '2nd beet IMEM MlZ= MEM 111131 hest ,all.lng do EIBM under 2nd beet iII~i ly recommend that no pereom KO or mare for more then one, change from one to another , 'e classes must be entered on cooed day. _ The committee reepectfull; be allowed locator coy horso premium or be allowed tor! clagw. All Mock of the ahoy; or before 11 o'clock of the at in S. Miller, R , The. 11. Iluling, James AWARDING COILMITTER—Jo , Harry &Joke, R. G. Mori's° Myton, H. Me.Maulgal.l eat Stook Class short Horn Beet Bull $ 6 2nd beet 4 Beat Cow 2nd beet, , Best heifer 4 21.1 beat 21 Best calf a Sod best 2 Decoct. Beat Bull $6 2nd best Beet. Cow 5 2nd beet 4 Beet bettor 4 2nd beat 3 Beet calf 2nd beet. 2 tS.4. . : c • Common. • Ula Alderney. Beet Bull $ 5 2ud best 4 Best Cow 4 204.1 best 3 Best heifer • 2 2nd best 2; Best Cult 3 2nd best _ . Beet vtorl: okon .0 'Bestbeet • _ t . . 4 'Best Bull - 4 i 2tul best 3 Beet 'Cow 4 ,2nd beet ' .3 I Best heifer _- 3 121. d beet 2 nest Celt.. - 3 2nd Lett; ...' 1 Ilmnilton, George Bell, e Isaac, QJvink irk, J. Q. Awnedder. ColeetrrrEr —ll Andrew G. .Neti, Adams, Th Qs . N. Colder.. Claps 5 3 .• '!hest litter or Ogg 1 2tul beet - ,Ilest Chester White a -Mud best' 2 Best Boar, god best Beat Sow 2nd bud ,AWARDIFO Consume—James M. Stephens, Benjamin Limber& Reuben Mateey,, Geo. SwideAtred Schneider. • . • Class d•'—'Sheeio.: . . Best Long wool Buck $4 Bost Longwbol Ewe • $4 2nd best . 2 2nd boot,' .' •. 3 Best t l / 4 ,utbdown • . ; 4 Best Southdown, . '.• 4 2nd best • 3,2nd best • ' 3 Best ?florin° • . ' 4'Best Morino ' 4 2nd boot 312nd best ' ' 3 - 4 Beet mixed Betled . ,Brat Lot eommon sheep lci:Roma' coltintiEr'..atrinc %ladies - Lloyd, ROLL, tioshorn, LLf B.Greodq John Dueltur:;;,,. 01a9s,7,Xgricultueal imi)lemonts st2na best 1 Best hand corn shelter 2 a 2ml be'et 1 2 Bent CI ova-butler befit 4 Hest plow 2nd In et • Heat Subsoil do 2nd best ' Best &ado shOs Mid-heat • , 1 Beat hay mutual', rako 5 Bent Corn cultivator_ ; 2 211,1 bent bet ' .•1 Best Cider mill Pest bill plow , , lkst'2 2nd beet - S Boat .9.urglium Mill and Beet 1% intlmill •31 Evnpeiator, • • ' 3 2nd best ,2 1 Best4 horse threshing Best Grain Dt HI , :nnelnn'a" 6 2nd best 3 "" 2 horde threshing Best Cornplanter • • 2 machine 5 2nd best ' 11Best harry* ': 2 Best Mower k Beapir , 5120 beat 1 2nd boat 3 , Best wagon lifter 2 Best straw and fodder esit=' , i2tid best . ' ' 1 : 4 Cr '-. ,; .."' nib c. 2 1! • :::: ~ d 1; ,,, =* .* Ileo premium to Be finals:led except to the montifactiirer di We ngente. • •" -• ' --•-• - - t• •' • • ~ AWAIMING CembilMr.r. 11. C. Weaver, •LtvingstOto 13 • 01) bo Actili Miller,V,r6vd Isenberg, John Laport. 14 el — to N... ....:." A- 4 F-cs.-.. .., -- :, Gaps 1 lour 6: Meal lieit'bus: %%bite Wlicati2PO'Ssioml,best . no 2nd beet • • ;00 best cloveret:c4l • • lOO Best buste dish vie 1 t 200 strand Best " , I'' , 50 second beet-• ~Irop,ll9st timothy : pelt, ~, 100 best lanhel of rye: .. ICe eeeond beat , ' "40 second best ?. I r:; ; '5O best buret albite 'Wheat I best buy i ellow carp, 100 fl our, , r ~ 200 second best • •' ' 50 leocond best' "'' 10 boot to bite corn 1 02' best hat rel red wheat second best., • T . /A ` 5/1 I , llllr,til !If,-,stc,l2 00 best sweet - corn `• ' . l OU shotti Lust ' - 1 100 wood best - „ . 