a it .
( i.i:aiu I IIP, l'A.
Mniiunr Murninj;. O.tnh.T 10. I8fi,1
TlIK RESULT IN CLEARFIELD
TI.e i cull of IihI Tit-.ly tltvlii.n in
this i( u n t , ill be found in another i-ol-un.n.
1 f t r i tn nly ('f men hud causa
to tul pit ud of ihoit wotk, tin- Pcino
criiti i f ( li i t fit Id county ha c rni'mi so
to feel vt r their vole of Tutsdriy last.
Last Your tur majority was run up to ?'"
f ii llm .Stale ticket. Many nt
Mil I I II I I .III,,
I 1IIIHI) AHtU. I'tllt I'l in I .Al.i,l,. i. .n H.J. i. 4. .. ... . . '
. I fiixj. n,. i.n,ni,. .i . lm, too hats th Md a, ' , ... "' t
-- --- w I I n ll . - . - M w IMM111UI Wllllfl
CrowttiR. I
TJIK FATAL RESULT.
I 'in till Ii to rlci tt.., it tiol ly it, by
fraud! 1 1' UinlirfiN at triumphant I
Allii'tiilii i lldnrscd I All
act s cf Ilia) ternt Administration
l a I, and it.dilh m l -n Ilium d w ithout
qualification; niidt.m Jacobin ut Wnsb
ili'.'lml MP IH'W ooniliiissioiicd to th' W htil-
evi r liicy mny deem tieoesoiiry In tlie Di
lute, l imy mn now "run ibemnchine"
just as they plene, without any restrio
tioii!. Do w o exasperate? I f I Forney
ho nur witness. In a enopoh dclivvicd hv
him on the night of the election, speaking' J'10- Mt-fiimirliej',
Attt
I! !i HA It MM M COUNTY
le fi'-'t n the I air timid
I - .. Wit
pV'i ( i (cui-i-' i. rii i.-vrto, II , .iirtrii point., symmetry f
7 W.'t'ni ani I tilay,
god that 10 ,MC I100!''0 f Pennsylvania, ho said :
that was not a fair tost of the two parties; ' " "''l''"." lavorot ttie rn-
.. ... ,, . . , tire tinieu of the Administration i
that. ho Abolm-mists, hav.ng then no lo- .You ,iave declared in favor of that1
nil ticket in the Held, did not poll Ihoir'mi.r.h maligned and misrepresented draft,
fuil Miength ; thai the great personal pop-' "You have declared in favor of the splci.-(
ularitv of Mr. Wallace, then a candidate"' THI ' , 7 m ""5'
(or the Senate, carried the whole of his
II
A M (to V,n 4
n Pwpii., (1'ikp.) Jnhii
ert Thutiii.'iiii. (.Iotdn.1 1
f.M -ilh o.rh nltirr, ti l,f J (,, ,( l,r ,hMt , n,f ort'rn br..
irnini. thihir tu fntti-n. an, I n ..i ....... .1 .l li;
the 2i w 2i, "'r,"rk ",,,'i r"!" tn,..rfni,t t.kr ip
fln2;!,im ofO,-toh,r AnnnI),,,,', lmlS ", "r""' ' "''. li eunti,. l...iroil,M. nnk 1'iu
a irtiuijiy ,r-""19"" 1WW' H"t iN.wp.rmHk .1 I IImi h.-ilt.-r nn.l.t 3 y M ll,..t b-t.-ho.-t fnk.
1-nKMt.l.NT, , . ,,0 , J,,i0 !!.!.. f l-
JUMAJI li. il.A). "i t)acou uuelldi, Win. K. Wlig-
r.xrn;TivE committkk. ,ey' W W' n,;n'"; n
3 no. D. Thompson, l'"t Yok ofOxru j oo
Will:...- T,.u P:,.I. Ul...,' t " na ymi n Jlnel-ir A Z UU
............... iv, Jl'i(HOWiii. Sohivem .1. H
Samuel Urown, ( Uwrencp.)
( i.as 4. u! Lxittlc
h..i i .r.rkL..il...l . .
Dip
"'' r"l l '0 I ri
l"nr
ft tr. dl 111 t)lrp-4 Hi,k '
Hi U lii'li' uk
lli-t ''k .
Il.'.t jolly
lpt pie, nny kind
Iii-iit in' cromn
Tliotnpnou,
lavid l)rcs-
tickel above its teal strength : and thai At
toll poll, audn vicorous ennvans, that
majority of 852 would have lo come down. I
e nave now iiai u viitoroui contest, a
Joe. A. CiiMwoll.
HLrtlV'TAtlV,
D. V. KTZWEILER.
- TKAHCIIER,'"
JAMES WHIG LET.
Kylor,
It A rr.norv.. L'l
J f hues fllr. .Jo.iiiIi
!Mri. (. 1). Uoodfellow, Mrs
ler.
Clahs I'.'. Littler unl chtttc.
II out i puuixli or iiwiru of buttrr . f I
I llrl 10 ll'., or inuro, of frrkla buttor tutilo
I In Mny or Juus - I
iHp.
II 1 1,
tlp
Mp
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1 ip
1'ip
Mp
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Jttif v -tuii.tn Inlir. li ft t ;K
RULES AND REGULATIONS
FAMILY TICKiri'S,
MNtil.r. TICKIVT PURIXG KAIlt, 5()
siNr;i.i; vdmhsiox tickict, S5
C'hll t "t-n iintlcr ID years old wliou accoui
compaiiiccl by their parents or (Uii illdiii,
fret.
ClicL'ki will b given at ths door tu peraoni
dvlrin to pi ou'. during eihibitina, lutl will
ui t mlinit tlio Uolilor tu uny othir cxhibiliou
t-arh liulf day cnuniing an oxhlhiiion .
The number of the clsm, and ths nu.nbnr In
tlio cns, with llie name of ths nrtiolo wilt
npin'iir mi tlio ciril nitaeiicl ; but I'no uarnj of
tbo exbibititor will not appeur.
'You have declared in favor of thevip,-j
orous, honest, (!) and mlrpDid man nee-
men t of the War Department by ilr.
