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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
m Lr lu ld oti (lie I'air 'JrntimU near Ilic
Itiirough ' t'lfitl liflil. I., mi liKK
ilav, idni Mlav, Tlntrxlay and
lrldav, ttic vlil, ;ll, lilt and
Alii iif October, A. I. IXitl.
i.isi' or iMtr.MH Ms.
Class 1. Sweepstakes, open to all lrcoJ
utid rnrjipelilors.
Hint Lull, ? im 2d best. SI ml d best, 2 0"
Best cow, 6 mi ill best, i I'U 3J Iki-i, 1 id
All breeds cmuc together in tins tian. Hint com
pete wiilt each other, lo bo judged ly their good
points, eyilllllcliy ol tllllllO, ability tu bitten, aud
tlic stock thov will produce.
Ji tKit.it W illiutu Brow n, jr., J. D. Donning, Da
vid TWcr.
Class 2 Grade Cuttle, owned in the
county.
Rest cow for milk. S'tl 2d Lent. S3 id best, ,1
Best hcillur.2viold, 2 LI lust, 1
lu... 3 ilo 2 2.1 bent, 1
Best culf, timli'r ! month old, 2
Ji'Iiukv Wui. Win-, Jolin Peters, Jiaob Flcgal.
(Clas.;5 Oxen.
Rest yoke of oxen, & 2d best, :! 3d best, t'l
Jtu.t Duvid Hull, Abraham Humphrey, II. D.
Hull.
Class 4 Fat Cattle.
Best fut bullock, cow or hi-ifl'i-r, iZ 2d best,
2
ili-iit lat bullock, cow or heillcr,
over two years old, 5 2d btut, 2
J I' in, IB lieorge Kettlcbnrger, William Evans,
WiillHUI SlIlWCUI.
Class 5 Thorough-bred Horses, open to
nil.
Hunt stallion, 8 2,1 bet, 1
Best mure and colt, 7 2d bust, 3
The prpitiiiiuix in this class are intended ouly for
horses whine pedigree render them worthy, us the
Society wish to encouruge the raising of improved
stock.
Jchuls Joseph Postlcthwiiitc.D.Whitmer.Justin
J. Pie..
Class 6 Killing, Draft and Farm Horses.
Bent saddle home, $3 U 2d bent, $2 Du
llest matched carriage borne!, 2 I'D
Best spun of draft horses or
mures. 00 2d best, 2 00
Best coll under 2 Venn old, 2 DO 2d best, 1 (10
Best two-vcar old'colt, 2 00 2d best, 1 00
Rest threc-ypr old colt, 2 M 2d best, 1 So
Best Bingle family horse, 1 00
liest gelding or more for work, 2 00
The borne that moves the beavieft load on tbe
itoce-boat, according to bis weight, without
a whip, Vouatt on the llorec and b 00
JrnofcB Benjamin Bloom of lfimc, M. B. t'ono
way, Andrew Tcnti, sr.
Class 7 Trotting Uarse9, open to all.
Best tiuie,3 in 5, trotting in single harness, $;tHtl 00
No premium unless seven entries are made.
Each tiorsc to trot against time. Entrance fee SuO.
J mots A. 11. thaw. Johu 1'atlon, T. J. Borer,
M. 1.
Class 8 SweepKtaki'SjO)! to all racing
in Larress.
Best 2 in 3, mile bint a, Bgninst time, v $100 00
No premium will be awarded in this class unless
there arc six entries. Entrance fee
JriiutB iiiraiu Woouward, Jacob AVilhelm, II.
11. Kurd.
Class 9 Trotting in single harness, for
horse owned in tbe county at least 15
davs before the Fair,
Bust 3 In 5, mile beat, against time, t iO 00 I
No premium awarded iu this class unless there
nro eight entries. Entrance fee fa. The borne
'winning in Class 7 cannot compete for the pre
mium in this cluis.
Jlimcs uinual Arnold, John 6. BadcbungU,
A. li. Miuw.
Class 10 Trotting Horses owned and
raised in tbe county.
Best 2 In .1, on time, in harness,
f 100 00
Best trotting horse or mare under saddle,
3 00
2 00
Second best,
Best trotting horse or marc in single harness,
Second best,
Best walking horse or mare,
Second best,
3 (id
2 (i(i
j (in
1 00 1
.No premium awarded in thes class unless there
are teu entries. Entrance fee. $i.
Jl'UCtB S. B. Jordan, W. li. Wrigley, Samuel
McCune.
Class 11 Sheep and Woel.
Best buck, any breed, f 2 00
Second best, Bundall's Sheep Husbandry.
Best ewe, any breed, do do
Best sheep, lutti ued for mutton, do
Best lamb, Ban, lull's Sheep Husbandry.
Jt Hots James Johnston, John Steward, ar. .Jacob
koonti.
Class 12 Swine, open to all.
Best boar, any breed, Young farmers' Manuel
and
Best breeding sow, anv Breed,
$2 00
& 00
Second best, Agriculturalist for one year.
Best bog, i'i 00 2,1 best, 3
Best pig under six months old, Agriculturist
lor one veiir.
Jrnur.s William Brown, IL W. Bark, J. A. I..
l'lcgal.
Class 13 i'oultry.
Best coop spring chickens., not less than six,
Beamont's American I'oultry B'.iok.
Best two heaviest turkeys, Beamont's Ameri
can I'oultry Book.
Bet display of chickens, Miner's Poultry
Book. .
