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tlm 1 1 tun da? "I lli t""HI' at lli ftl r
I. rlioit di.troU In mil cnntilv, nt which Inn'
tnd lime the tiiilinrd Vntcts Kill Vote. '
for Two I r n t' represent the counties nf t
CI
inifi.l.l. Jefferson. Mk, and Mi Lean In (hp
s nf Hoprcenlntlvei
of (hi Common
wealth
For Two person fr lb nffieei of Associate
Judges of I'lcarfloM comity,
For One person for the ntVe f Sheriff uf t'li-nr-
fiold county.
For One person for the office of District Attorney
of t'l.nrfieM county.
For (n person fur llio office of Commissioner of
Clearfield courtly.
For One person for the offlee of Treasurer of Clear-
tl Id counlv.
lr One person f"r 1,10 offl,:0 tf Auilitor uf Clear
field county.
For Or. portion for the office of Coroner ol Clear
field county.
The elector of tlie county of Clearfield will
hike notice Ihnt the mid iJewernl Election will he
hold at the following places :
At the house of Sauiu-I M. Smith for Jec
caria township.
At th? hou of Aseph KUU, for Hell towimhip.
At die hou.-e of Jamei llloom. Sr., for the town
of Illooiu.
At the house of Edward Albort for the town
fhip of IloRg.
At t'ie houne of Win. Hoover fur the township
of Bradford.
At the publie houe of 11 W. Moore, for Brady
lowi.tilip.
At the houno of John Young for the townjliip
of llurnnido.
Attheechonl hoime nonr Simon Ilorubaugh'i
fur the town.hip of Chevt.
At tho Court Houte for tho llorough of Clcnr
Geld. At the hound of Juoob Mau'.er for the townehip
of Conringtou.
At the lioute of Imuio Bloom, Jr. for the Bor
ough of Curwonevillo.
At Ccntro school house for tho towi.-diip of De
catur. At iLo house of Thomas D. Davie for the town
ship of ForguHon.
At the house of John I. Dundy for tho town
ship of Fox.
At Congress Hill school bouse for the township
of Oirnrd.
At the puMie school house for the township of
ijosnrn.
A' the House of Jacob liubler for the township
of Graham.
At the school house in Janceville for the town
hii) of G-ulich.
At the bouso of Jesse Wilson for the township
ol Huston.
At the rchool bouse in Ansonville for the town
ship of Jordan.
At the houie nf 11. D.Hall A Co., for the town
..hip of K.irlhau.
At the Turkey Hill school house for the town
Lip of Knox.
At tke Court House in the borough of Clearfield
for Laurence township.
At (he public school bouse for the borough of
Lumber City.
At the house formerly occupied hy 1'hos. Ky
ler, for Morris township.
At the public school bouse for the borough of
?.ew H ahington.
At the house of Samuel Smith for the tow n
chip of Fenn.
At the houto of Isaac looin jr., in the bor-ou.-h
of Curwonsville for Pike township.
A! ;he house of It. W. Mooro for tho township
if T'nion.
At the house of John Whiteside for tho town-
bin of Woodward.
Minci: is i'i RTiii.K ni itr.iiA
;lVO', That allpers'.ns, except Justices of
'.be Peace, who shall hold any office or appoint
ment of tru?t, under Hie government of the Uni
ted S'tatcs er of this State, or of say incorpora-Ui-.rift,
whether a commissioned officer or
iliorwjse, a subordinate officer or agrent, who is
or oe employed under the Legislative, Ex-
i i.iive or Juuicial Depart'iiocts of this State or
i the I'Lited States, or any city or incorporated
istiic;, and also that every member of Congress
nu of the State Legislature, or of the common or
seloct council f ary city, or commissioner of any
iucrpor&tcd district, are by law incapable of hoi
dint; or exercising, at the same time, the office
or appointment of Judge, In?peater, or clerk of
tivij olrction of tuis comuionwealtn ; and that no
inspector, jtidge, or other officer of any such e-
icciion, shad be eligible to any ouice voted for.
And the Keturn Judges of the respective dis
tricts aforsaid are requested to meet at the Court
boue, in the Worongh of Clearfield, on the t'Srtt
t'ridoy nextafter the said second Tuesday of Oc
tober, then and there to do those things required
of them by law.
GIVKN under my band and seal, at Clearfield,
this 21st day of August, in the year of our Lord
ore thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, and
of the Independence of the I nited states tht
eighty. fifth. F. tJ. MILLER, Sheriff.
JAKES T. LEOKARP.
. A, PAI.LAC1.
P. A. naET
a. c. ri.xair
ibnhiniranb (Collection Office
LEONARD, FINNEY &Co.
C L E A It F 1 L J
CLEARFIELD COUXTV, PA.
JBILLS OL EXCHAJGE, IOTE AXO PKArr UIBCOVKTE
n posits niiCKivEn,
ColltHtions maile and proceed promptly remitted
Exchange on the Cities constantly
on hand.
f&'O&ct on Second St., nearly opposite the
COURT HOUSE.
LEVER FLEGAL,
Justice of the peace
Lutbcrsburg, Clearfield Co, Pa., will
attend promptly to all business entrnaled to his
April 4, 18(11.
LutlhairDlbiiajrg Bi tk cs E ,
LUTHERSBURG,
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.
WILLIAM HEED, Proprietor.
July 10, ISM. ly.
y W DRUG STORE
The subscribers nave opened a full nnd com
f leto assortment of DRUGS in the new brick
'uildingof Dr. Woods, on the corner of Lecust
and tuorry streets, in the borengh of Clearfield,
where tl.ey will he happy to accommodate any
I oron who may desire articles in their line. The
Lysines will be oonfined strictly to a
Drvj and Prescription Business,
And no 1 'mg wili be spared to ronder (atisfactinn.
Dr. M. Woods, the junior pirtner, may always
be fov.nd and consulted in the "Drugstore,
m en ii.it absei;t 00 professional business. A
t rate ro'ia for consnllatisn is attaehod to the
. ;. ire, where pationts may be examined privately.