1 best barrel rye limit 1,00 best pop coin . ', '. 50 best 501ba Corn weal' =, , second best 251 yalow 1 00 beet oats .-:' . ' '.. 104 beet Oaths. Core meal, second best 501 white 100 best barley" 100 best baths. bucks heat second best 50 meal 100 Beat book. bent 1 00Isecoml best 50 AWARDING COIMISORE.-11. G. Fisher, Edwatal 'sett, Hem) , lioltzapple, It Mcßurney, Andrew Heffner. Class 9—Mechanical Implements and DM best and greatest raritil stoneware and caribou nate 1 01 best wa.hing machine 50 Iwst chant -.100 best meat vessel-, 100 boa epecinten 'of work 2 00 best cook stove 1 Ou best pair horse shoes 50 Beat 2 horse carriaie 00 brat boggy 1 00 beat act maple harness 200 beet act arm harness 200 best middle and bridle 1 0 la:titpair of boats ; 100 best 'tir of shoes' .;50 best side sole leather 1 00 beet hip anti calf skin 100 beat side harness and beet cornbroom - hest rake • beat shaking fork armed beet upper leather , 100 best lot cabinet ware 200 best nod greatest tattle ty elfin-v.9.re 100 B..Wall.ice..Shedrick MoVitty, John Silver- AlVAnuiNg COMSIITTEII.—F. ney, tnrunel Cluniunno, S. thorn. Class, 10, • No• I—Fruits tban 3 enob labeled 200 secoua beet 1 00 I best as.orted basket or dish of peaches 1 00 . Best and largest variety _of apples, labeled, not lens thnu 3 q( each jt 00 mend bear 50 best doreu tall ali t .les labeledi a lOO societal best 50 best d 0,.. ranter apples Labeled 1 00 second bent 50 best mid greatest variety of procbee, not lens Air ~nntao COMMITTEIL—Jo fins, Jain, Wilson, John Vii ( second bust 50 I host basket or dish of quinces 100 second best 60 best collection of plltol 6 of each labeled 1 00 second best • • 50 Ln Doughertr, Immo, Graf. ninlnvondor, Miles Lewis. Class 11, No. 2—Fruits _ Isesttiilarlargrit TArlety_ . _ . of peals, labeled, and lion of grapes groan not less than 3 each 100 in open air, labeled 100 second best 60 second best 61 begs doz. fall pears, la- best basket or dish 0f.... beltd 1 001 native grapes. labeled 100 second bud . . 60 best and largest variety last doz. winter pears, gropes grown under labeled , .. IGO gin, labeled 100 second best 6G second best 60 .. AWARDING CONIMITSFE.—R. A. hillier. 11. 0. Itoblnsan, a lawn Horning. Bug!, Cunningham, Jacob C. 11i0er. Class No. 12—Vegetables Beat barrinon potatoes 100 bust prince albort 1 00 second bust 50 second best 60 bent tarty goodrich 1 00 bust roses white 1 00 second best 50 second best 60 best monitor 100 best garnet chile 1 00 second bent 50 second bent 60 best pinkeyed rusticoat 1 00 beet other variety 1 00 second beat ' • ' "'5O second b. et 50 beet spotted mercers 100,1 best sweet potatoes 100 secend bestsolsecond belt 50 bests, into mercers 1 Olbest early rose 100 second best 50'second best 50 best peach blows 1 00best lot goodrich • , A. 00 second.,b!st 60 second best , .60 . .. ANA ARDEN° COMMITTEE.