Jim; t-s A. I. Boynton, A. (.'. Finney, Thomas
I'leming.
Class 14 Flowing.
The mnn that plows green fwurrl tne liest, $20 00
Jl tints William Miirrny, 1'avid Cieurhail, Geo.
I'entx.
Class 15 Flows, Rollers, Drills, Harrow
and Cultivators.
Best plow for stubble, or sward. il 00
Best sub-soil plow, Barry's l'ruit Oiirdcn and 1 00
Best clod crusher aud roller combined, 1 I'll
Best graiu drill, (jardener aud 1 00
Best aide-hill plow, 1
Best reaper and mower, copy of Agriculturist
for una year and 2
Best threshing mochiuc, copy of Agriculturist
for one year and 3
Best cultivator, f 1 00 I Best corn planter, 1
licrt harrow, 1 00 I Best burse ruke, 1
Best corn sin tier, 1 00
Best faniiingmill, 2 00
BcnUoi-yokc and bows,
1 (i0
Best hnv-nitchiiii: machine. 1 on
Best stock and straw cutter, 2 00
Best horse power for general purpose. 2 t'O
Biu-t original invention of agricultural imple
ments, & Of)
All articles enuinernted in this ettis not made
in the county, but produced npon exhibition, if
worthy of it, will be awarded a diploma.
.It nous Alexander Murray, William Tato and
Isaac Dunlin
Class 1C Mibcellnneous Farming Imple
ments.
Bet bee hive, Quinly's MyslerT of Bee
Keeping. Best one-lourth dorcn linnd rnkes, $1 00
Best grain rrndle, Jl 00 Bent potato digger, .SO
Best stump machine, 3 00
Best lot garden tools, The (iartlrnrr.
Best lot ol tunning tools owned l.y fanner. H On
All articles enumerated in this class sul.j.ct to
same rules a Class 1",.
Jl IK.rs Joseph W. I'lirell, Daniel Chambers and
An bur Bi II.
Class 17 Wheat, Rye, p.urlry, Corn,
Oats, Ac
Best acre nf winter wheat. 4 00
Best acre nT spring wheat, 2 On I
Best Held of a hi nt, four or ten acres, i 00 '
licfl acre of rie, 00 ( Best acre of corn, 3 00
liest held ofliarO v, not less than three acn's, 3 no
Bent acre of ot, S Ilo
Best bushel of e.im ears. it lit'
Bet throe acres of buckwheat, 2 tin
liest nushel or wuiior w heat, 2
Bet bushel nf sprii.g wheat, J
Best one-half acre ot potatoes, 2
Best one -fourth acre of bcuua, 2
Best acre ol clovor seed,
Bes-t nue-fnnnh acre ol broom corn, 2
Best one-fourth acre of sorgum, t
Best one-fourth acre of peus, 1
lluet one-lourtb acre of rutuhagns, J
Beat our din II bu'hel timothy swl, 1
Beet acre of carrots,
Best acre of tuniifs, 1
Be an half bniii'l of turnip, 1
i, I.
1 t i
'I,,,.,, (lull . 1i .III" i .' i' ' I I ' I
Kir to ! lnrniliid b the nhioiti '
Tin ii'ii't
l-c n.ciisnrci t i,r Knj.li! . I, rihI a sample liniu-ln .1
! nl tin' I Hir.
i An. Intuits f..r plvn.in'iis lntipt tumuli the (Vm-
'.i.iti.c with sim. m. 1,1. ncm I ' tin u,-. U. s.
under a pli.l.-c ol vnimt.v, it tin- o,uuiiiiiv hi
iniin ini.i ! on the finimd inlrml l"i pnncnio.
mi I iniift sliile ciMMH-'ly s lie tan tliekin.lai.il
'oiiditmn of the in ui'iis rmns: the kind an I
((iiinility of sei I H'n. and I be tune ami in"l
niillii!L' it in the imund.
of I
IVciiis rnti rmir In Id erntis fur i -xl
.il.il
nli inline to do hi. Innv cue notice the l.xi
Conunitl.-e at anv tune, and hetln held measured
i i : I..I.. ......
Hill! examine 1 OV B I mi"" "". "K.
JmiiK William lllooinut Hcnj., I1, lin-sshraud
John Tlioiupn'H.
. Clash IS- liroad and Cereal Food
Best loaf of wheat bread,
ltel loaf of corn bread,
liest louf of rve bl eu 1,
liiploma
Biploma
liinloii:a
Hist pound e;ike, 1'ip.
Best fruit cuke, liip.
I!e.t enflce cuke, Inp.
I!ct bnchelor cake, llip.
Best pie, any kind. Hip.
Best sponge cake, Bip.
Best jellr cake, llili.
Best lud ' cake, ln. j
Best cake, i )
Best jelly, lii. I
Ili'St pii'MTVes and .telly.
Best display of jelly and preserves,
jiipii.ina
liipli ma
liiik'iuii
ll.-st ice cream
JltlGEH-
Mrs. Samuel Arnold, Mrs. Lever 1 le
:ul.
Airs. ii. i . I loop.
Class 19 Butler and Cheese.
Best i pounds or more of butler, .Mrs. Halt's
Economy.
Best 10 pounds or more of Cikiu butler, Mrs.
lEilc'g Bomestic Economy.
Best cheese, made by exhibitor, Mrs. lldle'i
Domestic Economy.
J I Dots Mrs. John B. Hewitt, Mrs.
