GEORGE B. GOODLANDEH,
' tmwt mo mormt'tm.
CLKAIU'lELD, Ta.
VVETJNESDAY MORNINO.PKPT.ir.lSTJ.
- Democratio State Ticket.
81TRKMR JUDGE,
JAMES E. LUDLOW, Philadelphia.
BIATB THEASl'IlElt,
' F. M. HUTCHINSON, Allegheny.
Democratio County Ticket.
ASSK.M1II.Y,
U R, T. J. HO V Ii E,
or oi iiiriiLB.
SHERIFF.
YT. ROSS HcPIIEHIOIt,
or cuunriELD.
TREASURKTl,
WIL1IAN W. W O R n A l L,
or CLIlRrlMLI).
COMMISSIONER.
CLARK 1IHUWI,
or LAWnsrei.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
FRANK FI til. Ul N G,
or CLtinriiLB.
AUDITOR,
LEWIt C. II LOOM,
01 LAWBB.1CI,
JURY COMMISSIONER,
JOHN W, IIU(iAHT,
or cLiiAnriiLS.
CORONER,
CCO ROB THORN,
Or CLEARNKLD.
Huntingdon eounty'l nrit Itepresentttlre to
Hi Legislature, W. k. Burchinell, Ksq., wa, in
the eity last evening. Altooua TribmM.
No lio don't, llarry J. McAtoor Is
the man who will Legiglula for the
lluntingiloncrs.
Ex Gov. James Pollock and Hon.
Goorgo R. Durrctt will dolivor nd
drcescs in tho Court room, on Monday,
the 22d, on the propriety of celebrat
ing oar one hundredth annivorary.
Gen. Edwin S. ilcCook, a' member
of tho celebrated Ohio McCook family,
vas assassinated at Yankton, Pacota,
one day lust week. Ho went through
twenty battles and fill by the hands
of an assassin.
Meat Eaters. The Tribune says
that the boarders at tho Logan House,
Alloonn, alo 12,373 pounds of meat
during tle month of August, at a cost
of 82,403.12. This is certainly a nice
little meat bill.
The New York Graphic's balloon
did not go up, nor did Prof. Wiso sui!
13.ui,v. IIv wllJitlj ..Milton tou
sail on land a little longer. He is
wise indeed, having concluded to cross
the ocean at some other timo. -
Tut His Foot in It. Grant lately
removed a German named Klanprcct,
who iiad been nppointod Consul at
Stuttgart, TrusBia, and appointed a
Florida negro, named Sammis, in bis
stoad. This act has raised a rumpus
among the loyal Dutch, and no ono
knows where it will end. Whether
Alio Germans will all turn Negro, or
tho Negro turn to bo Gorman whites,
remains to bo seen.
Rovtep. Ben Duller, Gon. Grant
and Simon Camoron were all defeated
for Governor of Massachusetts. That
is : Grant, Cameron k Co., mndo a
trip down east to holp tho Beast nom
inate himself, but tho witch hangers
proved too strong for "tho govern
ment" and its corrupt appliances.
Tho riymoulh Rockers still entertain
some "Stales rights heresies," when
thoir own domicils are attacked by
freebooters and political harlots, al
though they scoff at the doctrine
when somo other Stato than Massa
chusetts Is invaded by tho crow.
An exchange snys: "Abraham Lin
coln's likeness is printed over the spigot
hole of every keg of beer inanufac
(nred in the United States." Well,
that is right. His parly revered him
very highly and used up moro Mack
crape on the occasiou of his death
than was ever tjonsBined by any ten
funerals. Yot, ho could soon bo for
gotten by his most ecalous partisans
wore ho not constantly brought to tho
notlco of his party in this manner.
This likeness on the bocr kegs cm-
balms him in the ejections of his tem
perance friends.
A Joke on Teachers. The pro
trress of (he bl'o is wonderful. We
notice that tho "loil" county superin
tendent of Warren county has cngnged
.our honorable salary grubl lug, Credit
WohiKor Congressman,Glonni W. Sco-
tficld, to address the tenchors of that
county on tho 29tli. This is richness
To employ a man w!k will lie nnd rob
'the public, too, and who coiiftescd
'himself an ignoramus ; bccatiso he
minted in his Mercer county spocch a
.year ago, wlicn interrogated about the
Credit Mobilier fraud, that ho did not
vcn know what tho words Crcdit-
Mobilier meant, it was loo French for
him to comprehend ! Yet, this public
falsifier and Oiley Gammon domn
goguo is poslod to lecture tho Teachers
of his oounly on education and sound
morals. Why not send for Collnx, the
king of hypocrites, who added perjury
to the crimes Bcoflold committed, if
the object is to inculcnlo orimo in
etenJ of morals. Wo shall not bo as
tonished ti hear that somo confer.
, enco or synod has employed Colfax to
i opon their proceedings. Instead of
those vilo men hiding Ihomsolves as
most rogues do, they aro constantly
popping up everywhere, lecturing tho
people they l;nyo robbed nnd plun-
The Old tVome.
Tho Radical leaders of Massachusotts
are following in the footsteps of thoir
great-grand fathers, At thoir Into
State Convention tho following among
other resolutions was paused :
JrWrral, That I ho Republican part Ii the
party of temperance, order tod Inw ) tnat It favor,
the honest and iminrllal exeoutlon in good faith
of all laws, espeolally those for the suppression of
crime, Intemperance and dliurdor.
This urny bo considered Impudence
or bragiidocia, but it amounts to about
whut thoir ancestors indulged in noar-
ly 150 yoars ago in tho samo Common
wealth. They, "resolved, that we aro
the pooplo of God,'.' and as such thoy
banished liaptists, Quakors, Catholics,
and tho communicants of tho Church
of England. Thoy hung womon for
boing witches, and cut tho cars olT
those who returned alter being ban
ished. They cut tho tongues out of
Quakers' mouths, so that tboy could
not preach sedition; nnd when some
of the more ontorpming and determin
ed roturncd to Massachusetts, with
both thcircarsculofTund their tongues
cut out, theso "pooplo of God" hung
them like murdorcrs,and fir.aly silenced
the "ungodly rabble," as they called
thoio, in this manner.
To-dny tho grand-sons of theso samo
hypocrites declaro, In a publio con
vention, that thoy aro the lomporanoo
party and tho honosl defenders of law
and order! Good heavens!! Yet,
Uicbo self samo fullows have robbed
tho United Statos Treasury, within
the last five years, of forty-two millions
of dollars through tho Credit Mobilier
fraud and tho salary grab, and at tho
samo timo plundered and robbod the
pcoplo of ton Southern Stales of tvo
hundred millions of dollars. Can knavo-
ry and hypocrisy do more? It is
true thoso men have banished nobody,
but they have stolon everything from
their neighbors that is worth securing.
