I
ir
I If
I
j
TI1K "UKrtJNI.lCAN."
Terms gt Hurler H'''''
.dtanee. or wiililn thro months, II IS
If ...1.1 In
bald njr time within the jmr,
paid after tht expiration "f th ye
'arm-now akst tk-.t, ri.ihriKi t, r." a.
i II (lOOHI.ANI'KHi Co I UUHWlurn,
Terms of AdverlUIft.
Uh,fonoW,","lMIn..rl!M.td- . Ido.
Ont square, (14llnts,) 10 ,
Two squares, (28lins,) D
Throe squares, (42 Unci.) 1 6
, 3 menths
Ono Square, l i H 60
Twosquaret.l '??
throe squares, i i J J
Foursquares, l I
Malf a column, t 8 09
tl 00
00
I 50
j
11 ino's.
4 00
8 00
8 00
10 00
12 00
2 60
12 wo
$7 00
10 00
12 00
14 00
13 00
Si 00
a itnlnma. I t I t I
20 00
Ovor three weeke and lei than tbroo months 25
ii...;h natieai not exceeding S lines are tn -
'
!rtcdfw 12 yer- , , ViV ... .
! A.lvcnim.U net mari.a wua lao 'i si
'niertlone desired, will oe coTiunuea unui
I and charged aeoordiag to thee terine.
. $35 00 -
entire coat ior TUlTIOX In the
tTkA.YS tbo
. : i j-.. i i-m m i,'n rui.
rnnsl popuilir anil mocw"ii v-v'-""
80J100L in the country, upwarai '""!
llirmman young men, irviu ......
l . . -. - i . h ii.r iiuMiiiHHfi uoru
Kin n - t
within the p. throe years, ...m. o wm -...
Deoo empioyou u wi-Aam ,wtiw arv'v ;
f COOO 00
immediately upon graduating, who knew nothing
of aocounts when they entered the College.
iJ-JliiUftor tons balrpnoe.
btudents enter at any time, and review when
they pleaae, without extra charge.
For Catalogues, Specimens of 1'enmanaliip, and
View of the COLLKUE, enclose fire letter stamps
Uo JENKINS A SMITH.
May 11, 81. 1y. Pittsburgh, ra,
WATCH & JEWELRY
rnilE undersigned respectfully
I informs his customers and the
publio generally, that he has just
received from tno fcast, anu 0 en
edathis establishment in (JRAHA3VS JW.iY
tOlcarflold, l'a., a fine assortment of ttoea,
,lvTCIiKf, and JlwELiir of UiUcrent qualities,
from a linirlo piece to a full sett, which ho will
sell at the most rensonablo,pviafor cash, or in
exchange for old gold and silver.
CLOCKS ofevory variety 0n hnpiJj.Aunt null
rcasnpjiljlo Juic.
ALL kinds of Clocks, Matches and Jewelry
carefully repuired and Warraulcd.
A continunnre of patronage is sohoited,
Sept. 19, I860. II. F. NAIVLE.
Flyer's Patent Churn,
A superior art cle. A family using this Churn
.qever need be without butter !
All tho above and many other articles are fur
nished to cutitmnors cheep for Cash or exchanged
for approved .country produce Cherry, Maplo,
Poplar, 1. in wood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for fu.niture.
jriMieuiPiuiier the chop is on Market stroet,
Clearfield, PiL.tind nearly upponitc the "Old Jew
S(ora." JOHN CULICI1.
' Nov. 'MSI y
D, O. BISII. T. J. Jl'tVl-LOUUtl.
sUUSIl & M CUi.LOUGII,
Collection Office,
Cl.EABFlEl.D, T..
t&l Graham's Ntr Bi ii.dinc.
Feb. 5, 'C2.
WALTER li A 11 11 E T T ,
Attorney at Law.
HAVING resigned bit eommi?sion In the nr
my, and resumed the practice of Law, inny
be consulted on professional business at bis torSce
on Second street, Clcarfold, Pa. All business
promptly attended to. Feb. 11, 'ii.
iL"w.SMmfeT'6x
MERCHANTS, and dealers , Xji Dry
Goods, Uroccrios. Hardware, Quoensware, and
. I. : .. . .......II. Lt l. th. IrnAa Klnr. tin
SECQNW Street, bojow Juu ieeuaru s, .oi.po-i
site the Pretbyterian Church, Clearfield Pa.
Deo. 4, 1861.
JOSEPH R. M'MURRAY
A NT) D EA LER IN L UV B E It
New Washington, Clearfield County, Ta
July 1st 18G3.-tf
L I THE II SlU S (i,
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.
WILLIAM SCIIWEM, Proprietor
May 19, 185:1. ly.
cyrenius howe.