Nichols, Mrs. William Caldwell.
Class 20 Flour.
Best fifty pounds Hour,
liest fifty pounds rye Hour,
Best iifiy pounds spring wheat flour,
Best fifty pounds com meal,
Hist lilty pounds buckwheat flour,
Jinota 1. J. Oswalt, 1'aniel Avers,
U art ley.
Class 21 domestic Articles,
Martiu
J.I 00
1 (1(1
2 00
1 00
1 0U
Thomas
Best box or jar of bonev, $1
Best ten pounds of maple sucnr,
Best peaches, put up uir-liplil.
Best tomatoes, put up air-tight,
Best black i erries, do
Best currants, do
Best fancy jar of pickrls.
Iiiplouia or
liiploina or
Biplonia or
Biplouia or
Itiplotna or
lhploma or
Best irallon srrup, or sort-hum, or
each, Jiijilomaor
Best cured bam, (cooked.) with
mode of curinp, ic, Biplomatir
Best dried bed, with tnodo of
curins, Iiinlonia or
Jt'liUES Mrs. Fred. Arnold, Mrs. Boln'rt Mchaf
fcy, Mrs, Thomas II. Korci'e.
Class 22 l3mrslic Manofactures.
Best 10 yards flaunuL, $1 00
Best 10 yards satinctt, 1
Best 1 5 yards woolen carpet, 1
Best 1 j yards rs; carpel, wool chain, 1
licBt 10 yards ciotb, 1
liest pair wool blankets, 1
Best woolen coverlet, 1
Best wool fringed mittens,
Best pair wool knit stockings,
Boat specimen of knotting, knittirg, or
needle work, by Miss under 12 years old,
Best pound linen irwiq; thread,
Best pound stocking jara,
Best loot mat,
test tidy mat.
JtiDUES Mrs. Jno. Fpackmsn, Mrs. Adam Gear
hart, Mrs. Thomas Henderson.
Class 23 'eeUe, Shell, Wax Work,
Best specimen needle work, Xlp or
Best specimen nccdie work on ma
chine, Pip or
in.
iO
50
Best specimen Sowers in worsted. l"p or
60
60
60
j Best pecimen embroid'y in worsted, lip or
Best specimen eml.ruiJery in laoe, l'ip or
Best specimen embroid j in muslin, Din or
60 j
60 !
60 :
60,
60
60
.so ;
1 Best specimen leather work,
Iip or
. Best specimen wax flowers,
' Best specimen feather work,
Dip or
Dip or
Dip or
D,n or
Best specimen ornamental work.
Best shirt made by Miss under 12
liest rattbiftr and incn.lin",
Dip or
Jnii. rs Mrs. W iiiimn Irun, (of Cura cnsvi'.le,)
Mrs. tir. Liti, lirt. Charlas R. Furtet.
Class 24 Millinery and itresd-maUir.!:.
Best millinery, 1 1 t'O
Best dress making, 1 00
Jtdgks M r T.J. Poyer, Mrs. Xanry Stewart,
Mrs. Benjamin tlaruhurn.
Class 2.'i Artistic Work.
Best painting in oil,
Best portrait painting.
Best cattle paiuling.
Best painting in water colors.
Dip
Dip
I tip
Dip
Dip
Dip
t.st ornamental paiuling of any kind,
j best Daguerreotypes taaen on the ground,
I Best amhrotypes luktu on the ground,
00 1 Best pliolographi taken on the ground,
i Host landscape j :,ii.l'.n0',
Dip
Dip
Dip
I Bust penmansliip.
Best areLitceturul drawiag,
Dip
J mors Bdimnl MvunUon, Miss Mary A. Irvin,
Miss I.oxey Tyler.
Class 'Jti Designs.
Best design for farm house, barn, carriage
bouse, and stable, t loan's Ornamental
Houses, aud I i 00
Bwt design for dairy hi cso, Manuel of the
House.
Best design for ice lmue, 1 50
Best dusign forlruit house, 1 .'O
Best design for bridge, with rpan not less
ihun v ,n f.., t s no
' Jt iiGES Joseph Burcbfield, John Berk, Cbris
I tian Lineigh.
Class 27 Metahc Fabrics und Machinery.
Best rooking stove, wood or coal, t
2d best cooking stove, wood or coal,
lid best cocking stove, wood or coal,
Best parlor stove,
id best parlor stove,
3 HO
2 OU
Dip
2 HO
1 till
I 1,0
Dip
i no
1 on
2 l'
(Ml i cost cast-iron lenee,
I 2d best cast iron fence,
00 : Best specimen or lot of tin-ware,
j 2d best specimen or lot ol tin ware, Dip and
00 i Best specimen blacks taiihing,
(Ml iiest specimen gunsu, lining,
mi Best siiecinien iron -turning,
2 (Ml
2 00
1 00
1 00
! Best plate castings,
liest shower nam,
Best original invention in county, t 00
; Best display of table anl pocket cultlery,
J American manulacture, l'ip
I Best display ef edge tools, Dip
J Best display of farming and field tools, l'ip
The aiivve premiums are oBered fur articles
' manufactured in the county. A Diploma may be
awarded lor any ol the above articles on exhibi
tion w iihout regard lo their place ot nianulaeiure.
I Jt in.ES Xhomat Kiley, Mm. I. liilhert, Thus
Mills.
Clab I" Vehicles of all kinds.