—.IOIIII S. Isett, David Ham, George Balm, lberld Rupert, Blisho. Shonmaker. Class No. 13. No 2—Vegotables llest . Oa bags ~,,) :At la st cabbage 1 00 second best 2slsecond bent ,' 50 bete snot beet 00 1 11(14 lemma werlzel 00 second beet 24 1 tetontl best 25 best peppersssl m best us termelon . .. 50 second best - 25 Neo! best 05 best b Lute 50 best egg plant 50 &coot' best 25' ss toed best 25 beet parsnips 10, best turnips to best carrot,' - - :6tolnecuni best 25 best onions 50 best tomatoes 1 00 retold best I ' ' 251st-contl best tOO best celery 50 beat sod greatest variety second best ' 251 of tomatoes 100 best cauliflower 60'beet muskmelon 60 second best t -, ' ', • 25leecondAmst ~ • 25 bast punlphlbi". ll l' 'Oll beallisante . , 50 second best 25 second best 25 beet pie putoPhln ' , • 50Ibest Pees' 'fa second Lent a, ... -,2srcond best . - . , ;25 sbtst scp.,islioit: .I. • . :,20 bast fall or 'Kin. iektuco 10 second best 25 second best . „ 26 . 411r5luttn0, Coschrizz—Thomas ii 'Orbreon, Issue alor. nlng, John Ithotleo, Ilenry:Jilt:lm, Col. John !Lewitt. ' " • Class 14—Poultry, , Best and largest variety isecand best .•, 50 pore bred fowls $2 Ou beet pair oy trio , otro• second beet 100 lends .. - ' - 100 best brshmaputras 100 second best 50 emptied best. •e- . 50 boat turkeys - • .1 00 pesplorkings , " '•,' 1,00 seeqsql beat 6O second bent 00 beet guises foisdi 1 00 best epangled4acnburg 1,00 Flown( best 6 o eociond best ~ , lOibeet, attoks • ' •• '' , 1.00 best game . 1 00rcond but •..' • 60 'second beet 50 boat pew • , . •1 00 best black spanisb lOa eaaocalbeat , 1 . , 59 AirenDlSO,Casistrir6o.--8..11. Yount, Lewis i{nods, Jae. Hall, Thomas Mattlia, Robert Fleming. .:. • , • • PAILTUENT. • Clue's 15—:-Bre /lest bementade bread $1 00 second boot ' beet roll butter 2 00 IMCOIId beat 1 00 Open to competition for unmarried ladies.' Best balo-r's bread 1 001 eecond best - , - '6O best pound cake 1 001 secoudbest6o Trost sponge Cake 1 00 second best ' 60 beet fruit cake 1 00 second beet';-' - 50 beet jelly cake • 1 CO second best 60 beet lady cake 1001 second best: 501 best pin'l 00 aecon4 best - 50 1 best eitatard 1 001 seeek:d besO :; 5Ol ME= Beat homemade bread $1 00. second beet • : best roll butter .1 00 second boat 1 00 °pea to conepotit lon for married ladies. best pearl cake 1.00 second best beet gold cake 100 second beat ' tO best sneer cake - 1 00 second beet 50 hoer ginger cake j 00 second best • - 50 beat sugar calls • 100 leecond best 60 :bagful:tibiae oo isecond-best_ . 50 best rusk , 1 00 i second best , - 50 best biscuit . 100 second best • • , " 60 Like,-151re.Jobirt. init. • Mrs. George Pheasant, ler AVARDINd 0731141TTEE—W taker. Miss Martha Clumsy 11 L. B &Iva. Claseil6—Chepsp, Honey; $1 00pecoml best $0 GO Le best grapn wine, Lome. Best cheese second Lest 200 made, 100 1 00 second best 50 2 00 best blackberry aloe 1 00 1 00 second bast 60 1 00 best straw berry wins 1 00 best honoy, second best bent cm ed ham second best best bald soap eecond best 65 second best 60 best tallow candles 1 00 best other homemade second best 51 Nino . 