Justice of the Peace. '
For DacATim Township,
will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. P. 0. Address, Philipsburg l'a.
Aug. 2IstJ8ei '.
PRACTICING Physician, and Examining Sur
geon for Fontioos. Office Southwest corner
Socond and Cherry etreeta, Clearfield, l'a.
January 21, 1883. ly.
DR. J. W. POTTER.
Physician and Rurrreoi., has permanent!
locaUd at Frenchville, Covington townsbin. off
trs his professional services to tht surrounding
community. mayo, isoi,
MERCHANT, and dealer in Boards and
Shingles; Grain and Produce. FRONT Street
above tht Acadomy Clearfie.d Pa.,
Doe. 4, ISnl.
8ALB A Carriage, saitnblo for one or
js. a iwo nurses in
good condition for salt
cheap for VASH, by
It. V. WILSON.
. Clearfield, Junt 3, 1863,
Jas. McMurray.
DEALERS IN
Statu Irvlu.
l)ry Goods, Grocurios Lumber, &c,
Euinsido, Pa
Dte. 24, 1862.
We W. SHAW,
PHYSICIAN A SIKGEON,
AS permanently located at Shawavillo, Pa.,
II
ublio patronage.
ieivviimiv solicits a
sharo of
aiay Z7, I803.-y
DANIRI. (HSlhT ivrtm
tUHTICU of tho rnu, ' '(
J Luthcrsburg, Clearfiold Co. P.
ill attend
r.v..,,.., Business entrusted
ronMntla a- -II 1 f
to re. siq
March 28, 1860 ly. pd.
WM. M'VVi LOUCII, Arronitar at
, Law, Clearfi. I, Pa, Ofliot with L. J.
Crant, Esq., on Svcon.i treot.
March 26, 1882, If.
T EVER FLEtML. Justice of the Peace. Lu. I
AJ tnersburg, ClearBeld county Fa., will
ttend
promptly to all business entrusted to his
Luihersburg, April 4, ML
care.
I
Nrtv Jmey !,iiu. Rr Sal?,
r H Srl 11 Vil . -
SCITAIii.n lor upes. r.h, rsr, it-
berries, draw berries, Blackberries, Currants,
i"l l,rt e. r raw Hemes. II nrklirrt ien
&e.,l 1. , MO M teres t, Hi 0.i Ml..-1
Inir l.r cp fur th present, vis I 20 acres lr
xt Ctn for U, acres for $60, frts fr
i 4H, I acre mr n;wi dj oni auu r-
i Alm, good Cranl errv Unit, and village lots 1
25 by 100 rl, at f 10 earh, I" a J a
farm, are .l.u.ed .t
ek. The abort lena eou
Chetwood, Washington
tewnshln, Burlington county, New Jersey, for
further Information, apply, with a P. 0. Stamp,
lor a circular, to
B. FRANKLIN CLARK.
No. 00 Cedar itreet, New York, N. Y.
I Jan. 2,im. Ir.
New Watch Jewelry Store-,
n II. I.AUCIII.I.N, having purehnied the
i . . . t t, i . ... i .. . i. ..In t
unlilanwn hook 111 the ahun Curinerlr occupied1
i ' . ki..nn....n..n .. . ut. .mkmnn I
i w nurji M
by Uoin
acppnipM.uofla..comp10-
uilljr ftll vuia cutiiwu tu uiui vu
ticc, In Hit. bwt
in n n nor, and on the roost rM-
LI- . T..r.,l., Ik. m II hi Ukl
ji a litir trial, nnd a continuation of the palro-
... l i..r..r. vin,l,.,l I.m.li nut fnr the film of
I ii V. U1U WA'i'Jil,
N. B-
IhoCash will be po.itively txpeotod
wbon the work ie dolivorod.
S. 11. L.
Clearfield, March 4, 1803.
Coal! Coal!
TpiIK subicriber respectfully announces to the
I ciliscne of ClearUold and vicinity that he ie
'now prepared to eimnJv the ,vry Jbeetquality of
:.. ..n.1 ,
C0A a Tthe .horto.t notice. Xbt .arrangement
. .,.,. to ba BMumil,nL
full supply
. " . . .
w alwnv bo kent on bund.
j.BICli-5 rud at the Bank,
7 rrnta delivertul.
ffrVor the piblie convenience, Ordcrt for
Coal will be given at KraUer't storo.
JOHN FEEXEY.
Clearfield, April 8, 1863. Cm. ;
National Hotel,
MAINE STREET, Cl'RWENSVILLE, PA.,
WM. A. MASON, Proprietor.
rpiUSlong established and well knuwn H0
X TEL, situated in ths wcat en4 of lUieitowu,
has becnremoddlud, enlarged nu iuipruved, and
the proprietor rosportfully announces to his nu
merous frionds, and to the travelling public, that
he Js now prepared to accommodate all who may
i'uvor him' wiui a cnl.