Best family carriage, $.ri j Bel limbic sled, J
rio hngry, 4 do horse cart 1
do fnrm wagon, 4 I do w hcloarrow, . 1
do sli iirli. 2 I
Jl im;i;s. Samuel Kirk, .Miles Heed, John Briel.
Class Culnnet-wnre in county.
Bi't dresinc biirciiu. L' ' Be
t ft chairs, f J
lounge, i'K
looking glass
Iraiue, .;'l'c
' sot parlor fur-nilitn-,
$-4
do eteiisii,ii talile, !f
do wash stand,
do oflicc eh.-.ir,
do vani ty ot chairs. ?'
lo be,l-!,'d, 1
do snla. i
do
rentt-c tal.le, 1
Jl .,.l:s Harvy Plruiing. John
W", Wright smi
(iii.rge l.rlianl.
Cla SO Cooperinp and (jrienlrt ir -p
Best pine ware tulip, stands. Ac, Diploma and Jl
ilo specimen sah, 1
Bl-t it bllckl'tS. 1
do w ind,.w l.lind.t, 1
do :t La-ills, 1
do set grain measurrsl
do iianel-door, 1
Jrrinirs Conrad linker. Amos Boed. ( bark' S.
mil W..rnll.
i o Ulass ol Hoots mid (jiuuen rrrtnt.,es.
Best 1 Lu. carets. ..Ill I Be! f l,eid-rald'hgi . 'l'i
do 4 bu. riituiiagns Mi,-
ib. i h ds. nulifl i D p
tl. qt a indoor tH uiis.o.i.
do arieiy mi l. ins. .'.Ot
do variety ipiushi "...Oc
do four slocks of
ecliry. Dip
ill vegetables have lp n
do
do
do
do
bu. p.ilat.M-s, t-i'o
bu. ti'iiiitices, ;n,.
lnu tal.l-lt'ls.''t'c
4 bu. swintt lio-
tatis, :.flr
It inn.'! ! -li .an that
ruin d bv the i khiluti.r.
J lit..'- K- H. M'-rv. David Wei-- Anfrn
Alurrev.
rm V
jt'i . ! - - ( 'i.t i SiUlril
J t nk rl a.
,d M.oi-
(; no
1 Ml
; (hi
2 (
1 on
!.n
1 to
l.t priitf' ,n,ti mill si . ,
do I... lies' 1 1.. .Is and shoes,
do display nl l-M.is and th,
do lady's I i.lmg fad. He,
do ii i n p l.n llc and marlim-nlc,
do sub 1, 1. 1 . li, 1 I nno ss Italtnr,
On v...e ii.n.ii' l v exhil'il..!.
do tug Iml ni'", f
do p. Ills' Srt'l'lli',
l. l ciiiiigeliarmssft
do sliiilli haunts, .1
CO ill.pillV SH.i'illT.V, .'I 1
lu cull skin, i'e
do truiilmg trunk. 1
do sole suit-1, aim t ,o'c
do nd" hi p. r " itic
roll k li .'liwn r...'i
.It w . Stewart, J- Is. ole, tie... lloaeiti x.
' , ,
' - I
ftvs alini sun uuuuui ..wr...
Bcsl suit of cli.thi s made by baud, OH
do coat made by a lady, ' "u
do pants and i st niiidc by lady, 1 00
do Lu.-k miiltres, 1 00
do straw uniltrcs, ' 00 ,
do hair tnattre-s. vv
.It nui s Lever l'lcgal, Levi Spiloe, C. Howe.
Ci.Ast o 4 rr.ntir.2 in county.
BeM ban.li.ill, Hip. I Best blanks
do card, l'ip. do newspaper, lip.
ilo iirnanii'iitul Tirilltltlir. lllp.
Ji outs William Bigler, 0. W.bnyder, 11. I:
fcwoope.
Class ?,5 Stone-waro.
Best assortment and best ipuility, t'j 00
Jllioth S. 1'. Wilson, lleuiy Wright, Andrew
Wilson,
Clajs 30 Chemicaia and Chemical action
in County.
Best available manure, at moderate cost, 1 1 00
do availuhle manure lor farm nroduots, 1
no
do muteriiilforglucOu
do vinegar, i0c
Best tallow candles, iO
do linsoci oil, 50
50c I do writing ink, nil
Tuouiua tearing, lr. Jed. Liti, U. V.
Spackiuau.
Clas? 37 Wood and Stone.
Best dressed stone, $1
do jrrinilstinie, 1
do shingles, liip.or iOc
do floor boards,
worked, $1
do split or shaved
hoops, Hip.
Best mill stone, SI
do butter bowl, Dip.
aud 60c
do turned article, frOc
do washing ma
chine, do butter In die, Iip.
Bint weather hoards, wo
rked. 1 00
Jt iniLs Thomas Eiibldl. Jnbn B. Kylcr, John
Gilliland.
Class 38 Natural Minerals
Best suit of useful minerals of Clearfield
county, including coal,
Best cabinet of minerals of Clearfield and ad
jniniNjr counliis, to be the property of the
00
Society,
Best limestone, 50c
do lire iluy, 5"c
00
60
fl
1
Best potters' clay,
do burnt lime,
do caal,
do collect'a of fossils $1
Jt IHiLS f red. ShoB. V. B. Holt, Samuel Clyde.
C'laas Z'i Fruit.
Best display and greatest variety of grafted
apples, summer and winter: llusuian on
Ainerii'Hn W ines and $2 00
Best di-plnv of j.ears: Cole's American Trait
Book and 1 00
Bet pluuis and cherries: Cole's American
l'ruit BiH.k.
