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c; Secretary.
I 'or. Scrii l:n v
M.S., .it'.,
A Mis liluLLV, ' I Til.- lilt T.
J lc Mi KsALi.v, Li 1 1 iii i.ui.
' o:. II, m, llkhnrd Miik.
I.C11. John Pal toll .nll'a Ro.Vlltoll.
iosiih R. lit oil J. M'juiij;lif. .
Omlur, Una. G. R. Rurrcll.
Committer rif Arraijnicii,.
A. C. l'i.v.Niv. Clintl man.
.'.I. Cattle.
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Li Lili'i'in,
ifnio II. Lytic
Limes M (J!.i;ij;liiiii
.Llilna Levy,
W. L. Allies,
Sin i ). it Swine.
Jmiiis Irwin, Sr.,
l id C. Date
iS.iiiiiu 1 Clyde
Mil.) lloyt.
Jacob WiJIielui,
G. W. Shoii;
I'lf Id crops if IViffa-
0. P. Goodfellow,
Wm. M. Sliuw,
.loln.bon Holder)
Kobt, Mitchell,
U'u). M Hehnn,
I'. W. Moore,
Edward McGarvey
Aanui C. Tuto,
Klnh Johnson
Agricultural it" Miscella
neous Articles.
I)". A. Scry ver,
I). S. Fleming,
Walter D.irroi f,
Wm. r. Chamber",
John V. Sliugui t,
Fanry Department.
G.W. Khem,
John Irwin, Curwens.
J. P. Kratzer,
John 0. iVervver,
Mrs. II. F. Naui.'le,
Miss Elua Reed,
Ihitter, Ch-ese, Flour
and ehic'es.
.lolin Irwin, ( 'ur'v
Thomas Wrigley,
Is me liluoai,
Win. iilooni,
W in. F. Irwin,
J Tchaio.li.vc. it' I)j-
inctttc Fabrics.
M. A. Flunk,
I :iv ii M'Gatighv,
W. W. Wri-ht,"
KM ward Goodu in
Mi.-. Henry Kern.
Mi-s-. Mury Halters,
Mi-.- Kale Drown,
Miss Hannah niuotu,
Miss Harriet Swan,
Mia Jennie Leonard,
JAas II. Spuckmuii,
Em Alexander,
Anna Irvin.
.Sarah Birchiield
Nunuie Irvin,
Sarah Ulieeui, ,
Henrietta Irivii)
" .Vary Moore.
Committee at Jjargv.
Mi. J . T. Lnonard, Miss Katidi Nichols,
Mrs. M. Weaver. Miss Nannie Smith,
M i58 Mary M'Gitiyhey.Miss Julia Gullownv
MifB Iiebeeca Frai.k, Miss Hannah Carey
s -L I'ow, John L. Cuttle,
G. W. Snyder, Alvin Kosn,
Samuel Khcem.
Marshall Gm
A. II. Hills.
.K'.'-w M.'r.y.Us Major D. J.Nevlinj:.
ol. Wm. Ten Fyck, Ca.t. T. J. McCul
luuli. Ciiht. Kdward A. Irvin.
''" -hclniies. II. I'.. Swoope, 11'. W
Letts, L. K. Merri'U, James L. Morgan, J.
H. V alters Heuhen V. Spackman.
i ist ok pitr:iiL.Mii.
Class 1. Siccenntaltt.
(Open to all Rreode and Competitor?!.)
7,Vst Bull over 3 years old, $4 00 2 J best, $2 00
Rest Bull over 2 years old, 2 00 2d beat, 100
Best Bull over 1 year old, 2 0 2d beet, 1 00
lie. t Cow over.1 yc.irs old, 2 00 2d best, 100
IWt Bull Cnif, 1 00 2d best, 50
All brec.lj come together iu this class and
compete w iti eauh oilier. To be judged, 1st, by
their good points and -ymmetry of frame. 2d, by
tlie ability to fatten, vis the animal a good hand
l. r.) ,'ld, milking qualities. 4th, Size. 5th,
give no premium to any animal until they are
satisfied it w ill produce good stock. To this end
ti e Judgoa shall satisfy themselves iu regard to
the st ick of aged bulls and cows. The auiiual that
i " 'a s.'Sscs these qualities in the groatast perfection
.-houM draw tho Sweepstakes, whether it be Dur
lv.ii.. Ayrecbire, Hereford, Devon, Grade or Na-
Jt inits. ft eo. Thorn, Zwh. McNaul, David Ty
ler, Aanpli Kirk.Juhn Phaw of Decatur.
f't.Ass 2. (r'rrne I'altte raited in county.
T--t l ull, $1 00 2d best, '$2 00
Best cow, 2 00 2d beat, 2 00
Rest heift'er calf, 75 2d best, Dip.
Best buil calf, 75 2d best, Dip
Jt t.cr.s. John Mcpherson, Jos. Lyons, Tnoaias
0. Snyder, J. M. C'nmmings, Dr. J. P. lloyt.
Class 3. .t.Vfc CWs.
Best milk cow , $3 UO 2d best, $2 00
Milk cow 3J best, 1 00
Ji l.Ct.s. Jmbcs Fcrrest, Thnmna McGhee, Ad
am Uearbart, Thus. Leonard, Daniel Bailey.
Class 4. Oxen.
Best yoke a y. old and over, $2 00 2dbejt.$l 00
Rest yoke 3 y. " 1 00-2(1 best, 50
I!, st yoke 2 y. " " 50 2d best, Din.
Rest yokel y. " 50-2d best, Dip.
Jurors. R. C. Rowuian, Iliraui Woodward, Aa
ron 11. I'Karee1 Wm. Suiiley, Alex. .Murray.
Class o. (Ut.
Best trainc d lllyoke, 4 yeurs old andover,
fiotn one towuship, $3 00
2d best, traii,ed 10 yoke, 4 years old and o-
ver, from one township, 2 00
Best trained lOyi.ke, 3yearjold and over,
from one township, po
2d boat trained 10 yoke, 3 years old and 0-
vcr, from one township, 00
Ji iigkh John I'atehin. John M. Chase Joseph
Dt nuing, John Rrubaker, Joseph Yolbcrs.
Class 6. fat Vatttt.