Stanton.
Yon have declared tlmt whither in the
t Administration of the Fedora! t.overnmont
or out of it. no man that bdoiiirs lo I ho
full poll, with competitors for evety office Republican party shaU date to net himself
to be filled, and the anticipations of the up against tho Federal Government, cr
inoft innguinn Democrat! fully realized. ,ffoint the poluycf thai jirty."
Our tremendous majority of lift year is not Aro we not ,orrpt!t ?
ot ly maintained, but a round hundred) W"' "rt be U- 1IhJ lh, I"''"""'""? fif
added liierto Pennsylvania triumphed on Tuesday last
Thin victory was not ron without an ,' ,hc WB ,0 I'"'" nn1 v
effort." Tlio enemy wai r.ever so well sup. u,L'"rl.v 'e"0t!- "ml ,,'e ool,,,"-v -Vl'1
plied wiih theimplementsofpoliticnIwar-,B,,v,'a- As ,l ,s- "e f,nr xv,, nro J"st 8
fare a. on thi, occasion. Ali the poMoffi-, proel.inF that blinding durknen that is
.-tvi.h threoor four eieentionM- wcrA ' 10 nT 0Ur tl0W Wwding Country down
in Iheir hands : added to which were flow 10 "tler W"1 irretrievable rjjin
ble as many new officers, such as asistmt , ',e w '' can 8B' arn
mul it n ill be their iluly am woll ks pluii.urn to nt
' lenfl to the cxpresfoil wielics nnl wiuils ol'exhib-
I l-resiaeni l.mcom nasjusi oraoreu ano- A .Pi..t.t ,,f,li.-e tree will l.e incoiKtnututtuii.liti.co
I ther draft for 300,000 men to come off on I frr tlio prceervation of orjor and prcUclion of
next. Will our nipper- 1 lh rn . . ,,. ttnd
this "another . ono-third of a mil in circuit. Amnio ftrrunjre-
I . .. ' tUUIHf) Hill La miidA fnr thn invaiiiiiriAft nf nil.
to ought to make any man proud of the i toppertiead .te i 'tutors.
boast that ho belongs to the glorious Dom- j SECOND INSTALLMENT,
oeracy of CloarfieU county. jioynton i Showers are just opening
In 18C0 Foster's majority in Clearfield (llCir' second installment of New Goods.
county over urtin wai only 282. Now, i y0 time for particulars this week.
Woodward s majority over Curun is (.)53
lltrt fat bull
2d bt do iJttiU'i ('unit Doctor A 1 UU 1 J t hues Mrs. Win. H. Head
Juimiks Matthew Korcec," John "Mo- Hartshorn, Mrs. Moses Fulton.
I'lieraon, Georee Kntilcbnruer. Class 20 Flour.
C!i.as i. Tltorouih bred Horus, open lo all. I!t 0
Jtest Stiilliun I0 I 2,1 belt Stallion $i ,,l'"t i0 h'- "Pri"8
Jli'nt Muro ami Cult (1 2d be;t Mr.) .t Coll 4 I u,,at fluur 1
Ii'doks . Thomm 11. Forcce. John A. L.
l OO Flepiil. Dnvid Whitman.
The prpiuitims in thin clum nrt intoniliA only
for burn! whose poiliijros rcn lor thorn worthy.
Tlio S'leiety wih to iicourn;a tlis raising ol high
bluoded loirMHu.
Cw.wts 0. Hiding, I'uit auJ Furm Horse).
1
'f I "
in I
iif l irsnn i hi nut. o
Jn-r.t . V iHii.in T
Wm. M. McCul oii-h
Ths rin tits ' . .
IIitratbmokfU . . " b
Tin i.v.t r"ti" r'f h
Tho l.o.i fl li, k l.ip i U kf. r'
,U !:-(. D.Goodlellow.Pnn,,,,,. h
Snnmel Hell. . nniti rj,t.
Cl.s 30, L'hemicah and cArn,7
j .. Winfv. ' " V
Th.b,t da do f..rura,7rld,1('
, Th. bt mnterUl fr rlu. Piutu I ft
Ths bent tullow oandlM
0j Till bo-t Tiingar
. MO UL-Ml 1101.000 Oil
00
Premiums and diplonin-. w ill bo paid on and
ufUT tho first Woilnn-ilny of Xovomhor, and nntil
1 tho lit day of Juminry, ISfll, aftrr which ull mo
itii'v vroniiiinis unclaimed will bo cimsid.'rod a
llarpy ih U"iiiini to the Poeielv. Tho nllii'orn of tho So-
l'.i'ct ShMIo hor.o 3 110
Ui'il muti'hod citrrisja horist, Toualt on
the JInrit, and 2
Ilont single fumtly horya in haruat 2
l,t ppnn of .trtir. r li I hi'mon, or nisran, 3
11, 'St spun of farm hor.oi, or maroa, J
Hunt, goliliug, or utaro, lor work, ovor yra
old, )'ou(il( on tht Jlnrti and S
i Itoft cuit nailer 2 yours old, oucil on (Ax
JubQKa S. Ii. Jordan, Win. lliles, Chas.'
Sloau. I
C l. A s 2 !, Damtatie ArtitUi. I
$1 00;
nr.. i.
illlJ. ll,a1L.IH., n. ,i. ,
Ths If it writing. ink
.Il'IlfiEH Ilnot 1'. 1.1,.. 11 r'
lk-t iO Ibi. ry flour It !Dcl FplZ0P
Hunt fiO lb, c.rn moal 1 j r .'n- ,r , ,
llent tl) II... buck. I, '''''-.--oiflni S,
Itital ilvaajo.l al..hA 01 I ... 1 I
Whoattliiur 1 " i i siesi mill ton
nrnvo.l.nior.hala AnrAlii.ia Atirl AVoiso rK I 'OU i milVllPr.
t""""
I
"Another Copperhead lie"
ficcrs ; together with as many "green-Lids"
as they desired. To have maintained our
old majority under such circumstances
would have been altogether satisfactory : :! ln0 1V January
but to have added a round hundred there- head nig',bor r""
lltH-ec and
Th burno tl. 'it morel tho honviett lond
on Fttuo boat without w hip, Youutl
on tht Hone, and 4,00
.Ii di:i:s Lover Flecal. Joscnh Brenner.
innorenl of the?' l'a"' " ycmmniH ... Aran-o. Alexander Murray.