I'viry Hriiele usually found in such an estab
H. V'noi t v, :il bek pt on han l.and sold at greatly
re id p:ie.
Tkhms bkiu etpictlt Casb, will enable them
l Cor inducement id the way of price
''hyicl.mi will be supplied at a amall per
io.t:ig.. ovircoiit and earrings, and their orders
'r. s. U ii,d. Every article sold will be pur and
'. f ttie bo: 1 quality.
"M lf Y00D8 A BAH RETT.
-ffloM AS JT M'CULLCUGH, "
Attorney at Law.
),! .-efiri Mnrl et street, opposite Mosop' Store
tit iru.Id, P.t. Will attend promptly to Collec
tions, Pale of Lands, 4c. nov7l4- j
PHYSICIAN
1-filtMUtt V I'liv-llien and Nrgcon In the Itroiiipl m l.iin Itn.pltal, of London. Ent(Und,ow
f 'l'l TT It I lt' i II l'n . I'K I'ava l atinmiiic tn all Iiivlid, thai, owln to the iimtty solie
.Il.llns of hi. friend.. 'he h.. . on. l..de4 In pay profe.-loital l,il, U the r.."..lnS named places
land by arriving nl lite v set forth, can be ceoiulted by the aflll, led both Mai. and renin e, on
I of the Heart. Liver and l.ung.t Cat.rer, Fits. Komfula. and all Ki.ca.t.of the llli.d.
I A Z M lla--. " pirtaining to .h. KVK and KAH. PA1U IAL DKAKXpS Killing Noise, in
tl.s ilend. and Msrharges from the Ear, raa he speedily cured by Dr. llont s Silenhftc 1 realmcnl j
ard many other diseases unit nave uameii uio saui
Arroi XTM
CT.All ION", al Clark's Hotel, from tho Kith of M.iylothe 1st of June.
t'OHSM'A. nt Whinner' Hotel, June 1st. Again, Sept. 1st and !d.
ItllOOKVILLE.Ht the America House, fr.itn ild to Will June. Again. Sept. 3d, 4thandith
LVTllKHSlU Kll, at Heed's Hotel, June llllh and 11th. Again, Sept. loth and Uth.
t'l.KAP HKI.H, Johnson' Hotel, June 12th to lrtth. Again, Sept 12lh and Ulh.
HKLLK.FONTK, Morrison's Hotel, from June 17th to lSth. Again, Sept. 1 Ith and 15th.
TYHOXK CITY, nt Mrs. Thomas Hotel, Juno 21ft and 2'.'d. Again, Sept. I7tu and 10th.
At bis IXFIHM AKY, from June Slid toJuly 17th.
Listen to the Voice of Truth and Reason and Profit by it.
Th time has come when all who will, can escape the Iron grasp of Mercury, by calling, without
delay, t seo the well known and Ju-tly celebrated Eclectic European Physician, Dr. Dour, who
will administer those only true and safe medicines, extracted from the most choice moot and HKium,
which ar prepared under hiown supervision, and therefore avoid ng the use of all Miir.nAL Put.
which were ucver designed for the yUiu, to take which mnj thouands have fallen victim
uud gone ts early graves.
THINGS TO BKKEMKMBEKEn.
l!.,r,l,rr t)iut Dr. Tlort wants no patient but these fully oap.i'ilo of appreelutiag and distin
guishing the service of a regular thorough bred
iiuaek.
Iltmrmlifr. Dr. Ilort's remedies and trenhnent
prepared from a life spent in the great hospitals of Europe and the first in the country.
lUmembcr, that Dr. llort bas a more extended practice than any other physician in Westera Pennsylvania.
lUmtiulttr, that citizen of education, and our popular men, are ull well icquaiuted witn, aud take
great pleasure in recommending Dr. llort to tbeafllicted.
Hrmrmhrr, that Dr. llort makes no fulse representations to gull the unfortunate, but all he says wit
be faithfully carried out.
lUmewbrr, that Ur. llort pays every attention to diseases oi a cnrouic nature.
lrCertificates of Cures muv be seen nt his respective rooms.
Dr. liort is furnished with over six thousand letters of recommendation from some of (he most
distinguished men living. Also has awarded to him diplomas from some of the most celebrated
Hospitals jnd Infirmaries in Europe, for In un parallel led observations in Diagnosis, and observa
tions in oiscovcting reuiodie for tho cure of disease that have heretofore balHed the skill of many
of the medical profession.
An enrly call from those wishing to conult tho Doctor, is eirnestly requcitcd, o as to receive
full benefit of treatment, nnd thus do justice to himself. Time Hailed.
Please bear in mind hen Dr, llort will be in your idaco. Person doslrous of consulting him
will confer a grcut favor by calling on the first day of his arrival, a hi rooms are o often crowd
ed, it is utterly impossible to attend to tho anxious solicitations of all. Dr. llort will arrive at each
of tb? above places on the first coach on the day appointed.
Please extend the imitation to all invalid acquaintances, aud oblige yours, Ac.
May 29, 'fil. 2i.
THE "REPUliLlCAN."
Termi ol Miibacription.
If paid in advance, or within three months, tl 25
tf paid any time within the year, ... 1 50
If paid after the expiration of the year, 2 00
Term of Advcrtlhlnp.
Advertisements are inserted iu the Republican
at the following rates :
1 Insertion.
One square, (14 lines,) t 50
Two squares, (2Hline,) 1 00
Three squares, (42 lines.) I 50
'A months
One Square, : : : t2 50
Twosqunrcs,: : : : : 4 00
Three squnree, : : i : 5 00
Four squares, : : : : 00
Half a column, : : : : S 00
2 do. do.
t 7S tl 00
1 50 2 00
J J 50
A mo'. 12 mo
t4 00 17 00
A 00 10 00
8 00
10 00
12 00
20 00
12 00
14 00
15 00
2i 00
One column. : : : : 14 00
Over threo weeks and less than three moaths 25
ents per square for cash insertioa.
Euiss nt;ces not exceeding sane are in
ert ed for 12 a Tear.
Advertis)innts net narked with tae number of
nsertions desired, will be catinuei until forbid
tnd charged according to these terms.
