MMMMI !
llomr Mnlis,
H M r III ill t'" ftMrllllun l the MM if.
(il lo III 'nnl ff Mu '""if .S'.'t"i( ?
W nrMiitfi tlmi lliry will do
!l I Liit l claimed rr them,
Itf Wo lentil Hint Dip Public School
tr.iun limr Robert Owens' In Lawrence,
fc.wiiPliir. win ton.u.i.od 1, flm
, , , . t
Iiighl, Hindi wit, nr. doubt, the Work of
it incendiary. Tins is lio necoti'l lime,
the School House in thai locnlily lin been
OrtxIfM-ct! Iiy firo. ' " .
irX,Wo t all especial attention frt tho
Advertisements of Merrell A Bigler in an
other column. i 1 ; . f s i c
1'liiH linn deserves llio imtionunn l iv.
wry citizen in the county, llu-y 1110 hotli
young men, nnd full of cntorpiioo being
tho first to receive everything now uud
useful. Read their HilvortUemeuti,
t - n
'"JSjrWe exjieetod to furnish our reiulers
thin week with tho olliuiul vote of the lev
ml counties of the State for Governor at
the lute election, but. in thin wo hnve fail
ed wo however puoli.sh tho aggregate
which is as follows.
For A. O. Curtin, 202,250
For JI. D. Foster, 2.10,200
Mnj for Curtin 32,05'.)
-The vote polled for Foster is 310 votes
leas than wus polled for Buchanan in 185G,
whilo tho vote polled for Curtin, in 34,574
greater than tho combined voleofbotli Fre
mont and Fillmore ut the samo election
thowing that tho wholu natural increase
has been cast for the Republican candid
ate. , .The, Republican majority in Ohio U
about 8000, 0110 half less than it was
tliought to be at first, nnd this is caused
bynogfo votes theStute 'vould, if no one
bui white people were allowed to vote be
Democratic.
Hear what, tho Cleveland PLitnJeahr
ays about negro voting at the late eloctwtt
"Full blooded negroes voted in several
of the wards yeateiday. At tho Second
wnru, negroes as black as coal peddled
tickets. Negroes hired enrriaces and car
' ried while men to the polls. iS'egioes
were everywhere. Tho refrain commenc
ing: "Cheep's meat 's loo good for negroes."
is nn absurdity. Hero on the Western
reserve, roast beef is hardly good enough
for them. They sit at the first tablo, nnd
white men are forced to lap up the crumbs
at the second. That's the stylo here.
Thut's what nils us. We liava met the Af
rican, and we are theirs."
What we Seen.
We were never more agreeably disap
pointed in our life then we were during
the progrosbof our "Fair" last week, not
withstanding the inclemoncy of the weath
er during n large portion of tho time the
fair was open, everybody seemed pleased
and joyful, the very best order provailed A. Reed, 2d best do d do 100
,4ui ing tho whole time, and not a single j L" 1- Drestler, pet Fawn, Dip.
accident occurred upon the ground. L. T , t, ';;tss
, ., , , , iGLl.eed, Best Boar, piemiuni?2 00
ij r"c ningnificent display of AppUt Bur- (,.0 Thorn 2d best boar do 1 00
priced us nioro than anything else on ex' W L Moore fr R. J Wallace b. hogs do 3 00
'hibition, though we have traversed a large i"-ou"id best breed swine,
portion of tho county, wo were not aware L ,n ' . , f1' wlll0' il? 00
t t , e 111 i 1 bom, 2d host (Chester white,) do 1 00
that uch fine apples; and euch numerous (LK.a 15
varieties could bo iound within our coun- Mrs. R. Shaw sr. best coop spring
ty. The display would be nn honor to any! chickens, do I 00
of cur older counties in tho Eastern part "e0- .!'n Ltrhicken coop Dip.
Of the Stale. j Mr8- Uod' bfr'' DiP
, Tho inventive genius; in our county is ' Robison A Denmark Best plough prem. 1 00
also expanding ; a number of Putonts were
on exhibition invented by citizens of our
county several of which are worthy of spo
cial notice.
' Ilon.J. P. Iloyt exhibited a water-
K'IioaI tvK?li urn I ,il i Air n ttJM on s ahaa.I.-. 1l
" . t, ivi ti v "Mil J i' ill OU Tl tlU (ill
. ii.
' ow in use on excellent invention.
-Messrs. renton A Spencer exhibited
oiuer mm ana press winch exceeds nny.
thing ever before in u?e.