Thus while their pockets aro puffed
out with plunder, those unmitlgatod
scoundrels exclaim that they are tho
only mon who favor tho "impartial cr
ccution of law and order?" Tho
Dovil alono will prove a match for
these Judas Iscariots.
"ror Goes the Weasel." The
Philadelphia Press, in alluding to the
Radical nominoo for Senator, In the
Northumberland and Union district,
remarks :
r. VTagnnseller it a marketable local politi
cian of tho lower ordor. and has, n idtr the favor
of Simon Cameron, risen to tlio dignity of a drp-
utv revenue officer. Ilil nomination mil t re
jected by the lining Hepublicin oounties of Sny
der and I ntnn. and especially oy too loruter
county, where he rrililei, and In tbe county of
l'crr ho will ha bvatrn several bmiilroda. Tho
ncr.i-tent debauchery of the ltciiuhlirao organ
itation in the Susquehanna region by the Camer
on domination ba. eaeritlced that strong Repub
lican district from year to year. Three Demo
cratic Senators ( Messrs. Wallt, Reck and bill)
have been elected in tueeosslon, and several mem
here ol the House, overcoming: one thousand He-
publican majority just becauw of the disgust of
tbe honest voters l n ina inooinpoien. ami cor
rupt candidates rnrcod on tbe party oy lamcioo.
The Democratio Conferees in tho
snmn distiict mot one day last week
and unanimously passed the following
resolution :
llfolwd. That we present the lion. Andrew
II. Dill to tbe voters of the 17th Senatorial dis
trict of Pennsylvania for their suffrages with
pride anil satisfaction. His course in tho Seol
ate, to which ha was so flatteringly elected three
years aflo, has merited the approbation ol all
good eitisens and added lustre to bis name. lie
bas been a faithful, untiring and efficient laborer
in ttie counsel af the Commonwealth f and if
modesty, Integrity and ability deserve considera
tion, he will ba triumphantly returned to the
Nrnatt.
Of Mr. Dill's ro-olcction there is no
doubt, because his opponent is proper
ly photographed by tho editor of tho
Press, and tho pcoplo of tho district
know it. Wagonseller is tho mcro pur
sonal tool of Simon Cameron, and
cannot be elected, although ho has
from 800 to 1,000 majority in his fiv
vor to start with.
Infamous Conduct. For moDth
past tho Democratio delegates in tho
Senatorial dUlrict composed of the
counties of Centre, Huntingdon, Ju
ninla and Mifllin, have boon trying to
nominate a Senator, but have fnllcd
Our liadiciil brethren In the adjoining
district, composed of tho counties of
Northumberland, Ferry, Snyder and
Union have been playing a similu
gamo. ilius showing mat tho tool
aro not all dead yet, nor aro thoy con
fined to ono party. Tho policy of al
lowing a candidato lo select his own
enn forces is wrong, and should bo
abandoned by our party. l!y pursu
ing this courso, tho delegates bocomo
tho mere personal tools of tho candi
dates, und are without nny represen
tative capacity whatever, so fur as
public or party IntcrcMs aro concern
ed. Inelciitl of the pcrxoi,:.! interest
of tho enndidutes being tlio first
thrown into the scale, thnj should be
the last. Yd, nt.less a C'tnivenlion
selects tho delegates, sm h is tho ro
suit, nnd if tho policy is not abandon
ed it will vrurk injury to Iho purty
and tho Stato. Tho personttl contests
for (ifliee uro odious, nnd aro only fos.
tend by men who havo moro tutibi.
tion tli u fi good sense.
I'OPIT.AR C'ONSIHTENCT. Adopting a
constitutional ami iidment for tho pur
pose of destroying tho power of tho
Ironsury rinir, nnd thou seeking to up
hold Unit power by supporting Robert
W. .Mackey at tho hallol uox.
Denouncing tho legislature for cor
ruplion and bribery fur electing Rob
on W. Mackoy Stale Treasurer, and
then turning about at Iho first oppor
tunity nnd voting for him. This may
ba the loyal way of doing things, but
can inconsistency go lurinori
Tlio i'liilndeliiliia Democrat have
phtccd in nomination the following
ticket:
Sheriff Dorjnmin F. Iloll.
Clerk of tho Orphans' Court An
drew J. Sterling.
liecistor of Wills John Cndwal-
der, Jr.
City Troasurcr Wm. J. Ncol.
City Commissioner Jos. Kiniko
Tho Norfolk Journal snys: "That
was a capital reply mudo by General
Kemper to Colonol Hughes at War
renlon the alher day. when Jluithcs
aid his nartv (tho Rudicals) was tho
nariv of relief. True, said Kemper,
thoy havo rolioved the Soutlicrn peo
Slctlttir of tlcmocrnlle County
Committee.
In obodionco to a call of the Chair
man of tho Pomocrntio County Com
mittoo, sitld Committoo mot lit the
offlcd of D. L. Krebs, Esq., in tho
borough of Clouifleld.on Tuesday, tho
0th dny of September, at 1 o olocK, p
After considering tho objections
to tho prcbont modo of making nomi
nations, it was unanimously resolved
that the Chairman order an election
to be held in tho various townships
and boroughs of Clearfield county, on
Saturday, tho 20th inst., for tho pur
pose of clooting U'o delegates at large
for each district, and ono additional
dolegate for every hundred Democratic
voters, rejooting all fractions loss than
fifty. .Said delegates to moot in Con
vention, at tho Court llouso in Clear
field, on Tuesday cvoning, Scptembor
23d, 1873, at 7 o'clock, p. m., for the
purpoBO of changing or amonding tho
present systom of mnking nominations.
D. L. Krebs, Esq., offered his rosig
nation as Chairman of said Commil-
tee,and on his request it was accepted.
A vote of thanks in behalf of the Dem
ocracy of Clearfield county was ton-
dored bim, ns a just appreciation of bis
services in the cause of Domocracy.
On motion of 0. M. Rriebin, Esq,
Wm. M. McCullough, EBq, was ap
pointed Chairman of DomocralioCoun
ty Committo for the unexpired term
of D. L. Krobs, Esq., resigned.
To the Uemocrats of Clearfield
Comity.
