J'tammkrers. Stenh-
lib a joviul soul, and hesi
t play a trick on any ono.
Ins acquaintance was a
,dy and a young man, both
.t jm Stammered very badly.
They were not acquainted with each
other.
Bob F , the young man allu
ded to, was quite sensitive ; and to
think that any one was making fun
ofhis defects, Ircquently new into a
passion. It was Stephen's fortune to
meet both of thorn at a party, ana nc
boon determined oa a joke
"Miss She," said he, approaching
his lady friend, "may 1 have the pleas.
uro ofintrodutiug one of my acquain-
anccs, a worthy young gentleman r
"Cer-cor-tcr-certainly, sir."
A way he started for Bob F
"Kob, old fellow, hire is a nice girl
I want to introduce vou to. Come
on."
"Does she taw-taw? talk V asked
Hob.
"Yes like blar.es."
St) off they started, tind soon ap
proached the scatof tho lady. Steph
en introduced them, and immediately
drew to ono side, that he might see
how they would manago each other,
when his oars wcro greeted with the
following conversation :
"How are you enjoy-joy-joy joy
ing yourself th-th-this c-e-e-ovening,
inarm
"Th-th-ltiank you, pleasently : but
it is ra-a-ther warm."
Bob's brow contracted ; but ho res
trained his feelings, and continued.
"Pr-pr-pr-prcsume your are acq-q-quantod
with m-nwnost of those pr-pr-present
?"
"Yo-ye-yo-yos, sir, with all, I be-bc-bo-bolievo,"
she said, at the same
timo smiling.
But that smile ruined herforcvor in
Bob's estimation, for hastily rising,
ho exclaimed :
"By th-th-th-thunder, madam, it
that is tho w-w- way you make fun of
sifellow,8in hr-hr-nr-mitics, you may
go to gr-gra."
Tortugas, to which point tho muti
neors of several regiments have been
nent, to work out the period of their
onlistmont, i a bleak and barren sand
kcy in tho Gulf of Mexico, obout ono
hundred miles southwest from Capo
Kable. It is cheerless and uncomfor
table, desolated by simoons and peo
pled by venomous reptiles decidedly
ono of tho most uncomfortable points
to which the government is obliged to
Hend itssubirdinatcs. The mutineers
Vanished to Tortugas do not go as sol
diors, but as unarmed
laborers, and i
' !
will bo compelled to work upon f'orti
tlcations, much as penitentiary con
victs do in quarries and sand-banks.
They may bo rcstorod to their regi
ments by good conduct, and most of
them propably will bo before long.
Bflfc,God loves to smilo most upon
his people when tho world frowns
most. When tho world puts its iron
chain upon their legs, then (!od puts
bis Uoluen chains about their necks ;
when tlio world puts a Bitter cup into!
their handu, then (iod drojs pome of!
Ins goodness and sweetness into it.
"When tho world is ready to Btone
them, then God gives tho white stone;
and when tho world is tearing their
good names, then ho gives them a
new namo, and uono Knows lutho
lie that lias it a namo, that is better
than that of sons and daughters.
SrWe havo found out tho difficul
ty in Kentucky. Sho is tho "half
horse half-alliijntor" state. The horse
pulU North, the alligators pulls south
-and tho state is nowhoro. Kentucky
n'lll nrtn lifltA t f inn t'n Itnl rtlt.ii. .t
.., ,i ii'i .i I i
Cither go tho Whole horSO, or the Whole
uuigaior.
fear"Papa, can't I go to the Zoolog
ical rooms to eo tho camomile fight
tho ri-no-sir-eo-lioss ?" "Sartin, my
on, but don't get your trousers torn.
Strange, my dear, what a tasto that
boy has for nat'fal histoiy. Jvo lon
ger than yeftcrday ho had eight torn
cats hanging by thoir tails to the
clothes lino'
Hon. Joshua R. (iiddinoh writes a
column liittiM1 tn Hon .1 W Vnnen
favoring general emancipation, nnd.j,'.1"'
denouncing a coalition of tho JJemo- '
cratic andliopublican parties as "an "
attcmiit to chancre front in face of tho ".
enemy an acknowledgment that wo
havo been wrong."
Ge.v. McClellan, with thotruoeyo
of a soldier, when he rode through
tho camp of Gen.Blcnker nnd saw
tlio admirable disciplino to which his
men had been brought, said, with un
feigned dolight, "When I am amonglcurwensville.curwonaville,
you Gcrmnns, I always feel as if I had ; Deeter, Phiiip burg,
rot union rr soldiers"
o a
The Charleston Mercury snys that
Is a no V. Fowler, the defaulting New
York postmaster, is pleasantly loca
ted at tho city of rl epic, Mexico, a
bout fifty miles from the l'acific, and
employed as tho chief agent of Messrs.
Uarron, Forbes, fe Co., tho wealthy
bankers and manufacturers.
JkJr James Gamblo of Charleston
township Chester county, recently
shot a white crano measuring five and
a half feet over tho wings.
L. Luther, Esq., has boon appoin
ted postmaster of Kidgwny, Pa., vice
Matthew L. Itoss, remoted.
tta-"XoNE of your unkiud reflect
ions," ns the did maid said to tho looking-glass.
! E YE, EAR
mm
Poo lor
I ..OR.MERI.V VUvriicnn and Surgeon to (be Brompton Lung HoapiUl. of London, England, now
J of riTTSlll'KC II, Pa., bega leave to announce to all Invulida, thut, owing to the many solic -
nations of his friend, bo baa concluded to pny professional viaila to the following nnuiod places
and by arriving at we aiy set lorin, can oe conjuiieu oy we nniicicu, nom dime anu remain, uu
Diseases of the Heart, Liver and Lungs; Cunccr, Fits, Scrofula, and nil Iisoaaas of the Blood.