Ample, safe nnd eoinbftnble stabling Ii at
tached to the premisos, and trusty attendants
will always be on band. Charges uiodorote.
Feb. 12, 186-2.IJ.
JAMta T. J.ROJAJID.
WM, A. WALLACE.
riRifir.
PHIRKT
ibnkinn nnVCoIIcttioit: (Qfttt
or
LEONARD,' FINNEY & Co.
C L E A U F I E L D.
CLE.lRFlklD BOUNTY, fA.
ILLS OP XCHAOlt,"IOTSS ARDDRAPTa niSCOUXTID
DEPOSITS RKCT.IVEI),
..""" - r""-r" "''. r'""
Kxcliauge on lio C'ltlea coiistautl
n liand.
r-0fuee on Second SL, nearly opposite the
COURT HOUSE.
Bulkley's patent.
Lumber Dried by Superheated Stean.
riAJlE undersigned respectfully informs the peo
I pis of Clearfield and tho adjoining counties
that he has the agency of the above Patent, and
will soil Individual, County and Township rights
for its use. The Lumber dried by this process is
stronger, finishes better, 1 easier on tools, and
requires less time in drying than any other pro.
cesi known and drying 1 inch lumber perfect)
in 38 hours, and botter than many mouths under
tii old system using the same amount of fuel
per day that a coonunon kiln consumes. Tho cer
tificates of a number of resident mechanics, well
known In this community, in amply sufficient to
conviroe the most skeptical of its priu-tu.'! utility.
Persons desirous ol putehnring rights will iniiirvss
Li. UUXlLb,
July I, 1863.
Clearfiold, Pa.
New Goods !
RF.K.n WKAVKT?. Xr. Cr
, . . . .
ins a splendid lot of the most carcfnuVs'eUo'ed
.V V ,'fo ,?"ll, " , I''e0"-wnicn tney oflor to
'""f"" Rn 1 lnfl ''.uu"c K.?.ner.'7'
very lowest figure the markets will afford ,
' June iv, isw
New (Goods
KRATZER'S.
Wool nnd Flax Spinning Wheels,
WARRANTED, Manufactured and kept on
hands by the undersigned, who invites the
peoj.Ie of Clearfield county to embrace the oppor
tunity now offered to secure one of these superior
Machines. They will be sold cheap Cmh not
rrutrd. Call at the QUI Shup in Curwensville.
' , WM. P. CHAMBERS.
Slay 8, 1883. y
Shaving and llalr Dresslor.
TEREMIAH VORR1S rauwiMlnll.
ej t bis frionds of Clearfield and vicinity that
t has roturnod to his old stand, and it well pre-
I inrcu io renuer me most perteot sausraction to an
uo may desire his professional services.
Clearfield, April 9,
C2.
t . .. , "" .
Ti I tr : i , I
o o 1 .
Fife rlV POUKIW of WOOL wanted-
jyryJJJ tor which tht highest market
price 'will be paid by.
1 ' - J.'P
..Clearfield, May 13, 1868.' x
' tiRATZER. ,
1 i
afl MITNSON hm nvp mow j A
J. FAMILY FLO ;i Z. I.TuATl"
burg. Also, RYE and CORN at Ayw's MiU.
l'Wlin;hsr& May 27, 188ll.-8w '
Li"2r iVr v r
J ' 'stt -g
Iiiirii iiri
tit TPS)
or
ISA IIP HL1
citlltNT V
A U 1 U U H UUII UUUlli
0
7b le ti ll in the fair Gnmntls, nmr tf,e lor
onth of Clear Held, on JVeWiiy. Wnlnesd.iy,
Titurmlnv end trulav, in . '-'"1
" 7 .JfZfA.:rikS.'
rnr.HinKNT.
JOSIA1I Jt. KKKD. ,
f.Xr.CtJTlV t'UMMITTKK.
Jno. Mclinnyhej', J no. 1). Tliompon
William Tate, , Kichard Shaw, Jr,
Joe. A. Caldwell. . . -
BECRKTAHY,
. I). F. JBTZWEILEI?.
Ti.EASl'RF.R, ,
JAMES W IMG LEY.
j-a
fbi-rrpttitkft, rpen to all Breeds and
$S I 2J Beet Bull , .$1
i n im a i j . Cnm
4
u , v" . ; " rii,
Johu
rfUlHlIB-yuil.i wntiQ, iiviJ
Shaw, jr., Robert lhompaon, (Jordan.)
i All breedi come together in tbU elaei and com-
1 . . ,
point, aymmeiry w "!
the alock they will produoc
Clash-. Grade Cattle, mixed in county.