In obedience to tho order of tho
County Committco, 1 hereby diroct
tho Vigilanco Committees in tho scv-
oral townships aim boroughs oi mo
county to hold an eloction on Satur
day. September 20th. 1873, bctwoen
tho hours ol 1 ana u o cioik, v. m., ior
delegates to Iho Democralio Conven
tion, to he held at tho Court Houso in
Clearfield, on Tuesduy Evening, Sep
tember 23d, 1873, at 7 o clock, P M
The numboro! dolciratcs apportioned
to the vurious districts aro as follows
Reocaria,
Bell,
Itliiom,
SlOnlich,
1 1 lloutsdale,
2 Huston,
8 Jordan,
4 Karlhani,
Hoggs,
Bradford,
llrndy,
llurnside,
S hnol,
S
t
t
4
Lawrence,
Chest,
Covington,
I'lrarlield,
Curwensville,
Lumber City,
Morris.
New Washington,
S Osceola,
3' Penn,
SI I'iko, . '
21 Union,
S Woodward,
3Wallaeeton,
llecatur,
Ferguson,
tlirard,
tjlrahnin,
Uosben,
Thonamcsof tho Yiirilonco Commit
tees have boon published by handbill,
cnllins said election, and sont to encn
election district in tho county. If
nny of said committee shall full or ro-
uso to hold said olocimn, ino 1'cmo-
cratio voters present nro to Bolect ono
or moro of thoir number to fill the
vacancy, and hold the eloction. iho
returns of said elections will bo for
warded by tho Vigilanco Committoo,
to the Chairman ol tho bounty iOin
mittee at Cloarfield, on .'Tuesday, tho
23d inst.
Wm. M. McCjm.ouoii,
C'hm'n Dem. Co. Com.
The colored persuasion have organ
ized a revolt against the Itopublican
nartv in Ohio. The brethren aro tired
of being an clement, and want to go
to hoiiBo-kocping on thoir own account,
As it is not our funeral, wo feel scrono
Chinese labor is about to be tried in
Philadelphia, sixty-eight Chinamen
being now on tho way to thnt city
from Sacramento, where thoy hovo
been engaged to work in a cutlery
fuctory.
Holt and Hinirham, who formed
portion of the military tribunal which
tried Mrs. Surratt. are anxious oven
at this late day to wah hor blood from
their hands. It cunn'ot be dono, It
was a murder.
1 ELECTION" NOTI(;H.
I J WnaaCAS, The petition of twelve eitlsons,
electors of tbe borough of ClearBeld, has been
nrescnted to tho Ilurgi-ss and lown Council, ask
tng them toorder aa election to determine whether
or not water woraa sunn oe erecira ior saiu our
ouch in enmnhnnce with an act of assembly, at:
proved the lHth day of February, A. U. 1871, aa
titled "An Act authorising tho borough of Clew
Slid to erect water works," ana a suppleiacn
thereto, arnroved the tilth day ef May, A. 1)
I S7 1, entitled "An Act autorlsing the borough ol
Clearfield to erect water works," th-rofore,
Hi il erifot'eerf, That laid election ba held In
!h hnrnuih of UlenrAelil, on Friday, the lllth
day of Hept. A. D. 187:1, by the election offlcere
eliosen lo no o me aenerai eircinin in -
orgh, in oouiplinnca with all the proalriooa of
said act astern lily iwlating to saiu cieeuen.
Ily ordor of the Iowa Council.
AttmT! A. C. TATK,
E. C. Joarsox, Clark. (j)2) llurgeu,
t AUTIOSi. A II persons arc hereby eaiitlnncd
i not to harbor or trust my wile, .m Ainu a
A .MON. on mv account, we t will not pay
debts of her contracting unless -compelled by
lew. J auou A.viun.
Eopt. IT, 18T3-3t pd.
tNAOS MANIC
rr
I'lIB VICTOR HEWINO MAOfllNB
CO,
I waait reliable and energetic Agents in th
CenntT. The V II I OK lea l orn suicn, rnui-
tle Maohine, with Self-setting Needle, best Sn
Islied and most perfect Mnchine offered. An in
crease of ever H0 per aent. on sales of 1B73 over
IS7I. Kor terms e., aoilress,
VICTOR fEWIfid MACII'NE CO.,
1117 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa
1
EONARI) HOU8K,
Opposite Rnilrnnd penot,
CUiiSrlEMI, P A.
Plenssutly lsted and a flrst-class hotel In all
respects. Ereukfast for passengers leaving on
morning train. WM. H. 1IKAUI.KY,
June II, 1973. Proprietor,
SPECIALTIES
BDILDKRtI' I1ARDWAKB,
MECHANICS' IIAKDWAI1K,
LUMBERMEN'S HARDWARE,
FARMING VTBNSILS,
MILL fUITLIR?,
IRON a NAILS,
rAINTR, OILS, VARNISHES,
PAINTERS' FINDISOfl,
CALCINED PLASTER
May , H7S.
OIIIIKMAKr.H W ATI:l. The nmler
jj slne.l, reiiding It New Washington, will gi
nermenent emt' ovmcOl 10 a gooo wursnian. n
' . j ' l.ll 1
JOHN P. FEATII
g,avfrti$ri.ti.t3.
General Elecllon rroclamaliou.
WHEREAS, hy an act of the General Asiem
ki nr.i.A Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia entitled "As act to regulate thi Ueoerel
Kl.nrlnn within this Coramonweallb,' It lien.
Joined upon tba SherifTs of tha several eountiai
to give publio notice of such election, the pieces
where to be nem, anu ioe ouidi-.p w
. TiiattironH, I, Ji sTia J. I'll, High feberlir
of ClearSeld eouuty, do hereby give Publio No
Ilea to the electors of the county of Clearlleld,
thet a general eloetioa will b he.d on the Hsc
oso Itupii or Ouroaca t, (being the Hih
day ol tbe month.) at Iba teveral alaotlon dis
tricts In said county, at whloh time and place
the qualiSod voters will vote
For one person for Supreme Judge or this Com
mouwealtb. For une person for Plate. Treasurer of this Com
uionweslib. M
For one person lo represent theeonntyor itear-
tleld jn tue nouse oi iv,.jrrww," v, ,,
r,.,,nnn-.lih
or one worsen for the offlca of Sheril of Clear-
nlH eiiunlv.
or one person ror tna omoo oi irvusurer ui
Clearleld county.
or one person for the orflce of County Commis
sioner of Clearlleld county for three years.
For one person for the offioa of District Attorney
or cieerneia county.
or one person for the office of Jury Commissioi-
or of Clearfield county.
For one porson for the offioa of Coroner of Clear-
ncia county,
or one person for the office of Auditor of Clear
fluid flnuiitv.