JOB PRINTING.
An extensive otock of Joliliinc materia
enables tlie ruliliMipr of the "Ilnubhean
to unnoucce to the public that lie i prepa
red to do 9.11 xinus of
ro?TERs, PA?a:iri, Prcmiramher,
HlaNXS, PiFl BOOIS, l 1R( ILARii,
Labei., Ball Ttcxrrs, Handbii.i.s,
andcveiy Kind cf printing usuully done
in a routitryi on oscc.
All orders will be executeu wini neat-
ncss nnd despatch.
(1. B. UOOULASDtll t- I'U.
COUNTY "imUCTORY.
Time of Holding Court.
Pecond Monday of January,
Third Monday of March,
Third Monday of June,
Fourth Monday o: epteluter,
In each year, and continue two week
if ne
cessnry.
County Ofllrers.
Tres't Judge, Hon. Samuel Linn, ricllofonte.
As'te fudges, Hon Win L Moore, Clearfield.
lion Ilenj rtonsall, Luthershurg
Pher.ff, Fred k O. Miller Clearfield
Prothanotary.John L. Cuttle, "
Rei. k Rce. James Wiicley, -
District Att'y Kobert J. Wallace, "
Treasurer, ti. II. (ioodlandcr,
Co. Surveyor, II, II. right,
Coininis'n'r,Wm. M'Crackcn,
Wm.Merrell,
!Icn Hone
Lumber City
Clearfield
Morris Jale
Philipuburg
S. C. Thompson,
II. C, riowiuan.
Auditors,
Isane W. (lraham,Clearfield
J. II. Phaw.
George Richard, "
List of Pofit Oftice.
Coroner,
Vii mr nf P. O. Xnmrt nf P. M
Btcevria,
lilen Hope,
U. W. Calwel
Miry E!ir.
T. A. M'Ghee
&)11,
Bower,
Chest,
Cusb,
Ostend,
Clearfield Bridge,
Woodland,
Luthershurg,
Treutvillo,
Jefferson Line,
Forest,
New Washington
Burnside,
Clearfield,
Frenehvillc,
Karthaas.
J. W. CaispUl)
Lewis Smith
P. R. Miller
Ed. Williams
IC II. Moore.
C- f. Sloppy,
John Heberling
Jas- llloom
Boggs,
Bradford,
Brady,
Bloom,
Eiraside,
i
Clearfield,
Covington,
J. M, Cumraings
Ja AlcMurray
M. A. Frank.
P. A. fiaulin.
J F W Schnarr
Samuel Way
Centre county
Edrn. William
Klk county, Pa.
C. Mignot
William Carr
A. R, Shaw
T. H. Forcee.
J. A. He; arty
C. J. Pusey.
David Tyler
H. Woodward
Elita Chase
(1. Ifeckadora
D. E. Mokol
J. W. Thomps'n
Jas. Thompson
J. McClelland
II. W. Spencer,
A. C. Moore,
Samuel Way
Michael Wise.
W. F. Johnson
T. Henderson
Curwtnsville, t'urwensville,
Decater, Philipiburg,
rerguson, Marron,
F)x, Helen Post Office,
Girard, Leeounto'i Mills,
" Bald Hills,
Goshen, Sbnwsville,
Graham, Grabamton,
Qulich, milbs Mills,
" Madeira,
Huston, Tyler,
" Pennfleld,
Jordan, Anson'ille,
Karthaus, alt Lick,
Knox, New Millport,
Lawrence, Breckenridge,
Morris, Kylertown,
" Mornsdale,
Pcnn, Lumber City.f
" Grampian Hills,
Pike, Curweasville,
" Illoomingville,
Union, Rock ton,
Woodward. Jeffries,
I Thii Post Office will do for Ciiest township
t Will answer lor Ferguson township.
"I) OBERT J. WALLACE, Atthkit at Law,
XV Clearfield, fa., office in biaw now, op
osito theJcursal office.
dec. 1, 1853, tf.
'V'hV'
A sr
1V I
& SUR
ui iu wnim "" ...jn ,...
KXTS.
physician, from a paltry, uulearned aud trifling
are entirely uitkri iwn to all others in tin country :
WALTER BARRETT
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will attend promptly
and faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
hi ctic, ia the s-reral Court of Clearfield and
adjoining eouutie.
Otljit tie one formerly occupied by Q. H.
Larrott.
Oct. 2th, 1859 ly.
C KRATZER & SON.
Mi:itCH ATS, and dealers in Hoard and
Shingles; (irain and Produce. FRONT Street,
above the Academy Clcarfidd Pa.,
June 12th, CI.
n. n. LAariar.a.
1 A II It I M I OH & TRKT, Attorney at Law
J Clearfield, Pa., will attend promptly to Col
tAiohs, Land Arencies, Ac, Ac, in Clearfield
Centre and Elkeouhties. July 30. y
TV. M. 1VOOIW, havlat ekanged hi loci
J tion from Curwemvili a Cleirfield, res
pectfully offer hi professional services to tht
citiifns of the bitter place aud vicinity.
Residence on Second street, opposite Ii tt of
J. Cram, Esq. my '158.
OF THE
CLEARFIELD COUNTY
A ( J I J I U U L T U R A L S O C I E T Y .
To Ik- lull ot the borough of Cliarjiild
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Tttirdiy
and Friday, the. l.Vt, KM, 17ft and
18i7( Joys of Oetober, A. I)., 101.
ELLIS IRWIN', President.
1. F. Etzwkilf.ii, Secretary.
Levi F. Irvix, Cor. Secretary.
Jamks WRiiii.KV, Treasurer.
John F. Wf.avkr, Librarian,
d'en. A. M. Hills, Marslial.
Wm. Ten Eyck, Chief uf Police.
Fee. for Admifxion, Entry ', ifr.
Single admission, ... 15cts.
