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t'LEARFIELP COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
To U IdJM H,rmjk 0enrftU,n Txetaief,
16ft iay of Oetober, A. It,, lo.
OKFItKRS OK TUB SSOCIKTY.
ELLIS IKWIN, TresUlent.
Jlon. Jas. T. Leonard,
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vvili.mm ;ti, IV.Trsts.
JAMES r ORRE8T,
James II. Flexing, J
A J61. EUu-eiler, Secretary.
A. M. Smith, Cor. SecreUry.
',. Jameu Wriulev, Treasurer.
J. U. McEnally, Librarian.
Ixemtire Com. UuD, Kichard Shaw.
(Jen. John Patton Job' Uoyulon.
Jutina R. Eoed J. M'daughey,
Orulor, Hon. O. R. Barrett.
Committee Arratjumeitl:
A. C. Finsev. utuinnan
Horses.
Ii liloom,
Weorge il. Lytle
James M'GlaugUliu
James Levy,
W.L. Antes,
Sheep & Siri'nr.
James Irwin, Sr.,
Johnson lloldcn
I!ol,t. Mitchell,
.Wm. M Italian,
1). W. Moore,
Cattle.
David C. Dale
Samuel Clyde
Milo Hoyt.
Jacob AVillielm,
0. W. Shofl-,
Fi criy f- 1 VnWa
i.i. G. D. Goodfcllow,
Win. M. Shaw,
Edward McGarvey
Aaron C. Tate,
Eluh Johnson,
'Butter, Cheese, Flour Agricultural if- Miscclla'
and Vehicles. neous Articles.
John Irwin, Cur'v
Thomas Wrigley,
Isaac Bloom,
Wm. liloom,
Vm. F. Irwin,
Merchandise tt Do
- mestie Fabrics.
l)e. A. Soryver,
1). S. Flemipg,
Walter liarrett,
Wm. T. Chamber!",
John W. Shugnrt,
Fanrf Department.
O.W. liliem,
John frwin, Curwens.
J. P. Kratzer,
John G. A'cryver,
Mrs. II. F. N'auglo,
M. A. Frank,
Pavid M'Gaughy,
W. W. Wright,
Tdward Goodwin
''Mr. Henry Kern,
"Miss. Mary Walters,
Miss Knte Brown,
.Miss Hannah Bloom,
Miss Harriet Swan,
Miss Jennio Leonard,
Mm II. Spackman,
Miss Lhza Kocd,
" Em Alexander,
" Anna Irvin.
"Sarah liirchfieM
M Nannio Irvin,
" Sarah Rheom, ,
"Henrietta Irwin
" Mary Moore.
(Wlfi't at Jxirgo.
Mrs. J. T. Leonard, Miss Kandis Nichols
Mrs. D. M. Weaver; Miss Nannio Smith,
Miss Mary M'Gaughey.Miss Julia Galloway
Miss Hcbecca Frank, Miss Hannah Carey
S J. Uow, John L. Cuttle,
U. W. Snyder, Alvin lioss,
Samuel Rheem.
Marshall Gen. A. II. Hills.
Assistant Marshatls .Viijor D. J. Nevling,
Col. Wm. Ten Eyck, Cai. T. J. McCul
"lough. Capt. Edward A. Irvin.
Pyrotechnics. II. B. Swoopo, II'. W.
Hctts, L. It. Morrell, James L. Morgan, J.
II. Walters Reuben V. Spackman.
,', I.IMT OI' PUCMIUMM.
Class 1. Swerjiulntct.
(Open to nil Breods and Competitors.)
EctBullovor3yonreold, (4 00 2d best, ?2 00
ISest Hull over 2 yoar. old, 2 00 2d belt, t 00
Best Bull over 1 year old, 2 ( 02.1 best, 1 00
Beit Cow overS yean old, 2 00 2d best, 100
Beat Bull Calf. 1 00-2d best, 50
, All breeds como toircther in this class and
'.onipote with each other. To be Judged, 1st, by
their good points and symmetry of frame. 2d, by
-the ability to fatten, t'is the animal a good hand
ler?) 3d, milking qualities, 4th, Size. 5th,
give no premium to any animal until they are
satisfied it will produce good stock. To this end
, the Judgo. .ball satisfy themselves in rcgitrd to
the stock of aged bull, and cows. The animal that
poasessos these nualitiea in the greatest perfection
should draw the Sweepstakes, whether it bo Dur
ham, Ayrcshire, Ucrctord, Devon, tirade or Ita
, tive.
Junoits. Geo. Thorn, Zitch. McNaul, David Ty
ler, Asaph Kirk, John Shaw of Decatur.
" ' Class 2. Grade Cattle rnitctt iu couniu.
Rest bull, (4 00 2d beat, $2 00
Rest cow, 8 00 2d bost, 2 00
Reat holder calf, 75 2d beat, Dip.
Rest bull calf, 75 2d best, Dip.
J una kb. John McPherson, Jos. Lyons, Tnomas
G. Snyder, J. M. Cummings, Dr. J. I. Hoyt
CLASS 3. Milk Court,
Rest milk cow, $3 00 2d best, $2 00
,' " ' ' Milk cow Sd best, 1 00
' Jcdgm. Jame. Forrest, Thomas MoGhee, Ad-
'' ' am Gearhart, Thos. Leonard, Daniel Bailey.
"' ' Class K.Oxe.
Ileat yoke 5 y. old and over, $2 00 2dbejt,(l 00
Bestyoko3y. 100-2d best, 50
Batyoke2y. 50 2d best, Dip.
"' Best yoke 1 y. " 50 2d best, Dip.
' Jcdoks. B. C. Bowman, Hiram Woodward, Aa
ron II. Fearee' Wm. Siniloy, Alex. Murray.
Class i. ()xen.
Best trained 10 yoko, 4 years old and over,
from one township, $3 00
' 2d boat, trained 10 yoke, 4 year, old and o
' ' ' ' , ver, from one township, 3 00
'.Best trained 10 yoke, 3 yean old and over,
from one townshin. 1 00
( ' .i ' 2d bast trained 10 yoke, 8 year. old and o- 1
' ' ' ' ver, from one township, 1 00
, Judoks John Patehin, John M. Chase, Joseph
' 'A i I)!nnin8 John Brubakor, Joseph Yothers.