100 best titled beef 100 second best .. _ 60 second best - 50 best domestic cordial 1 00 beet currant wine 1 00,second beet " 60 AIVAIIDINO Comittwrzlii---G. W. Joliston, Heal. John McComb, Itobt Oration, Wm. R. Harper, Wm. A. Fraker. Class 17—Preserves, Jellies and Jams. boot apple Jelly 60 ,second best 25 best current 50 second best 25 lbest AultiCe . 50 second best 25 best raspberry , 60 ,second best 25 i Lest blackbbrry ' So second best 25 beat grope 50 second best 25 bast elderberry Jam 50 second best lb best raspberry 60 second best 25 best dewberry 50 Iseeend best ~ , 25 best blackberry ' 30 I seCOlld best 25 r. J. C. Clarke, Mrs. Caroline to, :Ore. Jaime Wilson, Mr.. Bost preserved straw NI rie9 $0 50 second best 25 bust pineapples 50 second best . ' 25 best quinces 50 second b,,st% V. t•-: • 251 best peaches 50 second best ' 251 best plums 60 second best 25 best pears ,50 second beat 25 best crabapples 50 second best 25 best cherries 50 second best 25 best tomatoes 50 second best , 23 AWARDING CoMMISTCI-11ei Miner. Mrs. Win.. s.lolurtr John Jackson. utter and - Pickles. ;best quince btitter $1 00 second best 5J beet mixed pleklas 100 second best 60 best cucitntber 1 00 lseconit best 25 beet popper • 60 second best - • 26 best tomato 60 second best •,.• 26 best centelopei ' • • 50 socond boat 25 beat tomato catsup 100 second b it 60 beet cider vinegar 1 00, second beat • 50 Class 18—Sugar, B Best domestic sugar $1 00; second best 50 best maple molasses,' 1 00 second bast 50 best sorghum molaßsei 1 00 second best 50 third best 25 best tomato butter 1 00 second best 50 best grape butter 1 00 second best 00 best apple butter 1 00 second beet , 50 best pear butter 1 GO second bent bin . It It. WelPtling, Mr.. It. it.tbetlt Corbin, Mrs. Daniel Amarding Commit tee—D Oaks, Mimi Porter, Mrd. El Krver. tic Manufactures Class 19—Domes Best woolen cur Pot not less thou teu yards each $2 00 second best 100 best rag carpet not less than 10 yards 200 second beet : 00 beat flannel not lest best table cover $lOO second best 50 best pair woolen knit stockings , 100 second best 60 best woolen sqcks 1 00 second best .• , 60 beet pair linen ltnit stockings 1 00 second best 5O best pair worsted stock ings 10d second best BO best pair c.. lion stock. logs 100 second best 60 best woolen gloves_ 60 NilY l 9 ol Zlb ulAllel v e:. 7 ..' r'D Atthias Meatley, Miss Pusan Sirs. A.ll. Shored; Miss than 10 yards 2 00 second best 1 00 best hearth rug 1 001 second best 50 best coverlet 1 00 second best 50 best patchwork quilt , 00 second best 00 , bo . at 1 . 00 second beat _ - 60, A W COIMITTEE..-3 Smith. Mrs. W. Buchanan, hell harmony. and Fancy Work teturers. Class 20—Linen Mandl = Best 6 yin ds lionie4n ide linen : 2 00 second best - • ' 100 best 6 yards linen sibs per„ 2 00 seem d best ' 100 best fiyds tow cloth . . 