John Russell exhibited a Harrow-
' ... , . luerreu jigier ues'. corn sneiier, do z w
omething every Farmer needs which is Class 18.
bound to barrow up tho feelings, and!rnln A Spencer cider mill (original
fields of every ono trying and using it a L , , ' invention) prem.fr 00
useful invention. &?wir dir'-
. , . . r-llis li win & Sons, Best Stalk and Straw
a numocr ot oilier useful agricultural
implements wero also on exhibition by
farmers havina them in use. all of which
will prove profitable to every one exam-
-
to every ono exam
ining them. ,';:
' The ladies department was complete,
and their smiling faces told that they
.were aware of it too.
Jellies, Preserves.and Canned fruits wero
in abundance and of the very best quali
- - V
i , , ,
, , Vv e have heard quite a number of young
Gents making sly inquiries as lo what
-.lliss got a Dip. for Jellies, Preserves, Xee -
dlework etc,
TiZi:ri css,cnti:1
wm! th9 n? e, Ly ih0Se Wh "
SSe.dve.q 8,1 een
tnemsoives.
v is slatoJ tliftt the IIon- Ed'ard
dlbitcr ofbTUti t0 mmf the i,,olv,d
arolina. Th ,., 600111
arolina. The
blonde.attractivo.intellectualnnrlirpnliliv
toj m . ucncrioea as a
n,l nlu-lllf. Ihlhl,, ll. . "
j -m i co years ot ago.
" - MAREIEB,
n On the 16 instant by the Rev J
Knight. Hfp T,nrA7rt TtlrtfitM u kt:. r
ret M'Gehan, both of Jordan
Clearfield county Pa.
t
. , .... niiss juarea
township
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
The favorable tenor of the foroiirn advices I,.
the Africa., noticing a, taatarisd advance In Liver-
Western M bbl,
" ""V """'i " "'
$5.5(1 $5.75.
. 5.75 6.00.
. 5.55 (im 5.70.
uperfine State.
Southern steady.
1 RAi!i.Wheat
d. it,,. k
is orm and aavancmj
main.
1.2,1 1.32.
Hi
Whit. 1
y ste.d, ,t
" Oats " .
Corn
J.I J UU U.O"
r. tuft
7 V
FRBN1UNS AWAHDIll)
by ilifl rimiRrtrt minify Ai Inillntnl
Po Irly, M, id Htt
ANNUA!. I'AtH
I... 1 1 iril. i. I r in. i hi 1,1,1
ll'M, ir.lll, , III .J llttUMM.VO.
C,MI I
1 T''"!; T.of '? 3 pnr "''""'H l' . Ml
' i t -o
" '' I'r-jnn 3 your oM lull 21 do
V, -rrml, mo old Lull Ntprem.,
Thou M'itlicli inn. old hull mlf do
4 HO
lii.
liU
1 00
2 no
1 00
r.o
i... if
rMiiTfy l mo oM Imll " ilo
'J'lio Mclmlly l 1110 oM Lull " do
K'..SHurldrtoitli8 mould lull " do
l' I. AM 2.
Thou Mi liftlly
) MrMiirry i
llp-t
mil Premium ? l (M)
(1
lU st Imll
do
do
I'ip.
lip
lip,
2 00
I 1!ocJ I'-ct i"'lt'
10
I1M..W nr'i:i 01 r..i ..ir
I lliw, 4U VI lifiu Mil IH'afa 1 nil
I.owin Ciil'don Host heifer
Win J'.rown 2d IWst heifer
Class 3.
T M'Ohoo Best Dai liam cow rrom., $2 00
J lioyt 2d do ordiuury t'k cow do 2 00
Claims 4.
A, Reed HeKt y k. 5 years old oxen do
M. lSrown llostyk. 2 do old oxeu do
Ci.asi 6.
2 00
J Miller llest fat steer rremliun
J Miller 2d ut steer do
52 00
100
Class 7.
J Peters i co, best blooded stal'n preni,1 00
M Vanderpool 2d best do do do . 2 00
M (ireys 15est draft stallion Dip.
111 Caldwell Best 2 year old stallion
premium 2 00
G LReed2nbeat2yearoldbtarndo 1 00
Clasi 8.
A. M. Hills, best saddle nnd carriage
mare (Lady Is'ancy) Dip.
A Murry best geld, over 4 y r. old pr'mSl 00
J A L Flegal bust spun Farm hois, do 2 00
.1 A L I' legal. best pulling horse prem I 00
R Leviiigston 2d bo-st do do Dip.
J Reed 2 be&t farm ninr? over 3 y rs old dp
MSolt2dbest do gelding Jip.
Class 9.
R, C. Bowman, be"t pair mntched car--ciago
horses, premium $2 00
Di ggin it Ilickuiuii 2d best matched car
riage horses, Dip.
Class
10.