('liil.lren under 12 years, - 10 "
Tickets for a winkle day, - 23 "
Single ticket during Fair - f0 "
Tickets for a family, to admit
lady and gentleman and 11
children under 15 j-ears, 81 00
For trotting premiums, each
horse, 2 00
For pleasure, 50
Class No. 1 Sweepstakes, open to all eompet
llort. Best Bull, $10 00 I :d Best Bull, $i 00
All breed come together in thia class, and
compete with each '. r. To be judged by their
good points, syuiuii'lry i f fmme, ability to fatten,
and the tck they w ill produce.
Class No. Grade. Cattle.
Best Cow, f 10 00 I 2d Best cow, ( 600
Rest Heiffer, 4 00 Best Calf under
2d Rest cair under I 8 months old,
3 00
8 months old,
JJiM'i Cattle Unctor
Class Xo,
3. Oxen.
. $10 00
Best Yoke of Oxen,
2d Best
lnda"i Cotilt Doeto, and 3 00
Ci.ahs o. 4.
Best fat Bullock, Cow or Unifier over 2
year old, - - - . $i 00
2d best do do Ihxdd't Co lite Dnrtnr, A 1 00
Cms No. 5. Thorough bred Horses open
to all.
Best Stallion, $15 OO I Best Mare A Colt 10 00
2d best do 6 00 2d best do 4 00
The premiums in this class are intended only
for horse whose pedigret render them worthy.
The society wishes to eneourage the raising or
high-blooded horse.
Class No. C Riding, Carr'vige, Draft and
rarm Horses,
Best Saddle -Horse, . . . . $5 00
Best matched carriage bene, Yonatt oa
IA IJurtr, and - 3 00
Best single Tatnily bone, in harness, You-
nt on (i Hurt, and . J 00
Best Span of Draft horses or mares, You-
an tk. Hon, and . . . 3 00
Best Span of Farm horses, or mares, "oti-
att on tht Horte, and - . - 3 00
Bet Gelding, or Mare, for work, over 4 '
year old, 1'oimfl oa lAe Hone, and 3 00
Beat Colt under 3 year old, Youatt on A
Hone, and .
The horso that more the heaviest load
on a Stone Boat, without whip,
Youatt on (A Hone, and .
3 00
4 00
n. ... Vv i 7. tt it
v" """"s ii'Tsa open to act.
Beet time 3 in S, trotting in single bar.
ness, Fotrati en IA Horn, and 30 08
No premium will be paid unless Five entries
sre made. Etch horse to trot against time.
Ml!
W . " I ii r ..n'.'. I't'
I'm . l 2 it 3, "t '"
i t'rl It' tilm h"f, t rotit", til I't n Vl',
! IImI lt l(l( but", ot I'i t. U tri(rlf bt
I hi.it. 1 -' t
lr. trll lair n b"tf
, tnattt, In
do do
ill da
eft nn t ll'i "',
bine.
1 ( l ai lf t Iml'c, i t
I'est walkinn h"t, nt mfi
Cum o. ), ,v;
fVt llll1Jbtr., form ..,.( tl
li-.t In, aht bteed. tlo tin an I "
lit.t rhccp faiuned tt rtinii.m, I M
He.l f Lambs, "
llesl Fleece of w.t-.l, ' , I ,
Ile.t ri.eriiuen of wool. . Mploma.
Clash No. In, SVtr, ";( n (n u
llcst lloar, any breed.
iKNicf t'nrmi r't Mxnm ', and f2
00
Flest breeding sow, any breed.
tttrmirnwl (ittrtimcr, and 3 l
llest 1 loir. AVirwrrrKid (' tnl. Hrr. and S Oil
llcst Piv under 8 nimitbs old, 1
Cl.AKit No. II. Poultry,
llest Coop Spring Chickens, not less thnn 6, 1 00
Heaviest Turkey, .... I till
llest display uf Chickens, . 1 Ull
Class Xo. 12. Pluu-inii.
Owner of ton in and plow who
plow green (ward the best,
I'onmi 'drN(er' .l(fMH7, and 3 00
Owner of team and plow who plows stubble
the best, .t Farm look, and .1 00
Clash Xo. I'i. 7 ', Jlolttri awl lrills,
Harrow ami Cullit'afoi t.
llcst plow for stubble or sward, - 2 00
llest sub-soil plow, ll'irry't fruit Harden, i 1 I HI
llest Side-Hill plow, .... 1 00
Dest Cultivator 1 Oil
llest Clod-Crusher and Holler combined, 1 00
llest drain Drill, All,-, t'rn llk, i 1 00
Host Horse Rake, tl 00
llest Corn Shelter. 1 00
llest Threshing ma
chine, - 3 00
llest Heaper nnd
Mower, .1 00
Best Corn planter 1 00
llest Fanning Mill 2 00
llest liny-Pitching Machine,
1 00
llest Ox Yoke and How, - . 1 00
llest Stalk or Straw Cutter, - . .2 00
llcst Horse Power fortieneral Purposes, 2 00
llcst Original Invention of Agricultural
Implement. - - - - - 5 00
All articles enumerated in this class not made
rn the county, but produced upon exhibition, if
worthy of it, will bo awarded a Diploma,
Class No. 14. yiiaccVumfws Farminj m.
ylcment-1.
Pest Pee Hive, tl 00 I Rest Stump Tuller ." 00
Rest Potnto Digger 50 Rest (.Iruiu Cradle, 1 00
llostfl Hand-rakes I 00
Host lot of Usnloning tools, - 1 00
llest set Fanning utensils, owned by Fa.Miier 3 Oil
Ci.ahs No. !". M'ut it, Hurley, t hru, il'v.
Best Acre of winterwhent, form. f ilnrd. t $:i On
Rest Acre of Spring wheat,
Amtrinin 1,ricif'fHriW I V'truuil 3 0(1
Pest Field of wheat, 4 to 10 acres,
Amrrien Aarirnlliirfl I ,yeir, and 3 00
Rest Acre of Corn, Am'u Ay. 1 yir, and 2 00
Rest Field of Warier, out less tlia:, 3 acres.