The voters In each borough and township are
also entitled to vote for two persons ror Assist
ant Assessors.
The elrotors of the county of ClearilslJ will take
utice that tbe (aid election will be held at the
following ntaces. via I
Ueccaria townstiip, at tna loioo uoiai, in uies
one.
Hell townsnip, at tne oouse oi bbmh mhhwj,
ltlootn township, at the house of tho lato Jauies
Bloom, br.
Boggs tuwnskip. at the nouse oi now.ro Ainen.
ltradford township, at the bouse of Jacob Pierce.
Hrady township, at the house of Win. Schwem,
In l.ntbersburg.
llurnside townshin. at Young s school house.
Chest township, at the public school house near
imon rlorabaugn s.
Ctesrfle d borouirk. at the court House.
Covington townshin. at the house of J. Manrer.
Curwensville borough, at the house of the lata
Isaao lilooua.
Decatur township, at Centre aebool bouie.
Ferguson townshin. at the house of Johs Greg
ory, formerly occupied by 'i'boe. Kobison, (Uroad.
Uirftrd lOWUinlD.ai V oniirvu urn wnooi gwun
.. .. s.
Ouiilirn towmbin, at th publio school bouM at
Bbawvil6.
Oruhnui townihip.at th honoT Jacob llubitr.
Uulirb towofhip, at ttia pobli fcbovl bume, in
anviTille.
Hualon tornihip, at tb hooaa or JeM Wilion,
lluuudala borouKb, at tba nubli bouMof Wa,
rkr. in aeitl boruufrb.
JorUnn towniuip, at too punno icnooi noui. ia
muDTiua.
Karlhaui towmhip, at Ilrnlfffn't ichool boun.
Knux tuwmbip, at Turkr; li .11 ehM boaia.
Lawrvnca townahiii, at the Court llouia. in tbt
bopntiirh of t' .traffic. (J,
Lamiwr CUT boruuirn. t tat public icnooi doum.
Mornilowtiibip.at the huiwa furtnar) oompiad
by Thoina Kyler.
Ntw Washington borough, at tha pubtltt nhool
boaia.
Utcoola bnmuxb, at tba public bouaa of Hilo
Ilnrt. in faitl tmroub.
I'tnn townohip, at tba botai formerly arpi j
W. W. AndrMn.
Pika townibiii, at tha bouaa of tha lata Iiaae
ninoin. in tha bumurh of ( urwensvilU,
1'nion tnwnihip, at tha bouaa of I. Ii. ISraAkor.
Wallaeotutt Lorougb. at the publio aebool bouia
In laid boruugh.
Wuoilward lowmbip, at tna noma of momai
lli-ndprpon,
A.N AT rerulntinr tha noda of Tot In at all
clectiuna 111 Iba aeveral count im ol ttin tntn-
ntonwralth, npproTed tba 3Utb da of March. A,
D.. lmilV :
FerTiox 1. iU it wnaetttl by ttia Rnaia aad
IIuum of UoprcMntutlvM of tba Cum in on wealth of
'tiinmyUania iu uencraj ahmim'Ij uiei, anu u n
irrftiT rnactrri iir amnoniy oi tua uuia, inai ine
qiialilled votcri uf tba atveral count ic of thil
Cummuuwealth. at all general. Uiwnahip. borough
fucruil elections, arc beri'liv. bfreattcr autbr
ixrd and requiivd to .otc, by ticket a, printed, or
written, ar iiarttf nrintrd and partly wnttn, atf-
erally elaMiBud aa fullowi: Ona tic ket eliall eia-
braoa tbe nainci oi an juogea oi wurta fuiru wr,
and to be labelled, outside, "judloiary ;" ono ticket
hail embrace tlio utiuiea uf tha state fflMrt voted
for. and ba labelled, "stale:" out ticket nail em
race the natnci of ail count r nmceri voted fur,
troltu41fv nnnk enatne. mmlifr. nA mMnKeM
of amienibty, if voted for, and meiubera of Congren,
if voted I r, and ba labelled, "county ;" one ticket
shall embrace the nuinei of all tuwmbip officer!
voted for, and ba labelled, "township ;" one tick
et ihall embrace tbe names of all borough officers
voted fur, and be UbclM, "txirounh ; and each
alaM shall be deDouted In lcPVte ballot boles,
II t the aol of Assembly oi I'-r.j, anowa as us
Rriatrv Law. it ia nrovidcd as fullows :
i. "hltetton onoera ara ia open lae pmn oe
tween tba hours of Six and seven a. aa. on tne oay
of election, lie fore six o'clock In the morning of
second Tuesday of October they ara to receive
from tba Lonnty tommissionori tne negnmrea
List of Voters and all necessary aleetion blanks,
and tli? are to permit no man to vote wbose
mme is nit on said list, unlets be shall Biake
triMf nfh.1 r irht to rote as follows r
I. Tha neraoft whose rams II not en the list
olaimina the rialit to vuteinuit produeoa qualifled
voter of tbe district to swear In a written or print
ad affidavit lo the residence of the claimant in the
diatnot for at least tea day neit nrooeedinc said
election, defining clear) where tba residonoa of
the person was.
I. J he part claiming in rigm in tow man
also makt an eninavii, sianng 10 ina nasi n an
kuoa ledge and belief where and when he ws
born, that he is a eitiien of Fcnnalvania and o
ha I'm ted States, that be has resided Id tfa
8 lata one year, or, il formerly a eitisei titcrem
and removed therefrom that ba fats resided tkereia
it months ne&t prvcttlms, said election, that b
has not moved into tha district for the purpose ol
voting therein, that ba bas paid a State or county
tat within two ears, wtnen was aaseaaeu ai ieai
Un days before the election, ana ina anmavitsuai
state when and where tba tax was asaessca sn
paid, and tha las receipt mast be produced unless
the affidavit shall state tbat it has been loft or
slroed, or that he reeeired none.
4. It tna ait Irani ie a naiuranieii eiuisn, u
iuhI In addition to the foregoing proofs, state in
his affidavit when, whore aod hv what ooart he
was naturalised and produaa bta certiuoata of
naturaluatiaej.
b, Krarr person claiming ta b a naturalised
eltiten, whether en tha rcijitry list, or prwduem
affidavits aiorrsaid. tliall ba required to pnoduei
his naturaliistiun ccrtifloate at the election brfore
tot in f wiire be has been lor ten years eorseen
lively a voter in the district where be offers to
vote ; and on tba rote of sueb a peiaon being re
ceived, the Election Officers are ta write or stsmp
the word 'voted' on his certificate with the mntb
and year, and na other vote ean bo east that day
in virtue of said oertiflcate, except wbere sous are
entitled to vote on the naturalisation of their
father.