Hitriun niu wi'iir k .muro ..OMirii.111117 i.ioir oilico, , . n--i.: TJ . . .
lioet timo 3 in 6, trotting in niuln har-
ni'sr. 'ountf on tho Hnrwe, an 1 $75 00
I . ... ...,,.!. . . .. 1 .'I Iiirn'iK II. F. Naueln. Doot. Fohlnr.
Doet. Hover.
tint box or jar of boner
I Heft 10 lbx. uiapU tagir it Dip. or 60
lien poaokrs put up air-tij;ht , 1'ip. or 61)
If ...I tno.nln. nut tin nli-.li,.!,! Tln nf .r.A
- "I ft"- . , "f J
llc.t blackborrios put up nir-tlghl Pip. or 50
heal enrmnu put up air-tight Dip. or 60 1
Hunt fancy jar of piokols t Dip. or 60 j
be.l gp. Iluu yrup or norhuin, cr each. Dip. or 60 i
Woit cured hum (oookmlj wilu modo of :
curing,' Ac. Dip. or 60
Bout driod beef, with mode of curing, ' Dip. or 60
Jt'DGM Mrs. Win. C. Foley, Mrs. So
ph ro 11 in Hartshorn, (Curwensville,) Mrs.
stacv W. Thompson. '
Ci .ass 22. lypmestic Manvfacturei .
licit droved atono
do grind H'ino 1
do ehinglei Dip or iOo
do floor bnardi I
worked j '
do weathor bdi )
worked j $1
JCDGl'S Josiah
do buttar bowiCi,JJ
d turned articl jZ
do wahg m.tti .
do ipht or ib. I
ted lioop, J rSj
do buttor l-.ll. ' .
W. TllOIIll.kr.n T '
Appleton, Jolin Moore, (Ferguson'.!
Clash .18. Xalural Mtucralt,
Beat suit of uaoful uiinerali of CUarudldV '
including coal I; a
do cabinet of lulnorale of Clearfield tDA
adjoining comities, to be the prep-1
Boit potton'l, a,
Docl. 1
llet 10 yards Flannel
Uott 10 yards futtintt
Iti't 15 yard woolen carpet
Uest lb ynU rag carpet, wool chaia
1'oat 10 yards cloth
Iienl pair miulen blanketa
lloet woolen coverlet
Host woolen fringed inlts
lloit pair woolen knit stocking
licot speciinnn of knotting, knitting or ass
die wni k b mill uuder 12 yoars old
Host pouud liiion eewing. thread
Dost pound stecking yam
best f,int-inat
Uet tidy mat
Jl'Ii-.Ki Mrs.
00 :
00!
00 1
001
00
00
00
50
50 1
60 j
b0
ahowing a gain of 071. Had the other'
Democratic counties of the State done as'
well though some few did even hotter !
instead of our banners being now trailed
in the dust of defeat, ve would be sending
forth to the devotees of Constitutional
Liberty throughout tho world the glad ti-j
din6 of an enduring victory.
No premium will be pnid unlets Ore entries
areuia ic. 1 nch homo Ij trot against liuis. Iin
traiieo too $5.
Class 8. iSwepsUdcs. open to all. Pacing
in Harness. Citizens' Purse.
Children under ton years of age not admilled Ito.t 2 in S mile bentt against time $40 00
- ' . v.-...,-...... .. mm 1 pToiniuui ... tins ciH.i w.ji u. awaruou uii-1 L.t.j T ... W. 1 II .n'i
Kvcrv person wiihini to be enrolled as a mem-:l.. il.or. aro P,. ontrio.. Entr.no. f.o tr ! . . 1 1 1,:'Ki lv . ,n- VttU,,,r,," I1 lke
bcrof this Society i.iuot upply on or before the' Jl-uum- Win. T. Gilbert. Doct. W. W. j )n!,n lrr"' M"-N"C-V
firit day of the fair, nnd on the pn) mont of one ' 5m,v William I'offell. tl.A8S .!. J eed'.e. fihe'.l, ax ork, iTc.
dulliir to tho Treasurer ibnll receive a certificate : V. ' 0 n. ,,; - 1 ... r,.. e,t lecitr.en of needle work Dip or 60
01 meniuor.sliip containing the mime of the appli-1 . . J , J , j- - . iieatepocimon needle work on
car.t and endorsed by tha SecroUry.
l.voiy person becmuing a member above sta
Dip or 60
Dip r 60
Dip or 60
Dip or 50
Dip or 60
Din or 50
saw nr.ll business in thM city lrom 1M (o j tary n free funilv ticket p..,.. n ' I Ueat a iirt made by miss under 12 years Dip r 50
Class 10. - 'l ottin$ Ilorsci owned and raised
do limo atone 50c
do fire clsy 60c
do oolleo. of fossils $1 do coal
Judges Doct. Geo. Wilson
0. Crouch, Doct. Kline.
1. LASS 3'.). ')!.(?.
Beat display and greatest vs-iety of graf.l
ted appltn, summer and winter fruit, ! u
named and arranged j
do display and greatest variety of poaxs,!
nimicd nnd arranged j'K
do display and greatest variety of peach. '
Bxtf-Tbe suit of Andrew M. Frink and
others, against David Kiplev, which' has
been long pendilg on the United States
Circuit Court in Connecticut, was tried
this week nt New Haven before Judga L.
Jt. Waldo, iicting as referee. The rilain-
litl's were partners of Mr. Kiplev in the
t.-d shall, on the presentation of bit erlifioto, re
ceive a t'eket which will ad:nit him free during
the fair. Any person coinplyirg with tho above
regulations and paying 110, dial become a life
nii iiibcr un.l shall bo xemnt from all contribu
tions and shnll annually receive from the Beero-
tieket.