Amrrican A'jricuttHmt I ir, and 2
Best Acre of Out, Am'u An. 1 ' . and 2
Rest Aero of Rye, Am 1 yr, and 2
Best bnsbel ol Corn ears, " "
Rest 8 acre of Ruckwheat," " ' and 1
Best bu-hel winter wheat, " ' " "
Rett bushel Spring do - " -
Rest i acre of Potatoes, '
I 1 1 I'V
ft '
100
1 00
Rest J acre of Ucaus, I
Rest acre or I lover eea, " " l i"
Rett aero of Rrooin Corn, - .2 00
Rett i acre of Sorghutu, - - 2 oo
Rest i acre of Peas, - - I 00
Best 1 acre of Rutnb-pas, - - 100
Rest bushel of Timothy seed, - 1 00
llest acre of Carrots, 1 00
llcst 4 acre of Turiiii. - - . 1 00
trips OCing equHi, prrivrcuce mn or (ncii
. . r III I. .
those that yield the Inrgest net profit
Mate
nient to be furnished by toe exhibitor. Tbey
must bt measured, or weighed, and a sample
furnished at the Fair.
Applicants for premiums must furnish the com
mittee with a statement signed by tbemsclve
under a bledgeof veracity, of the quality of ;rain
raised on the ground entered for a premium, and
inn. 1 .tali.. fi rnrrertlvas lhevcan. the kind and
condition of the previous crops ; the kind
quantity of seed ucd, and the time and mode
patting it in the ground.
Person entering Field Crop for exhibition, or
intending to do so, may give notice to the tie;
u'.ive Committee at any tune, una nave tnc ne in ; vlllllli,le Mlinuri. fur Kann Pjoducts,
measured aud examined by a committee, while ; ,, ;i.i.i ..,.,;.,! r,., , :i
growing.
Class No. 1G liread and Cereal Fofl.
Best S Loaves of wheat Bread, Diploma
Rest Loaf of Corn Bread, - do
Rest Loar or Rye Bread, .do
Best Pound, Sponge, Fruit, Jelly, Coffee,
Litdv and Plain Cake, each a do
Rest Pie, any kind, Dip
Rust Pressrves,
llest display of
Rest Jelly, Dip.
Best Ice Cream, Dip.
Preserves if- Jelly
Class No. 17. li'ittcr and Cheexe.
Rfst 111 pounds or Rutter,
Best Firken of 2j lbs., or more, of Rutter
made in May or June,
Rest Cheese,
Class No. 18. Fla ir.
Best Barrel of Fliur.
Best loll Ihs. of Flour, Spring wheat,
Best SO lbs. of Rye Flour.
Rest it) lbs. Buckwheat Flour,
Rest 50 lbs. Corn .Meal,
Class No. UK 1 'hincntie Articles.
Best Box, or Jr, of Honey,
Best 10 pounds of Mnplo rugnr,
Best Peacbeii, put up Air-tibt,
Best Tomutoes, put up Air-tight,
Best Blackberries, put up Air-tight,
Rest Currants, put up Air-tight,
Best Fancy Jar or Pi -kles,
Best Gallon 5vrup, Maple or Sorghum, each,
Best Cured Ham, cooked, 1
lint Drisd Beef, with mode of curinc 1
Class No. 20. Itomestic Manufactures.
Best 10 yard tf Flannel,
!Ss. 10 yard of Sattinet,
Best 10 yard of Cloth,
Usst pair of woolen Blankets,
Best li yards of woolen Carpet.
Rest li yards of Rag Carpet, wool chain,
Rest M yards of Rag Carpet, cotton chain,
Rest Woolen Coverlet,
Rest Woolen fringed Mitts,
Rest Hearth Rug,
Best pair of woolen knit Flocking,
Best pound of linen Sewing Thread,
Best specimen of Knotting, Knitting or Nee
dle work, by Misses under 12 yrs. of age
Rest pair of retton knit Stockings.
Rest pound cf Stocking Yarn,
Best Foot Mat, 40 I Best Tidy,
Rest Straw Ronnct, bO Best Straw Hat,
Class No. .Xcedlc, Shell, Wax rrorh,
Rest sneclraen of Needle work,
Itt snecimen of Needle work, on Machine,
Beat group of Flowers in worsted.
Best specimen of Embroidery ia worsted,
Rest specimen or htnbroirtery in i.ace.
Best specimen of Embroidery in Muslin,
Hesl S'fti't made by Mi under 12 yrs. of age,
Best Patching and Mending,
Best specimen of Leather work,
Best sbecimen of Wax Flowers,
Best specimen of Fealher work,
Best sneelmen of Ornamental work,
Class No. 22. Dr est Mahing and Millinery.
BetDremaklng,tl 00 Bet Millinery, 1 00
Class No 23. Artistic vork.
Best Painting In oil, Diploma.
Best Painting In water eelor,
as
Best Portrait Painting,
Rest Landscape Painting,
Best Cattle Painting,
Rest Ornamental Painting of any kind;
It... Vim ..mwr.tvr.M t.V.n am tht. munil
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Y""r" ""'r: .. .
Ambrotyp tat en on we ground,
I Rest Photograph taken on the ground,
1 Beat Writing,
Best Ornamental Penmanship,
I Beit Architectural Drawing,
I'l ' N. 51 '
pel . lfi t t I via 11 1
t t
Ml II , si1 l'i,
),..( .i,.., f t I'ldt 11 ,
)', , t r . I f i ft l't ll li,
i'f'l juna f- I'ti'lps, ll (1nln .
ft.il . tbtlA t' H I-I,
Cl.M Nt. I! V-.V '.,, V.,,' ,
t )n'r',
l'f t I'loVIn Hoi , Woc ol fnill,
ft en
en
en
I stl
f fa
rl.t.f
H fio
t tm
Jiip
J t
t tm
Ji Pt fmVinK Hiitf, a nod nt col,
d hot I'ooVIn Klop, wih.iI or coal,
Hrl Parlor Clif,
3d bed I'ntli.r Stoic,
lli 'st Iron (cnee,
2d brst t'nsl lion Fence,
i Ur at specimen lot i Tinware,
it tin
D,p.