Boat Cow for milk 15 I Best heiBer nndor 3 y $3
2d do do do i j do Coif under 8 mo. 3
I Beat do do j 2 60
J v wi m Jacob Ouelicb, Wu. K, Wrig-
. W. W. Wcrrell.
Class 1
1
Oxen.
iQoet Yoke of Oxen 15 00
2d bCkt ao iMdd l Vutlle Iorlur t j vu
i ' JrwiM Wrn. Schwetu. J. 1?. Kylcr,
Samuel Drown, (Lawrence.)
,C'ut .4. Fat Cattle.
B01t fBt bullock,oow ofhettfet oveta yrs. $t 00
2d best do Ihidd't VattU Vuctur A 1 00
I JitKiEs Matthew Forcee, John Mo
l'lierHon, George Koltlebargcr.
tQuM 5. Tlmromjh Ired i Jones, oiw to alt.
Best PUillion $10 I 2d best Stallion $5
Boat Mare and Colt 8 2d be:t Mare A Colt 4
Ji-DcKs Thomas II, Forcee, John A. L.
vt i i....:.i um.;i..
Tbs luvuiiumj in tile class are intonded on
for horses wbose pedigree reader them wor'hy,
The society wish to encourage the ruiaing of high
blooded h jrscs.
Class b. Hiding, Draft and Farm Horses.
Best Saddle horse
s uu
Best matched carriage horses, vnf( o
tht ltne, and 2 00
Best single family horse in harness 2 00
Best span of draught hcrsee, or mares, .t Ad
Best span of farm horses, or mares, 8 lOll
Best gelding, or mare, fur work, over 4 jku
old, YuuaU on Me Horn and S iOO
Best colt under 2 years old, VvuuM on tht
Uurtr and 8 00
The horse that moves the btaviest toad
on stcne boat without whip, YoaaM
off tht lloru, and 4,00
JlKCES I-evei i'legal, Joseph J5rennei,
Alexander Murray. : i
Class 7. Trotting Horses, ope to dll.
Best time 8 In 5, trotting in tingle har
ness, Youatt oa lis Harte, anl $75 00
Ji-doks II. F. Naugle, Doct Foster,
Doct. Boyer. . .
No premiuii) will be paid unless five entries
are made. Each horse to trot againat time. En
trance fue $5.
Class 8. Sweepstakes, open to alL racing
in Harness. CiUzcn J urse,
Best 2 In 3 mile heats against time $10 00
No premium in this clui iH ke surardod on
loss there are Five entries. Entrance fee $3,
Class I). Trotting uminylt luirneuor Hones
mrmtJ i county at leaet 13 dtvjs Ocjore UiS
Fair. Citizens' J'urje, . " '
Best 8 In & milt heats against time ' $30 00
No premium will be awarded In this elass un
less there art fivt entries. Entranet fee $2 60.
Tht horse winning the premium in elass 7 can
not om pate for tht pieauuia 4a tine elate.
Class 10. Trotting llnrses owned and raised
tn the county.
Best 2 in S on time In harness " $iJ 00
Best trotting horse, or mare, under saddle,
Youatt on tht Hort.
Best trottitg horse, or mare, tn single har
ness, I wit u the Hunt.
Best pair trotting horses, or mares, in bar-
He8S. I'll Hilt! MM A Warm
East mm(sx horse, or mare, Yanaft oa th Uwt.
Best walking horse, or mare.
JuiKiEf Oil. E. A. Inrin, Kamspy Mc-
Uurray, txiwaM Mcljarvey.
No premium will be paid in this class unless
there are ten entries. Entrance fee$l.
Class 11. Sheep and Wool.
Best Buck, any breed, Allen's Farm Dank A $2 08
Best Ewe, any breed, do do do . J 00
Boat shstp fattened for mutton , , 1 00
Best lamb , I 00
Best specimen tf wool Dip.
Jvixiu Robert Wrigley, Robert Mo
Xaul, Ba.tiuel P. Wilson. ...
Class 12. Swine, open to all.
Best Boar, any breed, Yuj far. Han't ie 2 00
Best Breeding tow, do far, at tianiatr A I OV
Best hoc do . . dn 2 00
j Best pig under six months . ... 1 00
JiixjiJ Samuel Clyde, Moses Wise,
Andren? Cross.
Class 13. Pom Ihy.