All prrsons iim.-t bo provided with tickets.
k.irrl.l .ut li.' i r f.'ii.lev nnrl K.-. rrn.i. I h-liioh o,.n 1, I, n.l r..m ... 1.,...,.:..a ..it., a I
lerlv of the firm dividetl. Although the I Treasurer or Secretary or at the door. Persons'
other partners leceived in nett profits ing as judges are expected to beoome mom-!
i1"! "i 1. 10 o.ilmoij. I'ersoiis iruro oiner coiiihios
can become members by oomplying with tht a
bove rules. Ladies can b coine members by mi-
owned in county at least II diyi belort the fil fp0iinen flowers in worsted
Fair, (.ititens 1 urse. I Best specimen embroidery do
Best 3 in 5 mile beats against time $30 00 ; Best specimen embroidery in lace
No premium ill be awarded in this elass un-, Iie.it specimen embroidery in muslia
les there are five rnirict. Kntronce fee $ 60. 1 Best r pocimen of leather work
The horae winning the premium in class 7 oaa-j Best specimen of wax flowers
sot eomptlo for the piemium In this clans. ; Best specimen of feather work
J culm Jacob MOCK, Uoberl lUeliatl V, I nest specimen 01 ornamental worn
as. named and arramrod
do collection of pluu.t,
do collection of cherries
do collodion of quiuc.es
ipecimcn of apples, one peck
do ipecimcn of toroigs grapes
do specimen of American rranea.
do saedliug grapos raised in oouaiy sad I 1
uo worthy of cultare j
do dotiiestio wine, t tiiode of uianufacwri i
do curriuts 50 1 Best black berriri
do Gooaoberrivs 60 I
on machine Dip or 501 .J cdubs Thomas Henderson, 'lien
Dip rr 601 Hilos, Jonathan Spnckman. (Girnrd) '
Dip or 60 (v A,8 Q Uors,miXM. i
ship.
To tht lady who manages her horse Wtl
and t'.ts most gracefully
To the gentloman wbo manag. bit lorHl
beat and sits most rratcfuSly t "d
11-... J; 1. . . J . . 1
we. uFj.ity ui .ivrsouiinsuip, aoi ifu 1
lh.')7. The mill nnd business were then
claimed that nboht J45,OlH)j
"Death to Coitemuads. ic." Such .other partners
... . n ... u : 5ff0.O00. they
W1 ""v' 'l "v" " a' " : W(,rlh of the property had been liisposed
as we are informed, flung from the hotel of by Mr uipy forhis own use. and nf-
kent by Jame II. Galor, 111 riulipsburg, iter waiting several yean
lliev attachPd a
curgo of hmiber belonging to him in Con
necticut, and compelled him to answer
. . ...... . 1. .. . . . . 11 . 1 . 1.
1 1 ,0 r n ... 1 Ml 11. ill... .Mt..ti. i n r.'iii.'vv . ill.
iuforraed that it disappeared very sudden- to lhe Ui:ited Stairs Circuit Conrt.
the morning after the news of Curtin's
election reached that place. Wo at also
Best pair irottlnf bones, or mares, in bar
noss, Youatt on lae Horn.
Beat walking horse, or mare, " "
JtMia -C d. I.. A. Irrin, H.misey Mc
Murrav, I'd ward Mofiarvey.
i.... . ...i 1 . r tr.iuuiin mil ce nai.i in mis eiase unless
lyafter the fact becatns known to the ; and the trial b gan on Monday last. ThtN,, ' ,b b . itm u ..' ur9 J, ! there are un entries. Kntronce foe II
books oftho hrm for the whole ten yearsl-.riv as Wednnsdar. at 10 0 clock A. M.. and all ! Class 1 1 . .Virv) nnf Wool,
king application tu above and paying into the
Treasury f.fly cents when thoy will receive a
ticket to ndinit Ihem free.
Kxhihitors must beoome members of the Socio- f
ly and have their animals and articles entered on I
the Secretary's books on or beforo ths 2 1st day of!
in the rcunty.
Best 3 in .1 on lime in barooss $20 00
Beit trotting hoise, or mare, under saddle,
'oun!l en (At Bart.
Best tro Hi: g horse, or mart, in single bar
res.
Democrats of the vicinitv I
As all Democrats are called "CoPr-er-1 ,1,,d l;e"! "l """ 'i"e,nVn,1,C"'
, , y 1 tent book-keepers on eacn aide, after sev-
ueaus, loey may nor rciiMi tne laea "t Prai months labor, and the ei tire traiias
patroriizing a hotel bhuoned with such notions of Mr. Kipley w ere investigated
fearful Wtti'nings. "Death lo Democrats ."' 1 before the rpferee.
Well, we suppose that is notice to Demo-1 tl.e end of the third day of the trial.
, . , . . , , and before the QCicndant had closed his
crats that their custom is not warned, and ! iMtiinony, , counsel for the plaintiff
that if they have the spirit of men, and admitted' that their claim had been show n
would shuu tho "death" thus threatened. 1 to be entirely without found tlinn. and
they will bestow their
Best Buck, my breed. Alim'i I'arm Bnekk $2 06
patronage upon '. . . -r"' 1
Mr. Riddles, of the Exchange-see his ' ith rosU Xlli. reKuU. and e-pecialW
"Card" or upon Mr. Kepler, of the Mo, the- manner in which it was icachctl, will
Girk House.
and his
lthh of tlctobur with a list of their stuck, aud lb j
,be very C'atifyine to Mr. Kipley
.friends, but will surprihA no one in this
i community where his character for integ
,. . ti.. ...1...
'') - . . ncdiirrers of cacti, this wilt facilitate tbe prepa
, Unit men poul.i lie tonnu wtiO wonla ri.-K 1 1 ..r ...;.. .i i .... nr a. r..
ment we had, for ft day or twJ, lost sight 0 iarj,B Hn outlay in an attempt- to prove Rrc,CSi willaffon! the owner tiuit to correct tho
of the war news. A week atro we read of him guilty ot framtiiioni conduct, meijame.
THE WAR NEWS.