Best (juiuccs : Manning's Fruit Book.
Best specimen of apples one peck: Man
ning's Fruil li.i.'k.
Best sic iiucu of American grapes : Man
ning's l'ruit Book
Best eoedliug grajxi raised in county and
worthy of culture, 60
Best d'nuestic wine and mode of manufac
ture: Fuller's flnipe Culture.
Best curraut wine: Manning's Fruit Book.
BcM black tierry wine : do do
Best pno.-clMTi ies : do do
Jt ooKs Frank rietning. Trier ll xiver, JoLa
V, ngtiL
Class 40 U einoship,
To the lady who manures her horse best
and site most cram-lully, Diploma
To tbe penilemau who manapee hia horse
best and sils mot gracelully, I'iploma
Best disnlav of horsemanship, not li-ss
than live couidc, Ihploma
Best driving on the curse bv a lady, Diploma
liest company of cavalry, . Diploma
I Bi t cniuiiaiiv of iufuntrv, Jiiploma
1 Best baud wnh brass lusixumrnts Diploma
Bet marshal Land, liipi.nua
: Best ti-n ni.gi-rs. l'lnli.uia
IJtluils Uitl jvain, e l.;uai jrsiu, jr,. jauics
Ii a in.
Clas 41 Nur?erie.
Best nursery, containing the greatest variety
of fruit and shrub, cultnatcd in the ni t
approved manner, (the applicant to furni'h
written description, with the variety and
mode of culture,) $3 00
Second best do.. Burn'" Truit Garden.
Jtlmis Jauies Uuirbes Wubajn Tate, I-vi
Inssler.
Class 42 General Liel.
Best disj.lay A jroutest varii-ty of fli.aer, Tl loma
lie! dt-play A prratcst variety ot plants, 1'ij-lmna
Best ,1
.piny of II iral oriuimcnts,
Diploma I
Be-t basket bi.iit, wilh handle, Diploma
Best hand oniincl. Pinlntr.a
Jt'M.t.s Mi s l.lirHlM th Fnllerlon, Miss Berks,
Miss Martha ,eart,aru
,TDicreti.,nary pn niuuiis w ill I awardt d
for all artn b's of merit rilnl.it-d l.y mecbanics in
all the various I. ranches, and it is hojed a penrral
exhiliition w ill It lua.ir. l'or all iinnrmemcnts
usclu! to the farmer, and bai ing
valuil.lc p-.pi r
r be auur.lt'd bv
ties, nisiTcliotiiirv I'n-tnioni? limT
the Bxceittive I nmnt1
President-Bit II Mtl FHAW.jr.
Bxeeulne t'oinmitti. .losiuh K. I'.e-d, O. I.
CimhIMIow, (ioorge Thorn, Joseph H. Jon-s,
Bphrsim K. Mnrey.
Ireaiirer A. M. IKils.
Secn'tary 1. ti. Bt-(-,.f.
("(.rri'sp'.ii'ling Si-cn lurr D. F. Ftrwi Her.
LUESSMAKIKO, ETC.
SPF.CIAL NOTICE. Parisian DUES? and
(LOAK Making. Ladies can hare their
Diesses, Suits, Coats and Basquinee handsomely
made and trimmed, at the shortest antic, at the
old-established stand, lUJil I bestnut street.
Fanry anl plain Fans, Msnnlla Ornaments,
dress and cloak buttons, Bibbans, Ciuny and
(itiipure Baees. Bugle and Gimp Dress Trim
mings, with a large variety of Maple and Fancy
Uni.ds, from 2i to .'.II per cent less than els where.
Atari. ri,e.iririf. flail V. Paritf Fii.hhinS In tisSU
paper, for Ladies anVchildieo's Dresses, freta
of Patterns fur Merchants and Dressmaker! now
ready, at Jkira. M. A. BlMtK'8,
jyi-ly 1021 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
ll(T(H.RAPIII.R.D. MOAloHET,,
having purchased the Photograph establish-
ment ormerly conducted by II. Bridge, would
respectfully announce to Ihe eitisens of Clear
field and adjoining counties, that he has recent
ly made additional improvements to bolh sky
light and aparatua, and be Hatters himself that
he ran satisfy the most fastideoas taste in a rat a
and lifelike likrneaa.
lie also keeps constantly on hand a good as
sortment of duilt, llosrwood. and Walnut frames
A H ums of all sires and stv les and an endless
variety of east a. lockets, etc., which he will dis
pose of at very moderate prices, for cash-
His fallen ia in Shaw's row, tup stairs,) Mar
ket street, Clearfield, Pa-, where he is always rea
dy to aneonimodate customers who mav be In
want of a good Likeness of themselves or friends, j
Particular attention ptid to r,, print a'i kind,1
of pictures, etc. tiovsmber liib, 1M.4,
itr ANTi:iiAnr.Tss-s n tr.n
month f.r Ocr.tlnin, and l-ti to 7i for!
I.ndies, evetywh're. to introduce the Crmmon !