6. If tho parana efaianog to role who il not
registered shall make affidavit that he Is a nslive
born eilisen ol the united Mates, or, u Dorn eise
where, shall produce evidence or bis natural. ia
tion, or that he Is entitled to oitiaenship by reason
of his father's naturalisation, and further, that be
is between 21 and Si years of age, and has resided
w th a tbe Htete one year, and in tne election ais-
trial. Ua das next d raced In the election, b
shaU be entitled to vote IhuugU ba shaJI not have
paid faxes.
nmiwm wm iwniiiir iieTorv'W 7 fr,
all persons except Justices of tLa 1'aaea, who
shall held an office or appoinUneniof traat under
the government of the Cmtwi ritates, or ot tn
Bute, cr af any Incorporated district, whether
commissioned otlloer or otherwise, a subordinate
oflUer or agent, who Is or shall be employed on
dor the Leiriilatlve, Executive or Judicial da
nartments of this Htata or of tha United fltates.
or any city or incorporated district, and also
that every member of tons res a, or oi tus mate
Legislature, or of the common or select council
of any city, or commii'sloncr of any Incorporated
district, are by law lnmpaiie oi noiamg or
exercising, at tha same time, the offlca or ap
pointment of Judge, Inspeoinr or Clark af any
election orints comrnonweniin.
OF KLKtTlON OFFlCRRfl,
1 In eae tho person who shell have received the
second htgbcat numnnr oi roies ior in-pector, snail
not attend on the day f election, then the person
who shall have received the second bigliest bum
ber of votes for judge at tbe next procuding elec
tion, shall act as uiMitor in nis piaee i and II
cane the person who shall have roceired tho high
est nmher of votes for Inspector shall not attcn
the nersoo eUclcVjudiro, shall appoint sn inspoe
tor in his placo; and incase the person elected
jwitge shall not attend, then the inspector who ra-
eeived the highest nuniter ol votes, snail appoi
aludire In his plncc; or if any vacauoy shall j
tinuc jn the board for the spnoe af one btmr after
the Vmia Oxrd by bw for the opening of tbe elec
tion, the quaii ned voters of the town pip, ward
district for which such officer shall have been
eleettd, present nt the place of election, shall se
lect one out of their nutubrr to fill such vacancy,
AImi, that where a judge, by slckncas er una
voidable ecoidnnt. is unable to attend suoh m out
ih g of Judges, thon the certificate or return shall
be taken charge of by one of fh Intpertors or
elerks of the election of dlut, who shall do
and perform the duties required of said judge an
able to attend.
The Return JuJf s of tha respective dlsfrleti
aforesaid aro rouuested to meet at the Court
11 on we. In the bornuch of Clearfield, on the fln
Friday next after the said second Tuesday af
October, (helng tha 17lM, then and there to
those thincs rennlred of them by law.
U1VKN onder m band sod seal, at Clearfield
J'enn., this seventeenth day of September,
IL. 8.1 in the year of our Lord ono thousand
eJtbt hundred and seventy-three, and of
tha Independsnra pjT lbs United fci tales the nine
ty-seventh,
2Jw (U'frtisjmrntn.
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TOKE HOUSE AM) GOODS
AT
PRIVATE SALE.
W. 8. Dickey A Son offer their entire stock af
tore Goods, In Klen Hole, at private sale.
They also offer their House for .ale ar rent, to
toil purchasers. The goods will be sold as they
are on tha shelves cheap, and on aasy.tarms.
If not eold by September Ifuih, tbey will no
sold at cost. Hare bargains can be bad in Dry
Mnmls. Notions. Doota aod hhoes. llardnorr,
Ulaiswara. and in tact all kinds of goods. If
not sold aulil October 1st., they will ba ottered at
nation averv rielurdar we'll all ara disposed or.
be Mouse i, tun best in Ulrn Hope, ana aging a
m.d bu.ine.s. The ill hcellb ol H. . Jtlckcy
ie tbe cause for selling. Call on or address
Olen Hope, Sept. 17, l7-lm.
87G CEXTEXXIAL! 187G
The New "CENTENlIAL"
CLOTHING STORE!
HI'.Kt SEE I
Men', Suit, of Farmers Cassimera, only... I&.00
at KERR A CO. '8.
Men', Suit, of Cheviot, only (.00
at KI.KK CO. 8.
Men', Suits of Scotch Cheviot, only ... IS.00
at KEKll A CO.'B.
Men', Bulla nf Engli.h Melton, nnly 18.00
at hfciui a tu.a.
Men', Suit, of Fine Plue Diagonal.. tO.OO
at K K It It A l O.'ti.
Youth', Suits from $7.00 to li.00
at KKHR A CII.'H.
Children', Fancy Knits, from 1 2 00 to. 10.00
at fctKR A 10. H.
Gent's Fi.rnl.sl.ing; Goods,
best and largest stock in lown, at
KE11R & CO.'8
Ngw Centennial Clothing Hotel,
Comer Second and Market Streets.
e-Oo and see for youwlvee. Th matt fm.
OA's Ulalkifi Hantt ia CltarfirU. t JS-73
T. M. ROBINSON & CO.,
Dealer, la
Harness, Saddles and Bridles,
BLANKETS, BKUSI1E3,
Fly Net", Collars, Whips, to.
A large .lock of TROTTING GOODS of all
descrlnuene. Also, aiarga itook of HARNESS
TRIM MINUS. ,
jMr-Repairtng promptly attended to.
Shop on Market .(reel, Graham', Row, la shop
formerly occupied by Jamee Alolaneer.
Clear6.l l, Pa., June ii, Wit.
OOK AND READ!
Saddle & harness makig
... JOHN 0. HARWICK, ,
Market St., CLEARFIELD, Pa.,
Ii tha ntnn to so to tf von wnt ft $i of new
IIAHNKSS or nw BA UDLK, of mjtbtDd tin
in th it t line, Ii turrit out m rood work m ti
tlono ia any fhp in TonniylvAni, and bia prioM
irt ry rtMoobio.
LooiUoUy oa biiad full tint or
TUOTTING GOODS,
orh ah Trotting RndJIt-t, Quarter mttd Hhin Tlooti,
Trotting Huller. Wbipi, tint Urubp nJ Combi,
to. Anna twioritorni oi icii, jiuyfh itti,
Knre lllinkfti, Iluffulo ItoWn, A., Ac, kept in
vravon. In feet anything that bortieman nana in
nl of In aln-ayi oa haii'l.