Rest Fat Bullock, $2 002.1 best, $1 00
Best lat Cow. 2 tl0-2d best, 1 00
Best Hciller, 2 years old, 1 00 2.1 best, 50
Jt I out (ianirne Kittleberger, John Mcyuiikin,
Casper Livpnld, James R.ouni, tr., Benj. Ste
phen.., CLAsI 7. Thnrouyh-brrd Hjrmt oj.cnto nil
lb st Slj.llion, over 4 y'rs old, J.1 (III 2d best, $2 00
Best Hnllion, over 3 y'rs old, 2 00 2d best, 1 00
Beat Stallion Colt, 2 y'rs old, 2 00 2d best, 1 00
Tho premiums in this Class are intended only
for those llerscs whose pedigrees make them
worthy of ihcin. The Sociely wishes to encour
ngo the rearing of high-blooded Horses here; on
the other hand the Executive Committee would
caution the Judges to be careful that tho premi
ums are m.l rl ru m . k.. :..!.... i.
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Class S.-Sinnlc and '.r, lt...r.
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best Oclding, over 4 years old, for work, tl 06
2d best " " . .. j,.
Rest Saddlo and Carriage Hoise of any oge, Jl 00
2d best " " . T, ' ...
' .
Best Saddle and Carriage Mare of any age, Jl do
2d best
Best Spun of Draught Horses or Mnres
2d best " " .I
The 1 1 ,,riA 4 1. .. I .1. i . . .
Oip
2 00
1 00
,,,,,,,., ,v Heaviest load on
a Stone boat without a whip, i (,n
2.1 best. . ,, '
Best Colt 0 75-24 best, iSp!
Ji noFs-MiKon McRride, Martin O. Stirk, .las.
A; ( a dwell, Andrew Addlemnn, Isaac Dunlnr,
W in. Rrown, Hugh Orr.
Class !). Matched Carriage Horses.
Rest span matched carringe llorsoj or Marcs, $2 00
2d best do do do " do 1 HO
Jt pura Judge Rurrctt, Jann a Forrest, Dr. H, P.
Thompson, 1-Mwin l'.tks, Maj. S. C Patcbin,
Class 10. Mares and oils.
Rest broad mare nnd roll by the side, $4 00
24 best do do do ci 2 0(1
Best (lelrting, over 3 and under 4 years olJ, 2 nfl
lid beal do do dn do 1 00
Ron 'eldiug, ovcr2y'a old.$" ill ad best,$l 00
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J ' ; '''' ( "rlly la.i 2d l.osu I 0
l . oiul i A uuU.T 2 y 00 2d bnaL ll.u
i .ioi..- Juiiu sn, .Matihew Forcee,
l'!eBul, Win. Tito, Robert .McNaul.
Jacob
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''LAM I'.' - Tr.-lt.'xj o,.l H'..'ltiiy
n m i in f.r ( . nti.
I , itfit Uniting Kin, linn, .- 2il cl, !l.
Ho il ) Hump er tncirc, Ho Ji In l, do
do walking ln.rn or innti, K.i Si 4 l.rfl, ilo
Jrimrn-.t. It. llmhant, Win. 1 1 n in, A. H. Mm.
; Jns. I.. Hi nnrt, Jut. Alrx:i n il ir. ( H oo.lwmil, )
i ItAM 13. Sh.rp and vl.
lnt luik, any l.ri'Kil, Hip. 2 00 Jd h(t.tl 00
l'lil inc. nny I re.-.l, riu mid 2 (10 V.I brat, I 10
!i.t .1 Miei-p rutti'iicil lor muttou, lip. .( J2 00
:'. I. t .lu .li 4a 1 00
I'Kt flicr of Ijno uul. I 00
!'t't fli .'i-e uf rourf wool. 1 00
' h i t Lamb, l ent, f 00 Id bent Iambi, $ I ('0
.i.. 'si 4 I ;i i)i l-i". i0 Hi " ' Iip.
Jrui. Win. Mi'Naul, Jacob Kuntz, r., Klieba
I leuion, A dura Uearbart, llonry Irwin.
Class 14. Hujtncopen to all.
. Kot boar any brood, $2 00 2.1 beat, $1 00
j Host brcvUiiiK owr " 2 00 2d bout, 1 00
i Bofl 2 Hoc" in county, S 00 2d beat, 2 00
1 Next bi-ft 2 hog in county, 1 00 2d bout, 0
Jrnora Diuiiol I.ivintnn, Wiu. M. MeCul
1'iiL'h, ar., Col. Thof. 11. M't'lure, John Irwin.
tiuuina x.l'H.iii, nr.
Class 15. I'uultry.
Itoat ceop (pring cliickono, not leas (bun t, $1 00
2d bott ilo do do do Pip.
Iloavieat turkey, do
Deal display of cliiokeni, do
JrncEs-.-doorge Thorn, J. II. Flominjr, Sniuurl
Arnold, Ilobi-rt Xhompaon, Clark Itrotvn.
Class 10. I'luuing.
Owner of team and plow, who plowa gret n
award the best. f I 00
Next bast, Dip,
Owner of tooiu and plow, wbo plow s ntubblo
the beat, Dip, a $1 00
Next boat, do do do Dip.
lit-st plow for itubble, Dip. a$l 00-2d best, Dip.
Ileat plow fur lubauil. Dip. k 1 00--2d best, llip.
Jiiigks Kli.Hhn Funtou, Auioa Reod, D. VV.
Wio, John Wolla, Jr.. Win. Hcover.
Class 17. Jlvllers and Ihills, Harrows and
Cultivators.
Beat clod cruiberand roller combined,
S 2 00
2 i boat, do da do Dip.
Heat Hold roller, f I 002(1 beat, do
Heft Grain drill, 2 00 2d bct, Uo
Heat Harrow, 2 0(1 2d bent, do
Heat f'ullivutor, 1 00 2d bent, do
Best llorso-rake, 1 00 2d best, do
l'oal Heoper and mower, 3 00 2d best, do
IU-5t corn shullor, 2 00 2d best, do
Best corn planter, 2 00 2d beat. do
Jriiiits VVilliaui A. Read, Reuben Wall. Jona
than Hartshorn, Hou. T. U. Uaria. C. Baker.
Class LS. Agricultural Implement.
Ucst Original invention in the county, of
au airr cultural iuiplciueuL ti 00
2d best, " " o,ie. iuv. Din.
Best tUiT-sUiuff niuehiue. Si 00- 2J best. 2 00
j Beat fanning mill, 1 00 2d best, Dip.
Best liny pitching machine, 2 00 2d best, do
Best hay rigging on wagon, 1 00 2d best, Uo
Best ox yoke nnd bows, 1 00 2J best, do
Best vegetable root cutti-r, 1 00 2d best, do
I Best slulk au 1 e'.raw cutter, 2 01 -2d best, do
I Best common plow, 1 0'J 2d best, do
, Bust single or double shovel pl.iw. 1 00
Jd best single or double shovel plow, Dip.
Best horse power for general purposes, 1 00
2d best horse pow er lor general purposes. Dip.
l'u-t lurk and txtures for unloading wagons, 2 On
2d beet Turk mm! ritures for unloading " lip.