Sense Family Siaing Mirhioe, improved and
perlerted. ll will hem, Hitch, quilt, bind, b'aid
and eml-r.iider bcMiiiirully price only 120
making 1t.e elasiic lock st-tth, and fully war-.
ranted lor tnree years. t p,j the a'.ove warwa.
or a commission, from whirh twice that amount
can be uiaue. Address or rail on
C. BOWBB5 a (V,
CtTire Tso. ?bi Futh Fifth st . rbil'a. Pa. I
rffAtl lette-s answered promptly, with clr-j
euiars and terms.
ai.-s.4t
Rush' M. IWimilic;". Ilubbeira, Drake s Hoof,
lands (iermna, ilostefer'a and (ireene's
uxvgenatea r.uicrs, also par Liners,
kino for meilicinal rnepoes. for aale by
of all
II. 4 I.
kQfk Mtintli I Ageot wanted for e-
' .fJ lirrlm SOS rf,rr, jit OUL AddreSS,
', 0. T. UAKEV, City liaudinr. Lidaeford. N.
I kf- ia I. 1 -
Msy l,ly 1M.
D. W. SKiTH, S CO.,
AliK OPLMNti
AND
,StiJfT ffC LlC(l)CSt (Hid
S i
PEST LINE (IF
oflereJ in Ci.ARntLD countf.
Having been the lutest lo purchase we
Lave the advantage of tan decline in
prices, and otWr this advantage
to all our customers and
all others.
IX LADIES DRESS
triDi the latest
GOODS, WE
and inusl
l'ashioiiiiblc btylcs.
A L P A C A
s,
we bare
which are now so fashionable.
good qualities as low as 45 cents,
embracing every shade.
We offer also a Novelty- which has
just
nTifc;ired i" Dress
Goodsi, called
PERCALE
Thoao finrxfla AnmA in l'atifrr rnmnn.1
yr . ,r
imp an euaues anu ueeigas. i.eiug
already trimmed they require-
only culling anu fitting and
can Le dona up at
any time.
FANCY DRY GOODS
Ladies Super Kid Gloves, Ladies fancy
Lisle gloves. Ladies Mohair Mills,
Ladies fine Silk Nets, Ladies fan
cy Chenille, Ladies Magio
KulUinp, Ladies Lace
LADIES THREAD EDGING,
Ladies Valenciennes Flutins:, Ladies
Silk tassel Buttons. Ladies Silk
Scarfs, Ladies fancy Ties,
Ladies einliroidered
Handkerchiefs, Ladivs Jlem Stitched,
Handkerchief, Ladies Lawn hand
kcrehicis, Ladies Lmpress trail
Hoop skirts, Ladies Hoop
Skirt covers.
SHOES cf- GAITERS.
Lasting, Goat, Glove Calf,
Morocco, Cloih Opera
Slippers.
STRAW
Shaker Hoods,
GOODS.
SUNDOWNS,
SUN DO WNS,
Canton Strawi,
Braid Straws, Derby
lists. Spin Hats, Luten Hals,
Trimmed Hals. Straw cords ami
necessary ornaments.
all
ME N'S
iv e a r:
Fine assortment of fancy Cas- rC
fimercs in patterns, extreme
ly cheap. Also Boys jS
wear.
BOOTS A XD SHOES
,,,,,,
-MCI! 8 licav' Monroes, .Men ( line t. alt
l5oots, Jlen plore cult Oaitors,
Men's Cloth Opera Slippers,
Men's fine patent leath
er I'm Kits,
YOI T1IS AN I) HOYS
sIIOES
all sizes and styles. Straw Mats,
Hosiery, Kid Gloves
and Collars.-
STATIONARY
OF ALL KINDS
pnfJTt PPZTCs
1 Jl U I J .' V It U 1 1 Zi !
Seedless r.aisins, Layer Raisins, Prunes,
t.n l eacties, c an i'ears, Cn Corn,
ln line Art'le. Can Sardines
Italian Maccaroni. Almonds ard Figs
Cream Nuts, Filherts, Oranges
Lemon and Pickled
Ovsters.
CllACKITkS ! CRACKERS ! !
Sugar Liscuit, Lemon IWuit, E
Iliwuit, Kanev Iiiuit, Wa
ter aud Butter ISiscuits.
OILS AXD
ICES.
Genuine New Ot leans Molae. Sup.
Extra Svrups, Sugars, Coftee,
Rice, Teas. Candles,
and Soap.
TOnACCOES AXD SEGALS.
Hoes and Hake. (Jmm Hooks,
Trowels nrd Mr.pi- Oil
Cloths, Willow Ware,
Fiih. Salt ,nd
Ham.
CLEARFIELD STORE
N DAI!
Philip sbury, Pa
Wl I t. I A W
l.
lltTTS,
Mill.
II I 1AM row I LL
Il JF. BETTS, CO.,
(Successors to Munson A Hoof i)
Have just received a lnrpe and well se-
lecied Stock of ail kind cf Staple goods,
uuchas
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Roota and Shoes, HaU and Caps, No-
tiocs, Hardware, Glaus, Naili, Oils,
rainis. Ouecnsware,
Groceries, Flour, I 'aeon. Feed, Ac, winch
RrA rtiHrintT ttt rrpntlv rpdnrpt. Xtt irf n
" - - -o r j j-----f
ror Lasli or in
Fxchance for Lumber and Sbineles.
We hotie to make it to the advantage of
t- ,i m.
lllllltlT 1UCII,
in thelowerend of Cleat field county and
on Clearfield Creek, to pt their supplies
IIUIU kllia OVIUl, UCIUK Ull 111(1 11UO VI
Kail Road can Sell
coodu on heller terms than at any point.