C r.rown best mare & colt premium S4 00
'p t 1 n 1 1. .
i 1 Reed 2d best maro if-colt do
no
A M Jlills best niie over 3 y . old do
2 00
1 00
2 00
I 50
1 00
1 50
I 00
.1 J Reed 2d besldo over 3 y. old do
E. Bloom best gold, over 3 y. old do
Thos. Reed, best 3 year old colt, do
MReo l2dbest 3 do do colt do
II V Mullin best 2ear old colt do
Ross Reed 2d best 2 year old colt do
Beni. J urv. best 1 veitr old nrlilin,
1)
A D Knaim best 1 year old colt nrem SI 00
J I.ounsberry 2d best Dip,
J Caldivell, best spring colt, Dip. '
Class' 11.
B. C' Bowman, fastest trotting horso 5
miles. Dip. 10 min 23,1 sec.
T. J. M'Cullough, 2d best trotting horse
5 miles Dip. 10 min. 34 mjc.
Class 12.
B. C. Bow man, horse Blondin fastest trot
ter, rremiuin?20 00
Class 13.
m. S. O-don, Rest Huck sheer. nremt2 00
11 1 "ompson zi best plough, uip.
Merrcll A Biglerspearssteefiiloui'lido 100
. I . uuww i-.wm.ii, vl,,.
do -- do Iron mould board do dip.
Merrcll A Bigler Spears Iron plough j
(centre) prem. 1 00 1
Fenton A Spencer swivel plough dip.
to do Roerrs fubsoil do rirem.l 00;
1 . , ,.. !.
v 11 fill, UU a LI USUI 1 Lll J1II.
' - 17 1
' J Russel Best flexible harrow prom J2 00
,' iveea zu noi uo do dip.
Wm T Irwin "eotpansion cultivator n.l 00
T T, 1 I t. . , 1 . .....
?,?AUrl.,,.0M? raK0 .'J-1
'cutter mumma patent. $2 00
'Josiah It Roed, 2d Best do. Dip.
Sanl Beidomiro, Bust lime sprtader Dip.
ir; . t . i it . , . . , , - .
i UM" uceu' c.ovor-tiuiier, I .lP
I SI . rt
ILASS IJ.
( uui , uijbi, ut-B-iiive prem. jt,uo
m. Li Hawkins, best stunipspullcr, Dip
,., .. . , , ,
Miles Reed, best bush wheat, prem. $1,00
Fd Perks, 2d best, do ljn
Class 20.
o. v. lampoon, ncsi busli Spring wheat
prem. 31,00
a i- iuoore, nest, do
I Potter lloodt rt m ;e 0'f barley
A Reed bett bush buckwheat
1 T. Reed 2d best, do
A Keetl best l'u" ye,
5&c o....
A Reed 2d best do
I Kirk best lot of corn e.rs,
M 2J begt
' Class 21.
MiM- C Smith bet t pop corn,
dip
uip
dip
dip
tlip
dip
dip
dip
Dip $1 00
tlip
dip
- Cliss 22.
tM.lss L,!za lleetl Mrs Joseph A Caldwell
Mm. I .1 Ii'boiI Mrs llann, T.
Reed, Mrs Ilenrv Irwih and Mrs
David Dressier, each had butter of such
' excellence on exhibition, that the Judges
(were unable to make a destinction, Mrs
R ! W m. Morcan best choose. dm
Class 24.
I
A II Shaw best bbl of flour dip SI 00
R. Shaw ' 100 th of ' Spring wheat dip 50
I.aoi r.o h. f 1 1 L . n ,r ..
Class 25.
r, on
Ceo Thorn best honev
dip " 50
1 .1!
o'uenf, Z(l Kft
MlM M A Irwin .lUnlnt, t TT: .1
JIaggi8lrwin 2d
' M A Irwin 1 1 1 ' ' aip
Mr8 rf fj v", l, Wrrypreaervedip
M-K sop best Sloele.lv' '
m r n vr..: 1 " . . :
.'115 ' TI I K HfWl UlimnA IB I.l ,1 . r
i I I " I
4 i . ...
, 'III'. , .
It tiV
Ml Hill'i 1 K
I'M 'Vitoiif
it . i .iii ...
" in .in 1 1 r-j i 1 1 i :, i ii'in
i in'' ni l
bp
.A, ti Ml 'fill 4i iiM,
ii K'fii
ri'
ill'H Ol tl tits Jj ,. ,
11 mint I ' 1 Nnml-i-iiy j" Iv i iii
Mi.IM, ll....H'llnl,.,.,lf.lyi!.