Also, all liiseasoa appertaining to the KVK and EAR. PARTIAL DEAFNESS, Kinging Noiaea in
the Ilcad, and Discharges from the Ear, caa be speedily cured by Dr. llom'a Sciontitio Treatweat j
and many other diseases thut bave baffled the (kill of the ao-called distinguished physicians.
APPOINTMENTS.
CLAKIOX, at Clark's llolol, from the 15th of May to the let of June.
CORSICA, at Wbitmer's Hotel, June 1st. Again, Sept. lat and 2d.
BKOOK VILLE, at the American llouac, from 3d to th June. Again. Sept. 3d, 4th nnd 5th
LU'f HERKHl'HU, nt Keed'a Hotel, Jujie 10th and 11th. Again, Sept. luth mid lltli.
CLEA HFIELI), Johnaori'a Hotel, June 12th to loth. Agnin, Sept J2th and 13th.
BELLEFO.NTE, Morrieon'e Hotel, from June 17th to lath. Again, Sept. 14th and 15th.
TYRONE C'TV, nt Mre. Thon.aa' Hotel, June 21ataud 22d. Again, Sept. 17th and 16th.
At bia INFIRMARY, from June 22d to July 17th.
Listen to the Voice of Truth and Reason ani Front by it.
Ibe lime una come when nil who will, can oscapo the iron grasp of Mercury, by ca'ling, without
dolay, to see the well known and justly cdohrittod Eclectic European Pbysiciuu, Dr. Bout, who
will administer those only true and snfo medicinei. extracted from the iiinstchniie root nnd iikiiiis.
which are prepared under hiaown supervision,
ess, which were never designed for the syatoui,
and goue It early graves.
THINGS TO BE
Hcmtmher that Dr. Bortwnnta no patients but
guishingthe aervicca of a regular thorough bred
qunck,
lUmembtr, Dr. J5ort a remeuica nnU trentincnt
prepareu troin a lite spout in Hie great hospitals of hu rope and the first in the country,
tcmcmbtr, that Dr. Bort baa a more extended practice than any other physician in Western Peon
aylrnnio. Hi-member, thntoiaVena of ediirntion, nnd our popular men, nre all well iciiunintod with, and tnke
grent pleasure iti recommending Dr. Bort to the nlllicted.
Jtemember, thut Dr. Bort mukeano fulao reproaentutiona to gull the unfortunato, but all be say a wil
be faithfully carried out.
Itemember, that Dr. Bort pays every attention to disearea of a cbronie nature.
iJ'Certificiitoa of Curea may be aeon at bia respective rooms.
l)r. Bort ia furnished with over aix thousand lottera of recommendation from aome of (bo most
distinguished men living. Also has awarded to him diplomaa from aome of tho moat celebrated
Hospitals and Infirmaries in Europe, for hie unparnllelled observations in Diagnosis, nnd observa
tions in oiacoveiing rcraodica fur the cure of diseases that have heretofore bullied tho skill of mauy
of the medical profession.
An early cull from thoao wishing to consult the Doclrr, ia earnestly rcnucited. o as to receive
full benefit of treatment, and thua do juatlee to
1'leaao bear in mind when Dr. liort will be In your place. Persons desirous of consulting him
will confer a crent fnvor by culling on the first day of his arrival, aa hia rooms nre so often cr.iwd-
ed, it ia utterly impossiblo to attend to tho nnxioua
ni (be above plneea on the first ooach on the day appointed.
Plea&o extend the invitation to all invalid acquaintance!, and ebligo yours, io.
May 29, '!. 2
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JOB PRINTING.
An extpiitiivo stock of Jobliinu; materia
enables tlio Ptililislirr of the "Jlepubliean'
to un notices to the t utile thut ho ia nrena
rec " " u '"s oi
j', 4"'"3
its. Programme.
Blanss, Fapjx Boors, Circulars,
Labels, Ball Ticxits Handiuli.s,
and every ind of printing usuully done
in a eouiitryj ob office.
Ail oidir wil be executed with neat
ness nnd denpnlch.
O. B. GOODLAKDER t- CO.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Time of lloldhijj Court.
Second Monday of January,
Third Monday of March,
lbirJ .Monday of June,
Fourth Monday of September,
In each year, and continue two weeks if ne
ccasary.
County Ofllrcra,
Prea't Judge,Ilon. Snmuol Linn. Bellefonte
Aa'te fudges.IIon Win L Moore, Clearfield.
Hon Heni Bonaall, I.utliersburi
Pher.If, Fred'k O. Miller Clearfield
l'rotbinntary,John L. Cuttle, "
Reg. A Rcc. James Wiiglry, "
District Att'y Robert J. Wallace, "
Treasurer, (1. B. Unodlimder, "
Ci. Surveyor, 11, ',, Wright, Glen Hope
Cuinuil8s'n'r5,Wui. M'Crueken, Lumber City
Wm. Merrcll, Clearfield
fi. C, Thompson, Morrisdale
Auditors, B. C, Bowman, Philipaburg
Isnao W. Urahau.Clearfield
J. B. Shaw,
Coroner, Goorge Richards, "
VM of 1'ot.t Olliccs.
Toirmh ipt.
iVonin. of P, O,
Xilmen nt P. HI
men nope, o. AV. Calw el
Mower, JUrv EMer.
Cbeat, T. A. M'Uhee
"h, J. Y, Ct.-sr.riU
vsiunu, AewiBMlilth
Clearfield Briige, P. 11. Miller
Woodland, Ed. W illiams
Luthersburg, R. H. Moore.