Jci-ce Simun Tbouipson, llenj. Fpaekman, li.
I IJ- iyht. Daniel IJurtsock, Benj. Rifhel.
j Class l'J. Miscellaneousarming implements.
Rest bee hive,
Rest stump puller.
Best Potato digger,
Best grain cradle,
Best six band rakes,
Best lot gardening tool.
$1 00 2d best, Dip
2 00 2d beat, do
1 00 2d best,
1 00 2d best,
1 00 - 2J beat,
1 00 2d best.
do
do
do
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Best set farming uleus.ls, owued by farmer.
00
2d best set farming utensils, owned by farmer.Dip
Jrnr.rs John D. Thompson, Jobn Russell, O,
R. Merrell, J. II. FWniing, Samuel Powell.
Class 20. UVu-af, Barley, Corn, dc.
Rest. 2d best
Aero of winter wbeat, $3 i Dip. $2andDin
Acre of spring wheat, 3 A D $2andDip.l
i iu oi wutai, i lo juacres.j Urp. JaudDip.
Acre of corn, 2 A Din. SlandDin
F'ld barley, uot less tban 3a.2 A Dip. JlandDip,
.icro oi oaic, z a Dip. f UndDip,
Acre of rye, 2 A Dip. JlandDip.
Bushel of corn ears. I A Did. Dinl
3 acres of buckwkeat, 2 a Dip. llandDip.
JriiGBs George Wilson (Roecs), Michael Sot
I Jaa. A. Reed, Samuel Kirk, Joab Rider, Josj
Irwin Martin 11 Luther, RobU Mehafley, Hugh
iienuerson,
! Class 21. Field Crops.
. , t 2d Bost.
1 One half acre of potatoes, $2andDip. flandDip.
I ut ii.ii neio oi oeaus, iananip. siandDip.
Acre of clover seed, 2andDip. $landDip.
One fourth a. broom corn, 2andDip. $IandDip.
One-fourth acre sorghum, land Dip
best J acre or peas, 1 00,-24 best,
I Rcsti acre ol rutabagoes, 1 00. 2d best,
I Rest bushel Timothy seed, 1 00, 2d best
. Beat 1 acre carrots, I 0(1. 2d best,
Best J acre turnips. 1 00. 2i best,
Dip.
Dip.
Dip.
Dip.
Dip.
ji ncrs w m fcuiitli (Covington), O. I. (iuli. h,
Robert Oweus, Abr'iu Goss, jr., O. D. Logan!
j Crops being equal, preference will be given to
those lhatyiel 1 the greatest nett profits. State
I n -'nt" 'o h furnished by tl.e applicants for pre
' miuins on farm crops. They must be weighed
and a sample of the same furnished at the fair,
and also at the rooms of the committee.
; 3. Applicants applying for premiums shall fur
nish the committee a statemeut signed hj him
self under a pledge of veracity, of the quantity
of grain raised on the grjuud entered for a pre
miumand ht shall state as correctly as be can
the kind and condition of the previous crops
, Iho kind and quantity of seed n.-ed, and the
time and mode ol putting it in tho ground.
4, It is the object of the society to grant pre
miums for good, not extravugant and generally
impracticable culture, and any wilful inaccuracy
in the statement furnished as above shall de
prive the applicant of a right to compete for the
luture piemiuuis.
Class '2'2.l!,e.t.i and Cereal Food.
Rest 3 Lvarea bread, winter whont, Dip.
" 2 " " spring wheat, do'
1 corn,
" 1 " " rye,
" Pound cake, Dip.
" Sponge cake, Dip.
" Pie of any kind, Dip.
" Preserves, Dip.
" Display of preserves,
" lee cream,
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Best Fruit cake, do
" Jelly cake, do
" Plain cake,
" Jelly.
Dis piny of jellies',
T . n
" "" V.V""; Jaru, on Boynton,
.lira. 11 m llMn wm PI I I 1 ' 1 1 l
Robert Rosa, Mrs. Jli Graham, Mrs Rev. McLood
I i, w I.. .1U' itvuiiogn, .urn.
C lash. 26. JiutUr and Cheese.
Best 10 pounds butter, tl 00 2d best, Dip.
" Firkin, 25 or more lbs.,
mnde in May or June, 1 0- 2d best, Dip,
" 3 cheese, Dip.
Ji noEs G. L. Reed, Mrs. Richard Shaw, Sio r,
Mrs. Wm. More an 1 1
Hnrtiock, Mrs Judge Wright, U B Goodlandcr '
Win. Mcllride
Class 24. Flour.
Best barrel of Flour, tl A dip 21 best. Din.
J 00 lln. flour (spring wheat.) 50 c.
2d best 100 lbs. flou M,riijir wLoatl.
al Dip.
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50 pound' rye flour,
f c
ZJ best 50 pounds rye 0 i,.,
" 50 pound I u. k" Ii. Ii. II , . .
2d best 50 pda. buc, win a fi r,
" 50 pounds corn iot a,, 50 i
2d best 5J pound.- vorn lueal.
A. D .
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Dip.
.ii i r.K .icase uroouinH, saniuel Jordan, It. a.
Humphrey, Ferdinand Oswalt, R. .'jmckman, jr.
Cl.vss 25. Domestic Articles.
Rct box or jar of honey,, Dip. 50.-24 bosLDin
Tl .. . in II.. i. ..." . . . . I
..csi mioa. iimpie sugar, nip.d u.--i'd best,Dip.
Rest prcsorved peaches in a.'r-light cans, Dip-
nosi preserved tomatoes in air-tight cans.
Int.
Rest preserved blackberries inair-T.irht e.. , 1
Rest nreserv.J srr.M. i .1. .i.i.. t. i'
o... L ...-.ifcUa a , -, i.ip.
Best ham cooled with skin on-amode of euro.Dip.
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fv.l f,r lat .,f ( ..Hi.., V (.