Best coop spring chickens not less than six I 0(1
Best and heaviest turkey, 50
Best display of chickens 1 00
JciHiEx H. R. Jiiinelt, Rev Galloway,
Rev.(iaidur. ,"
Class 14. rhwlug. .
i Owner of tam and plow that plows green
I swaM the best, Youmj far, Man't it S 00
i Owner of team and plow that plows stabble
the boat, Allen't farm liook a 3 Oil
, JiDdEs Kos Reed, Grier Bell, David
i a'i,
15. flotrs. Hollers and Drills, Har
- rotrs ana nuinaiors.
Best plow for stubble or sward 2 00
Bett subsoil plow, finery's fruit Garden A I 00
. Best clod-crusher and roller combined, 1 00
. Best grain drill, Alltn't farm ttovk A 1 00
Best side-hill plow $1
Best reaper A mower $3
Best cultivator 1
Best barrow 1
Best oorn-sheller 1
Best ox-yoke A bows 1
Bost tresh'g machine 8
Best corn -planter 1
Best horse rake 1
Best fanning mill 2
Best bay. pitching machine,
I
2 00
Best stock and straw-cutter
Best horse-power for general purposes 2 SO
Best original Invention of agricul. implement 6 00
Jcdues James Thompson, Jacob Fie
gal, Adam Gcarbart.
All articles enumerated in this class not made
in the eounty, but produced upon exhibition, if
worthy of it, will be awarded a Diploma.
Cloos IG. Miscellaneous Farming Implements.
Best Bee hive $1 I Best potato digger 60
Best i det.hand-rakesl I Best stump-pulicr 2 00
Best grain cradle 1 Best lot gard. tools 1
Best set farming utensils owned by farmer 3 00
JuiKiEs tli Hloom, John M.Cummmgs,
B. D. Uall.
All articles enumerated in this class subject to
tame rules as class 13.
Class 17. Wheat, Rye, Barley, Cbrn, Oats, j
f-c-, tie. !
Fest acre of winter wheat, Amer.AgricuViili: 3 00
Btst acre spring wheat do do t 1 00
Best field of whaet 4 or 10 acros do do A 3 00
Best acre of rye . do do t 2 00
Best aero of corn do do A 2 00
Best field of barley not less than 3 acres do A 2 00
Fest acre of oats do
do
A 2 00 1
Fest busbol of corn ears do
Best 8 acres of buckwheat do
Best bushel of winter wheat do 1
Bost bushel of spring wheat do
Best tort of potatoes do
do
do.
do
do
do.
I
A 1 00 i
41 00 1
A 1 00
A 100
A 2 00 .
2 00 I
Best 1 acre of beans u. do
Pest acre of elovar setd do
do
do
Best acrt broom euro
liful are p i fin
luti ar-rt rtiiatiaiti no
ll.'ot rmi.hl'l tlnv iht Md 1 (
lle't aert of i-arrew (i
Moat . re of turnlpt , ot
1 1 1 x t ) bunhol of turnlpi A
Jiimrg-Villiom Nnitth, (Pik,) Iianit-1
Ayt tt, Joim j.ariiiiiiT. ,
CruM bein tonal prrTorcnct U1 i iKcb ( ,
..,.. hal rleld the largn.t net prllt. Statement.
wtraiirod, or wdghed, and a tauipie ruraiaUeil iti
be ralr. -
Appliranti for premium must furiileh the Cuai
nillUe with a tatuient ilgned by tbemnelvu, i
Undur pledge of reraclty, of the quantity of grain 1
mined on the ground euti-ri'd for a premium, and j
fluuet itnte correctly at be can the kind and con
ditlon ol the prcvioof
cmp the kind and quan
the Umt aid mode of put
t'.ty of iced town, and l
thig it in Uio grouad
I l'eraoni tutoring fluid cmpi fur exhibition,
Intending to Uo to, may give notice to the Execu
tive Committee at aay time, and bare tbt field
measured and examined by a committee while
growing.
Cass 18. Bread and Ctrcal Food.
Ileet loaf of wheat bread Diploma.
Heat loaf of rye brcud
Dip.
Bust luuf of corn bread
Beat pound cake Dip
Heat fruit cake ' ' Dip
Beet oottoe eakt Din
Dip.
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Best sponge cake
Best jelly cuke ,
Best Imlys' cake
Beat cake
Beat jelly
Beat pic, uny kiud
Beat ice cream
i Uw batcholor cake '
neBt ,,rVrr jolly"
Beat u if play of jol
' ly A preserves Dip
Dip
Juno lis Mm. Josiuh V
Mr, ii. I). Goodft-llow, Mrs.
Thompson,
Duvid iJress-
ler. '
Class 19. Butter and cheese.
Deet.5 pounds or more of batter $1 00
! Best 10 lbs., or more, of ferkin butter made
' in Mayor Juno 1 00
Best cheese - 1 00
JitiuES Mr. Wm. S. Head, Mn, ii.