Mis H ll l'mii ll Lest nil light pirn I111 di
,'i is v in mr 11 il' 1 1 " niii 1
Mi" A Ham-It li'l I'Ichoi vi"l r m li 1 ili
am i( iiinp yt runt
Mi M Mn l'i"l iuiiii'i' rnicrviM dip
' .1. Mn.Nmil I'd ' . ' r ' vl'i -Mr
T111 I- iMnoi Ih'M l,'i d l'luin'i'fii
rrf',
'V
Minn K I'loiiiiinj lii"l piTfcrvod (lon.clipr
lies.
IMis II Irwin be:
' II MdMOp '
(lip
t plesetv'd loiiiM.' dip
' -Moe dip
'Citron dip
Mi" II li w 111 '
Mm L 1 Irwin 1
1 .'cpjofiu r iiipv
I FtKT ""'ft
' (I It Pitrrelt Brandy Peaches dip
Miss K Reed b.ist sjiiocd Pears
dip
dip
dip
.dip
dip
Mrs h .'ruin 1 Mangoes,
' I: Irivin , ' pickled pivliis
(1 R Pari el t best mixed Pickle
Miss M A Irwin best Toni'.itoe '
Mrs Win L Moore ' Pickalillv
ip
Mis KA Wi iL'ht ' Toinutoe catsup din
Mr .1 Boynton 2l best ' ' dip
' Win Irwin A Daughter best Apple Riit
ter. dip
Mrs II Irsiii host Pluro Butter, , dip
O R Barrett ' Peach Butter dip
Miss J Slmw best nir-thiglit Blackber-.
ries, iljj,
Miss M A Irwin best airtight Corn dip
Mrs It Mossop bestspieed Peaches dip
6,1 itow bout wiuto raspbr y Jam dip
Miss A Lurinioro b'st Silver cako dip
Mrs ,1 (1 Jones best Sponge cake dip
' (i R Bnrret bs't I.o'f wh't Bro'ddip
' J Boynton Best Pound cuk dip :
' - 'Class;' 20.
Ann lf.ir.,1 l.,i.l ,,'h ,-,,, II..,, I.l,.,,l.,u., CI OO
Mrs Jas Wrigley best single blat.ket dip!
do do best rag carpet wool chain 1,00
Mrs .lolin Jsarclay best rag ci'rpet cotton
chum
.1;.
Miss Aancy ugi'en liest wool coverlet 1,00
Mrs Sophioniu llarlhorn best urn din
...... ....
Miss Nanry Bloom best knit wool mitts "
Mrs Hart. Cildwdl best knit wool hose "
Miss Jenny Owens best fipecimen of knit-
ting by little girl . : j.,
Mrs William Buchanan best cloth cutis ilin
, . 'P. ... 07 '
Mm J.iggie Irwin best crochet tidy dip
" Frances .1oore 2d best do dip
" .1ary K .1oorc best cm. lamp mat dip
" JoNaul 2d best do dip
" 7i,'dith Boynton best knit lump mats d
" Bertha Wright best cken. slipjiers dip
.1rs 'Flemiua best ilk embroid. dip
" A C Finney 2u best do dip
" A Hills best Ottoman cover in silk clip
ioci nryani nest do 111 worsted
.1'iiry Walters 2d best do
.lary Ann Irwin best embroid. sett
.1rs A C Finney best embroid. skirt
" D O Nevling best embroid. pillow
Sophrouia Swan best braided cup
.1clissa Irwin b?st embroid. collar
Mrs Morris Wulluce 2d best do
' Matilda A II port best embroidered
lar by an elderly lady
11 .1 . . ..
dip
diii
dip
dip
dip
dip
dip
dip
col-
dip
niiuu urn is Hi vuurs oiti 1 osi eaiuroiuer
An..An:n. ri.i .111,
ed muslin
lip
Fanny Barrett (9 years old) 2d best do dip
- Class 28.
'1' i i i'iui, xicsi ncueii (nun (Jin
r;... 1. t iv. ..1 i 1 .. .-
Nairn ie Smith, best Chain work, Di
.. ... 1 '1
r.. l I- . I ... n . r . '
"' Ki'i)iiiii,wviiaA now er 11 nr., dip
Mrs A M Hills 2d bet do do Dip
Mrs J Shaw (Uec'r) best knitted luce Dip
Mrs M J Shaw 2d best do do Dip
MissS. Barrett crotchet t Shawl ' Dip
Mm - Mendenhall knitted cloud Dip
Mrs M K Leonard best plain sewing Dip
Miss K Lanieh best bead work, Dip
Mrs Wm Mcrrell 2d best bead work. Dip
" Dr Bryant best leather work.
Dip
Dip
" Morris Wallace best quilt,
" (i L Reod 2d best (pjilt,
Miss S Barrett, ono quilt,
. Class 20.