In the midst of the late prliticl excite-
llost Kwe. an breed, do no
Best sheep fattened for uiuHou
do
persons entering animals and articles for exhibi
tion will procure curds from the Secretary with
the class and nuinher of entry of snid articles.
i,Tovious to riliu-int- vnid urtieles on ttie around. 1 Best lamb
llv H,i.ltr- v ill Un I'.irniahBd or.ti. fora.ll an. I Best specimen ef wool
imuls entered for premiums, and gaain will be j JPDCgs Koloort Wriglor, Robert
furnished at omt for tboao ho dosirj to purchaso . Naul. Baaiuel P. Wilson
No horse shall be entered or allowed a pretni- ; Class 12. S'rine, open t all.
um unless be is free from disease. Horses will ; p.,, Bn.r. ... breed, rotin Far. Mnn'l
Best patching and mending Dip or 60
i cduks - Mrs. Richard Shaw, jr., Mrs.
A. M. omilh, Mrs. Jacob Faust.
Ci.as 24. MdUnery and Dressmaking.
Best millinery $1 Best dress making $1
Jcucir.s frs. .anitul Arnold, Mrs. C.
I'oimti 0 tht Hor$c. Z. McCullough. Miss Maggie Harlman.
(. lass 2j. ArtisUe Mark.
Best painting in oil
Best portrait painting
Beat cattle painting
Host painting in water colors
Best ornamental painting of any kind
Best Daguerreotypes taken on tbe ground
Best ambrotypes taken on the ground :
Best photographs taken on lbs ground
Best landscape painting
1 0(1 j Fest penman-hip
1 rjO 1 Best arcbilectttral drawing
Pip.) J fn..R3 Mrs. Elist Irvin, Mrs,
Mc-imund Jones, Mrs. F. K. Arnold.
' Class 20. Designs.
Best design! for farm house, barn, c-irrlage )
.-5
00
than five couple
do driving in tl.o nmrse by a l&Jy '
do company of cavalry
do " " infantry
I do band with brass instruments
do martial band Dip I best ten sinrsr.
I Jcd.if.s- 11. tj. liowuian, MirsmttW
j ward, John Cailirlc."
1 Cl.us 41. XurserUi.
j Best nursery containing the greatest rsrl-1
Dipj tty of fruits and shrubs, cultivated!
Dip ( In tbs most approved nmn ier, (tht !
Dip: applioant to furnish writloa dti-i"'
Dip criptton, with tha
Dip j mode of culture)
Dip j Id best do do do do ft.irrf, Vm'i r,U
t'P j Jutmis Daniel U.T.vmsM. John (1(
'''P ; oook, James Tlmtnpsonj ('nr-is) 1
r,;!'S Clais iS-Gral ImI.
Dip J , -TJ . Mo.r.
do do of Corti! ornsin.'iH Ij
(to basket boiirjoot, with h,.;, lie, Is
do hand bouq u t
VMieiy and J
Ed-
be received until Wednesday noon, but matt be I!c,t Brj.dim sow, do far, d Oardntr A 2
entered proviouely. All persons who intend Best hog do do 2
exhibit borsos. cattle, sheep or iwinc, or who in-! 1,.,. ni.r ,lnj.r .1- months 1
00
.In.r.kj M is 5i. !,f Tii vY.r,6,-in
I I ! 1 .. r: . . t t. :.. p.. .1 1 1.
wuior, .fti- .z-iyuin ii.iiieuttiijti,.
I Di-c.Ttioiiary prctnttimi will haswsH
P0 fir ull article)', of merit exliii.ited bf J
howio and jtablo
Best design for dairy liiuse
Best design for bridge wilh plnn, spun not j
loss thin : U I .ft I
tend to offer stack or any other article for sale,, i,.r, "... ?, ru-Ao fna Wi. . JlD(;k-- U iioh beach. Iivberl Pouch-, ('!"l.;s in a, I t ue various . raiictisj, Its ;
should notiTy the Secretary of such Intention, on ... p ' erty MiloILnt M is hi'ped a peueial exhibilion siilbj
or beroioth. 10th of October and have with him,' Clss 13 -Poultry. ' ' i Class 17.- MeUxHe FMics and .Vuc hincru. For 11. i improvement Uiefal b
i"er""t ttemrZ'r exhibit'Tlood.d stock BmI coop spring chicken, not lc. than six 1 00 Best cooking-.tovo, weed or coal, 00 i former, and haring valuablo pros- ;
muVtprrd ! ! , 5 00 t,ov di-c,el,;,,ary pterniurn, rnsylss;
pest;y requested to fumiib tbe Secretory, by lh. , Utet dismay of chickens , 1 00 3d best do do do pt,, oommended by the judgM and awsrurt
juDusa u. ik. n.trieik, iuy. uniowav, : " 1 - --'''"'.' ' ov llie r.xecu 1 1 vo l.iMiiniillee.
Kev.
the Army of tbo Potomac
ground" on the Rapidim.
lssTKCCTioss to JoPSf s. N'rt an iraal to receive
nn awnrd in mure tln.uono cbi.-a.
Judges are expressly required not to award
premiums to ovsr-fed animals. No proaiiumsara .t-.li.,
shall appear to hava boon fattened, oa?y in tbe ' Uiss U"' low'- 'Jf'J' anJ Drill, liar
class f fat oattlo. the object of the Society beinr ! ruS Cultivator.
to have superior anitnali of this descriptioa for rlow f"r "tubbls or sward 2
breeding. ! subsoil plow, fiarry'i Fruit OnrJtn & 1
.. ..... rv T
Viotrlino- its case wai tried lv .nr. urum i or .ew i,on
liiiuinj. . .,r v... u.,,... r.,..
. . . lion, anti 11101:11 i.ue.i ... ..,r,. ....
Jiiuo of our . ,...;, hT1 I. s Hrnoh of New
surprise on reading, lust Saturday evening, ; Haven and A. Q. Keasbey of this city for
of a sharp engngemept between the rnr' defendant. Xewark Mercury,
guard of Gen. Mead's army, and the rebel j-C.eneral McClellan was one day last
cavalry in which the latter were repuls-' week on a visit to his brother, Dr. Model
ed with the Iobs of a five-puu battery lan, of Fhilartelpliia, who i:as me memcai. ilr cattlb. Tb judges on fat cattle will
. n-,, ., c,.,' K in -,:i .. r. ch'nrce of the Chestnut II ill Military IIos- give particular altoutior lo the animals submiitod
nearBnstow Station, some 60 mile, from . k of tl,(( cj tilft doctor wft! po-j for examination. It is believed all other thing.