Treutville, C- f. Sloppy,
Jefleraon Line, John Heberling
Forest, Ja- Bloom
Now Washington J J. M, Cummingi
Bradford,
Brady,
Bloem,
Bornalde,
it
Clearfield,
Covington,
nurnsiue, Jas McMurray
Cloarfield,
Frenehville,
M. A. Frank.
P. A. Gaulin.
J F W Siehnarr
Samuel Way
Centre county
Edm. Williams
KnrthauSf
rerguaon, Marron,
Ferguson,
x,
Girard,
Jtelon Post Office, Elk county, Pa.
McColm juuia, u. Jiignot
jsain 11 1 uu,
Willinin Parr
Uosbon, bbawarille, A. B, Shaw
Graham, Grahamtnn, T. H. Forcee.
Gulich, milhs Mills, J. A. II eg arty
" Madeira, C. J. Puscy.
Huston, Tyler, David Tyler
" Tennfield, H. Woodward
Jordan, Anaonille, Elira Chase
Karthaua, alt Link, 0. Heckadorn
Knoi, New Millport, P. K. Mokol
Lawrence, Breckenridge, J, W. Thouipa'n
Morris,
Kylcrtown, Jas. Thompson
Morrisdale, J. McClelland
Lumber Cltt.f H. W. Spencer,
Grampian Hills, A. C. Moore,
Curwenarille, Rainael Way
Bloominirville. Michael Wi
Penn,
Pike,
ITnion, Rockton, W. F. Johnson
Woodward, Jeffries, T. Henderson
J Thia PostOftice will to for Chest township
f Will answer lor Ferguson township,
"II OBERT J. WALLACE, Amiisgr at Law,
XV Clearfield, Fa., Office in Skew's Row, op
osite the JcuroSl office.
deo. 1, 1858, tf,
AND LUNG
9.
BflKT,
and therefore avoid ng the use of arl Mikiial l'oia-
to tuko which many thousands havo fallen victime
JIKMEMISEREI).
these fullv cannblo of annreeiniins and dia'in
physician, from a paltry, unlearned and trifling
are entirely unknown to nil other in this country
himself. Time United.
aoliuitationa of all. Dr. Bort will arrive at each
WALTER BARRETT
ATTORNEY AT LAW, will altond promptly
and faithfully to nil legal business entrusted to
hia caie, in the aeveral Courta of Clearfield and
adjoining counties,
Offirt lie ono formrrly occupied by O. R.
Barrett.
Oct. 26th, T85B 1y.
C. XRATZER & SON.
MKKCII AXTS, and dealora in Boards and
Shingles; Grain and Produce. I'KONT Street,
above the Academy Clearfield Pa.,
June 12th, 61.
JAS. tl. I.AIIHIMFR. . TSJST
JAItltlMI.lt A TF.ST, Attorney at Law
J Clonrfield, Pa., will attend promptly to Col
Uiohs, Luhd Agenciea, Ao., Ac, in Clearfield
Centre and Elk coutities. July 30. y
DK. M. WOODS, havlif clanged his loen
tiun from Curwonsvilii o Cloiirfield. rea-
poctfully offora hia professional aervicca to the
citixsns cf the latter place and vicinity.
Residence on eoeond atreet, opposite h it of
. Crana, Esq. my ' 156.
iV THE
CLEARFIELD COUNTY
A G K I C U L T U R A L S ( ) C I E T .
To be held at the borough of Clearfield
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the. litth, tiith, th tind
Wit days of October, A. 1)., JH01.
ELLIS IRWIN, rronidont..
1). F. Ktzwkileh, Secretary.
Levi F. Ihvin, Cor. Secretary.
James Whioley, Trensurcr.
John F. "Wkavku, LibrHrian.
Gen. A.M. Hills, Marshal.
Wm. Ten Kyck, Chief of Tolicc.
Fees for Admission, Fntry Fees, ,fr.
Single admission, - - - 15 cts
Children under 12 years, - ()
I ickets for a single day, - 2")
Single ticket during Fair - fifj
Tickets for a family, to admit
lady nnd gentleman and 3
children under 15 years,
For trotting premiums, each
horse,
For pleasure,
SI 00
Class No. 1 Steeepstakes, open to all compel.
llors.
Beat Bull, $10 00 2d Beat Bull, $5 00
All breeds come toL-clher in this class, and
compete with each other. To be judged by thoir
good plants, symmstry of frame, ability to fatten,
and the stock they will produce.
U.AS8 i0. 'i. tirade Cattle,
Beat Cow, $10 00 I 2d Beat cow
t 00
Best Hciflcr, i 00 Boat Calf under
2d Bert calf under 8 months old, 3 00
8 months old, Ihutd'i Vault JJoi tor
Class No. 3. Oxen,
Boat Yoke of Oxen, - . . - f 10 00
2d Best ' Uadd'$ Cattle Doeto. and 3 00
CLASS Ho. 4.
ei nit jmiiiock, vow or iioiuerorcrz
yoaraold, - - - - - $S 00
24 best do do Ihtdd'i Cattle Dnelnr. A 1 00
Cass No. 5. Thorough bred JIursesopcn
to all.
Best bullion, $15 00 1 Best Mare A Colt 10 an
2d beat do & 00 2d best do A 00
Th. KPnminm. I. ILL .1 .-- I .1 I-I
for hjr; ;h;; ::ori
The society wishes to encoura.. 11,. r.t.ln, 'r '
i peuigrois ronaer them wnrLUv.
1.1..1. u i
('i to fi liU.nn r;,. n e, J
Class o. 0. ludmg , Carriage, Draft W
tarm Jlorses,
Best Saddle -Horse, .... $J oo
Beat matched carriage horses, Youatt on I
tne Ifone, and -
Beat single family horse, in harness, You.
alt on the Horn, and . . .