Llartslioin, Mrs. Moe Fulton. 1
Class 20 Ftour.
Best 50 lbs. flour 2 I Best 50 lbs. ryt flour $1
Best 50 lbs. spring Best 50 lbs, corn meal 1
wheat flour I Best 50 lbs. buck- ,
I wheat flour 1
Jl'ixiEs S. 1). J jrduri, Win. lliks, CLas.
Sloan.
Ci.as 21 Domestic Articles.
B"st box or jur of honey
$1 00
Dip. or 50
Dip. or 5"
Dip or (
Dip. or 60
Dip. or 50
r I .. . . , ' .
Best peacLes put up air-tiht
Best tumatos put up air-tight
Best blackberries put up air-tight
ricst Currants put up air-tight
beat fancy Jar uf.ulvkols v."!
Dip. or 50
Beat grllon syrup or surahuoi, (.ranch, Dip
or 50
isoft cured nam (cookeuj with mode or
curing, An. ' ' ' 'Dip. or 50
Best dried beef, nith mode of curing, Dip. or 60
Judues Mrs. vin. C. roley, Mr. N-
phronia llaitsliorn, (Curneneville,) Mrs.
blacy W. Ilioiiison.
Clash 2'J. lkmcslie Manufactures.'
Beat 10 yards Flannel .
Best 10 yards saltinet
Rest 15 yards woolen carpet
Uest 15 yards rag carpet, wool oliuin
Best 10 yards cloth
Best pair woolen blankets
Beet woolen coverlet
'
100
1 00
il '00
1 00
1 00
1 (10
1 00
Best woolun fringed mils
Best pair woolen knit stockings 50
Best specimen of knotting, knitting or nee
dle woik by uiies uuder 1 2 years old" 80
Best pound linen sewing-thread 50
Best pound stocking y or u 60
est foot-mat ' 50
Best tidy mat -60
Jcjus4 Mrs. Win. Caldwell, (Pike,)
Mrs. John Xorris, Mrs. Nancy Sliirey.
Class 23.-Needle, Shell, U'a Work, de.
Best ajiecimen of needle work Dip or
Best specimen needle work eta machine ip or
Uyat rpoiioen powers in svnM . Ulp or
Best specimen embroidery do Dip or
Best specimen embroidery in laoe Dip or
Best specimen embroidery iu muslia Dip r
Best raecimen of leather work tsp or
Best specimen of wax flowers Dip
Best specimen at' feather work' Dip
Best specimen of ornamental work Dip
Best s lilt made by miss under 12 years Dip
Best patching and mending . Dip
Juixjes Mr. Uichunl Shaer, jr.,
or 50
or 54
or 60
or 50
or -60
Mrs,
A. M. Smith, Mrs. Jacob Faust.
Class 24. Millinery and Drcssmahlnii.
Best millinery ' $1 Best dress making
Ji'DCM Mrs. Samuel Arnold, Mrs.
7.. McCullough, Mio Maggie llarlman.:a
- , Clahs 2ZArUUc Work.
Best vatating in oil ' Dip
Beat portrait painting
Best cattle painting
Bost painting in wator colors ; :
Heat ornamental painting of aay kind
Best Daguerreotypes taken on the gruuud .
Uest aaibrotypes taken on tbe ground
Best photographs taken on the ground 1
Best landscape painting
Best penmanship - '
Best architectural drawing '
' JtiwEi Mrs. Eliza Irvin, 'Mrs.
mund Jones, Mrs. F. K. Arnold.
Class . Designs.
Best designs for farm house, barn, curriiig" J j qq
house and jtuble J
Best design for dairy houre 1 00
Best design for bridge with plan, spun not I uu
less than :i I eel J
JllitJEi UugU Leach, Robert Douglr
erly, Milo Hoyt.
Class 27.- Metatie Fulrict ami Machinery.
Best cooking-stove, wood or cjal, 3 00
2d best do do do . 2 00
3d beat do ' do do Dip
Ileal parlor-store , $2 I Best cm.t iron fence $3
2d best do ; . I 2d lieat iio. , do Dip
Beat specimen or lot of tin-waro - ' ' ' 2 00
2d beat do do . do Dip A 1 00
Best specimen blucksmithing 2 00
Best specimen gunsmitbing , . ... r , , ,2 00
Best specimen iron-turning '2 00
Best plate castings , '' 1 00
Best ahower-batb t100
Best original Invention in cnuty "' 5 00
Best display of table and pocket cutttcry,
American insnulneture 1
Best display of e Ige tools ' ' ,
Bast display of furu.ing and field tcols '
Jcdc.es Jolin L. Cuttle, Iieury lieros,
David Tyler.