; iu Cleat field county, and weareaellinc
i ... . "
our oiotK at eticii
prices as to make it an oLject to those buy
ing goods in this market to deal with us
Advances oi Goods, iecd, &c.,
Rnnpis 'made on account of Square Timber, which
KJ U Li S.; .,. .. .r1 . ....
'I
at fued rales.
Fiour of different Brands can be bad at
all times at very low prices, at the Clear
field Store, Fhilipsburg, Tenn'a.
lry Goods Notions, Ac, in great vari
ety, at the lowest price for Cash, at the
Clear6eld Store, 1'hilij-sburg, Term's.
Salt by tbe Sack or load, cheaper than
can 1 had anv where else, at the Clear
field Store, Pbilififcburg, Tenn'a.
Call and Examine the stock of (roods, at
tbe Clearfield Store, at rbilipshurg. Fa. I
Highest price paid in Goods or Cash for i
Lutalter and ShiDgles at tbe Cleartieid
Siore. rbilij.sburg. I'enn'a.
I lie cbeapest poods of all kinds are to be
had at the Cleat Ueld Store, at Fhi'iipoburg.
Call and see if oar roods and nrices don'i
soot the times. W. W. BELTS. & CO.
rhilijisburg, November 15th, ISCo.lf.
SPUING GOODS.
raoii new tors k rniLAiiELinu.
Cheap as the ( lira peat aud Good as
the Item
As
C. KRATZER & S0.,
Hare just received, and are opening, st their
Old Stand on trout Street, above the
Academy, a large and well se
lected atsertment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which they are selling at very low rates.
Iltad the folLwing catalogue and profit ihrrely.
A
'v.
w
3
3Pr? t:n ILziiw
Especial pains baa been taken in th
selection of Lsdiee Dreas (lands, whit
Uoods, Embroideriea Millinery Goods,
Prints, Kerchiefs, Mubiet, Gloves, 4c
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Always oo hand Biack Cloths Fancy
and Black Caimrres, Satinets, etc.,
Keady Made Clothin; ol all kinds.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
IN' E CKTI E S ,
and a variety of otb,r articles, which
X!
Pi
i'-'
thry wi.li.eil at a small advance on cull.
I Particular atteation is inviled to their
IsU.rkof Carpets, Cottage, annimoa In
'grain, superfine Bnglish Ingrain and
Itravsela, Floor and Tble Oil Cloths
Window shades aud Wall papers, etc.
FLOUR, BACON. Fish Salt.
riater, Applet, Feacbes and
Frunos kept constantly on baud.
ALSO, in Store a lot of large and
VT small Clover seed.
I' We intend to make it an object for Farmer and
Mechanics to bay from ss ; because we will
sell oar goods as low as they can be
bought in the eountr and pay the
w-h,i f f Li"4 of rrT pro-
! due, wewill also exchange roods for
i Srmwu Koar and CoratT otderi;
thiff'es, 'oar.l, and a II kinds
of Xsnufartured Lumber.
Clearfield. March J4, ls.ti.
PEACE rROCLAlMED.
THE WAR OVER IN CLEARFIELD.
I'vnY Tnvxnii nnrT
NEARLY ALL THE SlUAMXlYSZTu'
MASTERS.
RUT NARY ONE GOING RACK TO
OLD MASSACHUSETTS, AVI1KRE
THEY VilME LOVED SO
LONG AND SO WELL.
la eonseqiewee of the above facta, F. Fwont
of tbe old bbort fat Shop would annn.ne. to
.ro patron., and th. peopl. of clear-
fi,j eownty .1 l.r,e. that he has now . Sret rate
l "f good meterial: just reeetTed from the east, j
i "B " D rrareu on snon none w maae, j
I a,w wthii vm.rtt asaa m i m u IIT" roup IB I
(Irahans rw. He Is eatisfied fiat he ean please, I
, (unless it might he some intensely loval stay at
horn patnouL He is prepared to sell low for.
cash or County Produce, dnnt
a p.k.. itn.. .'
it Street Clearfield Pa. A kept by a fellow com
non'r called
J July i'i.-f.i. ly. "SnORTY."
corAKTNi:i:?iiir.
The nnderigned have this day formed a Co.
i 1. partnerh.r under the firm name of Irwin A '
Hartshorn, for the transaction of a (ienrral Mer
chandise and Lumber businesa. A large and!
well eelefted slock of (ioods has been added to
J those already on hand at the Corner Store in '
! fnrwanatl ill wtnarA mm air Una neanav A aLn
I CutciDn ft rrmrlfUd mtmfDt with r,r.r.
ft? low the lutt- Th hirht m.rkt r.fa
y f r Lumber of all dec.i Hon.
The patrvoare ol th pnblie is reteetful!T
Solicited. I'D WAR I) A. 1KVIN.
W. R, HAKIiUOUN.
CnrwensviHe, July in, IS ia-
1 ff "tvushelf ef prime Cloveveed. for sale by
1UU IHVIS A HAKT5I10RX.
CowewTi!le. Febraary 2i, lls.S.tf.
i)llrj lllorka, all sites, and he manorae
toee.at !KRKELL A BK1I.HR S
Tl I KUI'tjj or all sises. for ia)
IV Is.ll,l. MLKF.LI.L A BIGLLR.
r"pme and aTidomlnal supporters of every '
X hind "f tbe latest iirrrovements, for tale at 1
me l'ror More e4 M A KTS" U K A In n I X.