Class 6. ( Cnttle.
Rost Fat Bullock, $1 00 2d best, Jl 00
. Bost Fat Cow, ? 00-2d bust, 1 00
t Rest Hoiflcr, 2yonrs old, 1 00 2d best, 60
JvnoKa Georgo Kittlcbcrger, John McQuilkin,
Casper Licpold, James Bloom, sr., Renj. Sto
pbena, i .,, , QA,S y lAoroiiya-Jireo! lionet opto to at
,1 Reat Stallion, over 4 y're old, $3 00 2dbest,2 00
Rest Stallion, over 3 y'rs old, 2 00 2d best, 100
,. i . .Best Stallion Colt, 2y'raold, 1 00 2d best, 1 00
V i The premium. In thi. Class are Intended only
for tho.e Horses whose podigree. make them
worthy of them. Tho Society wishe. to encour
,,,,, . , ge the rearing of high-blooded Horses here; on
V i v the other hand the Executive Committee would
caution the Judges to be careful that tho premi
um, are not drawn by inferior .lock,
.in ii- , i v nan. Jo me. Forrest, Eli Bloom, Dr. G. W,
.. ! ;: Caldwell, Peter Bloom, Joseph Rotora,
Clas. 8. Single and Farm Ifortet
Jiest uelilnig, ovor 4 years old, for work, $1 00
Bd best "
Dip.
V 1 ' Rest Saddle and Carriage Hoi se of any ago, $ I 00
Dip.
Rest Saddle and Carriage Mare of any age, $1 00
21 best" " u Di
I I final fimn ntT w t,
-----v vi.u, uurprB or mares
2d best " " u
The Horse that move, the heaviest load on
2 00
1 00
i .i i , a Stone boat without a whip, 1 00
- SSbeat, ntn
Ji noaa-MiltonMeRride, Martin 0. Stirk.
..... ru it jil besL in.
A Caldwell. Andrew AJillnmnn T..nA nJ-i-J
Wm. Brown, Hugh Orr.
' Class 9. J,icAr CarnV Horses.
Rest .pan matched carriago Horse, or Marea,t2 00
2d best do do do do 100
, viiouai wuage liarrett, Jame. Forrest, Dr. II P
. I ! ;,. Thompson, Edwin Perka, Maj. S. C. Patchin'
Class 10. Mara and Colts.
" bro?i m" " hJ '!. tl 00
24 beat do do do 0 2 00
M.n ue.uing, over s and under t rears old, 2 00
Jd best do do do do 1 00
Rest Oolding, over 2y's old.ll 50-2d bcst,$l 00
r"!:.0:.3?""01 -?.
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tughi, n. late. Hubert AlcN'n.l
. Asue, nuDert Hcm.
t Class 1 1 . Trotting ilorictapen to all,
Beit tiui S In 4, trotting Id Uwm... (No pre-
t miuini unloa. twe entriea . , -
Best time, (rolling under .addlo, J'
Beat time Wotting In double harneaa, do
Heat time pae'i's onacr &Me , T , 0 T
Jvie-J. O. Loraine, Lever
Millar. John M. Cuinminga, John W. Ilnxlett.
Class 12.--Trotting avd Walking Horses,
owned in the County.
Fastest trotting Bullion, Dip. 2d best, Dip.
do do lloree or mare, do 2d beat, do
do walking horae or mare, do 2d beat, do
Ji imaj J. 1J. Graham, Wm. Irvin, A. 11. Shaw,
Jas. 1. Stewart, Jaa. Alexander, (Woodward.)
Class 13. Sheep and Wool.
Ileat iaoh, any bleed, Dip. i$2 00 2d bet.$l 00
Best ewe. any breed, do and 2 0 2d beat, 1 00
Beat 8 Sheep fattened for mutton, Dip. t $2 00
2d boat do do do 1
Heat fleece of fino wool. 1
Best fleece of eoarao wool. 1 00
Four Lamb, beat, $2 00 2d best lambs, $ I 0
Sd beat 4 lomba. 60 4t " IIp.
JinuEa Wm. McNaul, Jacob Kuntu, ar., iliaha
Fonton, Adam Gcnrhart, llonry Irwin.
Class 14. Swine open to all
Ilsst boar any breed, t 00 2d best, $1 00
Heat breeding sow ' 2 00 2d beat, 1 00
Heat 2 Hoga in county, 8 00 2d beat, 2 00
Next beat 2 hoga In county, 1 00 2d beat. .50
JrnuEa Daniel Livingston, Wm. M. McCul-
lough, ir., Col. Thoa. K. M Clure, John Irwin,
Juntas liloom, er.
Class 15. Poultry.
Beat ceop apring chickens, not leaa than A, $1 00
2d bast do do do do Dip.
Heaviest turkey, do
lleat display of chickens, do
Judoes tieorgo Thorn, J. II. Fleming, Samuel
Arnold, Robert Tboinpaon, Clark Drown.
Class 10. Viewing.
Owner of team and plow, who plows green
award the best. $100
Next best, Dip.
Owner of team and plow, who plows rtubblo
the beat, Dip, A $100
Next best, do do do Dip.
Rest plow for stubble, Dip. 41 00-2d beat. Dip.
Host plow for eubaoil, Dip. k 1 00--2d beat, Dip.
JrnsKs Eliaha Fenton, Amos Reed, D. W.
Wiso. John Wells, Jr., Wm. Hoover.
Class 17. Jailers and Ihills, Ilarrouu and
Cultu-aton.
Rest clod crusher and roller combined,
$2 00
21 beat, do da do Dip.
Rest field roller, $1 00 2d best, do
Rest drain drill, 2 00 2d best, do
Heat Harrow, 2 00 2d beat, do
Rest Cultivator, 1 00 2d boat, do
Rest Horse-rake, 1 00 2d best, do
Rest Reaper and mower, 3 00 2d beat, do
Rest corn ahellcr, 2 00 2d best, do
Rest corn planter, 2 00 2d best, do
J loons William A. Reed, Reubon Wall, Jona
than llarUhorn, lion. X. R. Davis, C. Rakor.