Beat Span of Draft horse or mares, 1'oa-
n(l on the llort, and .
Beat Span of Farm horses, or mares, You.
nit on th Worse, and
Best Gelding, or Mare, for work, over 4
yeart old, Foanri oa tk Hone, and
Beat Colt nnder I years old, ) eiltoa tkt
Hone, and . .
The horeo that moves the heaviest load
on a Stone Boat, without whip,
Youatt on th Hone, and
00
I
00
I
4 00
CLASi No. 7. Trotting Hirrtctopen to all.
Best time 3 in i, trotting in single bar
ness, 1 oaali en ts liort. and Si) 04
No premium wilt be paid unless Five entrin
are made. Each hone to trot against tin.
Class No. 8. Hours owned in County. Citi-
mm' irse. liest 2 in 3, on time
Beat trotting bone, or mart, under saddle,
Younlt on tht Hone.
Boit trolling home, or maro,in single bar-
noas, Youatt on the Hunt.
1 Boit trotting puir of horses, or mares, in
harness, Younlt on tht Jlurte.
Beit pacing bnrc, or mora, (In do
licit walking horse, or mure, do' do
Class No. 9. Sheep and Wool.
Beet Buck, any breed, A'ten't Fum Puok, t- $2 00
Beat Kwe, any hroed, do do do 2 00
Beat 3 Sheep fattened fur mutton, 2 00
Bc.it 2 Lambs, 2 00
Beat Fleece of wool, . . - - 1 00
t Specimen of woul, . Diploma.
1 Clam No. 10. Swim;, open to all.
!.( iilmr. nv I, rood.
VuHtf Farmer' Manuel, and $! 00
Beat Breeding aow, any breed,
Kurmrr and ilunlrncr, and 2 00
Beat Hog, Farmer and (Jardmer, and 2 00
, Beat Pig nndor 6 inontha old,
1 00
I Clam No. 11 Poultry.
Beat Coop Spring Chickens, not leas than A; I
licimcm Turkey, .... I
Best display of Chicken, - - - 1
Clash No. 12. Vlowiny.
Owner of to.iin nud plow who
iitow jrrccn award tho best,
Yunnq Farmer' Mantlet, nnd
3 00
Owner of tenui and plow who plows Mubblo
til 0 beat, Allen tarm ISook, anu J
(JLASS J'lowt Rotten and Drill
' '.' t ICutivt ton
'" "' '
j Beat plow for stubble or sward, - I
Best sub. soil plow, Iturnt Fruit Harden, A 1
Best Side Hill plow,
Heat liiltivnlor,
Best Clod-Orulicr and Roller combined,
Best tlrain Drill, Atlru't Farm Hank, A
Best llorso Rake, $ I
"est Corn Shelter. 1
Best Ko.iperuud
Mower, . i 00
Butt Corn planter 1 00
; ! uesi inrcMiing nia-
chine, - - 3 00
Bea Fanning Mill 2 00
Best Hay Vilebing Machine,
1 00
Heat Ox Joke nnd llowa,
Best Stulk or Straw CutMr,
llcst Hnre Power for (Jcnerul Parpnaos,
Best Original Invention of Agricultural
Implement, -
o
5 00
All articles enumerated iu thia class not made
;n the county, hut produced upon rxhibltiou, if
worthy of it, n il! be awarded a Diploma,
Class No. 14. Miscellaneous Farming .
plements.
Best Bee Hive, 00
Best Polato Digger 40
Best 0 1 1 ii ml rakea I 00
Best Stun! Puller .1 00
Best (irain Cradle, I CO
liest lot or Gardening toola, - 1 00
Best act Farming utensils, owued by Fa.iner.') 00
Class No. 15. Wheat; Hurley, 1 oru, i(e.
Best Aero of winter wheat, Farm, it- Onrd. 00
Best Acre of .Spring wheat,
Aniiriemn Ayrirnltiiri't I vccaiid 3 00
Beat Field of wheut, 4 to 10 acres,
Amerivit Aijrirultarint I ywir, and 3 00
Beat Acre of Corn, ytni'a Ay. 1 yt'ii, and 2 00
Best F'ield of Hurler, nut lesa than 3 acrea,
American Airiculturinl I fenr, and 2 DO
Bost Aero of Cits, 1m'u Aa. 1 y nr, and 2 Oil
Best Aero of Rye, Am'u Ay. I yenr, nnd 2 00
Heat bnahel of Corn ears, " '
Best 3 acr.s of Buckwheat, "
Best btfhel winter wheat, "
Bert bushel Spring do "
Best j acre of Potatoes, "
Best 1 aero of Beans, "
Best acre of Clover seed, "
Best i nero of Broom Coi n,
Beat erc of Sorghum,
Hest aero of Pens,
Best J ncre of Biilabgaa,
Best J busbol of Timothy seed,
Beat 1 acre of Currots,
and 1 AO
" 1 00
t 00
1 00
2 HO
2 01
2 uo
l on
i on
l
1 CO
1 00
Best j ncre of Turnips, .
( rop being equal, preference will be given to
thoso that yield tho largest net profit. Plater-cuts
to be furnished by tne exhibitor. They;
must hi measured, er weighed, and a sample
furnished at the Fair.
Applicants for premiums must furbish the eom
mi'teo with a statement tinned by themselves
under u bledgeof veracity, of the quality of grain
raised on the ground entered for a premium, and
must state, ns correctly aa they can, the kind and
condition of tho previous crops; tho kind and
quantity of s?ed used, and the time nnd mde of
patting it in tho ground.
Persons enlo ing Field Crops for exhibition, or
intending to do so, may giro uotieo to the Exee
u ive (.'omniiltee at any lime, nnd bnvo the field
measured and examined by a committee, while
growing.