Miss Nunnio Irvin best Oil painting
fr Mnnta,.-i,l O.I 1..1
Dipl
Dip
Dii
Dq
- " , ' w . . , V. . .VI urn, 1,1.1,1, III,
Miss S Barrett bosc Pastil Piintina
J.p
" Sally Rheem best nem il (lr.Kvinir ITii
Hon Wm Bigler for tho greatest variety,
and largest display of '-Oil pain lings and
picturea.'-and lor tho manner of their ar
ranirement on the croiiml. rn,.
Charles Holo best Aiubrctvpe,
Oiji
Dip
A M. Hills best set of Auifioial teeth
Claw 3D
Mcrrell A Bigler bst noble cook stoveS.'lOO
do do best Ida coal stovo 2 00
do do best stanly sto. for wood2 00
do do best Tin ware 2 00
J P Iloyt best water wheel (original in
vention) 5 00
Merrell ft liiler be6t display of cutlrv
(American)
Dip
Class 32. T ;
Doct II
P
hompson best Jenny
Li ml
dip
S4.00
2.U0
3,00
,dip
dip
dip
din
wagon
i Amos Reed best farm wation dip
,-. . . "
i hob. Jteed ai best do do do dip
i uti ii iv i'umi m uv oidlju UII)
1. . . I . ... . (.l-tAKtA . i- . I . .
Parks A Mcrrell best Buggy wheel
O L Way best coach
fieo Thorn best ono horse cart
WmCahagan Best Spring wagon
'Geo Thorn best Stone Boat
Park d; Mcrrell best trottinc buj:
Geo Thorn best Wheel borrow
?1 00
Job v A Reed, best sot mortiaing 'chisels
5 niiBulactured in the county dip
Ci.ves 31. ' '
M ills A Spacktnnn, best display of Me
chanic worked doors, sash sideingmould
work, Dip.
Class. 35.
Geo Thorn Imperial White nobilnnn nr
i Yams
ueo lhorn best hall bushel potatoes dip
Amos Reed Half bushel California pota
toes i ' dip
Jordan Reed Half bushel 2d best do dip
J Dimeling Half bushel carrots : dip
Jas II Fleming Egg plauts d Kashawpurap
kin l .laoiin A imlps .1:..
, JHih Hm1 1 ltnh,.l l.nca -
ii P Gulich 2d best do din
' Joseph Ky ler best Naif Bushel din
Lewis Irwin Sweet potatoes , dir
: Hoiini finllA ltir p.j,i o;. t.
I 1-
J -". -.'U-,.1. WI.IWII IV 1 1 I M 1 1
AcmoI!e Leghorn Squash '
7 rs Jh" ,I!n,c ,f (lufl!"h.
Jonrr.h (;nlilwpll Snrnu 1 rnmi,i.-!n
uip
i'1'
. dip
dip
i,T L Cuttle best CauLflo-er.
dip
Idip
ono
dip
Henry Snider best Cabbago 1
Wna L-Mooro 40 pumpkins
from
staiK
, . f'l aoa ?ll , , T
; O W Rheem best single llarueis dip $2 00
1 Jol,n M pl'f"on bftst Calf-skm , dip ft
John M'Naul AOo 2d best do ,. dip 1
WS?ti?
jonn m nitrion oest cir-skm , dip tl 00
w wuui,urv u uobl uti uo ll
J - 1 Tl . . .
dip do
i r
" ""- "W'i w m .wbtxw,ik
' '1,i 'I 1 " I
.M .h 'II
t''l..''.,.
It,
I' .1 1
. f I'll
IU'
W I'. in
I I'. '.l'd. ill I,, I ,
I,
1 1, ! (in,!,.
h' I'll', ",
f.lllll K b II I'Mll Iill,
i II t'O't U4 l,iULi ,,f f,
mi l oilii'i pinitliiu
.1,
I'
I Ihl
'('hill
d'i
III 'I
1 I'i.i ;i'.i
f !,itin,'.rl ,t , ,)f p,lll(..
1 h mi!-
hlt lull hi::, I, ,l)s ,( (.
if, I'm) 1 1. n
. Hi. i
H III IK I J 1 I
Jis A I'l iniiey I,..( ;,,,
dip
Mrs. Dimliiii;, In .) I,,,,-,! ,on),
II KimkIhII l ii-t Compouiid it toilet 1Si,i?
: rwn 4,) -
111 fiiilinjjan dinpcd .1arlilo dip
. Ciaxs 42
II B Swopo bit display of mineral and
j Irwin best Mn.rt Stone.