Class 18. Aricultural Implements.
Rest Original invention in the county, of
an agricultural implement. $5 00
2d bost, " " orig. inv. Dip.
Rest threshing machine, $3 0024 best, 2 00
Rest fanning mill, 1 00 2d best, Dip.
Heat bay pitching machine, 2 00 2d best, do
Rest hay rigging on wagon, 1 00 2d best, do
Rest ox yoke and bows, 1 00 2d best, do
Rest vegetable root cutter, 100 2d best, do
Rest stalk and straw cutter, 2 01 2d best, do
Rest common plow, 1 00 2d best, do
Rest single or doable shovel plow, 1 00
2d beat single or double shovel plow, Dip.
Rest horse power for goneral purposes, ' 1 00
2d best horse power for general purposoa, Dip.
Rest fork and fixtures for unloading wagons, 2 00
2d best fork and fixtures for unloading " Dip.
Jt'fiflEt Simon Thompson, Renj. Ppnrkmnn, I).
R. Wright, Daniel llartsock, Renj. Rishcl.
Class 19. Miscellaneousarming implements.
Bost bee hivo, $100 2d best, Dip.
Rest stump puller, 2 00 2d best, do
Rest Potato digger, ' 1 00 2d best, do
Rest grain cradle, 1 00 2d best, do
Rest iiz hand rakes, 1 00 2d host, do
Rest lot gardening tool, 1 00 2d best, do
?' ""u.ng .., ownea uyiariner, o
t" UOBl r's '"" J ""mvr:r T
J uncus John D. Thompson, John Russell, 0.
ii. .Morrell, J. 11. flaming, bamucl 1'owcll.
Class 20. Wheat, Hurley, Corn, tic.
Rest. 2d best.
Acre of winter wheat, $3 it Dip. $2andDip.
Acre of spring wheat, 3 a Dp. $2andDip.
F'ld of wheat, 4 to 10acres,3 Dip. $2andDip.
Acre of corn, 2 a Dip, SlandDin.
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AcrYo irblpi.-.IUndDp;'?1; v d.'"V Y.Wk . r
Acre of rye, 2 k Dip. (lundDip,
Uushel or corn ears, 1 k Dip. Diploma.
3 acres of buckwheat, 2 k Dip $ lundDip.
Jipuk. George Wilson (Bogga), Michael Solt,
Jas. A. Reed, Samuel Kirk, Joab Rider. Jos.
Irwin Martin 11 Luther. Robt. MehntTcy, llngh
tin.i..nn
Class 21. Ftcll Crops.
Rest 2d Best.
One-half aere of potatoes, $2andl)ip. $lnndlip.
One-fourth acfo of beans, 2a nil Dip. $lundlip.
Acre of clover seed, 2anrlDip. $ land Dip.
One-fourth a. broom corn, 2andDip. $landDip,
One-fourth acre sorghum, 2andl)ip
Rest i acre of pea., 1 00, 2d bost, Dip.
Best 1 aero of rutnbagoes, 1 00. 2d boat, Dip.
Rest bushel Timothy seed, 1 CO,. ..2d best Dip.
, Host 1 acre carrots, 1 00. 2d best, Dip.
ucst j acre turnips. 1 UU. 2d boat, Dip.
Jt'naKs Wm Smith (Covington), O. P. Oulich,
Fobcrt Owons, Abr'm Goaa,jr., G. li. Logan.
Crops being equal, profereneo will be given to
those that yield the greatosl nctt profits. State
ments to be furnished by the applicant, for pre
mium, on farm crop.. They must be weighed
and a .ample of the same furnished at the fair,
and also at the rooms of the committee.
3. Applicants applying for premiums ahall fur
nish tho committee a statement signed by him
self under a pledge of voracity, of the ciuantitv
ui iii mil raiseu ou me grounri enterca for a pre
mium and be shall stute as correctly as he can
tho kind and condition of the previous crops
iiio kiiiu aim quantity oi iced used, ana tuo
time and mode of putting it in the ground.
4. It is tho object of the society to grant pro-
mums lor kuu, nut extravagant anu gcnoruliy
impracticable culture, and any wilful inaccuracy
in the statement furnished a. above shall do
prive tho applicant of a right to compete for the
future premiuurs.
Cuss 22. Bread and Cereal Food.
Boat 3 Loave. broad, winter wheat, Dip,
" 2 " " enring wheat. do
" i " " corn,
" 1 " " rye,
" Pound cake, Dip;
" Spongecake, Dip.
Pie of any kind, Dip.
" Preaorvos, Dip.
" Display of proaerves,
" Ice cream.
do
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Rest Fruit Cake, do
" Jelly cake, do
" Plain cake,
" Jelly.
" Displny of lolllos.
Jcnos. Mrs. Jaraca Forrest, Mm. J. Boynton,
Mr.. Wm. Irvin, Mrs. M. McCullough, Mr..
Robert Ro., Mrs. JB Graham, Mr. Ilev. McLeod.
Class. 23. Jtuttcr and Cheese,
Best 10 round, butter, $1 00 2d best, Dip.
" Firkin, 25 or more lb..,
made in May or Juno, 1 0 -2d best. Dip,
" 3 choose, tip;
Jcdorso. L. Rood, Mrs. Richard Shaw. Scn'r.
Mr.. Wm. Morgan (Lawrence), Mrs. Martha1
, ... "rl "u8 nrignt, u Ji uoodlandor,
ii m. MuBride.
Class 24. Flour,
Jaa! ! f'"!?1 rFlour' $1 dip.-2d beat, Dip
60 e. A Dip.
2d best 100 lbs. flour (spring wheat),
Dip.
l'uu i.o uuur, an m
l Ti:n
2d best 50 pound, ryo flour, ' Din!
u pounds buckwheat flour, 50 c. k Dip -
2d beet 60 pda. buckwheat flour, Dip.
" 50 pounds corn meal, 50 e, A Dip.