2 o 0 second best 1 00 best homenride shirt 100 second best 50i best pound of linen sew ing read 1 001 second best 601 AWARDING COIIiIIETCL—Dr. Neff; Miss Sue Omahas, MI 0 o. Spear. • - .. . and beck 2 00 second best , ' 100 best soul.' reception chair - - " 200 ;mend best -' -, - 100 (beet ottoman cover 200 second best 1 00 beet lamp stand lust ' 100 (best bust , 5C best flower.lais' mitt 300 isecond best , 50 B.7l;ohipsoß. Mrs. Rudolph .s Prudence Jackson, Airs. , Embroidery, &c. oo second Lent beat embroidered pock. et bandkeichief 1 OD second best 00 Class 21—Bonnet "" Lo. lad diem, mmlin • ft 00 extrond Rat 1 00 Nvo kekt . . dress. worsted. .. 2 00 best embroidrred slip second best 100 revs, silk • 100 beat embroidery on second best, 50 muslin 1 OU best em broideVed slip see dal best 50 pers, worsted ~_ 1 00 beet crotchet tidy 1 00ibest crotchet shawl lOO A WAAPV4 COXVITTEZ.-7Dr P. Glwiu, Mrit. I. A. Pol. laeltri WS; Wm. flitilllanti,. $1,re.1 . ; K. ,toaltsi Mril.,Gitoge I.by. i Class 22—Shellwork, &o. Best ocean shell and tbest rose wax flowers 200 moss work ' $2 001 second best - •.•-- 1 OU second best 1 00 best specimen of is•ax best beryl work 1 001 traits t • i 200 second best 50 second bdst 1 00 best leather work, or- best hair FlOwers 2 U 0 amen MI lOO second best 1 00 second best 50 best seed flowers 2 00 best wax rase 100 second beet ' 100 second best . 50 I . AWIRTIVATI COMMITTIM —M. B. Mosey, Mrs. David Blow. Miss Margaret Snyderr.dits D. Mitre Miss Corne lia Weistling. ' 'Olas 23—Floral Departtrent. -'-' ,'" - • p" - ,l'. .. •+. Best Flnr.si 'dcetign• 0 :/, 130 best cone° Oen intrl,u ton second best 1 00 second brat Go Oct table 'rase of cut beet collection phloxes 1 00 floss era 50 second best . 50 second best 25 best collection asters 100 hest ;rot.) er.gtowing,, • second best 5O t 5r,,,:,1 6 , ~..i .t i ,„, tGO, Wei' 01,1Fition, , pretnn.ii, seconn best '251 them s... 100 best round hand bonnet 50 second best 50 M11 , C00(1 best '25 best colleotlon roses ]OO best Bat coons t, .110 second best - 60 second host 4- 25 best liabging basket ' best cones ion dahlias ,2 00 , grossing pilots , 100 second best 1 00 second best 50 b .st eallectln verbenas 1 00 best hanging basket' second best 50 cat fl avers .. .7 best collection petunna 1 00 second best second best 50 best collection of pot best col lect,n gerantutn 100+ plants second best ' 50isceocd best /MAIMING Commarte.—William Dorris, Mrs. William Corbin, Miss Kate Stewart, Mrs. Joseph Watson, Mrs. A. Orb icon. Class 21—Painting. n , g oil paidting fruit best colored crayon or poi trait - $1 00 drawing • ' . 100 second best 50 second beet - 50 best oil painting on best India ink draw glass • -1 00 log . - 100 second best: 50 second bat , 5 , be 4 landpeap, 011 , 1 00, bostqiiluting iri water second b•et 501 colas 100 best laud-cape from na- second Inet 50 loch - 1 00 byst specimen of marine ' ' second beet • "50 drawing 100 best lithograph, ell 100 second beet 50 second best 50 bestoriental painting beet pen or pencil. -.