1'..l tn , W) ' Ul ti' lit! i-m li, t'i,
M. ,lii.tt" l'M.ll, tn. D h I . ,i
I. M. .. ii. . I',rt. i, M', I h.ii tilr, !
,l., n M.., M". KMl i ttwin, Mia. .Ii.nnthan
lUlt llnlll, Ml5. Ill'..l(( W II., II, (li n )
Cl.' J.M. .-...ii,f.,. .V.nf.i.'ftri.
tl M I )(") flnnnrl, I'O . M ,(, ii,
ti.t 10 nla Mtlitiet, I t'O M l,l, 4.1
P...I lrt y m.U rllh. I . - ?. bral, ri.i
I i nlr n.t. n t.UnVrlK. 1 Oil . ; beai, do
Vi'M lo.Vtr.ta woolin rarpi, 1 00 - Id bral, do
lint lAyarda rng rarpel, w oo.
i n rbaln, 1 Oil ..24 boat, do
lUil 1A yard rag Cari't,col
I tn (liniti, t
Ileal woollrn Coverlet, I
00
M bf al,
M beat,
4 n
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Ho
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Heat woolen (ringed mitts,
Hct lirnrth rug,
Beat pair woolen knit itockinl,
ii -t I lb . linen aew in thread,
Best specimen of knotting, knitting or cee-
dln work by Misaes under 12 yeari of age, do
Vast I lb. of atocking yarn, da
ttest font mat, Dip. Ileat atraw hat do
Best straw bonnet, Dip. Host lldy, do
Jrrota Mra. Judge Ferguson, Mra, 11. H. Cald
well, Mra. I.yilia Rlierm, Mra. John Norris,
Mrs. Mary Spaekman, Alias Nancy Ogdrn, Mra
Doctor Thorpson Mra. U. L. Reed, Mra. 8.
J. How.
Class "7. Needle, Shell, Wax vork it"c.
Best ipecimrn of needle work, Dip.
" group of flowers in worsted, do
" lamp stand embroidered, Ho
" lamp ataud not embroidered, do
" einbroidored ilippera, do
" embroidery in ailk, do
" embroidery in worsted, Uo
" emliroidory in luce, do
" embroidery in muslin, do
" shirt mado by Miss under 15yura, do
" patching and mending, do
' ottoman cover, Dip. Beat table cover ilo
" fancy ch: Dip. ' worked collar, do
" wax flowers, Dip. " worked quilts, do
14 leather work. Dip " leather work, do
" omamouted work do
Ji'liuKs Mi" Kin in a Urahae, Miss Sophie Bar.
rott, Miss Mnggie Irvin. Miss Mary Jane
Wright, Miss M, J. Bard, Miss Emily Forrest,'
Miaa Matilda M'Murrny, Miss Josephine Flegul,
Miis Mary Foly, Miss Melissa Irwin, Mias Kin.
ma Jones.
Class 28. Millinery and Dreumakinq.
Best millinery' Dip. Best dress-iuakinir, Din. I
JinoEs Miss Mary C Wright, Miss Mary II Fer-
gaaon, Mrs .Mary & Leonard, Misces Jane
k a i . r a ..
Mitchell, Ada bwarti, fcliza Stone, Hetty Oath-
rati, lloleu Cuttle, Louisa Kratzer, Mary A.
Irwin.
Class 20. Artistic work.
Best painting in oil. Dip.
" painting in watc colors, do
" portrai" painting, do
" landscape painting, do
" cattle painting, jo
" ornamental painting of any kind, do
" daguerreotypes ta'icn on the grr.und. do
" ambrotypes taken on the ground, do
" photographs taken on the ground, do
" writing. do
" orraweutal penmanship, do
" architectural drawing, do
JtnciEs Dr John O Loraine, II M'Kim, Mrs.
W. L Fpottswood, Mra Alexander Irwin, Miss
Sophie M'Le d, Mrs F;ii Bloom, Mrs J. R
M'L'ualiy, lUy. J M Ci a Ilo way.
Class M. Designs.
Best design for farm house, $1 2d best. Dip
design for barn,
2 2d best, do
" design for carriage house
and stable,
" design for dairy house,
" design for ice bouse,
2 -2.1 host, do
I 2d bes', do
1 Id best, do
1 2d best, do
" design fur dry bouse.
" design Tor bridge,
rot less than 250 It.
Plan for bridge
spaa, 3 00-2d best. Dip,
Ji'Iiues Hon. G It Barrett. Hon. Wm Hitler.
Juo. D Thompson, Thos. Kirk, Rub't Dough
rtya Clasa Mctalie Fabrics ami Marh'.n-rt,
Rest display of table and pocket cutlery,
American manufacture. Dip.
Rest cooking stove, wood and coal, Dip.and $3 00
2d best. Dip and $2 3d best, Dip and 1 00
Rest parlor alove, coal. Dip and 2 00
2d best. Dip and $1 00 3d bcs(, Dip
Rest parlor stove, wood. Dip and 2 00
2d best, Dip and 1 00 3d best, Dip
Rest cast iron fence, Dip and 3 00
2d best, dip and 2 00 3i best, pip and 1 00
Rest tin ware, dip au j j. qq
2J best, dip and 1 00 3d best Dip,
Rest blacksniithing, d pand $.1 2dbest,dip and$l
' gunsmitbing, dip and I 2d b.st, dip and 1
' iron turning, dip and 2 2d best, dip and 1
' shower bath dip and $2 00
' original invention in the lounty, 5 00
' plate castings, 'dip and I 00
Jt ncrs Wm. Mcltride, John F Weaver, Elisha
Fenton, David Kirk,W'tn4.A Wallace.
Class 32. Vehicles of all kinds.
Lest family carriage, $5 4Dip.-2d best, $i at Dip
l"Kgy.
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do
do
farm wagon,
sloigh,
timber sled,
horse cart.
do
do
do
do
do
do
di
do
do
Dip
wheel barrow.
tl 00 2d best.
Dip
Ji noKs Dr. H P Thompson, R C Bowman, Jno.
W Pauly, John R Hewitt, George Ueakendon,
i. v. urennrr, t u jyinier.
Class 33 Cabinet ware in County.
Rest dressing bureau. $3Adip.-2d best, $2 and Dip
' sofa, 3 do do 2 do
lounge, 2 do do 1 do
' cxteusion table, 3 do do 2 do
' set of chairs, 2 do do 1 do
' variety of chairs, 2 do do 1 do
' sot parlor furniture, 3 po do 2 do
' display of cabinet ware, S 00 and Dip
' offico chair, 1 00 and do
JrnuEs James H. Fleming, C Kratrer. Renj.
R Waight, Thos. Mills. Harrison W Spencer,
Class 34. Vopeiivg, Carpentering and
Basket-mahiiig,
Rest specimen of pine ware, Dip
' window sash, tl 00 2d best, do
window blind, 1 0024 best, do
4 set grain measures, $2 00 and do
' lot of buckets, 1 00 and do
' lot ef splint baskets, I 00 and do
' panel door,
Jt'hoEs James Fenton, Frederick frulicb
Itenderson, Abraham Ogden, John Garrison
Class 35. Jtots and Garden Vegetables.