Class No. 16 Bread and Cereal Food.
Best 3 Loavca of wheat Bread, Diploma.
Best Loaf of Corn Bread, - rlo
liest l.oaf of Rye Bread, - - do
Beat Pound, Sponge, Fruit, Jelly, Codee,
Iwwy and Plain Cake. each a do
Bost Pie, any kind, Dip.
Bost Preasrvoa,
Dip.
Beat Jelly,' Dip.
Beat Ice Cream, Dip.
lest display of
Preserves a( Jelly Dip
i lass io, ii. uuuer unit .neese.
Hist 10 pounds of BuMcr,
Best Firken of 2.' lbs., or more, of Butter
made in .May or June,
Beat Cheese,
Class No. 18. Fla ir.
Beat Dnrrrl of Fl ur,
Beat 100 lbs. of Flour. Spring wheat,
Best 50 lbs. of Rye Flour,
Best SO lbs. Buckwheat Flour,
liest 50 lba. Cora Meal,
Class No. IU. Ihwestie Articles.
Best P.ox, or Jar, of Honey,
Best 10 pounds of Maple Sugar,
i.. i .. ...
1 00
1 00
nesi reneliea, put up Air-tight,
Best Tomatoes, put up Air-tight,
Beat Blackberries, put up Air-tight,
Best Currants, put up Air-tight,
Host Fancy Jar of Pi-klea,
Beat Gallon Hyrup, Maple or Sorghum, each.
Best Cured Ham, rooked,
Best Dried Beef, with mode of curing, 1
Class No. 20. Dometic Minfeturc
neat 10 yarns or flannel, J no
B s, 10 yards of Sattinct, 1 no
Beat 10 yards of Cloth, 1 fin
Bset pair of woolea Blankots, 1 O'-'
Best li yards of woolen Carpet, 1 no
Heat 15 yarda of Hag Carpet, wonlcbain, 1 00
Beat 15 yards of Rag (aurpet, eotton chain, 1 00
Best Woolen Coverlet, j 00
Best W'oolen fringed Mitta, 50
Beat Hearth Bug, 50
. neat pair 01 woolen Knit Stockings, SO
Beat nound of linen Sewinir Thr,! ha
uest specimen or Knotting. Knitting or Nee-
dlo work, by Misses under 12 yrs. of ace
Beat Miir ofcetton knit Rinekl,,,,.
"est pound tf Stocking Yarn,
nosv rooi .nut, 00 neat Tidy,
l,c,t S,rnw Uonncl SO Best Straw Hat,
Class No. 21 Wr.ll.- Xhsll It'. j..
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2!i! ti m ot.
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50
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60
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iT? 'I'" ". ' ""u.le wor. on Mach.ne,
cs groiist oi r lowers In worsted.
Bt 'peeimen of Embroidory in worsted,
lieat specimen of Embroidery in Lace,
Rest specimen of Embroidery In Mu.lin.
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Hesi Shirt made by Mies under 12 yrs. ofage, 50
Best Patching and Mending, 50
j qo nesi specimen or Leather work, 50
' Beat ibccimen of Wax Flowers, 50
j pa 1 Beat specimen of Feather work, 50
I Best specimen of Ornamental work, . SO
J 00 Class No. 22. Drew Making and Millinery.
I oBlBc,tI''uiaking,Jl 00 Best Millinery, 1 00
i Class No. 23. ArtLitie work.
"eat Tainting in oil, Diploma.
"uai 1 smiling m water ociors,
Beit Portrait Painting,
Beat Landscape Painting,
Best Cattle Faintinc.
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Best Ornamental Painting of toy kind,
Best Daguerreotype taken on tbe ground.
Best Amhrntype taken oa the ground.
Beat Photograph taken on the ground,
Best Ornamental Penmanship,
(Berjt Arohiteeturel Drvrinp;,
en n ruing,
Class' Kii. H.Daitjtu.
Beat deaign for Farm Ileuae, Ban, Car-rlago-llouae
and Stable, '
Beat Deaign for Dairy llouie,
Beat Deaign for Dry House,
Beat Deaign for Bridge, witb plain tpan
not Ivia than 250 foet,
Class No. 25.-.Vetalie Fabric
cftinery.
Beat C'oking Ptovo, wood oi coal,
2d beat Cooking-Stove, Wood or coal,
Hd beat Cooking Stove, wood or uoal,
Beat Parlor Stove,
2d beat Parlor Stove,
Beat Caat Iron Fence,
2d beat Caat Iron Fence,
Best apociinen lot of Tinware,
2d beat do do do
Beat specimen of Blncksmitbiug,
Best specimen of Uunaiiiithing, . ,
Bext specimen of Iron Turning,
Beat rihowur Bnth, '
Beat Pkte castings,
Beat Original Iuvention in the county,
2 00
1 00
5 00
The ahovo premiums are offered for articloa
munutactored in the county. A Diploma may be
awarded for any cf the above articles on exhibi
tion, without regard to where it was manufactur
ed. Beat display of Tablo and Pocket Cutlery,
or Amurunn Manufacture, Dip.
Boat display of Kdged Toola, do
Beat display of Farming autl Field toola, do
Class No. 30. Vehicles of all kind.
Beat Futniiy cnrringi $5 Boat Buggy, 3
Best rami wagon 4 Beat Sleigh, 2
Beat Lumber tiled 2 Boat Horae Cart, 1
Bvst Wbcolbarrow, 1
A Diploma may bo awarded for articloa iu
cluaa not manufactured in the county.
Cuss No, 27. Cabinetwarc in count).