, ,..,(,
fiiens
dip
dip
Class 4.1
Win Chambers .Ht y ,-5llcfilu0 dip
A M Smith best Sewing maiiliine dip
Inventor Liu Id & Webstor
Miss II Irwin best Banket Bompiut dip
Mss K I.nnich Bouimet D-i,
Jlis lrviuslicst euno hat-not Dip
jlAis .lane Flegal Lest cono stand hip
,Vrs Jr. Bryant host hair ibivei , . Dip
I. oruin A Il.irtjiwick Variety Case, consist
ting of )erl'uinery and Toilot articled at"
great variety.
Loraina A llurtkwick, ' 4SkIh Fountain
silver platod of modern style nnd justly m
ted first ls.
II. F Naugle, ft silver plntud show-case,
containin'' a lareo varietv of until . .IK-,.,.
1 watches, also Jewelry ol' iich tpiality and
Igreatexcellenco hard.to beat any where dip
The judges whh to add that the display
,in this department has enualled anvlhin
at any of our Stale lairs or in our largo
i CHIOS
Class 4 I.
I loo Thorn bast Plums
Dip
ICeo Thorn best v.irietv nf nnnlm hh,I
vii"'i nuio ifin ouou
.1.a I .... 1 1,- tr-i-tF,,
: ' esi, oi nuns ,vc
Mr9 A 1 earhnrt lcst display of
, ,ul,n ltAnlAM 41.1 1...., ..I I-. . -.
Dip
T Peaches Dip SO 50
'.'W'-'der best display Bus. Apples. Dip
''IrvinASon 2d beat I do do... Dip
U R Barrctt, best American grnjics, Dip
VV Jil'n 2d best do do
J I Lconnrd 3d best do
flO
,1rs Jano Jones best specimen of do
mestic wines
Mm, Win Irvine A - -
" J Bnyntou and 2d host wines,
" S J Row j
Clash 45.
Chicago Zouaves, tho exhibition of
Dip
Dip
- -i 1
this
company ol lantastioii surpaied any tiling
in the order of the ridiculous that has ev
er inado its ppppAtunce in this, or perhaps
any other county, and by way of filling
up an otherwise idle moment in tho cen
tre of our boautiful fair ground was most
opportune, and dm from the thousands
assembled thore the loudest and heartiest
applause and laugh (cr.
Best brass band of Curwonsvillo
Best Jarlial Bund Clearfield Rifle
Company,
2d Best ,lirtiul band Chest Creek
Best Cavalry. Mountain Cavalry
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Best Light Infantry, Clearfield" Rifles Dip
The exhibition of Ladies nrd fientle-
mens riding Company was very credilable,
. i 1'7 11 D,ot Vavi" T',1 l"'0l'''y nter.
, ftl nil I li a liniih- u . I ,n Ti.il,...., ...... 1.1.
... ., 1 f t ' .
ea on the books - tho Judires were onablo
to muke u proper report. Tho Executive
'Committee cannot therefore award
miums.
pro'
1 Miss Alice Mossop, for good horsClnnn
6lnp in clr.ving.
FLLI.S IRWIX, President
Clearfield Co. Agricultural Society
List of Traverse Jurors j0r an adjourn
ed Court commencing on the 12 th
of November 1860.
Pike A bin Bloom jr Jon. M. Spencer.
Daniel Bailey.
Huston cfTcrson Bundy. .
Bradford Matthew Wilson. John Dale,
(iulich J. A. llegarty. Daiil . Fulker-
SOII- ' i 1 I .1 ..m.
' Feigiison Geo. M'Crncken. Geo, Straw
John Straw. J. S. Williams, Albert.
Young.
Lumber City John Eroomall. -.John
Ferguson. fc ., ,
Jordan Wm. Pusey. John Patterson
Brady Fred Kohler, Jos. Seyler,' Geo.
Kllinger. Jackson Long.
Lawrence J. It'. Reed.
Knox Levi M'Cracken
N. Washington II.'D. Rose. .
Burnside C. C, Wituhell. Peter .Ruth,
Joseph. Ilutton. . i
Union B. F. Harley. Hugh Krise.
' Covington J. B. Renaud. " ' "
(ralmin Wiu. Ilile.
Beccaria Wm Ml 'Coy.
Roll Robert Elder. John Orr.
Morris Peter Royhoin.
Chest lhiniel Gorman. . '
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XliCUTOH'S NOTICE. Lettom- testn-
mentary having been granted to the under
signed on the Kftate of Abraham Iloams Into of
Lawrence tp,, Clearfield co. I'a. And nil .persons
knowing tbemsolves indebtoil to said e stats arc
requested to make immodinto paymentv and
those having claims against it nro requested to
present tlioin to John L. Kenms of (Joslion town
ship, or 0. W. Kbccm of Clearfield Ilnrough.