All of which win ba told at wbo.iia or reiau
at tha very falrcil ratci.
Kapalniig irnm)tly aUaflrlad to. All wort
'rantcrtl, bhop in room formurly owunlf J ai
oit Oflln. April t, 173.
MfcMOVAL .
REIZENSTE1N & BERLINER
wholesale dealer, ia
GEMS' FMMSMXG GOODS,
Hare removed to lT Church etreet, belwean
Franklin and White sis.,' New York. JyM'T!
JAS. B. GRAHAM,
dealer in
Real Estate, Square Timber, Boards,
, BUINULKS. LATH, A PICKITB,
;1Q7S ClraHleld, Pa,
11 NT HA Vr Cana IraapMitioR on las aninmoni
j in Hell towmhip, aUmt tho 10th of July, a
Uiirk UK OWN MAKK, from II to 16 yaara old
Mid in bantti btfth. Tlia uana Ii on thr Irft aidr-,
collar gald oa )lt ihoulritr and on tba riftht aida
of the nfwk and a white epot on the left bind in
kle. On the let day of Hcptfmher tba ban I came
trtipaMing on my premiere, and f bare token her
ttp, Tha owaor will pirate aona forward, prora
property, pay charjiea and tata her away, or aha
will be diapoead of ai tha law direete.
CTirrl P.0., Jfji' . "f-
fli'rrtisnncutjJ.
E
ELEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR
, '- OF TUB
' CLEARFIELD COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
To ba held at CLEARFIELD,
On Tl'ESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
and FRIDAY, September Doth, and
Oct. 1st, Id A 3d, 1871.
Pn.inar-II. II. MORROW.
Kianiinva Onnirrne N. HlriHEI,, (Chair
man,) KRArTUS LIJTIIKR.E. K. SIIIRBY, 8.
11. JIIHDA.N and J. K. II 1,1 HI, VI.
Tax ami nan HRl1 HKN Mi PI1ER80N.
HrcnnTABT T. M. HOHINHON.
Aswaiaar BrnaTAr-U. W. ELBERTY.
Rules and Regulations.
ramtlj tlchaU $2 0
Bin le tlokate, duriog fair. 1 00
Single adroit-ion tieketa J
Children under ten year old, when acoompan
led by their parente or guard i am, fre.
Children under ten yeare of age not admitted
nnleae aeoampanlcd by tbelr parents or guardiana.
Brery pareuo wlibing to be enrolled aa a mem
ber of thle Hooirty nuil apply on or be ft re tbt
JTlh day of tba Sept., t7, and on tha payment
of ona dollar to tbe Treaaurer ehall raeeire a oar
.lfloie of neubenblp, aonulaiog tha naua of
the applicant.
Uvary parr on ao enrolled aa ft member enall, on
tha preeenUtion of aucb certificate and the pay
ment of one dollar In addition, receive a ticket
which will admit hlinielf. wife and children un
der ei Kb teen yoari of age during tha Fair. Life
mcmbere of tha eoelety will recite a aimilar
tickr-t. ,
All peraonamoat oa pre vide J with tieketa either
Ijrned by tbe Prraidut or Chairman of tha Ex-
ecu I ivo Com m it tea t obtain adm iuion, and
which ean be bad from the El ecu live Committee.
Treasurer or Secretary, or at tha offioa on tbe
ground. Pereona acting ae Judges are expected
to taoome members of tue aouiety. rersons iron
other enanties ean become members by comply
ing with tba above roles. Ladies can become
members bv making application as above, and
paviac Into tha treasury fifty cents, and the
additional snm or one dollar ior a ucaei uunug
the Fair.
Exhibitors most bare their animals and articles
entered on the Sec'ys. books on or before tbe first
day of tbe rairi ard an aoitnais ana articles.
except horses for pleasure and for tha trotting
prises, must ba brought within tha enclosure
as early as twelve o'clock on Wednesday morning,
and all persons entering animals and articles for
exhibition must procure eardtfrom the Heoretary,
with tha class and number of entry of said arti
cle. Dravinua ta niacins: eaid article on tha
ground, nay anu straw win ooiurnitnea grans
ror all animals entered ror premiums, ana gram
will ba furnished at eost for thoso tbat desire to
purchase
Ao nerve snail na enierea or auowra prcmi
um unless ha is free from disease, Hores wil
be raoeived until Wednesday noon, but mast be
entered previously. All persona who Intend to
exhibit horns, eattlt, sheep or swine, or who
Intend to offer Hock or any other article for sale,
should not if j tbe Secretary of suoh intention, on
or before tbe 1st of October, and have with bim
a li"t and full desermlioa of the same.
Tba number and class, and tne number la tna
elans, v it U the asms of tbe article, will appeal
tha card attached: but the ftanie of the ex
hi hi tor will not ai.oear.
Premiums aod diplomas will be paia on and
after the first Monday after tha lair, but none
until then, and nntu tbe 1st or Vucvtnbcr, ln3
a'ter which all motif y premiums unclaimed will
ba considered as a donation tt tha Soriety. Tbe
officers of tbe Society and members of the Com
mittee cf Arrancrmenta must wear a bailee aes
iKnatiDB their office. A select rolice lurce will
ba in constant attendance for tha preservation of
order and protection or property.
The trotting course is well graded, ana one-
half of a mile tn circuit. Amide arrangements
will ba made for lie convenience aod comfort of
visitors.
Iiiatmrtlona to ludtfetw No animal or ar
ticle oa exhibition for premium to recrir
an award in mora than ane class. Ibis does
not embraoo horses eoterad fur the trotting p re
turns.
Judi-cs ara eipressly reialred not to award
premiume to over-fed animals. No premiums ara
to n awarded to nuns, rows er new ere wnico
shall appear to have been fattened, olt In the
claisof Tat cattle, tbe otitect ol tne society being
to have superior animals of this description for
breading.
Fat Cattle. The Judges aa fat eat us win
I T particular attention to tha animals submit-
te4 lor examination. It la believed, all other
thinai beina eioal, thoea are tha best cattle tbat
have tbe greatest weight ovtr tna smallest super-
ftces. Tba Judges will require all la this alasa
to ba weighed, and will take tneatnree to give
tbe eupetfieea of each, and puMUh tha raiult
with their reports. They will alao. before award
log any premiums, require of the competitors full
statements as to tba manner and eost of feeding
aa required by tha regalatiuna af tha prsaiaia
Ust,
If there la but ona exhibitor, and ba may show
aeveral animate in ona alasa, premiums will be
awarded in accordance rllh tha merit of lha
animal.