2 no
i n l Dip
2 nil
24 best tin tin do
: llest specimen ol lllftekimitliing
tl
llest specimen or lliiiisiiilllilng,
st specimen of lrou Turning,
! Jlest c.l,,"" I'"''',
llcst Plnle CBtl"'.
llest (Iricrinn! IntVUvti in the rounly
I'D 1
The above preu-ium ofiere I for article
I mnnulnctured in the oou'it.v.
awarded for any if the above nrtic.'"' on blbl-( le.l!.i ,,f l,.lth silo. Mi.irn.
J . ..f.. .. I lilt. Ill.li.l HM.l fil,l,,lt'l l..k....'Hl I
ition, without regard to where it wai man. ,nur
I ed.
! Rest disjilay of Table and Pocket Culler,
..r a t r... " ..
... ...H.-11V , in. in-, urc, I'lp.
llest display of Killed Tools, do
Rest display of Farming and Field tools, do
Class No. 2tl. IVmA of all kind.
Best Family earring $5 Host Buggy, S 00
Rest furm wagon 4 Rest Meigh. 2 Oil
llest Lumber Med 2 Rest llorso Cart, I 00
Best Wheelbarrow, 1
A Iiiiiloma may bo awarded for articles in this
class not manufactured in tho county.
Class No. 27. Cahiuelirare invmnty.
Rest Dressing Bureau $.1
Rest Loungo, 1
llest set iff Choirs, 2
Rest variety of Chairs, 2
Rest set Parlor'Furn'e, 5
Rest Lnoking-glnss fiu'el
llest Porn. 2 00
llest Kxtcn.tulli'2 Oil
Rest Wash stnnd.t Oil
llcst Centre tnble2 OH
Rest Redsteml, 2 Oil
llest Othee L'hinr.l Ol)
Rrst display of Cabinet-ware
Class No. 2. f imiirrimi.
Dip. and 5 Oo
CarKHtcriny, if f.
Best spocimon of Pine ware,
Host window snsh, I
llest Lot or Haskell, I
Rest Lot or Buckets. I
Best wiudow. blind, 1
Rest set grain moasures,!
Rest Panel Door, 1
Class No. 2'J. A'-o'j and (lardm V.-.i.-iM.-
Rest 4 stalks celery, Dip. Best I bu. carrots, iOc
Rest 6 heads cabbage i"c Rest J bu.rutabag.5llc
Rest 2 do collallow'r,.'.0c Rest i bu. ta. bcets.')0c
Rest hair busbol table potnlos, S(ic
Rest quart of wintlscr beans, joc
Rest variety or S(iiash,
llest variety or melons, 4()c
Rest Sweet Potato, r,tc
Best half bushel or Tomalos, (,(ic
All veget bles must havo been raised by the
exhibitor.
Class No. ZU. Conkn. KuLVxrs and Sl.,:
iofi;i'rjt.
Best llentletnens' Boots and Shoes, 2 no
llest Lady s Roots and Shoes, 2 00
Host display r Roots and Shoes, 3 no
Rest Travelling Trunk, 2 00
Re;t Tug Harness, 2 00
Best Carriage Harness, 3 no
llest Single Harness, 2 00
Rest Kiding llridle and Ma tingnlc, no
Rest Uentlcinans' Riding Saddle, 2 00
Best Lady' Riding Puddle, 2 0(1
Best display of Saddlery, 3 ftfl
Rest Solo Leather. (iU
Rest Finished lltirncss, 1 o;t
Rest display orany kind or Leather, 1 un
Rest Robe made by i xhibitwr, 1 00
Class No. 31. Tador' and Upholsterer
vnrk.
00
00
00
00
mi
Rest Suit of Clothes made by band, 2
llest Coat made by a Lady, 1
Rest Husk M.itrass, 3
a..
Rest Hair Matrass,
i j, g Mtra.
- 1
L lass .o. oJ. 7Vi;if,7 m county
Rest Handbill, Dip. j llest Riank,
Ile.t Card. Dip. j Rest Newspaper,
Ret Ornamental Printing,
e. x - .... ...
l.ASs .no. .... -liivif'-'rar.;
Best Drain Tile, $1 I Best Fire Brii k,
Uest linK kets, I IJtst Brick,
and 1 Rest pottery.
of: Class No. 34.
Chi mleaU and Chemical Ac-.
tion in tin county.
Rest available Manure at moderate cost.
I IICPL Iflll.VIU . ...
Best Linseed Oil,
Rest Tallow Candles,
Rest Specimen of Sonp,
Uest Vinegar,
Rest Writing Ink,
Class No. 3". Wimd and iS'.'or.
Best Dressed Stone, $1
Best Orind Stone, 1
Best Butter Ladle, iOe
Bust Butter bowl, Mic
Best Split or Shav
ed Ho.ips, 50c
Best Sbinelcs, $1
Rest M'll Stone,
Rtt Floor board,
Dip
worked, 1
Red weatherboards, 1
Rest washing imirhinr!
Best Churn, ."i0c
Rest Turned Article. $1
.- will be recommended
Dip.
1 00
Discretionary nreiniutii
ror all articles of merit exhibited by nechanicr
in all Ibe various branehei, and it is hoped a
general nxhibition will be miide.
Fur all improvements useful to the Farmer, and
having valuable properties, discretionary premi
ums mnv be recommended b the Committee,
J and awarded by the Loard.
.' Cl-Afs No. "id Hat'irul Minimis.
The best suit of uscTul Minerals of Cletrfield
county, including coal,
The best Cabinet of Minerals of Clearfield
and adjoining counties, to be tie prop
erty of the Society,
The best Limestone,
it'.The best Fir? Clay,
50 ! The best Potter's Clay.
i The best Collection of Foss Is.
00 1 The best suit of Crvstulized Mineral'.
00
Class No. 37. 7.
The best display and greatest variel fl
(rafted Apples, summer and winter
Fruit, named and arranged,
00
00
01)
till
00
00
1 1 be best display and greatest variety of
Pears, nnined and arranged,
i The best display and greatest variety of
Peaches, named and arranged.
00
oo !
Itarry't Fruit Onriltn.