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Best Dressing Bureau I t
lie.'t Lounge, 1
Beat aet of Chnirs, 2
Iioat variety of Cliuiri, 2
Boat set Parlor'Furn'e, 6
liest Looking glnssfia'cl
Best Pofu,. 2
Beat Lxten.table2
Best Wnah aland, t
Heat Centre tuble2
Beat Bedstead, 2
Beat Office Cbiiir.l
Vest display of Cabinet-ware, Dip. and 4
Class No. 28. Coopering . Carpentering,
Beat specimen of Pino waro,
oo "en wmaow aiian, l i lieat Lot of llnaketa,
Best nindew.idinil, 1 liest Lot of liuckets, I
Beatsel grain measures.! Beat Panel Door, 1
Class No. 2'J. Roots and Garden Vegetables
Beat 4 atalka celery, Dip. Beat J bu. carrots, 50c
Beat ft beads cubbago 4(e Best J bu.rutubag,40e
Best 2 do collnflow'r,40c Best ) bu. la. bcets50c
ticst ball buabul tuble potntoa,
liest quart of windscr beans,
Beat variety of Squaab,
Be variety of melons,
liest Sweet Potntoa,
Beat half bushel of Totnatos,
All vegct bles must buvo been raised
exhi'iitor.
("lash No. 30. Currier', Saddlers and Shoemakers.
Beat Gentloniena' Boats nnd Shoes,
liest Lady a' Boots and Shoos,
Best display of Boots and Shoot,
Boat Travelling Trunk,
He: t Tug llaraess,
Best Carriage Harness,
Boat Single Harness,
Beat hiding liridlo and M.i tingalo.
Boat Gentlenians' lti. ting Saddle,
Boat L.dys' Biding Saddle,
Best display of .saddlery,
Beat role Leather,
Best Ffliished Harness,
Beat display of any kind of Leather,
Beit Kobe uiudo by exhibitor,
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2 00
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oholdttcr
work.
Beat Suit of Clothes made by baud,
Best Coat mnde by a Lady,
Ileit Husk Miitrasa,
Beat Hair .Matrons,
Best Struw JIatraas,
Class No. 32. Printing in county.
Beat Handbill, Dip. I Heat Blank,
Best Card. Dip. Host Newspaper,
Beal Ornamental Printing,
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ii.Atg .o. o.i. CMonc-v'urr.
Best Tlruln Tile, $1 I Host Fire Brick, $
Best Brackets, t Beat Brick,
Beat Pottery, 1
Class No. Si. Chemicals arid Chemical Ac
tion in the count'.
Best ovailublo Manure nt moderate cost, 1
Best available Manure fur Farm P.uducta, 1
Beat svailablo niatoriul for Glue, 1
Best Linseed Oil, j
Beat T.1II0 Cunilos,
Best Specimen of Soap,
Best Vinegar, j
Beat Writing Ink, j
Class No. 3". Wood and Stum:
Beat Diessed Stone, $1 I Best .M'll Stone,
'Jest Giind Stone,
1
Beat Floor boards,
Best Butter Ladle,
liest Bultor bowl,
Beat Split or Shav
ed IIops,
40o
50c
worked, 1
Beat weatherboards, 1
Boat washing machinel
40c I Ileal Churn, 50c
Si Beat Tururd An h-1.. SI
uest Mnngles,
I'lacretionnry preiiiium- will bo leionnnended
for nil articles of merit exhibited by mechanics
in all the various brntirhei, nnd It ia booed a
geneinl nxbibition will be made.
l or all improvements useful to tho Farmer, nml
having valuable properties, discretionary premi
ums may he recommended b; the Committee,
and awarded by tke Board,
Class No. M Fatural Minerals.
The best suit of useful .Minerals of Cleirfield
county, including coal,
Tho best Cabinet of Minerala of Clearfield
and adjoining counties, to be the prop.
f rty of the Society,
The best Limestone,
The best Fire Clay,
The best Putter's Clay,
The best Collection ef Foss Is,
The besl suit of Cryatalixed Minerals,
Class No. 37. Fruit.
The lest ditplay and greatest variety of
Grnfted Apples, summer and winter
Fruii, nnmed and arranged,
1 he beat display and grenNt variety of
Peara, named and arranged,
The best display and greatest variety of
Peaches, named and arranged,
llarry't Fruit Garden,
ine nest specimen or Apples, 1 peck, do do
J no heat cotioction of Plums, do do
1 be best collection or Cherries, do do
The beat collection of Quinces, do do
Bost specimen of Foreign Grnpee, do do
Beat specimea of American Grapes, do do
Beat epecimm of Currants, 5na
Beat specimen Of Gooscberriea. nn-
I Best specimen of Blackberries, ,
uest specimen or Seedling Grapes raised in
county, and worthy of culture, 6O0
flsrt specimen of Domeetlo Wine, fl
Class No. 38 Horsemanship, et-e.
Io tho Lady that manages her horse beat,
and seta moat gracefully, Dip.
To the Gentleman wbo manages his horse
beat, and sets mo-t gract fully, Dip.
The best display of horsemanship, not less
than five couple. nt
The beet driving on the Course, by a Lady, Dip. I
1 ne nest company or Cavalry, Din.
Tbe best Company of Infantry, Dip.
The best Pand, with Brass instruments. Din.
The best Martial Band, Dip.
The best 10 Singers, Dlj!
C'LASa No. 39. AVscrtV.
Tbe best Xurserr, containing the greatest
variety of Fruits and Shrubs, cultivated
In tbe moat approved nxuiner, (the ex
hibitor to furnish written description.
TL. , l"BiJ J"d mo of c.ul,nro' 3
Tbe BecDnd best do . Carry's Fruit Garden
Class No. 40. General List.
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The dlSS I 5, .