The superintendent will take every araoaation
In his pnwor for tba safety of stock and articles
pa exhibition alter their arrival, and arrange
soasut on the grounds, bui will not be responsible
fur any loss or damage tbat may occur. Ibe tto.
eiety desires exhibitors to give personal attenlioa
to their animals and i rtieles, and at tbe close of
tha Fair to atten i to their removal, as the Society
eanaot take lurtber care ol tbem.
Any article not enumerated in the above e lasses
and placed upon exhibition, if worthy of notice,
will be so i ta bit awarded.
All articles may ba entered free or charge,
except horses for pleasure, and for iba trotting
Dremioma.
Any Information desired rsa ba obtained by
addreesing any of the oflicurs.
LIST OF rEEMIDMS.
Class I Ooa to aft brwdt mnd eonyvetftere.
Best ball t 00 Ilest eow $8 00
2d best bull J Dt 2d brst euw... S 00
All breeds eome togcthrr In this class and com
pete with earb ether, to be judged by their good
points, symmetry oi irame, aoiiuy 10 laiwn anu
tue store. iny win pronure,
Clsiss 2 Or tit taUlt Qwtmd in lie munIjt.
Best row for milk.. - v.$o 00
2d best cow for milk I H
Best heifer, 8 years old I 00
Best calf under 8 months old. 1 00
Cliss J Mirfe.
Beat fat bollock, eow or heifer raised and fat-
tcued m tke county- . It 00
Class i-. T korngklrtd ioreee open m mtl.
Best stallion, any breed $10 00
Best mar and colt, any breed, owned in Co. 10 00
Class 6 'atwiVy, draught and farm Aorses.
Best single family horaa , , $2
Beat matched carriage hones...
Heat span of draught horses or tnareo
Best gelding or mare for work...
Tbe exhibitor will be required to produce
elalement from at least three responsible neigh
bora as to working qualities of draught horses.
to entitle aim to tue premiums in mis ciass.
Best two years old eolt,
Best three years old eolt -
Best colt under two years old.-,
Class i Trui$ ereee open fa alL
Purse l?00. Best 9 In . mile beats In atari
barneee. First horse, $ I U; Id horse, $60 ( d
boras, $2(V, Entrance fee ten per cent, of the
paree, and must accompany tha nominations V
every rasa. There mast he Ova entries and three
to start, or ao premiums will ba awarded.
Class T 7Vffte Agrees oawrf in Ms eaMnly otf
feastf ratrfy aTtwt aeora tt fair.
Purse tiaO. Best S In . mile heats. In sin el
harness. Klmt horse, $.0 1 Id hore,$-'10 td
horse. $50. No premiums will be awarded In Ihit
elase unless there ara five entries aod threw to
start. Entrance fee to ba ten percent, of tbe
pone and must accompany the aominatioa.
('lash For Aoeeee that Anew arr (rolled1 aelfer
fAfia l.0 vpn la at.
Purse lt?5. Best S In A. mile heals. In slnal
harness. First borso, $70: 2d how, $35 j ltd
horse, $?0. There mut be six entries and four
to start, or no premiums will be awarded In th:
elaee. Kntranco fro ten per rent, of puna and
must accompany lha Botninauoiii.
Class $ Citimrnt' pur$tfnt Aorses raiftd an
c vitro in (As eotiivy.
Parse $A0. Best 8 in 31, tot.'' Jaeais In nj.nness,
First harsa. $.10 ; 2d aorae. $20; 81 horsa, $10
Thaxa must la six entries and four to start, or no
arcaiuMns will be awarded In luis class, ton
trance tee a7-iu, to accompany uio nomination.
CLASS 10 tMsews'pra or sfaftoae raised1 aao?
ountti a fas eooaty.
Parse 170. Best 8 In , mile beats In harness.
First horsa, $10 t 2d horse, $20 i ad horaa, $
Tbera muet be flv entries and three to start, or
no premium will ba awarded. Entrance fee
$K.00, to accompany the nomination.
Cl.AM 11 Ifonainw rnfe opra la a(.
Parse $160. Best 8 In I, mile heats. First
horsa. $7Ai 2d horse, $60 i !id hone, $25, Rn
Iranee fee lea per eent. of puree, to accompany
nominations. 7 bora must ba seven entries an
three to start, or no premium will ba awarded,
Class II A'Aerp mnd ereoJ.
Bast book, any breed ..,
Bet ewe, any breed...
Best lamb ,
$1 00
, 8 90
1 00
Cut si 1 S Si a tptn tomtt.
Beat boaM any broad - $2
Boat breading sow, any broed... , 8
Boat pig under I months old- 1
Class 14 Wiry. ,
Beat aoop II spring chickens .$8
Best$ turkeys, under I year I
I Brst display nf chickens, not leas than II... I 00
j Bi'et hie ofehlfken' , ,
Cl.l.s 16 Agrinllmnl implmnUI.
II.. I for atnbble or .ward.. t
Ummt ih.antl nlnw
1 00
Beet elod crusher and roller combined....
Beet grain drill J
llrst threshing maihlne, diploma and.- J
Best ourn planter, diploma and- '
Heat boreo raao, uipiouia ana -
Host hay pitching maehina. d Iplo ma
Hast borso power, diploma and "
Best original invention of agricultural impl t t m
Ilest harrow
Best fanning mi!
ll.
Hast cultivator..,
1 uo
Best corn ehcller..
i 00
an .rtl.-lPB in th sc ans not manuiauiureu m
the county will bo awarded ae mooied premium,
but may receive a diploma.
ClAsa 16 UiwtUantout farming imphmtnlt.
Bestbca hive, 00
H.at iiiimn machine ,,u
Best grain cradle J 00
Beat lot of garden tool I 00
Bast display of garden tools owned by the
exhibitor- IW vw
This class subject to the rula tn elasi ia.
CLAM H Parertf gruini,
Beat 8 aorea of winter wheat
$10 00
8 00
8 00
1 00
, I 00
8 00
Boat bushel of wioter wneau
Ilest 3 acres of ryo.
Best bushel of rye
Best 8 acres or oats
Best 2 acres of buckwbraU
Best I acres of corn '
8 00
6 00
t 00
2 M)
be given to
Best 3 acre of alover arod
cat 1 bushel of potatoes.-
Best buhel of timothy seed
Cn.i.s beina equal prrlerenco win
th
om that yield I Us largest oet profit. Statements
t furniahi-d bv tbe exhibitors. They mast be
measured or weighed and a sample furninhed at
a Fair. Applicants tor premiums wun lunmo
the oommlttue with a statement signed by tbrm-
elves, under pledge of veracity, ot too quantity
f .rrata raised on the c round tutored for a pre
lum, ana mom state aa oorrrcny in; n
nd and aonditioa or tne previous crops ana iu
nd and uuantity of tcd sown and the time and
ode of pulting it In tba ground. Persona n-
tariug field orops tor exnitmion, or inienuing w
da ao. mav rive notice lo the Executive Commit
tea at any time, aod have the field measured and
examinedjby tba committee wniie growing.