Washington. It thus appears that while .'n mni(ft hix nrofcspional visit to the oeing equal thoso are the best cattle that
the Pennsylvania soldiers were sent home j Hospital, he naturally enough invited the g "Vrfiei'es hSuYs 'w'ill
to heln elect Curtin. General Meade wnsCieneral to accompany him. Tho appear- fJ'P"'""" . ",?!!"'!'
compelleJlo retreat from 50 to 70 miles, !an,cf of General McClellan among thick luB,wlh,-fUperfil 0feflCh. and publish the
(.1(lLl,U.,,U. ,.H.fM... ,1"-? caused lhe pretest joy. They , r..9Uit WIlh ibeir reports. Tbey will also, befor.
" b,v-"" "nn, n.... fjofjpii amunU their Ola com mini tier, Kiss- awarding any premiums, require of the competi
perhaps to tho entrenchment! around rl his bunds, and every wav testified their j tors full statements as to the manner and cost of
Washington. unbounded deliphi. ' foediLg as required by the regulations of the pre-
. This was, of coiits"., nfticieni to stir the'"11"!" u't-. ...
On lasilie.en.menl or lhe loyal lenCuers of the j how ,cwri .nilnill, in 0ne ol'a.s onW on.
porney ftriiie, nna iiiev, 111 jw.iuhv., a ie,-,; enil(m wju b awardad, that to tha first, er
Gaiduar
Class 14. Phwing.
On nor of team and plow that plows green
sward tbe best, l oii.ij far, Man I i 3
Owner of team ana plow that plows etnbble
the hc.'t, .li.'c.i's Farm Jtovlt .( 3 00
J i dues Koss Jioed, Gricr llelL David
00 I
over tbe Smallest
require all in
will take measures
Beat clod cm. her and roller combined, 1
Best grain drill, AUcn'i fmm Hook A I
Best side-bill plow $1
Best truth's machine 3
Best oorn-plaiiter 1
Best borse rakt 1
Best fanning miH 2
Bust hay pitching mach'no,
Best stock and straw-cutter
Best horse-power for general purposes 2
Best original invention ofagrioul. implement 6
do
2
2d best do 1 I 2d best di
Bert specimen or lot of tin ware
2d best do do do
Best specimen blucksmitbing
Best specimen gnnsinithing
Best specimen iron-turning
Boat plate castings '
Be.t shower-bath
Best original invention la county 6 00
Best display of table and pocket eultlery,
American manufacture j P
Best disp(ay of elgt tools , Dip
Best display of faming and field tools Dip
JcDdts John L. Cuttle, Henry Kerns,
David Tyler.
Best reaper A ia owerfSj 'J'lie above premiums are offered for r-
Beet cultivator l'llxlva mnniifurtiiriul in 1I1A ontintT A
Diploma may be awarded for any of the
above articles on exhibition without re
gard lo therr place of manufacture.
ClamZH. Vehicle of all kinds. '
Bestfamily earring f 5 f Beat timber sled
Beit buggy 4 I Best horse cart
Best harrow 1
Best corn -rheller 1
Best ox-yoke i, bows 1
1
2 00
00
00 ;
JcDiiEs James Thompson, Jacob Fie-, -Beit farm wagon
Wi Accept tue Compi-iiient.
Thursday f vcnir.g, when the mail arrived
.uou.g iii.u curtin uau wn cai ru-u u.e l.ig office of niedifnl director of thn'judged
State by foi fy, nor thirty, nor even twon-' jir)vitid. Tim great voet says that "Nell! TLo s upcrlntcndent will take every precaution
gal, Adam Gearhart,
All article, enumerated in tbit elass not made
in tho county, but produced upon exhibition, if
worthy of it, will be awarded a Diploma.
'if
procured the removal rf Dr. McClellan j otberwito as tbe merits of the animal maybe Cj.rsh 16. Miscellaneous Farming Implement
t I.!. r.A. .... nC rt.r.lTi.l rtf 1,a'...1 1 ....... ..... . . '
is built OT spite." and the "loval leapue" ' lQ '" P',n", nr tue saioty or stooit and .rt.ri.s
tm proven that th.,v are the tv'un children OB l"t.ition after their arrival, and arrangement
i. .,.,. .... i ,,n ih. frn.iiid.. I,..t ho nat ba r,..nnn.i lit. fnr
of thai' 'J.,,'1: i. 'Span-. , nI or dariiuue that mar occur. The Koeietr
., ti "7 f'. ":."! V.. w.i iojiroi exhibitors to give personal attention to
lil.N Bi m.K.-Aooor.ung to a i ashing- ,. .ir .n-innlj , ,7.,.. ' ,, , ,h.
:ton dispatch, the aduiinis'l alicii has ? v-' ,ir t0 ttu..u.l to iheir rornoral m th Sociotr can-
nK .ni H.i..f ir.ni hn t. n or tin rn r. 1 11 p. i ...i.. t....i.... fit
thsjy would despair of the election of Cur-r (:lin,wion. Hen Butler will be t,l,-ic?d i Kn.r. or lWiso.-The n.me of th niowman
ty thoomi.d, as had been and whs blill
cluimed by lhe lying Nai riuburg 7i;r.7;A,
evcral loading Republicans veiy candidly
admitledthat if the l'a'.rivt if- Union had'
not admitted the defeat of the Democracy, ;
Best Bee hits $1
Best $ doi.band-rakeal
Best grain crad.e 1
Beit Heigh
JcDGts--Samuel Kirk, Jacob W. Camp
bell, James Forrest.
Ci.asj 20. tjaUnet-vart in county.