Rest 4 stalks celery, Dip. Best bus. turnips, Dip
' i busk el carrots, do ' 1 bus, onions, do
' f do rutebagos,do do parsnips, do
' i do table beets, do 12 tomatoes, do
' 6 heads cabbage, do ' 6 egg plants, do
' 2 beadscauliaower.do qt lima bcans.do
' one half bushel table potaturs. do
quart winaor beans, do
1 variety of squashes, do 1
variety of melons, do '
' one-half bushel of sweet potatoes, do
All veretablcs to be raised by the exhibitor.
Jt" iices James R. Graham, A. K. M richL Wm
L. Moore, Philip Antes, Rey. Joseph R. FocJit '
Class 30. Curriers, Saddlers, Shoemakers, ice. '
Rest 3d best.
t2and?ip-tl andltip. ,
2 and do 1 and do I
Gente' boots and shoes,
Ladys' boots and sboea,
Gents' gaiters,
1
do
do
Ladys gaiters, I
Display of boots and shoes,) and do
Traveling trunk,
Tun harness, 2 and do
Cirri t. irnss, it an, I do
v. . , i ,- ..v.. 2 ,, I ,
' I' ., h": i ... :. " .1 ir i r '1 .! -m .1 ,-
..- ' r 1 .: I .. -j.,
' ' .' ""' , ' . I !
ii -i ' '. ' :-i . . ,ni, i .j,
' ' i '-ii'. 1 i.iid do
-ole Lxathcr. 1 and do
Every i ther kind of leather,
Robe made by exhibitor, 2 and do
do
1 and do
2 nnd d i
1 ii n. I do
d..
1 ni .l do
1 a Id do
do
do
Junnr.s-Hiehar l Mossop. John In in, Horace
PaUihin, Reuben II. Moore, Wm, Torter.
Class 27. Toi7or
na Vjihohtcrert vork.
n...i .i.i... . j. v v ... ...
1- "IZ '-2-.D.p
' " "' . V sw ' beH, Ho
iiesi yesi made oy lady,
Rest pants made Ij Ia4y,
Ho
Jo
I V. .1,4 .
bi, 1 1. Vi
J i t . ti I 1 1 '
Mi
V Mil oil. ... I,
I. In V. llniitti V. ill.l A.laitit.
t'l m .'I. i'"fni(j in t'l.tniY.
U.t Vltl, l' . te. Vlanli, iMp.
tnl Kani Hn ' I'nt.l, ,l
Ileal Nrwaper, 4 l'amlilel, An i
.i t'ii a - tin v, Wm It'glrr, t.. , l iana, I'.nl. l
I anal, Israel Teal, ,alnrl K Walann. I
Tl a. M.Ftmt Wrf, 1
Ileal ilmln til", Dip. Host biftrkrls,
Ileal fire brick, do Ileal pollen,
lip
do
let l.rleh, do
J tKira- Judge Fergiiinii, .fudge l.anitn, Mailm
Mcbol i, Jr., M in .Nlerrell, lleo Krhart.
Cl.A 4). (ii.".ill ami (.nnieaf n,
.'flCM.
lit ( 'o.
Reat available manor at moderate coat.
Dip.
do
do
Beat for fnrm products, f I 00
Best for glue, 1 00
Beat linseed nil, I 00
Best tallow caadlea, dip. best writing ink,
Best specimen snap, dip best vlnreer.
do
do
ilo
T J
.tpfiits Dr. M Woods, Dr. V. Wilson, Dr.
Itoyor, Dr. A McLood, Dr. J (1 llnrtswick,
Dr. D. O. Crouch, Dr. Fetier.
Cl.tsi -11. Stone and Woo.1.
Ileat dressed atone, f I A dip. Best mill stone, dip
Ileal floor boards work'd do Beat grin. latone, do
Best weather baar.l w'k do Heat shingles, do
Beat splller shaved hoops, do Heat turnod art, do
Discretionary premiums will be recommended
for all articles of merit exhibited by mechanics
in all the various branches, and it is hoped a
general attendance will be made.
Fur all improvements useful to the farmer and
baviag valuable properties, discretionary prom'
will be recrommendod by the committco' and a
warded by the board at thoir discretion.
ji'Doks) afudge Leonard, udgo lloninll, F. K.
Arnold, Alex. Irwin, Arthur Hell.
Class '12 Natural Minerals.
Best of useful minerals of Cloarfiuld coun
ty, coal iueluded, do.
' Limestone, do. beat sandstone, do,
Pottors clay, do ' Fire clay, do
' suite cryatalizod uiin do ' Fossils, do
' minerals from the aurrounding counties, do
Jrnors Judge lloyt, Rev. W. L. Spottswood,
II. R. 6woope, II. F. Naugle, L. J. Crana.
Class 43. General List.
Rest display and greatest variety of flowers,
do
ilo
do
do
Display plants,
It... vir.i ornaments.
Heat basket boqueta with lmii.ll,).
Rest manufactured article by sewing machine
on ground, ,i0
Rest hand boqucU,, do best buttor bow 1, do
Rest washing machine, do Best butter ladle, do
Rest churn, do
Jt-iines Mrs. Judire .Moore. Mrs. Josiah It
Reed. Mrs. Joseph 11. Hegarty ;Lumber-city,)
r-tt w t-i.er, .nn. raianin iMcliols, jr.,
Mrs Wm Merrell, Mrs. A. II. Shaw, Mrs. Win.
A. Wallace, Mrs. Maj. Nivling, Mrs. Thos. For
cee. Class 41. Fruit.
Rest display and greatest variety of grafted ap
ples, summer and winter fruit, named
and arranged, 50 cts t do
Rest disply and greatest variety of
pears, named and arranged, 50 cts k do
Rest display and greatest variety of
peaches, named and arranged, 50 cts . do
Best Apples, bushel do
Best Collection of plums, do
Rest do cherries, do
Best do quinces, do
Rest do strawberries, do
Best specimen of Foreign grapes, do
Best specimen of American grapes, do
Rest specimen currants, not less than 3 qart's do
Rest specimen goosberries, ' 3 ' do
Rest specimen of blackberries, do
Rest specimen of seedling gropes raised in
county and worthy of culture, do
Pest specimen of Domestic w ine, ,)
Jciioes Wm C. Fuley Wm. M. ( rack c 11. Mrs.
Samuel Mitchell, Mrs. .! F. Weaver, J R. M'En
ally. Al rain Ncvling. Mii-a .osc.ihino Lunich,
Miss Edith lloynlon, Miss Ri rlha right.
Cl.A"S 45. Horsemanship, Ac.
If 1 1 IS ' . :i t, . - ... .
Best j couple of ladies and gents on horseback, do
Rest company of cavalry,
do
Rest company of infantry.