2d best 60 pound, corn meal, - ip.
rnoss Jesse Uroomall, Samuel Jordan, R.
uumporey, ferdinand Oswalt, B. Spackman,
Llvss 25. Domestic Articles.
Beat box or Jar of honey,, Dip. S0.2d beat,Dip
Best 10 Iba. maple .ugar, Dip. S0.-2d beeLDin.
P.Aaf n rata aw at. si a...!,.. I . '
IOOlEest Pre.erved -pcache. In a r-tia-ht eon.
I ip.
.nDip.
! Preserved tomatoe. in .ir-tUrht can
, w, . . "
i k. . ..V . . ""-"H" nip.
J ittl Lam Cooka witb ekiii gB4iuoU cureDiJ.
Best fancy Jar of plcklos, p'P-
Beat 1 gal. ayrup, maple A aorghum each, Dip.
JonaiaMra. Judge Barrett, Mri. Wm Cm Fo
ley, Mrs. Gov. Rigler, Mrs. Eliia Irvin, Mrs.
Job Bklroy, Mrs, Kills Irwin, Mrs. Jonathan
Ilurtahorn, Wra, Beorgt Wllaon, (Bogga.)
Class 2b. Domestic Manufacturer
R.at 10 Tarda flannel, $1 00 2d beet, Dip.
Rest lOyarda aattinet, 1 00 2d beat, do
licet 10 yarda cloth. 1 00 2d beat, do
Beat pair woolen blanketa, 1 0024 boat, do
Rcat 15 yards woolen carpet, 1 00 2d beat, do
Rest lSyanla rag carpet, wooi-
en chain, 1 00 2d belt,
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Rest 15 yarda rng enrj ot, cot
ton chain, 1 00 2d beat,
Boat woollen coverlet, 1 00 2d beat,
Best woolen fringed mitts,
Boat hearth rug,
Beat pnir-woolvn knit atockins,
Rent 1 lb. line aewinK thread.
Best specimen of knotting, knitting or nee
dle work by Misses under 12 years of age, do
Beat 1 lb. f stocking yarn, de
Beat foot mat, Dip. Beat itraw hat do
1til straw bonnet. Din. Beat tidy, do
JiruKa Mrs. Judge Forguaon, Mra. II. II. Cam-
well. Mrs. Lvdia Rheem, .Mra. John florna,
Mrs. Mary Spaukman, Miea Nancy Ogden, Mra
Doctor Thor-pson Mrs. U. L. Reed, Mrs, S.
J. Row.
Class 2".Xcedle, Shell, Wax vork
tftf,
Reat specimen of needle work,
' group of flowera in worated,
" lamp aland embroidored,
" lamp stand not embroidered,
" embroidered slippers,
" embroidery in silk,
" embroidery in worsted,
" embroidery in lace,
" embroidery in muslin,
" shirt made by Miss under liyaars,
" patching and monding,
' ottoman cover. Din. Rest table cover
Dip.
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" fancy chain w'k, Dip. " worked collar, do
" Wax IlOWers, womcu iiuma, uu
" foather work. Dip " leather work, dn
" ornamented work do
Jibc.ks Miss Emma Graham, Miss Sophie Bar-
rntt. Miss .Mairirie
lrvin, Aliss -Mary June
Wright, Miss M. J. Bard, Miss Emily Forrest, )
t : ir.tiMn f M nrrn v M in. Jn.AnliinA Flntrul.
Mis. Mary Foly, Miss Melissa Irwin, Miss Em-
ui Jones. I
Class 28. Millinery and Dressmaking. !
Best millinery Dip. Host dress-making. Rip.
JroaKs Miss Mary C Wright, Miss Mary 11 Ker-'
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vuson. Air. tMary r. L.eonaru, misce. jano
Mitchell, Ada Swartz, bliiaMonc, llotty Latn
rart, Helen Cuttle, Louisa Kratzer, Mary A
Irwin.
Class 20, Artistic
rk.
Best painting in oil,
Dip.
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" painting in wato' colors,
" portrait painting,
" landscape painting,
" cattle pninting,
" ornamental painting of any kind,
" daguerreotypes taken on the ground,
" ainbrotypca taken on the ground,
" photographs taken on the ground,
" writing,
" ornamental penmanship,
architectural drawing.
Ji hof-s Dr John O Loraino, II M'Kim, Mra.
W. L Spottawood, Mra Alexander Irwin, Misa
Sophio M'Le d, Mrs Eli liloom, Mrs J. R
M'Enally, Rev. J.M Galloway.
Class 30. Designs.
Rest dosln for farm house, $2 2d best, Dip,
" design forbnrn, 2 2d best, do
" design for carriago house
and stable, 2 2d best, do
" design for dairy house, 1 2d best, do
" design for ico house, 1 2d best, do
" design for dry house, 1 2d best, do
" design for bridgo. Finn for bridgo
cot loss than 250 fL span, 3 00-2d best. Dip
Ji DCES Hon. G R Ilarrett, lion. Wm Rigler,
Jno. D Thompson, Thos. Kirk, Rob't Dough
crtv. Class Zl. Mctatic Fabrics and Machinery
Rest display of table and pocket cutlery,
American manufacture. Dip
Rest cooking stove, wood and coal, Dip.and $3 00
2d beat, Dip and 12 3d best, Dip ami 1 00
st parlor stove, coal, Dip and 2 00
2d best, Dip and 1 00 3d bos, Dip
Best parlor stove, wood. Dip and 2 00
2d bost. Dip and 1 00 3d bost, Dip
l Rost cast iron fence, Dip and 3 Oil
t 2d beat, dip and 2 00 3d best, pip and 1 00
iiesi nn
Rost tin ware, dip and 2 00
gunsmithing, dip and 2 2d best, dip and 1
iron turning, dip and 2 Zd best, dip and 1
shower bath dip and $2 00
original invention in the oounty. 5 00
pluto castings. dip and 1 00
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nuFs m. Alcllride, John t Weaver, LlL-ha
Fenton, David Kirk, Wm. A Wallace.
Class 32. Vehicles of all kinds.
Rest fiimily carriago, $5 A Dip. --2d best, $-1 if Dip
buggy.