Best dressing bureau?? I Beet sofa $2
Beit exten. table 2
Best wash stand oti. 60
I Best office chair 60
' Best variety of cbairs$2
1
Best lounge ets. 50
Best look'glaas frame 50
Bost let pari, furn'e 1
Boit set chairs ' 21
Best centre table 1
tin. i in command of that, department. If you,
This vrii a hifh comnliment tliniioli have a fraction of brains or heart loft.
..ni.,.n.;rt..ii si, .i;.i.;i; r n.,.) Abraham Lincoln, you will not do the
m.u .. , .V...H. ,v ...u ivtinu.ui. y. VUIU. , . ... , -
- ll.irtr WAnvni.ilnunn
Best potato digger 50
Be.t stump-pulirr 3 00
Besl lot gard. tools !
Beit set farming utensils owned by farmer 3 00
Jcdc.es Eli lUoom. John M. Curnmincs. Host bedstead
B. P. Hall. Best displLy of cabinet-ware Dip if-2
All articles SDumeroted in this class lubject to JniGES James II. Fleming, Christopher
same rulei as class 1C Kratzer. Joseph Irwin, (Lawrence.)
Class 17. Wheal, Hye, Darlcy, Com, Oats, Class 30. Coopering and carpentering.
l C-, rvc i esi pine ware luos, stands, Ac, AC, Dip X 1
Best cast Iron fonee
i.
j ijOjCOM.vurriii-is or ark ivsemeu
flip A 1 Ow Chniroinn, A.O. Fissy. .
3 oo! ' noftrKS.
5 00 j Williti-vi Powell, William Irvih.jr,
T VO'.lauis Leavv. Jr.lin Mitcbeli,
1 001 IV.. Head. '
CATII.E.
William Caldwell. Thomas SW,
Andrew Aild'.eman, Mi.rri Wsllsct,
Andrew McBrtdo,
entip AND SWINK.
William Brown, Robert Mitchell,
William Hoover, Amos Read,'
M.S. Ogdmi.
VEGtTABF.8.
Elisha Fenton, JohnSlmw,(Dr3sf!
A. II. nhaw, Jonb Rider,
Daniel Stewart.
BUTTEtl, CHT.ESK AND 1L0CI
Daniel S. Mitchell, Alexander AiA
Lewis C. Bloom, J. Calvin Read.
Joseph Goon.
VF.mct.l8.
Best wheelbarrow
used, at tbe time of entry.
The quantity of ground to be plowed by esrh
ocratio authoritv. and at the same time n .' r i '. . . ' i 1 Tho time al. owed to do th work will be thie
utrsmo uu.uoni) , anu at ine same iime) )v,n ,ti 0frM((mg Charleston to the ground, i ,lollr3. The furrow slic. la all cases to be lapped
witnering rebuke to tho falsehoods im- of ploughing it up and sowing it with : Tho trams to Hurt at ths same time and each
posed upon the country by tho Abolition : salt, and leaving it to bo a desolation ever-1 plowman to do bis work without a driver or other
heoti. more. But we would protest against an ' assistance.
act which would faa crueler, more insult-1 . l"' v" "uor"a ' aieiy win uo
:sl ho olion a. wo'lm tl.o kinilnf r,l.. ... ho Feat acre of winter wheat. Amtr. Aaririd' iit A- S 00
. .... . c r 1...... U . ... J- irAl
a l VV .
A3 00 .
2 00
A 2 00
Best acre spring wheat do
Best field of whaet 4 or 10 acres do
Best acre of rye da
Best acre of corn do
do
dl
do
do
Best field of barley not less than 3 acrei do A 2 00
Best acre of oatt do
Fest bo.hel of corn ears do
Bost 3 acrei of buckwheat do
Beit bushel of win er wheat do
I.U'IO IILUII- ... . . . , . . . . . L L 1 . . .
more malignant than all this, and " Z tT'?Jt! iTtt 1 .era of nntsitJL a
is don ia th lim
Best 1 acr of beans
Best acr of olover seed
Best I aor broom earn
For the Republican,
aestrt. tumors : " n miner to provided tbe work
Sirs: It is reported in this vl- military lespot of what was onco .i:r,wed for h verformanc.
cinitv that the Republican Ladies of vour Charleston. Kach plowman to strike hie owa land, and plow
town held a meeting tho other evening j 11 11 l eirawo to lnvno trie routn lo euuriiy inaepenaonioi in aajoining land, w itu-1 J'est i acre anrguura
nd passed a resolution that they would Pur out tho bitter cup of resistance to in one-fourtL of an acre plowed, each plow- j Best i acr peas
not associate with Democrats, or "Copper-! the very dreg ; if it ii best to ipit upon ! man,1ri11 $:'l1"ired,.10 lrih lwo ,h"k furrowed , Bast 1 rutabaga,
heads," any more. Now, if that report is . vanquished foe. and goard him w ith ie. ' E Vr J of eiuott 7
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A 2 00
do specimen sash $1 I Beit lot buckets 1
do window-bhndt 1 Best lot baskets' 1
do panel -door 1 Best let grain meas'rs 1
Judges-- Abr. Moore, Hiram Leach,
Wm. Robison, (Bopcs.) '
Class 31. Root and Garden Vegetable. 1
John Moore, Tf. W. Park',
Lewis R. I.nprrlc, Jacob I)ime'i
MEftCnAXDlSK i DC.MESTIC FAlVitU
Wm. Radobauch, Miss E. Alexin
Ed. Stonphton,
Wm. D. Bigler,
J. If. Fulford,
II. B. Thompson.
Miss M. Caldwell,
FANCY Pr.PARTMF.XT.
' T. Forrest
Mni-eerV
" Kate Brotrs,
" Frank Mot
Mrs. Nnnnii'F-1'
teed
A 1
A 1
A 1
A 1
A 2
1
1
John fl. Nail, Miss V. SLaw,
Wm v n...t. " 1 Moore,
Wilbur Robisoii. ' Ilenriettalr
Inmea Gatlnu-ov " Xannic I"1"
Mitt E. Boynton, " Sophia B"
" Ann lrvin, " M Uaiioj'
COMMITTFE AT LAW5E.