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1 u u uibmi,j vi x-iuraii vrnamtots,
, The best boqaej, arith handle,
. Tbe best band boquet,
Dip.
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OATHARTlc
Are yon ajek. a.,,. .
raiitl,ai,dy,H5k
conilurtaWet TbZ'
Umiaarori ikjiiL
aarloua lllueu. s5
uu muma be attrhj C
eleauae out ttw dlsoriui
mora pntifr tUhta?
bt th. Balu,
atructed n ulu, T
Tli ailomlata tb. ftaS
tlvltv. nur rr ik. ..Zr'.
""'ft v
(lie outt
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tructlnn, i
disease. A cold sattlae somewhere la tha Lna. ..r
strncts its natural functions. Tlitse, if lot ml
react upon tmunselvas and the surrounuW 0rj"H
ihteinc mineral anrravatiou. aulfurinr. H...r r'av
While ill tlila conilltlou, opureaseil by Ibe denuirfcZ
take Ayer's I'll I", and see bow' diracllir tin, nun?
uatiirid anion of the ajni, and with It Uw
fuellug of hvaltli an.
hat U true and au aimu.:,1
tins iririui auu common coniuuini, Ii alao true la k.
of the deap aeated and daiigeroua iliitnmpsri. Tat
ptirgntlve 60001 expels them. Canted by alnillar oIkh?
lions and deraiipemanla of tha natural functluniS?
txaly, Ihey are rapidly, and many ( thein sural, ,
by the aiuna 1110am. None who knew the virtue uliJU
Pllla, will neglect to employ Hum when sufferliit h.
tha disorders they cure.
Htntxnmnta from leading phyairlisas in toma tf a.
nriiiefiMl cltid. and from olhur wall km.u.. I
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Vom a forwarding ilcrdtant iS. iouii, H,.iiiu
Da. Aa: Your Pills are tbe paraxon of all iw
eruat in fiill,.,i.. 'ritiw Imv. c,irl .,. .
luciiralilfi for years. Her mother has bean lonJlr
oualy afflicted with blotches and plumb oa liir AiZT,
Iu her hair. After our child was cured, llit alai iZ
your 1'illa, aud they lava cured her.
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ASA MOIMniDQi,
Aa at Faintly Pltyelc.
From Dr. E. IP. CUrtierij'il, Ktw Orftant,' 1
1 or run mrv wm pnoca 01 purges. Thtir atttlL,.
qualities surpass any cathartie wo pnaaeas. Tim a
mild, but very cor uiu and eftectiial In tlislr arlkia I
liowala, which uakea litem invaluable to w In tfc,
tnmtiiieut of dlaoaae.
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Headache, Sleklleadaehe, Foul ttomtti
Front Dr. Edward lloyd, Riltimm
1
Datallao. Araa: I cannot answer von aiWeoaitU.
I liRTocurftfwlth your I'tlla hotter liiantoavallttT
ever treat with a purgutiut nedielnt. I pllre grtuZl
dance oa a!tt erToctuul cathartic in my cluiy omiiJTJ
dlamse, and believing aa I do that your fill! ajunia. ii
beat we have, I of course .valuu thein lilghly.
rirrsBcnn, Pa., Mav 1, llit 1
Dg, J. Q. Area, filrt T bare be.n rAnt.t.ai . .
(Ov
the worst kradaclm any body can have by a dow i
of your Pllfa. It seems to arise (tutu a fboj htmti
40.
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earliliin Uia liuansm lat miaaa
lours with great reaiect, Er). W. Mltnu
nrknStitmirClmi
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the
Olllons Disorders Liver ComptalaU.
From Dr. Tlitadore llrtt, nX'nr Tint Ctf.
Nut only are your Pills n.lmlruhlr ian(a4 Io OVii..
ansa aa an aiwrlont, but I find their leDrartilrafka
tha Livorvery marked I01I01.I. They ban i air
tbe prored invre etrectual for tha cure at fciifitj g
uUtiuli than any one remedy 1 cau uientioa. 1 liar,!,
rrjolrathatwubareat leimlli a ,u rarnliio ,-bkl.
thy tbe coundeuce ol the profissi ju aud Uie rriu
DtPAnriisNT or tut I.iiui:iL 1
Va.liiiiL'toli. D. C. Ill, IhI, lies I
Pia 1 1 have uaad your I'illa in uiy geurral anil Wm
praatlcoaver aluce you uiada tbeiii,awl caauut buaaiii
luting action on tho livar ia quiik aud darUai aX
iuntljr thoy are an admirable r.uiedy for drrauinmt,
i f tliat organ, Indeed, I liana eeidiiiu found a ami
kitioiu iutatt ao olistiualo thai It did not riwlilr ;I4
tkoui. Jiraterually joura, AINZU HALL, iu,
i'liyticiail oj tlie Manm Ihjti
Dyaentery, Diarrhoea, Relai, Worni,
' Dr. J. (J. (Aim, 1 t'uoim
Your Pills have bad a long trial In uir praetiea, sal I
bold rbem iu eatm aa one of tlio boat ajieriauu I he.
over found. Their alterative olivet upon Ilia llTwiuk
llicm au excellent remedy, when given lu RiualliluMif
bthom dyuuUry ani aiarrhaa. llieir iiipirfliiuj
uiaaoa nun very a'j'inui auu coufuluut U tiai
of women aud cliaTTu.
Dyaprpala, Impurity of the Blood,
From JUv. J. l Uima, lutor aAdixHt C.urt,H.
Da. Area: I bava used ynnr I'llli Ji tllrinnliu'i
aucenaa Iu my family and aniniig thou 1 am cslnl lan
in dtroaa. To regulate the orgaua of ilinfMn w
purify tho blood, Ihey are tho very host nnipli I am
avor knowii, aud 1 can oouildeiitly recoKitnrud Itmk
my frleuds. Voma, J.V.IIDItt.