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farm wagon,
sleigh,
timber sled,
horse cart,
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Dip
wheel barrow.
$1 00 2d beat.
Dip
' Ji linns--. Dr. II P Thompson, R C Bowman, Jno.
W Puuly, John 11 Hewitt, George Henkcndon,
J. C, Brenner, F O Miller.
Class. 33 Cabinet ware m Ch'tnty.
Rest dressing bureau, $.'ltdip.-2d best, $2 and Dip
sofa,
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lounge,
extension tabic,
set of chairs,
2 do
3 do
2 do
2 do
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variety of chairs.
1 sat parlor furniture, 3 po
2
' displuy of cabinet ware, $5 00 and Dip
' omce chair, I UU and do
Jcneita James II. Fleming, C KrnUcr, Renj
B Waigbt, Thoa. .Mills. Harrison W Spencer
Class 34. Coopering, Carpentering and
Vasket-tiiahitig.
Rost specimen of pine ware,
Dip
window rash,
$1 002.1 best,
1 00 2d best,
do
' window blind,
set grain measures,
' lot of buckets,
' lot ef splint baskets,
' panel door,
do
2 00 and do
1 00 and do
1 00 and do
do
Jt nnKs James Fenton, Frederick Culich, Tho.
iionuerson, Aornnam Ogden, John Garrison.
Class 33. Hoots and Garden Vegetables.
Boat 4 stalks celery, Dip. Bost bus. turnips, Dip.
4 bushel carrots, do 1 bus, onions, do
' f do rutebagos.do ) do parsnips, do
i do table beets, do 12 tomatoes, do
8 heads cabbage.do ' 6 egg plants, do
2 heads cnulillowcr.do qt. li ma beans,do
' ono-half bushel table potatoes, do
' quart winsor beans, do
' variety of squashes, . do
variety of melons, do
' one-half bushel of sweet potatoes, do
All vegetable, to be raised by the exhibitor.
JuncRs Jame. R. Graham, A. K. Wright, Wm
L. Moore, Philip Antos, Rev. Joseph R. Foe! it
CLA68 30. Curriers. Saddlers, Shoemakers, &c.
Rest 2d best.
Gento'bootsand shoes, $2andDip--$l andOip.
Ladys' boot, and shoos,
iiauya doois anu anoos, 2 and do 1 and do
Qonts' gaiUrs, 1 do
Ladys' gaitors, 1 j0
Display of boots and ahoca.J and do
Traveling trunk.
do
1 and do
2 and do
I and do
do
1 and do
1 add do
do
i Ta& harness, 2 and do
i Cnrrioge barnesa,
Sand do
' Ninirlfl barnesa. 9 nA An
I Riding bridio and mart'1,1 and do
1 Gents riding saddle, 2 and do
! LaIjs' riding aaddle, 2 and do
' Display of saddlery, 3 and do
j Calf skin, 1 and do
S.i sole Leather, 1 and do
jr. -very ether kind ofleathor,
An
Robe made by exhibitor, 2 and do
Jonoss Richard Mo.sop, John In In, Horace
i-avcnin, ncuoen u. moors, Wm. rorter.
Cuu 21.-?ailors ana VpholUerer, tt ?
Beat .uitelothe. made by hand,f200-2db..t,Dlp' VMnZ nl
Beat eoat mad. by lady, 40-2d b..U.P , Ul&SSLS"?
- iiesi Tei mAue dt jady.
' Beat puU uaUe b Udj,
do
do
Boat husk mat trass, 1 00-. 2d best, do
Judges Wm. V Irwin, Samuel Mitchell, Mrs.
Richard Mossop, Airs. J. T. AlcLullougn, Mrs
John MoUsughey, David Adams, sen'r.
Clas'' 38. Printing in County.
Best bill, Dip. Beat blank,
Dip.
Best tfnncy. ao ; uara,
Rest Neweraner. do ' Pamphlet,
do
do
Judges Uov. Wm Rigler, L. J Crane, Daniel
Fauet, Israel Teat, Barnes B Watson.
Clabs 39. Utone Ware,
Rest drain tile, Dip. Best brackets, Dip
Rcat fire brick, do Reat pottery, do
T
Reat brich. do
JWe Judge .Forguaon,. Judge Lamm, Martin
Niebol I. r.. Wm AlerrcU. Ueo trnurl.
, . , . I
Class 4). Chemieals and Lhenncal actum,',
in Co,
Best available manure at moderate cost, Dip,
Best for form products, $1 00 do
Boat for glue, 1 00 do
Beat linseed oil, 1 00 do
Beat tallow candles, dip. boat writing ink, do
Host siiecimcn soap, dip best vlnceer, do
.i imn Dr. M Woods. Dr. V. Wilson. Dr. T
llnver. Dr. A McLeod. Dr. J U llarUwick. '
Dr. D. O. Crouch, Dr. FoUer.
Cl.ESl 41. Stone and Wood.
Beat dresacd .ton., ft dip. Rest mil, atone, dip
e.tnoorDo.ra.worau o "S""""""' the di.ea.e-a euro by theae medicine, i. Per
ca weather baard wk do Be t ahingle. do m.neBt.Tr, thenlbe ..tl.fied, and be cureL
Real spl.tor shaved hoop.,do "' turned art, do MtreurJ , ie;M.,.Ncrer faUi to eradi
Discretionary premium, will be r econimended ( Infinitely
n,tn:tv.1r.tB:!:, rja'-r- mo,t powerful 5
general aiienuaaco . u u. m.u.
7or " 1 rtap;..U the farmer and
vi.g valuible propertle., discretionary prem's 1
hav
will
J . . . .. ,.
junoKS-Juclge Leonard, .uclge uonsail, r. K.
Arnold, Alex. Irwin, Arthur Bell,
in ArlhllV llnll I
Class 42 Natural Minerals.
Rest of useful mincrnla of Clearfield coun
ty, coal included, do.
Limestone, do. best aandatono, do,
l'ottora clay, do ' Fire clay, do
suite cryslalizcd miu do Fossils, do
minerals from tho surrounding counties, do
Ji hoks Judge Hoyt, Rev. W. L. SpotUwood,
owoope, i. r. iinugi., wwna.