The best specimen of Apples, 1 peek, do do
50 i Tim best collodion or Plums,
do
do
do
do
do
do
50 I The best collection or Cherries,
50 The best collection o. Quinces,
5" Rest specimen ol Foreign Urape,
I Best speciiuea or American Grapes,
do
do
do
do
Rest speenmn l l urranl,
5" , Rest specimen ot' Gooseberries,
5" , Rest specimen of Blackberries,
5ft , Best specimen of Seedling (trapes raised in
50, countv. and worthy of culture.
tie. ' BH specimeo or Domestic Wine,
50
Class No. C8. Hurtemanthip, t c.
50
eg To the Lady that manage her horse best,
jfl and sets uit gracefully, Dip.
20 To the Gentleman who manages bis horse
tifgl, snu sris mo- grai-i tun , vlp.
The best display of horsemanship, not less
than five couple. Dip.
The best Company of Cavalry, Dip.
The best Company of Infantry, Dip.
Tbe best Pand, with Brass instruments,. Dip.
The best Martial Band, Din.
The best 10 Singers, Dip,
Class No. 39. Xurserics.
Tbe best Nursery, containing tbe greatest
variety of Fruits and Shrubs, cultivated
In the most approved manner, (tbe ex
hibitor to furnish written description,
stating variety and mode of culture, $ S
Tbe Second best do Barry' Fruit Garden,
Class Xo. 40. General Lift,
The best display I g reateitjvarlety Flowers, Dip.
The best display greatest variety rianw, vip.
The bt display of Floral Ornaments, Dip.
Tk. k..t kn.at -Ilk k.nilla. DiP.
Tk. k..f hand bonu.L D'P- ' UVmi Oin-at
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P-ni't iiiii lln ii,ilvn an.) Vie sninti,i,.i
ililrlnic rltrrnl swrnftlii'ii, 11-fVii(.
lills ,11 tins i-on.'llli"il, tiiinnvp.l liV i,
.'i on I
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.inin inn? ,it tinlitrill :irtln M Itln r In niul , ,i
Ml.l
till Ii Mill ntlil ri.mni'U. coltink'iMil i al, i
of IliC ili'i-p acnlcj itnl ihnpt'itii .IMeni.J
nuryntiic elT.'t f-.C'ls tlistn. tiim..! Iv .J
I "tid demiK "f th- imlin ,i InJ
llr
l.lv. th.- .! r',t, l,.4 M"1 V"V- "' ''"'I
,:. ' im. mean. """" Uk iJ
"1
PilN. will Z""irri 10 "ipiey lin'iu mKt ,J
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Mw
ins utrners iiin,
Hlit.'m..tilt rnitn ln.Joi( llillin I,
ft
iilti.ii.il ell !.-, aud from Al.'11'' ".l kuuvri
soli..
P til
ml
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Da. Ann; Ymir I'llls an ilisiAraran
llt w.t III lnu.Hi iin. Til1)' Iti.vi. ein-wl uiy Ii
Ali
.11 nirerim. mml tloii n -r n.oei. iinn is, flu
tei
iiiriiriil.li. fur year. Ilur uhiIIht Ium Ixr
oiiilv utllli lril wltli blntln nn-t niintita nt.
In liir luir. After nor clitl I was cuin), d
jour nits, sun iiiy nureeuii' i iir.
AiS. Mil
Ui
As Family Pliytli
'tiiii Dr. II. (ln-fitri''it, A'w oi
vour rills are the prlnre of miiii. iu
Mo
tlii.ilitlin urMsa any etitrtic wh iknm,,!
it
pr.
jtri.
Dtiiil. out vi'ry cwrtiiln ami ellrrti.,,1 m tJvtr
I., whii li niuki-1 them Iu v.ilual I; t iii
tretitun-nloi tllseaw.
Headache, Sic kllrndnr lie, Foul
Vom Dr. Eltmmt ;.', JUiir
Drar lli;o. Avsa: I tiinnot snswer jv:i ti-i
I hnvo rurof with your Tills U tn r limn t t
ftrr (rrnj vith a jmrijutirr Mr.itcive. I plvtj
ili'ni-eon an effiK'liinl rnlharhc In ntr li,0 r
tiisMis... anil ijfjievina; ss I do thnl jii.r I'iOn
tiest wo hare, I ol 'course valuo thrill liichl)
1 iTTsni'r.n, Ta, l
iir. j. 1 . Arna. Mr: I liave iwn rerf ii
lll Wi,rt -ll0r,, u,,y ijy rnn ,av.. i,v
of voir Pills. Jt sunn to arlno from a I
wliit h lliv rleiin at onr.
i'JUis with great reiict. ED. Vt,
C1rk Si'i
Billon Disorder Liver C'onj
frirnt fr. Th'ntorr It'll, nf tf. m 1".
Nut only a-o vour I'llli s'lntiraljlv .t-iiti'll
1.., 114 tin aiirl.'lit. t tit 1 flnil llit'ir iwnetuMid
Ii,. I.ivi-r wry marked lii.i-.,l. llnyjt
tli-. ,tov.'il mnrr flTtiunl fnr tho ctin t,
fU nittt tlimi any one roiiii-'y 1 esli Inettlmii.
i.-jiui'f lliut we have nt li ttli a f tirK'UWr J
111) Uie conuoubcv ol llif ii-ul,-riuu atii IL,'
DnmaatT or tiis Iv
WnsliiiiKl"ii. I. C, Tlh I
Fir. : I hare osetl your Pills in my ps itrril
ir.i.ti-e evtir siltr.i yml mail, thm, ami cat, its
ay llii-y are nt itcc raioninc wt eniiny.
laiiir' ai-tinii en fue lirsr is quirl; att'l il'
tt -mly lltry are uti ailuiital lo n'toetly f.r M
,t Hint, organ. Inui-eU. I nare sliluln ,
Inlvmi dirr.isr so clMllliats that it ilij nut V
tli'iu. Irattinsllv ynrs, AlJI' Z thU
yyiiciin of Hit M,iri
Dj senttry, Dlarrliora, Itrloi,
'.iimi lr. J. G. O.fii, if L'hivt'A
V'ir Pills lua hail a long It inl In my r(
IkiI'1 11im tn r.tu as tins uf the tn-st h
vt t'intf!. lli-'U alltraTiyi' i-n.ri uji 'i th
th in an esrvllent rml. T-tirn hii i: i
',.', '.'if ilytmttry and iltarrlitrn. 1 hrr 4
ji-,1..--Ill-nt tri v arrewal'l.! ami r 'liftili isl
on
on
uf ttrlK'tl tnnl cltil-'n-n.
mi I
Oysnrpalo, TinpiirKy or thr
V..M 1,'V. J. V. Uimtt, f .e-r fA.lr.ni ('.