Rest band of brass instruments,
Unit martial band,
Rest 25 singers,
yenors- (icn J. II. Larrinier. Col. II. D
do
do
do
do
Pat
ton, Col. A. R. Shaw, Col. R. J. Wallace,
Smiley, Col. Paamor. Col. M'Clure, Maj. D.
Col.
, W.
ise. Major S. C. Patchin, Major Holt, M ij ,
Ileisey, Major Wm. Hell, Captain Mathew Og
den, Capt. W. A. Campbell, Captain Taylor
Rowles.
Class. 40 Xanc its.
Rest nursery containing tho greatest variety of
fruits and shrubs cultivated in the most ap.
roved and methodical manner, t2 00 i. do
jriiGES.-Thomas Mills, Jacob Gu'ich, James
A. llagsrty, William J. Ilemnhill. Richard Sim.
jr., John G. Cain, Wm. L. Moore.
1 crsons appointed to act as judges are request
ed to notify the Secretary, if possible, before tho
1st day of the Fair, of their acceptance of the
trust, and to meet the Pres't at the npeninc of
the Fair. ' h
The Rules and Regulations, dc, will be pub
lished in a week or two.
!: ! DEATH ! ! !
To every form and Specie of
VERMIN.
"COSTA HS"
"COSTA VS" 7?f, lloarhtt-c.FsttTminator.
"COSTA II' S"
"COSTA I S"' lled.n.,g Exterminator.
"COSTA Ji'S"
"COSTA US'" Ete-tric Powder for Lseett.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
i?i i. l . it.t , r
at'., Loaches. Mire Moles Ground- Vice,
Ileil-liuus, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Hefts,
Insects on 1'lants, Inserts on Animnla, f-e.
in bhoi t every form and species of
YTITf. Tr TJT VT VT 9
W JaVi3Vilig I
10 years established in NeV 1 ork CltV
.. . . . ...... . J
1
i fun. i l
u j used l.y Ihe City Post Olliec- the City I'ris
, Thos ' on anc Station houses the city Steamers, 1
rrison.j Ships Ac., the City Hotels. "Astor," "St.
v: A.i.. ii i ii .i . , .
NicholM," Ac., nnd hy more than 20,000
rrivAto familes.
Br3i-UrupgistS and Hetailcrs everywhere
sell them.
B3sscholesale Atents in all larue Cities
8a. Regular sizes. 25c., sOc, i$l I?oxes
not ties, I Risks.
BB-!!! Beh are ! I ! of spuriousitnitntions.
Examino each Ilox, Ilottle & Flask,
and takv) nothing Lut "CostarV
l.tK) IVoxessent by mail.
eSU!?3 $5.00 l.y Kxpress.
Bs3L.Addres orders or for Circular, to
II EN It Y 11. COSTA K,
Principal Depot, 410 Broadway, N. Y.
fcSOLD II Y LOIIAINK &CO.
March 17th. Cleai field l'a. i
I Cabinet. Chair Making, ,
JOi lil'LII 11. of ilie bora-iigh of Clenrfielu,
i', . a ill I ir .Hie.i at all tunes to attend to
!" i'1'.' 'iii in Ih- above ie on iuot.t
ii . i o t in H iku.aulike manner. His I ,ee
"! ' uess is at ihe aid shop on the north sidei.r
, . -.-,.,t. ;i, jr east i. Third st.. nearly
! ' ' , ..Id .1,'w store ; w here ti e will keep
'' 1 " '"'d a larue asu.rinient i.f Ma
li . ' ny i.i u Cmii, Roiiom Chairs, and Cabinet
W iare of every d. -cripiion, which be will dispose
of on as reasonable terms as the same articles
can be Lad elsewhere in the county.
His stock of Cabinet Ware now i n hand, con
sists in part of Dressing and Common Bureau',
Suras, Sewing and Washing Stands, D,.skn and
Look Cases, French and Field Post Redst-a i.
Dining. Rr.nk-t, vu-tf. (: J ti.i ,,r li v
',,.. ... .i ,r
a 1 iii-a uiiiiviua;
any place desired.
Pebmnry 3, 1P5P. no. 4. rl. jr.
www v i in: ni.ooiv
1 'U 1 A Ml. IUI I1M",
AM)
1 HOr.NlX MtTtRS
Th Man ird envied nlebrilv wbi.li ll aa,.
1 pro mill rnl tnp.lielnrs bare aiqulinl f.r their
lnarlalle efficacy In all lb dlacaaei wbi.h lliey
proli as In rnie, baa rendered Ihe iisimt pini. e d
pulling ni.l only unneeeaant y, but m.w.irtlir nl
I Iipmi. They i.io known ly their liulis; their'
goed Works teat fy fur tin m, and they Ibliie Bui 1
by Ihe faith of the credulous.
li Al I. casks of Alhma, ,4riite auj Cbr.mic
Rhrumntiam, Aflccliona of the BU IJal ind Ki.l
neys. Bll.inua Fever and Liver t umpUinla, j
In the South and weal, where these diseases pre-'
vail they will be found invaluable. Planters,)
Farmer', and othnrs, w ho once ne these medicines ,
will never afterwords bo without them.
Ojiprpsla. No person wild this distressing
din nse should delay uincr these medicines im
mediately. Krnpli'ins ol tho skin, Krysipelns,
Flntulvncv, Fevi"" and Ague. Fur this sc. .urge
of t'.ie western country these medicine, will
Jotind safe, speedy, nnd certain reiue.ly. Other
medicines leave the system subject to a retur D of
the disease a ure by these medicines is Per -
mnnent Trv thsin. lm . Hi. H...I null l..i enre.l
Mrrcural liiscaaea, Never fails to eradi-
Date entirely oil the effects of mercury infinitely,
sooner than the most poworlul preparation ol
Sursaparilla.
Niebt sweats. Ktryous Debility. Nervous Coin -
plaints of all kinds, Organio Affections, l'alpila
tion of the Heart, l'ainter'a Cholic.
riles). The original proprietor of these meili
cincs was cured of I'ilus of 35 years stnndinir
the use of these Lifo medicines alono, Worms
nil kinds, are effectually cured by these medicines.
Parents will do well toadimnistcr tli.'in nhenever ;
their existenco is suapected. Relief will be
certain.
Tlin l.ll'E I'll.l.l Ann PUORVIV BITTEnS
Purify the blood, and thus reniuvo all disensn;
fiom tho system. A singlo trial w ill plncc tho j
Lirr Pills and Piioksix Rittkrs beyond tho I
reach of competition in the estimation of ever i
patien t.