Class 43. General List.
Best display and greatest variety of flowera,
Display ' plants,
Best Floral ornaments,
.- ...... T T -.
do
do
do
do
nest Kct Doqucia wun nanaio,
Best manufactured article by tewing machine
on ground, do
Best hand bouuets,, do best butter bowl, do
Best washing machine, do Best butter ladlo, do
Rest churn, do
Jt'niiKH Mrs. Judge Aloore, Mrs. Josiah U
Reed, Mrs. Joseph II. Ucgnrly iLuniber-city,)
Mrs. D, F. Ktzweiler, Mr.. Martin Nichols, jr.,
Mrs Win Morrell, Mrs. A. 11. Shaw, Mra. Wm,
A. Wallace, Mrs. Moj. Kivling, Mrs. Tho.. For-
cee.
Class 44. Fruit.
Bo.t displny and greatest vnricty of grafted ap
plet, summer and winter Iruit, named
a nd arranged, 50 cts t do
Best di."ply and greatest variety of
pears, named and arranged, 50 eta & do
Best dUplay and greatest variety of
peaches, named and arranged, 50 cts if- do
Best Apploa, i bushel do
liest Collection of plums, do
Rest do " cherrios, do
Best do quinces, do
Rest do strawberries, do
Rest specimen of Foreign gropes, do
Best specimen of American grnprs, do
Best specimen currants, not less than 3 qnrt's do
Best specimen goosberries, ' 3 ' do
Best specimen of blackberries, do
Best rpeeimen of seedling grape, raised in
county and w orthy of culture, do
Best specimen of Domestic wine, do
JrnuKS Wm C. Foley Win. McCracken, Mrs.
Snmucl Mitchell, Mra. J. F. Weaver, J. II. .M'En
ally, A bra m Ncvling. Misa .useqhino Lanich,
Misa r.dith Boynton, Miss Bertha Wright.
Class 45. Horsemanship, tic.
Best 5 couple of ladies nnd gents on horseback, do
Ileat company of cavalry, do
Best company of infantry, do
Best band of brass instruments, do
Best martial band, do
Best 25 singers. do
Ji ikiks (icn. J. II. Lnrrimor, Col. . D. I'at
ton, Col. A. 11. Shaw, Col. H. J. Wallace, Col.
Smilev, Col. l'nssmore, Col. MTIure, Mai. D. W.
iso. Major S. C. Patclnn, Major
Holt, Maj ,
Heiacy, Minor Wm. Bell, Captain Mathew Og
den, Capt. W. A. Campbell, Captain Taylor
Rowloa.
Class 40 Xurseries.
Best nursery containing the greatest variety of
fruits and shrubs cultivated in the mo.tt ap.
proved and methodical mannor, t2 00 A do
jriiQKS Ihomas Mills, Jacob Gu'ich, James
A. Huctrty, William J. Hemphill, Richard Shaw
jr., John U. Cain, Win. L. Moore.
Persons appointed to net as judtresare request
ed to notify tho Socrotnry, if possible, boforo tho
1st tiny ot the r air, of their acceptance of the
trust, and to meet tho Prcs't nt the oponing of
tho Fair.
The Rule, and Regulation. J o., will bo pub-
linhed in a week or two.
!! ! DEATH ! !!
To. every form and Specie of
VERMIN.
"COSTATl'S"
"COSTA R'S" Piat, Hoaelt !'. Erterminator.
"COSTA ll'S"
"COSTA R'S' lied-Bug Rctermmator. I
"COSTA IV S"
"COSTA ll'S" Electric Powder for Ir sects.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rnt, lionelies, Mice, Moles, Ground-.Vioo,
Beil-bucs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, FIci,
Insects on I'lnnts, Insects on Animals, etc
in short every form nnd species of
10 ycitrs established in New York Cilv
useil by tho City 1'ost Uthce- the City l'ris-
on and Station houses tho city Steamers,
Shins Ac, tho City Hotels. "Astor," "St.
JSicholRs," A:c., and by more than 20,000
private familcs.
BrS-Dmpgists nnd Retailers everywhere
sell tlicm.
BJuscholosalo Agents in nil lnrpe Cities
BfJi-Regular sizes, 25c, 50c, &$l Boxes
Bottles, Flasks.
Ba.!!1 Beware 1 1 lof spurious imitations.
Examine each Box, Bottlo & Flask,
nnd take nothing but "Cobtar'h"
BP3U?I.OO Boxes sent by mail.
tt)u$ S & $5.00 by Express.
.Address orders or for Circular, to
HENRY R. COST A R,
Principal Depot, 410 Broadway, N. Y.
BGUJOLD BY LORAIN E & CO.
Mnrch 17th. Clearfield Fn.
Cabinet, Chair Making,
- ---- - - ' --"h " viiunu,
oppoaiia me old jew store where he will keep
constantly on hand a largo assortment of Ma-
hogony and Cane Bottom Chain, and Cabinet
Ware of every description, whioh ha will dtimnan
ofon as reasonable terms as the same article,
can be had elsewhere In the oountv.
T r : ..... - - , . . -.. J
aiataln part of-Dres.inff ,nJ n
Jim nwi oi vaoinet ware now on hand, eon
TA tin nn hand. i-mn.
I o. y.uina manuiacturoa and dolivered
iht n u iini
i eurnary a, a no. 4, vol. IV.
la., will be prepared at all timos to attond to ipaburg II. 6wnn, AnaonvilU Russell MoMur
to any business in the above lino on .hort'ray. New Washington Edward Williams, Wil.
notice, and in a workmanlike manner. His place liamsville ; Jackson Patchen, Burnsiie ; Samuel
of business ia at the eld shop on the north aide of, Uognrty, Glen Hope.
Market etreet, 8d door eaat of Third at, nearly Fob. 1st 1860.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
PTTrtTfUTT HITTERS.