I. Arra: I havauwl your P'll iili
O.J
0"
.tn-,- in tor ftmlty anl hi.i.ij IIiim- I nu; 4
1 nt .It.tr... lo rHKntste in ftirutis m ra
linrilv the bli.nl, niyare me nty tun r-a
Dp
Dip. Dip.
rut liuown, an 1 1 can cnli li tniy rrroiiooi
my fiiruJ". inun, J.
Wsw, Tfyomlnc Co.. X. Y., ft.
Dna Bin : I atn uiut vour ('Miimlic I'illsJ
li. , nml Cml tle m an HTllnl pnrfilivf tl
v.ti-in ami nunfu Hit miii'aiiii "7 www
' J1.H1N IJ. ME. Villi
( n tlit Ipnt Ion, Cost I vr lies , Sup
Hhriiniatliin, t.ont, urall(
)', I'aral) aia, Fit., etc.
.. I'r. J. J'. lai.yloi, X a. r' -l. Cinj
T'i nincli ranm4 I aai'l of ymir !"!! f s
f.,wi'f. ir.illi.'raof nur fralvrn.- i,i.
a-, rfnrtt inn. as I liavs, thi-y si, hiLI join rus
iitir tt l.,r the briirht of titv imillltn.le
flint nimplni! t, '.itll. alllftitrh lil t-.in'i,
ihf t.nveuiiirf" of olhrra in..t v tk.
Iirrutn tonrigiuate in the liver, M:t y.iur I'
oi:nn and care lite nsease.
Fin-w Mr. E. Siuirt, V,yst'c,.ia .VntV
I find one or I lanre iltiat-. of vonr PilK-I
ITnwr timcarc excllei.t i.niir tl h 'h
ttrw alien wlnjly or partially st. pn-.-id. ril
$1
eft -.ttial to rlrannr tlie f'onftu.'i and rfl A
an- so niiirh the tat- aysic we liuv,. tltsl '
D.1 oilier to uiy luitieots.
From Uit R'r. Itr fuwlfi.nf the M.IMiH r
Prt.Xt Hncst vnnnb.ti, ' '
Hon- Piai I sltnlilil N- nnrrit.fiil '
your skill ha. hn.itpht If I 'td n"i r.- "'
you. A co'-l at-Iik' inm. 'tinli.and Inun.
rialtng nHrvlcic jwi'it, wlii-:. t-'i'l'' ! iii r'-'-film.
Nol.tli.lli1jnj Imd Hit' 1 ' t ' I'l:
din.e prvw wtms and wiirM. until hy tla A
excellent atrent in Itnitiuior., Itr. .vi.Kkenr.i'
Pill, 'i lifir efl.Tls w. -re slum , tin-, h
In the y of llo-m, 1 am now entirely well.
Fixm CnnMBia. Pai. n Hoi ir. La., i
Pa. Aria: I have iwn entlretv ri..l. ev
JthmmilK Gmt a painful disenw tltat I
! y. ars. I t.L..l
,'. ...w ui. ui i,.."-.
alti. lt. althmik'h a vahiaMe n-mwly in skllB
aniterons in a puMie Jiill, frtn t': . d
iine.-a that frfiientt ti.Uow tt incautiotti
. . I 1 Tl : M l ....L.I isixt.
f nitnln no memiry or minermi stinum " h
Prioe, 25 oonU per Box, or 8 Bon
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYES U. CO., lo
itif Fold bv C. D. Watson, Clear!
Irwin, Curwtnville: F. Arnold, L
Montgomery A Co., New riaiem ; J. C
Morrisdnle. C. R. Foster, Pbilirsbnrg
Chatf, Aosonville ; and by dealers e
"cLEiir HOSE WW P
Thrnkful for past fav,..7 n'1 ' f,..
ture patrouajre. I would rc.pee...
that I bave on band a-ain, i.nd at''
keep at the Ptttery in this bor uli, (
nera short distance east of the .iothtil
a large stock of Crockery , such ?(Y
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove J
f c. dc. ; and also an extensive afi
different siies and pattern- of brn
rosette fi r cornice on houses, and ol
50c
dings.
50c I
i0c
Any moulding not on hand will M
older on short notice. Also firo brl
and kept for sale.
5flc
l
ifivn. tinerai reduction on pricey
wholesale dealers. F. I.KITZLl
uiearneiu, may z.i, ifii. ly.
Cabinet, Chair Kakin?J
TOIIN Ql'LICH, of the borough of
J Pa., will be prepared at all times tj
to any business in the annve line
The best driving on tbe Course, by a Lady, Dip.! B"". n "L,'!
ic! v... r ,.t r... 3 " r:L : f busmes. is t the eld shop on the noi
notice, and in a workmanlike manner.
Market street. 3d door cr.- of Third I
mm.kritA iha old Jew stole ! where he
constantly on band a large aasortroenl
bngony and l ane JJottom i pairs, mwk
Ware of every description, which he wil
of on at reasonable term a th am4
can be had elsewhere in the county.
Hi toek of Cabinet Ware now on hi
.l.t. In nartof Dressing and Common
K,,f. Sawinc and Washing Stands, H
it,,. w n..ai. French and Field Post R4
T,;-,. Rraakfaat. Centre. Card and
tia. An. Coffins manufactured and del
my place desired.
I February 9, 18S. no. 4, rol. iv.J
f KH'ORJ for Medicinal purposes-
A Port and Sherry Wine,
HART3W