JOHN' L. KKAMS, I
Oct. 10, ISftO. at.p (j. W. KHEEM, j Ex'rs.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Tho co-pnrtner.ibip herelofore existing between
Thomas & John Hill in Uio woollen business in
Dridgoport is this day dissolved by mutual con
sentt'nll payments are tu b niade tp Thus,
who will hernfter conduct th samo busiiicss at
tho, old stand. . , . , . . T - ,
Bridgeport, Oct 9thl?80. 3tp.
tfUJI.H 111 Lit,
Teachers Wanted.
' The beard of Directors of Knox" town
ship are desirous of employing four com
petent teachers, for a term of 4 months.
Application to bo made immediately to
Conrad Bnkor, 1 resident, - or D. I.l Ciith
cart, Secretory. D. J. CATIlCAin.' Sec.
Oct. 3d 1X60. r,t.
18C0
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- will t,
iTiuruuaiii,
And extensive ' Dealer
sijuare Timber, ' lizards,
Shingles, &c, t
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' a well supP1" . n
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F.xcrtilor'ii NoHcf.
f.ilii'U liiMnnii-iiiiiiy lnniin K-rn Hil di'V
Klin ,J In Ilia mil isli(in"l en I 'hi e-iliil" nf
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n,,,ll'IJ ''"""'.l'
, lulu nf Hii'lliiiJ town ihii,
l'n. Ail 'ii,iif him nlnif
l ulj PcUtii urn rc'l'H'nliiil I
In Minld" I tn iiii-l i u I Jiii"il, nn 1 lliiira I'm inn'
rlillun nf linrl il nn: ri1 ,ii'.-li"l tn ,i f8iil llii in
lluly uiilli('iilicull In Hic iiinl i r i cii-il
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JACOll PEAIIfK. 1
(X t, I Till, isun, fit.
A- M. HILLS
DENTIST.
tQf ''r"Pcr attndon lo
mo lecm in jirnjier
tint will bo of Kmut
bmnjiil to' every ui
iu Duint of Li'ulLh.
coiiifurl, ninl cunviiiivDuo. -. .
IH IIII.I.Hoiin ulways to found at hit of
fiuo, uu tho cm nor of l'ruut nuil Alniu atrcelt,
Hlinn nu notice to (lie oonlrury iH'iira in (Uis
r'M'f. .. ,
A1V oi'onitiou iu Uio linn of li i jirofcoion,
pcrloriucil in tb o Jfttsst and moat improvedi
Kl'lc, ami KUiiruotuvil fur uuo jear igainat nl
until nil (a i lure n.
Nlray Ilcifeiv
A Hlrny Hclfor caino trosnpimsing upon tl.o
prt'iiiiiop of the eutiseribor, nliout tho 1st of An-
punt Inut, in Klnom tp., a lirindlo lieil'or with
whito face nnd throo wlr.to fret; suppoeod lo ho
iihiiul 'i vcum old'
Tho ow nr is rt'iiosted lo come forward, provo
rropoi-iy, py i hiirnoii nnd 1uke it way, or It
will ho dispoitud ofacoording to law.
liloom tp., Oct. 10, 'lid ,31 ji. JOHN UILOEK.
rniu": ci.i: uti u;i.u c a i X;i vl-iivin
X. '' upcuod for tho roeeption of pupils,
(imili-ii und fuiuulus) on Monday, Aug. 20th, 180U.
ivrmt pvr csiou ot olovou neuks
OrlhoKniphy, HoiidiiiK, Writing, Primary
Arithmotio aud 6'uoKrupiiy, : $2.50
Higher A ri lb in otic, Lnglub Orauiuiur, Uco;
rnphy and History. $3.U0
Algohra, (iouiuotry, Natural PUiloeophy
nnd (took Keeping $4.00
. but in mid Urok ImiKungei. $6 00
To Ktudonls desirous of acquiring a thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
thomralves for tenchor, thin Institution offers
desirable advantage.-".
No piirtl received for le.s than half a session,
and no diduotion made except for protracted
nicknoiis.
Tuition to bo paid nt the close of tho term.
C. B. SANDFORD, Pkinuii-al.
May 23, lSCO.- Iy.
Cabinet, Chair Making;,
JOHN flULICH, of tho borough of Clearfiolo,
l'n., will be prepared at all times to attend to
to any busineta in the above line on short
notice, and in a workmanlike manner. His place
of business is at tho old shop on tho north side of
Market street, 'ii door cast of Third St., nearly
opposito tho old Jew store ; where he will keep
constantly on hand a lara-o assortment of Ma-
li'igony and Cane liottom I'Iuum, and Cnbinet
Ware of every description, which he will dispose
of on as reasonnblo terms us tho snme articles
enn be had elsewhere in the county.