The high and
envied celebrity wnicu tnese .
eines have acquired for their
pre-emicent medicines
invariable efficacy in all the diaeaaej which they
profeaa to cure, has rendered the usual practice of
pulling not only unnccoaaary, but unworthy ot
... 1"' i
gou woras icji ij i
by the faith of the crcduloua.
4Hi casss of Aathma, ileute and Cbronie
Kneumntlsm, AHecllons oi tne uiuuuoi ana n.ia
neya. Rillioua l'evcr and Liver Complaints.
In tho south and west, where those diseases pre
vail they will be found invaluuble. Planters,
Fanuora.and othora, who once uae these medicines
will never afterwords be without them.
IyN)cpKia. No person with this distressing
.discnao should delay uaing theae medioinea im
modiatolv. Eruptions ol tne skin, r.ryaipeias,
Flatulency, Fover and Ague. For this seonrgt
of the woatern country these medicines will be
lli
rOreanSecllTT
P S!S.VhoHo
Dol)iiUT. Nervoua Com-
aipita-
medi
oinAi irni ritPAal nf FiIasi of Ah vAan fltAnainir bv
; ' - . .. .,..',. w . ',
all kinds, are effectually cured by those modicines.
uw "ow w -vrw . - ,
Parent, will do well to administer them whenever
their existence i. suspected. Rolicf will be
certain.
TOC LIFE PILLS ASDHOEXIX BITTEnS
Purify the blood, and thus romove nil disease
front the aystein. A ainglo trial will placo the
LiKit I'lLi.a and l'Hor.xix Rittkrs beyond the
reach of competition in the eatiination of every
patient.
fl-Prepnrod and aold by
DR. WM. R. MOFFAT,
335 Rrodway, cor. Worth St., New York.
Feb. 2!lth I860. lyr.
LOOK Hl'.HK! LOOK II UK 111
rrillK undersigned aubacribera, take thia uteth-
X od of informing tho publio generally, that
they have tbi. day entered into copartnership in
THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS,
and ran be found nt the shop formerly occupied
by J. Shtinkwiler, on Third street, in this bo
rough, where they will be pleased to see the r old
customer., and a. many acw one. a. can make
it convenient to give thorn a call.
Bring on your hoc., your spades nnd picks,
Your log-chuius and your pulling aticka,
Your sleds, your sleighs, your horso, your mare,
No thrco-year old ahall then go bare.
Your spears will work up then just right,
To prooiiing hooka for every height,
Your awurda too, shall then be wrought.
To pluughshares such as C'him ne'er bought.
JACOB SHUNKWILER,
GEO. W. ORR.
Clearfield, December 8, 1958. tf.
LINDSEY'S 1MPKOVFD
KIooil Searcher!!
A STANDARD MEDICINE
For the speedy, radical, and effectual cure
ALL DISEASES arising from IMPU
RITY OF .THE BLOOD.
ot
Thia medicine line wrought tho moat niiracu
Ions curea in desporato cases of
Scrofula,
Cutancoua Diseases,
Pimples on tho faco,
Old, Stubborn Ulcer.,
Tetter Affections,
Dyspepsia,
Jaundice,
Mercurial Diseases,
Liver Complaint,
Low Spirits,
Canceroua formation,
Kryaipelns, Roils,
Soro Eyes,
Scald Head,
ltheumatic Disorders,
Costivcnesi,
Salt Rheum,
General Debility,
Loss of Appetite,
Foul Stomach,
Femalo Complaints, and all Diseases bavin.
' their orgin in un impure state ef tho Rlood.
The abovo ia a portrait of David M'Creary,
Nnpior township, who, on the 31st day of Aug,
1858, made affidavit botore Justice (iorleythatj
he was treated f ir the cure of Cancr by three '
physicians of U dfor.l county, and by Dr. New
ton of the lilcctrio Cullogo in Cincinnati!, for a
period of nearly eight months, notwithstanding
which, his lip, nose and a portion of his left
cheek were entirely eaten away I Ho hnd given
up nil hope, when ho heard of (ho "Wood Search
er," and waa induced to try it. Four bottles
eared him, and although sadly disligurod, there
is do question but what thi. invulunblo medicine
saved hi. life. Tho full particulars of thia case
may be accn in a circular, which can he had of
any of tho Agents.
We also refer to tho case of Nancy Blcnkney,
of Eldertown, Armstrong county, Pa., cured of
Scrofula after being unable to got out of bod for
three years.
To tho case of a lady in Ansonsville, Clear
field county, who wai also afflicted with Scrofula
in its worst form.
To the ca.o of George Jfcisol, rcalding in Cnrl
town, Cambria count, Pa., who wa. so badly af
flictod with Cancer that it cat hi. entire nose off,
and his case waa ,worse, if possible, than
McCrenry's.
The particulars of theso cases evory one of
which waa cured by the use of the Blood Scarchor
may also be found in a circulas to be had of
any of the Agents.
R. M. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for tho manufacture and snlo, noa
tho Pa, Railroad Depot, Hollidayaburg, I'a.
Dr. Geo. II. Koysor, Wholesale Agent Pitt,
burgh Pa.
l'OH SALE I1Y C. D. Wataon, Clearfield ;
John Patton, Curwenaville j James B, Graham,
Orahainpton j E. F. Brenner, Morrisdale j John
Russell I'nnnvnln. t) It f nnA 1 il,...l .
v.. d li. k, new mnipori i v, iv. rosier, i'nil'
YOUR TEETH.
TAKE CAHE OF THEM 1 1
DR. A.M. IIILI.ft, deairo. to announoe to
his friends and patrons, that he is now do-
'J .V!:"" " ?nu"?ta.
ikAt:...il .L!.i: i
l"
v,?"'1'? I'rlda,7aud Saturdays, nn,
?0"". th. eont" b town pa-
at dors the neck nrevioua.
i . . . .
All work warranted to be aii,rM.
Clcuxfiold, Pa.. JulySith, 1800.
igmv
JOB PRINTING.
An extensive stock of Jobbing materia
enables the Publisher of the "Jlepullicanr
to announce to the public that he is preps
red to do all kinds of
Fosters.
m I'll lets, Programmes
n . ii..,..,. n r
Uuxks,
Laml.
a ai mn JAIUM VIHLILJ R9f
!! Kit t. I IPsTf"!