- .. 1 ~- grechte .or Italian 100 .: m thawing . , ..._ 41 ob !itlol)Ci PRt e 60 hCCOIIa 1-not . '" -50 AWARDING COMMITTRIS —W1)1111111 WMIIIIIIB. Mrs. J. S Aft Ern, Mies Mary Robb, Mrs. R. B. Potrilcin, Jerry Watt ann. Class 25 Your Comwittoe think there should he, it shed about 16 or 18 feet equate for all the tittle gitls um! hue to fill up with notiops of their own, and committee appointed to AN ard 1)1°111111MS not to exceed 50 Mats on any fuddle. The committee to act with dbieteti on oil eaht ankles. Committee. • It. M. SPEER, • 8. T. 00011 N, fit e. lIIi\NDICT. 31re 7, iiIBIZEIt. slre JOHN ItIIAD. . • Nars/m//—SAMU SI, 11. 61(061A. KER. Discretionary fbmmater—D. D. retretin. Perry Moore, Denim: Brooke, A. 31. link, Ammttul Vtiglital, A B. ellen°. felt, 1,0419 Bergans, John Zentalyer, Mum Wolfe', Devitt 31ctlervey. Len Evelio. Resolved, That when amu wily of •thy Committee ern present that•they E,Ballmonstantett tiger= tot tit tt no tin Ilan shin be takon,toitillt T . IIC.AOPY. By ettler "of the Committee, IC. G. )1041118 0 N. ChoPtunn. (MOTU'S 51f M.VIC, J.S. 3111.1.6 11 . DANI. •WoNINVI.1)11F, Millinery and Dres DIOC I Pg. The undersigned respe'clfelly informs the public that'shE Vte-Nillinery and Mantusmaking at her residence, on the corner of Mifflin" and , lhttlr , streets, in the building occupied by I•Frank,Wettson, ii all its various brangli9s. • t Gentlemen's Shirts made o order, and satisfaction guarranteed. , ";Priper, patterns of all sizes end shape, , front the Eastern Cities, constantly-oti hand, at liberal prieesD Thanliful i te, the public f o r the very liber• al' 'plitroimeelisretofdre extended, she re spectfully solicits a continuance of the same. s o . t.. P RAMER. ' 46," MoLtinahan, Stone 1 Isott; Bole deal ors in the Geiser Thresher and Separator and riplo titterer, "jel6:sm fl The best Drills et MoLinahan; Stone kiaqtya, Hollida.yrebor4. .43113"40a OUR COLUMN FOR THE PEOPLE; RED FRONT ENTERPRISE STORE. Sugars® All kinds, at dory small profits. Not offered low to draw you on on other goods. Our prices to continue low, regularly: . Syrups. The best Silver and Golden Drips, genuine Lovering arid other Syrups. New Orleans and other Baking Mo lasses. Teas. A variety of kinds of best always on band cheap. Cotre - es. ..Roasted and Green, cheap as the cheapest for the same quality. Meat. Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef, at living prices. Cheese. The beet •T. State Goshen and Ohio Cheese. Candies. The best stick and other candies, wholesale and retail. , , viour. I The best Flour by the barrel, sack or pound. ChetipOr for the same quil• ity than elnett.Ltore. • . , , By the,hundred.or,smaller.quaptic‘y GLASS & QIJEENSWARE. A large stock of Ironstone and Com mon ware, in setts or by the piece.— Glassware * , Etirthenware, Fruit 'Jars, ate, at Red Front, cheap. ; • ; 00C1 ana Wfliir air e i A largo, assortment of Baskets, Buekets,thartis, -Tubs; `-ote., etc., at Ited,FronL - . .*;! , .. . Fruit, >