His stock of Cabinet Ware now on hand, con
sists In part of Dressing and Common Bureaus,
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desks nnd
liook Cases, French und Field Post liodstonds.
Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and Pier Ta
bles, ike. Colli ds manufactured nnd delivered nt
any place desired.
February D, 1850. no. 4, vol. iv.
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ORPHAN'S t'OUHT S.U.K lly virluo
of an order of Iho Orphan's court of Clear
field county. Thcro will bo exposed to public
slue, nt tho houso of Dane Rloom in the borough
of Cui wcnsvillc, on
PATPRDAV THE 10T1I DAY
OF NOVEMBER, lKfiO
nt 1 o'olo'.k P. tho following roal cstato to
wit:
All that cortaiu tract of bind situate in Tike
township. Clenrlleld county Pa., bounded by land
of Win, MrNnuI on tho west, on tho oast by land
of Wm. Ilelden, on the north by laud of (ion. C.
russmoro, and on tho south by land of William
JlcNaal t out lining ljll ncros moro or less,
with a two story houso, doublo barn, out build
ings, orchard and about 115 acres olenrti land
thereon, lato tho OfUito of bono II loom doe'd.
TMlt.MS, one fifth cash at lime of sale, and
the balance in four equal annual payments with
I interest commencing 1st May INfil.t be secured
1 by bond and mortgage. JA.S A. I: LOOM, Kxs's.
JOHN LLOOM
Oct. 17, ISfiO. of Isaac llloom dee'd.
JAtirs t. t.ROrAnn.
Wll, A, WALLACE.
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A. FISHIC V
O. FIHSIET
anliiiiU ani' (Collation &tt
LEONARD, FINNEY &Co.
C L E A R F I L D,
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.
Jiai.i OL EXOHAKGI, SIOTEi AUB DBArTS msroiTHTEB
Cllti)liont matte and proceeds promptly remitted
! ( Exchange on the Cities constantly
1 " 1 a, ..:.'. ,ot liajad.s n". - J
T0fflce on Second SL, nearly opposite tho
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MEltllMi & DIOLKll
Ki'ip i o ii 1 it 1 1 1 1 on luiii'l.
nt llicir el.) Maud mi Sicoiid strtd,
v,: n V 1 ki.h, pa.,
a ui:Nrn,u, AnrtTMr.Nr or
lIAIM)rAIK.
" I.ix.'KM (iK VAHIOI'S KINDS;
PAINT MILLS,
Scales of till kinds
which vi ill weigh from one 0.. to 4,000
pounds,
PEW RACKS,
MEAT CUTTERS AND STUTTERS
of diflcrent styles,
A a largo assortment of Carriage Bolts,
A general assortment of Mechanics's Tools,
GItlXO.-STONm AM) CKANKS,
Ac, Ac, Ao., Ac,
COPPER KE TTLES,
Of tho best quality,
Monroes patent egg-whips,
A GREAT VARIETY OF APPLE
PA It EltS,
A general assortment of
Plows and Plow-wings.
A largo and well assorted stock of
They have a very extensive assortment of
Will
which they will sell on the most advanta
geous terms,
Also a very largo stock of
Stove-Pipe.
to which they desire specially to call tho
attention of Mltolcsule Dealers;
STOVE,PIPE COLLARS,
Stove Blacking,
CORN SHELTERS, CORN GRINDERS,
Saw Cummers' ic, Ac.
They wish also to direct tho special at
tention of owners, of houses, mills,
and other building to their.
stock of 4
LIGHTNING RODS,
which they are prepared to lell at
tho vory lowest prices.
Tlvey have also an extensive assortment of
TINWARE,
which they will disposo of at reduced
prices;
at greatly reduced rates ;
Glass, Oils, Paint
Portable Heaters and Registers
BUGGY SPRINGS,
Sieve Wire, Ilorso-shoo XaiU, Ihimb-Bell ,
OAR - RINGS
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Quoits, Ac, Ac, Ac,
Thoy keep also a general osiortment of
Agricultural Implements,
such as are needed in this section of
country.
Tho following articles will be taken IN
EXCHANGE for articles in our lino ot
business ;
OLD MONEY,
OM Copper, Old Brass,
RAGS, SHINGLES,
BOARDS, GRAIN, HIDE',
Dec s w ax, Tallow Ac,
We invite everybody to give us acall an ?
examine our articlos, and we leel tatisG "I
that wo can suit them in quality and pi U
cos.
MEERELL & BIGLER.
Cleat field, Ta.Ocl. 24, 1800.