Handbills,
usually done
. ... f t)rint;D2
IL
j " ' , i ....
B ' " 7 "J"." "
DANIEL GOODLANDER,
JUST1CU of the peace
Luthcraburg, Clearfield Co, Pa.,
will aitond promptly to all business entruUool
to bia cire. Mnrch 23, lSOOly. pd.
ELLIS IRWIN At SONS,
AT the mouth of Link Run, five mile, from
Clearfield, MERCHANTS, and extensive
Manufacturer, of Lumber,
July 23, 18i2.
J7D. THOMPSON,
Blacksmith, Wagons, Buggies, 4c., Ac, IroneJ
on short notice, and the very bost style, at hip
eld atand in the borough of Curwensvrlle.
Doe. 29, 1853
DR. M. WOODS, having changed his loea
tiou from Curwcnsrille to Clearfield, res
pectfully offer, his professional services to tha
citisens of the latter place and vicinity.
Rosidence on Second street, oppoaite ti at of
J. Crans, Esq. my 1 1 158.
J. Q. HARTSWICK, M- D.
Physician and 8 n r g e o n,
Clearfield Pa., May 30, 1860.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will attend promptly
and faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
nis care, in tne several courts oi uearneid ana
adjoining countiei.
Office, the one formorly occupied by Q. R,
Barrett
Oct. 20th, I859ly.
Dr7g7w. STEWART
Physician and Surgeon, offers his profes
sional services to the citizen, of Kow Wash
ington and surrounding community. Office thres
doors west of the Washington House,
New Washington, Pa., Oct. 14, 1859.
JOHN HUIDEKOPER. "
Civil Engineer & Land Surveyor, offers
hi. professional torvice. to the citiien. of Clear
Bold county.
All business entrusted to him will be promptly
and faithfully executed.
Offico with Leonard, Finney f: Co.
lMr. HAYS,
DAGUERREAN, Melnineotypist, Amhroty.
piet, and JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Kersey, Elk County, Pa.
LEVEU FLKGAIi, .
Justice of the peace
Luthcrsburg, Clearfield Co, Pa., will
attend promptly to all busines. entrusted to hi.
care, lie also inform, the public that he keep,
constantly on hand nt his .hop, a goneral as
sortment of Saddles, Bridle., Harnes. and
whips, which ho will soil on reasonable tretus.
April 4, 1800.
DENTAL CARD.
AM. SMITH offers hi. professional service.
. to the I.adics and Gentlemen of Clear
field and vicinity. All operations performed
with neatness ana despntch. Being familiar
with nil the Into linprnvnienta, be la prepared to
make Artlliriul Teeth in the best manner.
Office in Shaw', new row.
Sept. Uth, 1858. lyj.
jas. n. i.AnniMF.R. i. test
JAltltlMI.lt .W TF.ST, Attorhey. at Law
J Clearfield, Pa., will nttohd promptly to Col
tAiohs, Lahd Agencies, Ao., Ao., in t'lenrOeld,
Centre and Elk counties. July 30. t
ROI1EUT J. WALLACE, Attohmcv at Law,
Clearfield, Pa., Office in Shaw's Row, op-
poaite the Journal office.
dee. 1, 1S58. tf.
MOORE Si ETZWiLEU,
"llfliolcsale and ltetall Merchants.
Ala
If extensive dealer, in timber, sawed lum
ber and shingles. Also, dealer, in dour an
grain, which will be told cheap for cash.
UCI. 14, IBJ'J.
Keep up the lxcitcmciit!
REMOVALS always cnuso excitement; and
since tho great excitement about the remo
val of tho Court House hn. tub.idod, the commu
nity generally have become somewhat excited
upon henrinithat C. D. Watson ha. determined
to pull up stake, and remove to Virginia, But
the latest cause for excitement Is the fact that I
hove removed my saddler shop from my old
stand opposite the Court llouso to my new shop
on Market street n.arly opposite th jail, where
all who may favor me with a call can bo .applied
with
Single Harnes, Double
Harness, Tug Harness,
Bridles, Collars, Whips,
Halters. Housings, Breech
bands, Side Straps, &c.
In fact every thing in tho line of Saddling and
Harness making. Thankful for the vory liberal
patronage heretofore bestowod, I solicit a con
tinuance of the .nine, and a call from as many
now cu.tomors a. can make it suit
GEORGE W. RUE EM.
P. S. My being connected with the Drug
business will nut interfere with my shop, for I
mo vrug mote auenaca to by careful
dands, and intend dovoting my time exclusively
to my rogular busineaa. q. f, R.
Aug. 31, I8j.
MOUNT VERftON HOTEL,
CLEARFIELD STONE WARE POTTERy.
Thankful for past favors and solici tious of fu
ture patronage. I would respectfully announc.
that I have on hnnd again, and will constantly
keep at the Pottery in thia borough, on the cor
ner a ahort distance east of the Mothodist Church,
a large stock of Crockory , such as Cream crocks,
milk pons, Churns, Jugs, Jars, 6tove pipe casing
rf-c. o. j and also an extensive assortment of
different alios and patterns of brackets and
ro.cttcs for cornice on houses, and other moul
ding..
Any mouldings not on hand will be made to
older on short notioe. Also fire briok made
and kept for sale.
9-A liberal reduction on prices mde to
wholoanlo dealers. F. LEITZINUER.
Clcarflold, may 23, 1870. ly.
x i antferslgned respectfully begs lesvs a
announce that he rcoently rented a house in th
borough of Lumber city, Clearfield county, Ps,,
for the accommodation of the travelling public,
watermen and all others who tony favor him
with a ealL
Hi. tablo will always be supplied with as good
as the markets afford; and no pains will b
pared to render his guests comfortable while
under bis roof. To which the facts that no in
toxicating liquors of any kind will be kopt about
the premise., will he trusts, eontributo in no
small degree. While, what isalway. important
to the travollor, the bo.t attention will be given
by careful hostlor to that faithful companion of
bi. journey, his pationt steed.
July 4, I860. ly. JAMES CR0L1