TTjusaw, V'yomfng Co., N. Y., Ort. H, Ml
Dsia 81a : I am using your Cut liar lie I'lflt la an a
Ilea, and find thorn an eicellent punalivo loelauialh
ayatem aud vurfg llit fnuntaint uf thr blml.
. JOHN U. 5IKACIMM,H.B.
rConatlpnllon.Coatlveiiraa, Siipprf 11I01.
Jinriiiiintlaiii, Jout, Neuralgia, Draa.
ay, l'aralyala, hMt, etc.
From Dr. J. V. VaughH, Ifnnlrad, cTiamfa
Too mncb cannot be aald of your Pllla for thanmif
esira,irit. Ifolhora of our rralernltv bars (uad tin
aa rnlrarioiM ih I havo, they should Join ma in prnW
lug it fur tbe benent of tho multitudes wlmiullvr In,
Hint roniplaint, whirli, although ba rniuigh in M l
the tragenitor of othura that are worae. I bala-nat
lorwn to originate in the liver, but your I'llli eiidlk
organ and euro Ike dlaoaao.
Fnm Net. t. &uart, rSyneiun and MiMfi, Sd
1 And one or two largo doe, of ynnr rills, lain a IV
proper lime, are exoolirnt promotives of thaM(m'air
turn when wholly or partially auppnauol, and !'
effectual Iu elramt Hie KnmriJi and trirt wmt. IV''
aro an much lbs host pbyale ws bura that 1 rtojaau.
no uther to hiy patieuta.
Fromtht Kte. Dr. llaulrt,of the lh(htt tfilOivi
ri'tisgl llorai, Favanrwli,fia.Tan., Itit
nnsnasD ,m t I ahould lis ungtnti ful for tha rw'
your ckiy has l.mutht me If I did net report ajynwi
you. Acold aettled in mv IIiiiIm and broiilit os nm
eiating naurati;ic jaaoia, wlilrh etubd In thrutir-rimt
dim. N'otvitiiKtauilhiir 1 bud the W-1 of nliliMaw "
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diseasa grew worn and worm., until hv the aibleaafj1
exeottoiil acenl in llaltinioro. Ir. Markenal.'. I trim)1
Pills. 'J heir effects woro alow, lull sura. 11 ranniH
In tha use of tbrin, I am new entirely well.
KimTl Pii.wnra flnl.. P.,..ff t., K Th. WX
Da. Avsa: I have I men entirely rure.1. bvyuarfila.1'
Hhe.Hmutie 6'ua( a paiuful disanHa that iiml afflaiai
lor yeara. i.M;r..M eiai"
ea- M. t rr 11,. run. in n..rti nmi.ln Yrrrj
wbirh, although a valuable remedy in skilful h"
dangerous in a public pill, from the ilreailfol
Unenrra tliat n-eqnnutly follow Its lniwutl.au
f -nain no mercury or mineral suiuiii ni'.
Price, 25 eonti per Box, or S Boxes for'!'
Prepared by Dr. J. C. ATEE to CO., Lowill, I
irirSoldby C. D. Wotaon, Clearlell. E.A
Irwin, Curwoiuville! F. Arnold, Luthriri
Monteomerv A Cn..Kew Knlem : J. C. BhW.
Morrisdale, C. R. Foster, Pbilipsburg ss M
Chase, Ansonville ; and by dealers evsrjww
" TTeARFIELO STONE WARE PUTTElp
Thankful for nasi favors anil solicitioun""
ture patronavo. I would resnectfullv sshmu'I
that I have on hand Benin, and will tonstastlyl
keep at the Pottory in this borough, oa tbW'
ner a ahnrt dl.lnn. mnmi ..r ih. M,.lhodlit Cbaf"i
large stock of Crockory , such as Cresm eroek"
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Ftove pips e111!
if o. rf'O. ; and also an extensive assortment
different sites and patterns of brsckiti sn
rnsettea ror oornice on houses, and otner
dino-a.
Any mouldings not on hand will k,B"'V"f
older fltl ahnrt. nit( tot. A tart flra brick W
anil kont flip aula
liberal reduction on prices mJ I
wholesale dealers. F. LKIIiUtuaa-
Clearfield, may 23, 1861. ly.
Cabinet, Chair Makin?,
JOHN OULICn, of the borough of Clears'1
Pa., will be prepared at all times teatte"1'
to any business in the above lime oe ti"l
notice, and in a workmanlike manner, nil P"
of business is at the aid ahon on the north si
Market street, Sd door east of Third sL. M"1-'
opposite the old Jew store where be will I '
constantly on band a large assortment w
hogon and Can, Ttnitnm rhir. and Cabitn
Ware of every description, which he will fl't"
on as reasonable terms as the same
can be bad elsewhere in the eounty.
His slock of Cabinet Ware now on hand. esi
sists in part of Dressing and Common Bursa
fiofua R.in. .n.l U'.i.;... c,.,l. Desk!
finf.. a.-;... .-.1 ur.-i?:. c...i. flask!
1 Botlk c". end Field Post Bedttt''
Dining, Breakfast, Contra, Card an Pi
j blc Coffins manufactured nl dHr'(J,
any place doslred.
J 9, 185.-no. 4, l 11
'T lanORK for Medicinal purpossa-''
. Li Port and Sherry Wine, Sts WJJ,'f"
BrssJ?
and Ma- feSffift-? I
2 no rvvV' j
Dip. cHisJ 3
2 o rr3rl L
II 00 4 Dip.' ftiW-I 1
2 oo , r: jlhi A
F- aei.anc ui at , hasjc"'