Tbe above premiums are offored for ar
ticles manufactured in the county. A
Diploma may be awarded for any of the
above articles on exhibition without re
gard to their place of manufacture
Class 28. Vehicles of all kinds.
Bestfuinily earring? $t t lleet limber sled
uest buggy , 4 1 Jlest Horse cart
Bet Izrx T?gon 4 j Best wheelbarrow 1
Best sleigh 2 j
Jl'Isuks--Samuel Kirk, Jacob W. Camp-
pell, James Forrest.
Class 29.-- Calnnet-ware in county.
Best dressing bureau $2 I Best sofa $2
Best ex ten. table 2
Best lounge cts.
Beet wash stand cts. 60
Best office cbair 50 j
Beet variety of chairs 2
Hsst lonk plaiui fram
Best set pari, furn'e
- - - m.,
Best set chairs
Best bedstead 1
Beet centre table
Best display of cabinet-ware
Dip it 2
JfiHiEs James II.FIeminc. Christoi
Kratzer. Joseph Irwin. (Lawrence.)
ll Irwin, (Lawrence.)
CLAss JU. Coopering and carpentering.
Best pine ware tuba, stands, Ac, Ac, Dip A 1
de specimen saah $ 1 1 Best lot buokets 1
do window-blinds , 1 Best lot baskets 1
do panel -door 1 Best set grain mens'rs 1
Jf ikies Abr. Moore, Uiram ieaob,
Wm. Robison, (Boggs.)
Class $1. Roots arid Garden Vegetables.
Best i usu. earrott toe Best 8 h'ds cabbage 0o
do i de ruUbegs60e Best 2 de eauliflew. Dip
do J do ta.potat60o Bestqt- Windsor bns50o
do 4 do tomatos bt Best varL melons 60c
do 4 do to. bejts 60o Beet vari, squashes 60o
de 4 do sw'l puta 60c Best 4 stlk eclery Dip
J bnuKs ThomaMilU, llou Joha Ittt
ton, David Adutus, Sr.
hpn t'fliecil Vr tlia x lillijltir.
1t-t g'nle' boon and thou
an iniit ufii.tn ana tvwt
in l. lnr nf titet H tw0
do lmly' riding m lille
do riding bridle and niartlnral
1
i:
i
do al.le OnUaert liarnMa Uadisr
do rube innile u KbiliHr
(In lug nnrnrn 1
do gcnti' eadill I
do difpliir iikdillorr A
Dent calf t kin AOo
H(t tide kip lenth. tOe
n-tParrUg. h
Heit Md..n.
ill IK, La Jacob
James Slwnrt.
iotwt, Umq Z J
Cla 33. Tailor' umt Vhnhi. m ,
- 1 Vo't i"'' uf clothe made by hand
- Uet cokt made by a lady "
ieai pupil ana ren mauo by a lady
II
or nu' "' II Heat ilraw auti, "
Bost hair mattress
2
Jcdues William Fealh. Wm
Samuel Bhstlner. tJ
Class 34. Printing in count
Bast handbill Dip I Best blank
Best card Dip Boat newiimp,, J
Best ornamental printing . a
Juihies William Kigler, H n o !
Wm. M. McCullough. ,3R
Class 35. iSVonc-twc,
Tbe best drain tile ' TK
The bust bracket bi !'
The best fottory
Tbe best fire brick Dip The beat brick "i
JtiiiiES U. D.Uoodl'ullow, Daniel P,J
Samuel Bell. .
Class 30. Chemicals and chemical
county.
Tbe best available manure at moderate natiy
Tho best do - Uo for farm prudiice 1
Tbe best material fur glue
Tbe best tallow candles J
The best vinegar "' '
The best linseed oil .
Tbe beat specimen of soap .
The kestwritiug-iuk j
Ji'DiiEs Doct. Caldwell, Boci.
Doct. Fetzer.
C1.A88 37. Wood and iVtow,
Best dreised stoiio $1 jlest mill un,
do grind stone I ! do butter bowiuV
do shingles Dip or 50o do turned attic fc.
do floor boards I j do waah'g uis kf
wjrked j do split or slii i
do weather bds I ed hoops
worked J $1 do butter Wile
JidoKS Josiah W,. Thorn paou,
Appleton, John Moore, (Ferguson.)
Clam 38. Natural Mtneralt.
Best suit of asoful iniueiuls of CUorflold)
including coal
do cabinet of minerals of Clearfield and
- . adjoining oounlics, to be the prop
IX
erty ot Hie sM'ie:y
do lime stone 5lle
Beat potters' tU;
dn fire clay 5Ui
do burnt ilmi )
do coal ' ,
do eolleo. of fossils $1
J u ot; ks Duct. tieo. Wilson, Duet
O. Crouch, Doct. (Kline, i
I.LASS o'J. Fruit.