.Irnnva 1'hnnin M ills Hnn .lr.hn Pni.'ltfrc -T Ti Tl. Mr. Wm. Mm
Ion, David Adams, Sr. I Miss Bertha Wright. Mis M. Ilrtn
All vegetables must be shown to hATe! " Eliza Mitchell, " J. Usrt"!"1"'
L.n p.;..,lk. ik...i.:i.:i.. r n i.-i- t.... i lluliie lU0.
Class 32.--Curriers. Saddler .ft ShArnnler, ' Mrs. Sam'l Mitchell. " Kate IoogDsr
Best i bu.-b.carrott 60c
do do rotabags50o
do J do ta. potat 50o
do do tomatos 60c
do i do ta. bojtl 50o
do i do sw't poto 60c
Best 0 b'ds cabbage SOe
Best 2 docauliflow. Dip
Bcstqt- Windsor bnsoOo
Best vari. melon. 50c
Best Vhi i. ttun,sura 63o
Best 4 stalks celery Dip
truo, we woul.l like lo know it, so as not rv" . even wniie no AnT inf(,rrn,tion r.nuir,d u rrf , ...! Be.t aore of turnip.
to insult the dignity (!) of any person ill ,fcel, " '-nt o is no t. nion lo bo rostor- 0f the P.icictT can be eained bv addressinir tb ' Best i boshel of turnips Amwrienn Aqrienlturitt,
that place by trying to associate with r poace to i.e hoped for, then lot Kxocutive Committe or the Secretary, who will: Judges William Smith, (Pike,) Daniel I
...c.. .,uvm uu ... unit ii innrteston. no nieasea to giva any iniormation la their pow-, a vers, jonn Larrimer.
!., .nn.,nl l.lln. .1... f- . .... ' . . . '
"w mi.iD. v ...ui iu. i.incotn . " uiiw, iTops Demi equal oreiurence win n atven te
them. Yours, fee,
Crooktd Run, Oct. 10, 1SC3.
R.
contemplates any such infatuated pro-; AnJ article not enumerated In th above clas-, those that yield the largest net profit. Statements
Jlest gents boots and shoes $2 00
do ladys'boota and shoei 1 00
do display of boot and shoo ; J 00
do ladys' riding saddle J 00
do riding bridle and martlngal loo
do side Unishod harness leather 60
do robe made uy exhibitor 1 00
Tt f? Ttr.ivmo.n Mrs. S. J. .
Jos. Caldwell. F. O. Mill".
sea, and plaoed upon exhibition, if worthy of no-
. . ... . . , eeeilin(T us this. The wiarlnm an, r,.
SOT u e can oniy say to our corrospon-, -- - - - -,---""-" : tioe, will be suiUiblv rewarded.
Buuiiui inin. ....c.i,,.,ri u.iutine nan Th. I.,...t;. . j: .:
10 Jew art Power tn .w.rrl ll,.l.,.u. i. .... r... 1 I
, , , , . ., . iniiu.i vi .tr.pt
wenearu similar reporis, n.iu ; t,)e migchi((f which I!ulIer did
further, that such display or "d.gmjy" Orleans. Plunderer, popinjay and tyrant, bt artieleV, so Zi
. . f, , a , I . . . 1 .1 ' . . .... 1.. ..... I. .... I ... . . I. - L ......... .... . .
was not, oonnneu to llie - weaner aex, : ii were ueuer no worn him... iu iuuho sio- " "j ' ruiea,
to be furnished by tb exhibitors. They niust be
measured, or weighed, and a tnmpl furaisbed at
tbe Fair. ,
Applicants for premium! must furnish the Com
mittee with a statement signed by themselves.
do tog harness $2
do gents' saddle 2
do display saddlery 3
Best calf skin - 60o
Best side k ip leath. 60s
J uiiges Jacob
Best carriage harness $3
Best single harness 3!
Best traveling trunk 1 1
Best side sola leath. 60e
Best lid op- do 60o i
iaust, Isaac Swailos.i
Miss M. E. Read,
Geo. II. Lytlo,
G. B .Goodlandor,
Rov'd- liratton,
Miss U. Carey,
Mrs. D. W
A. M. Hill".
W. W. Wrigl)i
Air. ivim- .
Mr. If. B. Cald'11'
" G. R. Bs"'1
Moore,
but for further information we recommend 'oKtion stump speeches at the North for ' Jh'"dKe? "' ach eUsi willb appoinud ; raised oa th ground entered fora pretnium, and
under a pledge of veracity, of tb quantity of grain James Stewart,
raised on tb ground entered for a Premium, and l!i ... 33 7...7.. . J rr.i.r.. tr r.
.. .- . ... ana annoutio.i h.r,,.. . .l. .. . .. r. . - .' j pnvtirri wvotk,
. .. . r.i..n,nns n r , . in. hl Rm.i.nn or... .v.v.w v. wu .uo nr.. a,, n. mi. ihuil .uu BorraoLiT a. na run h. . .ri .... ... .. . .
Dim to me of our "recent settlers" who . rr. I.. u ..r" Vl. '. ' I ia. nr. Tn. , .".".rr JT"1 ""''"V n"d
. . . . . ... juia imr niiuuui. mau vunn iuuuiu ot'im , am , V a j - , . -7- 1 " " r- 1 -mw uw uuu
f our omraunity.
lars per annum, than that he should again , A . t, . . . '" P"" eropf l k'nd and quan- Best oo.t mad by a lady
spud- her... ibV pi. i;i vl;:. ry.r mrrr i" r aoai PDt-. pt od v..t m.d. b, . i.d
$2 00
than the Dry Tortugss.
premium.
luiiiiswttmsa, i n... V... -... at
A Pareoas ntorln lalA ana lu ..kiiit- .. ' v. . t . . .
v - v.H.v.wH, v. ci... aair wsMajw a
MABSBALf
WILLIAM TF.NSYCK.
CHIEF OF POLICE, ,
JOSEPH DEN NINC
GATE REKPFRi "
IvtF. IrB
IWtfUtjva
1 nn
1 00 "corge ijarier, u.l
1 14 ; K.tha.iel Riabel. Lewis Kishel,
I Issae ?raile. ; ,
t