.T-"Pr.'piired and sold by
DR. WM. R. MOFFAT,
3.15 Rrndway, cor. Worth St., New Voik.
Fob. 20th 13(10. lyr.
look 111:111:. look iiiliYi::
T
HE undersigned subscribers, take this inetli-
oil of niforiiiinj; the nublic ircnerallv. that
they have this day entered into copartnership in
THE RLACKSMITI1 Bt'S IX
I and can be found at tho shop formerly occupied
I by J. Shiinkwilcr, on Third
street, iu this bo
rough, where they will be pleased to see the r ol I
customers, and as many how ones as can make
it convenient to give them a call.
Bring on your hoes, your spades and pick?,
Your log-chains and your pulling click.',
our sleds, your sleighs, your horse, your mnre,
No three-yenr old shall then go bare. "
Your spears will work np then just right,
10 prooning hooks for every height.
Your swords too, shall then bo wrought.
To ploughshares such as Cain ne'er bought.
JACOB SHUNK Vi'ILER
..HO. W. ORR.
Clearfield, Dacember 8, 1S58. If.
LIXDSKY'55 J.Ml'KOVn)
Kloori $ciirc'litki'!!
A STANDAliD MLLICINL
For the speedy, radical, and cfTo. tu.il r :n'j
AiL DISEASES ari-ing n ... IMP, -BIT
Y OF THE RI.im.iH.
This medicine has wrought th
Ions cures in dr-peral.' ca-c of
n. !
1 :rr
Scrofula.
; Cutaneous Disease.
Pimples on the face,
Old. Stubborn l'iccr,
i Teller Affections,
! Dyspepsia,
Jaundice,
' Mercurial Diseases,
1 Liver Complaint,
' Low Spirit',
i iiricerr.in
f'.rir.aiio
Erysipelas
Roils,
.-ore Ecs.
Scald lielld,
Rheumati" Disorder'
Costivi nc.-;,
Salt Rheum,
(icner.il Debility,
Loss of Appetite,
Foul Stomach,
Female Complaint.', nn l sll Diseases hav
their orgin in an iinimre state vf the Blond.
! The above is a portrait of David M'Crcary,
j Nnpicr township, who, on the 3 1st day of Aiig,
IS.iS, made affidavit before .Itislico Hurley that
: he was treated I ir the cure of Canc.r by'tlir.'O
physicians nf E.dford county, nnd by Dr. Ncw
,'on of the Electric College in Cincinnati, for a
period of nearly eight months, notw ithstanding
wnicn, nia lip. noso and a portion of his left
cheek were entirely eaten .way ! He had given
up all hope, when he beard of the "Blocd Search
r," and was induced to try it. Four bo tiles
cared him, and nlthough sadly disfigured, there
is no question but what this invnltiahlo medicine
saved his life. The full particulars of this case
"'"J b 'fon in a circular, whirh can ho had of
. ,r.i- .
nv oi uie rtenis.
We also refer lo theraso of Nancy Rleakney,
of F:iderlown, Armstreng county, Pa., cured of
"roiula alter ucing unab lo to get out of bed for
three years.
To the case of a lady in Ansonsville, Clear-
fic'd county, who wai also afflictad with Scrofula
it' worst form.
! To "", rnc of George .Veisel, residing in Cnrl-
town, Lamliria count, Pa., who was so badly af
flicted with Cancer that it eat his entire nose off.
and his case was worse, if possible, than
McCreary's.
The particulars of these cases every ono of
which was cured by the use of tho Rlood Searcher
I may also be found in a circulas to b had ol
1 anr of the A rents.
R. M. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, nea
tho Pa, Railroad Depot, Hollidnysburg, Pa.
Dr. (loo. II. Keyaer, Wholesale Agent PitU
burgh Pa,
FOH
Litat-4 11. r. r. ..
Ill C. D. Watson rrli),l
Tl, ,, n ... . '
John latton, Curwensv.lle ? James B. (irnhnm,
Orahanipton ; E. F. Brenner, Morrisdalo : John
M n . ' Vn"v "''x1, m "' Mrre' I'ul,'"bnrg;
M. O. Slirk, New Ml nort : C. R F...i.r
psi urg; ii, taran. Ansonville : Rinse'.l McMur
ray, New W'nsbingtun ; Edward W'illinius, W il .
hamsville; Jackson Patchen, Huriisi Jo ; Samuel
Ucgarly, Glen Hope.
Feb. 1st. UOl).
GOAL ! COAL ! !
The public aro hereby informed that I will
keep on hand, at Ihe Cosl Rank of Jnd.ce Monro
in the Rorongh of Clearfield, a constant supply
of the best article of Peacock Coal. The quality
or the coal needs no recommendation, as tho
public know It as far superb r i.. !! nit-'.r. .. ,
'- , :.'. ....,
" I'liu 1 ,.T ,,. ... o ; ,, ... f ' . , . .
' ' ' ' twi.i li'i'tietr w '; , 1 .......
per buaiiel at Ihe bank, or 8 delivered.
Ang. 21, 60. ?.t: MKllIAEL ONLY.
-- -.
1 -:ftMcntn'is '
JOB PRINTING,
ti r li li' wt- Met V r f f, , .f
I n,l lc Il.n l'n I,. ,i ( ,o ";,',7 , ,;,.f
to at. linn in e Id I be I n I lie 1 1. a I ,r
l U,
lo.l lo do ail kinda of
1 1 Id,
I'UNM,
I.AM l.
nd e i rv
riMin, I'ri.x-r ivjp.
l'.M I It l'.iesii, i 'in. I .,,
Ha i.i. Th ,i Ham hiu;
kind or l iititiritf vistiallv .1,,,
in i toiiiili y joh i 'lliee.
All ordeta i!l? executed Hillina,,
rri anil liin'.i h.
I'ANll I. GCOM.ANIiFj;,
Tl1 1 1 I" of li e Jfa.e
1 til 1 1,1 u.fr. f 1, . ,f
willrltud pi n I'y t all liir.n
m r. p
irttu,.
to I. ip i ie. Vaub IK i
a. J'M.
V.UAS IRWIN & SONS.
A
T the mouth of Lick Run. five mil... i
ClcnifiiM, MKRCIIANTS, and
In Manufacturer of Lumber,
xteniii
j July 2.1, 1S52.
-
! J t) TMOMPSnV
1 1 ' l"w''""u''l
1 )lcksmltli, Vagons, Buggies, Ae., 4c, iroo((
on short notice, nnd the very best style, attj
, "" i" " oorougn oi i urwcnsrille.
I J'ec 2'., 1S5.1
, : - -
- I M' "MI. having changed liishy,
11 Torn turwensvillo to Clenrfiold.f.
- ''."p,r""' "m'r!' llis professional sorvieei u d.
bv , clt."l'' ol the latter place and vicinity
of. "'"''eneo on Second street, oppositi t. it 0f
runs, r..cq. my
J. 0. HARTSWICK, M D.
P li y k I r I n n and S 11 rpcen,
Clearfield Pa., May 30, 1S60.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will nitend prompi
and faithfully to all legal business entniled 1
his care, in the several Courts of Clcarlield sr.