CA I'M Fit 1? I T of .11 kinds, al
MRP.RELL A liDJLT.R'i
! RICHARD H0SS0I
FOnKlGX ant DOMESTIC G J
'MUSLINS
DKI.MNES
,cr.ui:tis
at
I
at
at
Ser.tAiion
Sotiaatlivn
Sensation
et)alion
'Auacas j
lint rert ivoil at LUiSSc
'GINGHAMS
I CHINTZ
at Senaalion
at Sensatioa
at Senpstion
at Scnsalien
at Sensation
r HINTS
GIlVLS
CKAVATS
'shawls
poN'NL'l S
(HLoKKI) )
at MOSSO
at Sensnlion
at Sensation.
iMUslinsi
at Sensation
f , T
I-INEN
All to le bad at JIOSS0P.
at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
I CRASH at
fTIITAlN'1? at
: pa ttt v v tiTit at
FRINGE
I
at
J1
I
LACE
! IIOSI FRY
at MOSSOP
at
at
at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
. UW.-r.
.1- -ll 1. :.! . a. I .1
in anv aunn'ty I
AlwavsonJiana at wuaaui'
iniviiiw .t
Sensation
1
I
SATTI NETS at
f?t!ation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
j TW EEDS
kt
at
kt
at
I
JEan.s
11
1 ,fv
SU1KT1NGS
T'H
at MOSSOPX
CLOT FJ I KG such!
as Coals, 1'anti,
Vet,ts.
Toder Shirts, at seusatioa pnj
i
Flannel SuirU,
Boots, Shoes,
Flats and Car,
Kow for sale at 5IOS90PS
HAEDWAKE
such aaSas,naila
Fork i, Knives,
at sensation
pr
Spikes, Hinges,
1 , , - .
j LlQIJOnS. such 1
at MOSSOPS'
" " 1 ' ."'"
' w b uke7
Cognac, etc., etc.,
at sensation
FKUITS, such m
Frunes, Haisins,
FigB, Filberts, ic.
at sensation
pric
at MOSSOFS1
GROCERIES, wtyl
F 1 o u r, Hams,
' Shoulders, Sugar,
j Molasses, Coil'ee,
J Tea, C r a c k e rs,
; Spices, Candle,
at sensation pric
Coal Oil, etc., etc.
Alway at MOSSOFS',
BLACKING
ROI'M
FOWDEB
HOT
LEAD
at
sensation
prici
at
at
at
ut
at
sensation
sensation
ensation
sensation
sensation
pnr
Pri
pncl
pne
CAFS
pried
At the store of RICHARD JIOSSOF,
Mossor
f Alwrara 1r.pna An hand a It:
' assortment of all kinds of goods rvquiitJ
- for tbe accommodation of tbe public.
Kot. 12, 18
I HOW TO SAVE MOKETi
The times are hard ; you'd like to know
11 on yon may save your Dollars)
The way lo do it I will show,
It you will read what follows.
A man who Bred not far from aera,
Who worked hard at his trade ;
But had a household to support,
That squandered all he made,
I met him once, says he, "my friend,
I look threadbare and ronif-h ;
I've tried to get myself a suit,
Cut cao't save up enough."
Ears I, my friend, how much bars yon?
I'll tell you where to go.
To get a suit that's sound and cheap
At Kl.l7LliTI.I . and Co.
He took what little he had saved.
And went to Kelzr.imtf In 1 llrotbeff
Ano there he g t a handsome suit,
for half he paid to others.
K?w he '.s home, he loe.ss so well ;
And their effect is such,
Teat when they take their daily meals,
7hey don't eat talf so much.
And now he Ends on Saturday night
With all their wants supplied ;
That he has money left to spend,
And tome to lay aside.
His good soecess, with cheerful smile,
He gladly tells to all ;
If you'd save Money, go and bnr.
1 our clot has Lt RfIXfiifitrll I'lutbllie II all.
r
Where the cheapest, finest, and best Clothitt I
and good famishing g,.ndt Can be had to eui I
GREAT EXCITEMENT
0
X SECOND STI1EET,
Clearfield, Penn'a.
NEW FIRM, NEW ARRANGEMENTS
and JVcw Goods
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
The undersigned having formed a co
partnership, in the Mercantile business,
W fl 11 H rSS HOI'lfl 1 1 V InvilA ,t,A .ll.nllnn nf
fne.., IV,. .,.. - . : sue vicuil-u v.
wr)lll i'lblic generally to their stdcndid
assortemnt ol Mercbandise. which
now Being
FOLD YERY LOW FOR CASH.
Their stock consists in part of
Dry Goods.
of the bct Qnulity, such as Trinls, Te
Leinea, Alpticcas, Moiinos, Ginghsms,
Mublina Rleached and unbleached,
Drill nigs,
-KK.PM, Cotton Rfld
Wool Flannels.
.Nrt 1 1 D PL .fl Col I on fiilo. P,. 1
.harrla. Coata.Nutntia and ILwda, HaltBO-
ral and Honp Skirls. Ac Ac.
all of which
WILL RE SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Also, a line assortment of men's Draw
ers and Shirts. Hats A Caps, Root 4 Shoes.
Qucc7isicnrc.
- 'Glaasware, Hardware, Groceries and spice
, OF ALL KINDS
- IN MIOKT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
1 r r n.,.,!,;.. ll . . . .
' "fjoin'K u!uny Kept in a rt
Uil Store.
ALL CHEAP FOR CAS IT
or approved country produce
m , WRIGHT FLA NIG AN.
ClsvarRoM Jsnnan tAti, lkMtf