Best display and greatest varUty of grsj. 1
ted apilo., aumiuorand wiulerlruit, JJi
named uu.i arranged J
do dii-pluy and greatest varic-ly of pears, I
mimed and urrunged j"
do disf luy and greatest variety of peseh. I
60
es, nuiued und arranged
do collection of pluuis,
do collection of cliurries
do collecliou of yuincus
specimen ufujiples, one peck
do tpeciaien of luteins grapes
do specimen of American grapes
do seedling grapes raised iu coun y null
do worthy uf culture j j
do doincstie wine, a mode ol miuiorniai;
do currants 50 I Dedt klackutrtie
do Uoosuburries iUj
J Units 'J'homns LTf nJeicon, Isv
Ililes, J-enutUun &.packmati, (tjirartl.j
; e ' Clams 40 fclorsmaHtltip.
To tht lady who manages her burse btitk
and s'.ts most gracefully j'
TeCaeceatlewosi who aiauuges his but!.
best nnd sits most gratefully p
Beet display si horsouisnship, a Istil i
than tire couple j
do drivutg in the cvuiso by a Iiy kj
Am eonipany of cavalry - . k;
do . ." " iulimtry aj
do ad with tkross insiruoieots lj
' do SBsartiai band Dip best ten lisjen It
JCAMiES ii, Q. JidWUlUll, JJiium Wui
ward, John Gtiilisle. 1
' C'L.iiS 41. NurssrUs. "1
Best nursery containing the greutest run-) ,
ety of fruits ami abralia, culiivwted ;
' In Ike most approved manner, (tiie i
applicant to lurninb wnllea ties-! j
' eription, with the variety and j !
mode uf culture) .,.. J j
2d bost do do do it Harry ' fmil Unm
Ji'DiiEs Daniel Bowiuau, Aomi it
cock, J nines I'boriipson, (Uorr'is.) ,
Class I'Z.rGenfral List.
Beat display und greatest variety of flowrti H
do do lo - do f1"" )
do do of floral ornaments k
60
64
"
50
50
50
50
$!
C.
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dili
Dip
trip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Ed
de basket bouquet, with handle, 1 n
do biunl bouquet . I.
Jt'uues M'ss S. M. Thoniion. K
Helen Cuule, Mi.s Sophia lUleUuj!).'
Disc etioimry premiums will be ''
for ull articles ol merit exhibited brl
chnnics in nil the various I nmcimi
it is hoK a general exliihitioo
made. For all improvements usfWI
the farmer, and having vulua'jle jmf
lie, discreli'.)narty pieiuiduis in tv be
ciiiiiiiuMi.lcd by the judje uinl
by the Uxecuiive i. (iiuniittee. . S
' GREATEST BATTTE ON RECOS
15,090 Killed niiTWouiided,
30,000 taken Prisoners!
WITH CAMP EQUirAGE-4
70,000 Contrabands freed fr
BONDS OF SLAVBT.
I7IVERT man that has read any t',
'j past history ol this WAH niustCsliJ'
to the conclusion that tbe Confederals ("
mcnt would be broken down. It vt tt'f
tlon of time. ' But now we have tbe sborefc
... ..nni..,iF,i.. ... .i,.r .iop;"'
'P
'P
Dip
I only draw-hack to our joy and gl(ri6rab',
j UmmiMil dancer of tbe Contrabands
IK ortn to "eat out our substance, sjw " -
ur kliocs 1 Butof one thing the ptopls
6.'ld ruuiitv mav he aaaured. and wat
FRANK SHOUT for short called AWT1
felling Ifatota Hi kIiocs as cheap s
nun in the eountv: and if ou aoai
1.1 'i, L.li Milasf'
60
--.1 - r I.... hi would)"1"
fin 1 1 , . . . 1 ....... 1. as I
$4 lgtreet( io si,,,., Row-where yo
uiidu ine iiBiwio iuui uia suui ... ,
. . . . v nun'
just as Short as nual if not a littio j
Cash than be would like to he.
All kin. 1 aC mnrV an hands and mnac
herL .hnrfnn.u h a woii'made, aai as r1 ,
ah H.nni miu ui'u- .,
as can be"skeered"
up beraerelse.rb.rs.
i.-L.Don't forget tbe shop-en ar. .
in Shaw's Row, diroctly
Swoone't office.
Clearfiold. June 11, 1R62.
William a. Wallace.
JOHU
Attorneys tt Lw,
CLEARFIELD, is
g. W. THOVI'SOV.
JAS. 1
mnoMTHo.v A WATSON, IL
I ., r ii l. .nil Hhlatiei, l.
(Clearfiold Bridge P. 0,) CJeorfd e"
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