.'Hijoining counties.
Office, the one formerly occupied by 0
Ran elt.
O. t. 2fith, Tt.'i9 ly.
I'K. g7w. stew art
I 1 ii Milan aim fureon, oilers I. is pruft.
J. Fion.11 services to the citiens of.teiv H'.v.t
niginn nnd aurrounding community. Office ihn
Joi.rs w est ol (lie Vi n-lnngton House,
New Washington, Pa., Oct. II, ls.V.l.
JOHiriiUIDEKOPER.
Civil. E(.!vu.r: .t I.wii
-h ii 1 1.1UK, oifrn
Lis pn.fc.jsioiiiil s. i i
fi Id cuntv.
t'l the citizen' of rim
All busiii.'-s cnlrii.-tc.l to him will be prompt'
nnd faithfully executed.
Office with Leonard, Finney if1 Co.
i.ir. 11 a vs,
! Tyva i:
1 1 l ist. 11
RUE AN, Melaineot.vpi-t, Amliror
md ji stic'E 01 Tin: peacf'
hcrrev, I.
County, Pa.
IAMM I I.KCiAli,
1 ust ice ol Hit
iaco
l.iill.d. l nrg, ( li arfl. Id I',., I1..., a!
inplly lo li!) l uiiurss ei,i 1 ustcd to L,
also inform' the pul.iic tlmt he keep,
on hand at his shop, a gencr.t! ai
.f Saddle, Rri ll.-, Hani..- ant
i.lt, ,,1 1 r,
cure. lie
constantly
sortluellt 1
iv h i , nhi.-h ho i 1 1
Ajuil ). IS. 10.
ell on re a :,im!i!, tre in
DEKTAL CARD.
4 M. S.1
l . to til,
.wiiii oii.ts in, nr.. essi.infl srvi.
HIT.. !
I. allies an I f.ciitlcmcn of (lev
hci'l and
vicinity. All operations performr-
! w ii'i iicatnc-s
nil despntch. Rcin lamilu
I wiili all the late imnrovmcnl'. he
prepared I
.-t lll.inud
niaUe Aliilltial Tcetll in the I
I'flico in Shaw's new rovr.
! Sept. 1 lib, lSjs. I v.l.
ias. n. i.ARiMvrn.
I. TRS
! 1 AI!VI.MI".H .w TI-.ST, Attorhevs at Lit
J (1 in field, Pa., will atletiJ promptly tg Col
1 tAioli', H.alid Ag.'licics, Ac, Ac, in ClearCelil,
Centre and Elk i-uuhtics. July .!u. i
1) "BERT J. WALLACE
IV I'learfielil, Pa., nilicc
..site tlie Journal otlife.
ArruiiNi-v at
in Mian a Il.it, hi
dec. 1, IS.i1.--tf.
Mcm.ikk a hi zn ii.::if,
11 1 imle-alc and tlclail Ierrliants. A
extcn-ive
il.-rs
Ala i
in timber, sa.v. luta
dealer.' i i timir au-
cr and j-Ii in c:
ruin, ul.i. li will I
e sold clu ap for . -a-h.
O. t. II, l.sj'l.
CLEAKFICI.0 SlflXE WAKE ruTTERy.
Tlianktul f ,r prist f.ivors .ind solicitimis of ft
tore pa'ronairc. I won!, I respectfully ni line
inai i iiaie on run. I ngiiin, iiinl will c.iiir.int.
keep in ibe l'..li"ry in tins I. .rough, o:i the cm
n. ra short distance .a-to! the Methodist Cliurcl
a large stoeii of Crockery . such as Cream crock'
milk pans, ( burns, Jugs, Jura, Stove pipe ca-in
.f c. if c. ; a tul also an extensive nMortmei.t
uii.erent sir.es and patterns of brad,
ai.
resell, s i.,r c ri,i,:e .m liou.-cs, an I
dire.-.
other moui
Any niouMinjs not on linn,! .fill be r .rle t
cider on short notice. Also fire brick niaJ
and kept fr sale.
TCf-A liher.il reduction
nhnlesiilo dealers.
Clcarfcbl, may 2
prices
nde t
F.
LEITZr.Viil'.'lt.
lv.
1S70.-
Tli9 undersigned r-peetfullyr lugs h..
niiuouiice that he rcc nt'.v r. ytol a l.mi-o ii. i.
bornngh of Lumber cilv. -'Jleariiel.i o;. itv. l'a
for Ihe acconiniod.ition of the travelling j.uWii
watermen and all others who may fin or b e
with a call.
His table will always bo supplied w ith as go
as the maikets afford; and no pains will '
spared to render his guests eomlnrtaMii win
under his roof. To which tho tacts that noil
toxicatirig liquors of any kind wi'I ho kept aWi
(lie premises, will he truts, contribute in !
small degree. While, wuat is always imports!!
to the traveller, the best attention will be gi
by careful hostler to that faithful companies of
his journey, his patient steed.
July 4, 18H0. ly. JAMES CROSSiT.
aimi ssitlliSMfflLt1..
The subscriber will send t free of vh ni 'jr) tO
; who desire it, the Kocipe and directions for mn
ing a simple YnjttahU flam, that will, in frs
two to eight days, remove Pimples, Blotche
T.... I' l.l... cii j -it :
t-mniwness, ana an iiiiiiuruies ai
. k .r.u-c... . .. ' . v
i outlines oi uie c-Kin, Having me siuue-as .a,
lure intended it should be-.r.. clear, .month a.
I.,,.,; f-l Ti... ,k. ir-..;. :.k r.,
instruction,, direction., and advice, will plea
n . .. ...
. ... ii . ii, ii auu t'.H nil i.i.ii.ini..i,i:i-.i
call on or address (with retnrn postags.)
JAS.T MARSHALL.
PllA'TK'AL ClIKMI'T.
No. '2 City Buildings, N. V .'!:.
Aug. 22th I Mill. mo.
To Persons out of Kmployrnent
A
GENTS WANTED T.1 SELL the Erio So
ing Machine.
Wo will give a Commission, ir w.igoi s iro
$2.1 to $i'.0 per month, and expenses paid. T1
is anew Machine, and so simple in its construe
tion thai a child of Hi je-.ra can learn lonper''
it ' t I :il, no 1
Secretary Erie Sei
ni'. 3, I '(',0. - 5w,
:g Machine Cimf r)t.
MILAh, 0111.