Class 18 Bread and eareafood
est loaf of wheat tread.-
50
50
50
Beat loaf of rye bread .
Best loaf of corn bread.. .w
Best sponge cake
Best itdly eake
diploma
diploma
diploma
diploma
.-..diploma
diploma
......... 1 oo
......... 60
, 50
Best pound cake ;
ilest rniit cake
Best coffee cake-
Best lady rske
Best oake of any kind, diploma and.
Best preserves, diploma and............
Best Jelly, diploma and
Beat display of preserves and jvllyv,
Beat loa cream., ....
1
1 00
Clam If Bmtttr and cAeeae.
Best 15 bounds or morc'of firkin batter, at
leMt three months old . ...as
Best & pounds or more of butter ... 3 00
Best cheese, made by exhibitor- 3 00
1 ha exhibitor to make a eta lament of tbe man
aer of preserving lhe.fi r kin butter and of making
the aheese.
CLAaa 30 rtour. .
Best 50 pounds wheat. Hoar.. ....,....
...$1 00
... 1 00
Best AO pounds rye noar. M
Best 50 pounds buckwheat flour...... M.,
Best 50 pounds oorn meal
... 1
... 1 00
Class 31 Domrtti orlVea.
Best box or jar of honey
Beat 10 pounds maple eegar
......$! 00
8 00
1 00
.....diploma
Best peacbas, put op air tight
Best tomatoes, put up air tight-
Itest hlackberries, air "gnu
diploma
diplopia
Best fancy Jar of pirklee
Best cured ham, diploma and..,,
I vu
1 00
Beat dried beef, with mode of curing ,
Class 22 Dotnt$tit waa cruras,
Best 10 yards flannel
Best 10 yards satinet
Best 15 yards woolen carpet
Best 10 yards aloth
Best 15 yards rag carpet (wool chain)-...
...S3 00
... 3 00
... 3 00
... I 00
... 8 00
Ben pair blankets .
Heat wool fringed milts, diploma and-....
Itf-st woolen eorerlets
... 3 00
... 50
... 8 00
Best specimen ef knottiar, knitting, ar nee
dle work iiy at na under 1 1 years old l uo
Best pound linen sowing thread 1 00
Hest pound stocking yam 1 no
Cet foot mat . 50
Best tidy mat- 50
Class 23 AVdVe, cAett mnd wax worfc, (e.
Best specimen of needlework, diploma and- 50
Best specimen of machine sewing, dip. and 50
Best specimen flowrre in worsted, dip aod- 50
Pest specimen rmbrold'y In worstfd, dip and 50
Best specimen smbroid'y tn lace, dip and... 50
Deat specimen smbroid'y tn muslin, dip and 50
Heat tpeciiuen leather work, dip and. 50
Beat specimen wax flowers, dip and 50
Beat specimen feather work, dip and..,. 50
Brst speelmen ornamental work, dip and... 50
Best shirt by Miss under IS years, dip and 1 00
Brst bed quilt estimated fur work, dip aad 1 00
Class 24 Millinery and Drusmafang,
Best millinery work, diploma and- ...$2 00
tiest areas making, diploma aad. 2 ou
Clam 5 Artistic Work.
Beat photograph taken on tho ground-. .-diploma
Bcstlandfoape painting.. diploma
Best pen to am hip . diploma
Bent architectural drawing........ diploma
Beat oil painting. . -....diploma
Best portrait painting , diploma
Best eat'le painting-..., M diploma
Best painting In water col rs. diploma
Heat ornamontal pointing of any kind. ...diploma
Best farming seena diploma
Clam 26 Dttignt.
Best design for farm house aod stable. $5 00
Heet design far dairy bouaa . 3 00
Best design for (roil house ; - 8 00
Class 2iSletalie Fabric and Machinery,
Beet cooking store. $5 00
Best parlor stove 8 00
Hest specimen iron tenca...,.n j vo
Best display of tinware 8 00
Best specimen blaokimithing, diploma and 8 00
west specimen gunmuning, diploma ana. 2 vu
Best speoimoa iron turning-. ,.. .,... 8 00
Best plate easting, diploma or - 8 00
Best shower bath 8 00
Bast original invention ia county $ 00
Best display Americas pocket and table
cutlery- - A 00
Best display of edge too la -.. 8 M)
Best display of farming and ield tools $ 00
CLAaa 28 TcAkci o all iiWi.
Best family carriage- , $4 00
Best buggy M , 4 00
Beat farm wagon 4 00
Beat sleigh 4 00
Best lumber sled - , 3 00
Brst horse eartM.M...,H , 1 00
Best wheelbarrow - 1 00
The premiums in this elaas are intended ouly
for articles manufactured In the county. Diplo
mas may he awarded to articles not made in the
eounty, if deserving of not me. This rule applies
aiso to eiaas n . w
Claii 29 Calirel-Mtre in txmnty.
Best dressing bureau
Bet extension table- ,
Brst variety of chairs
Bst hedstead
..$5 00
3 00
.. 8 00
,. 8 00
Beat waabstand
1 00
Best display of cabinet ware, diploma and- A 00
nest set oi parior lurniiure a vtt
Beat Mt of chairaMU.M.Mt...MM. 3 00
Heat sofa.- A 00
Bast centre table. H,H 8 00
Bast lounge, diploma aod.,... ....... 00
Beit ofitoe chair- , 8 00
Beet rustic chair 8 00
Clam 30 Coopering anit Carpentering, man
ufactured in tne eouAtjt
Beat pine warn, tubs, stands, Ac
$3 00
, 3 00
, $ 00
, 1 00
, 1 00
. 8 00
, $ 00
nssi set oi grain meaeuree...
Bet window blinds
Best lot of buekete ,
Best specimen of sash ,
Beit panel door
Best pump of any kind
Class 31 .floors and Qmden Vegetallre,
Best
I bushel rutabagas
$1 00
I 00
50
Best
i t nusnei carrots..
Hest 4 stalks oelerr....
Hest i bushel sweet potatoes
Hrst f bushel table Ucts
Ilest fi heads cabbage, diploma and
Best 8 heads cauliflower, diploma and-..,
Hest variety af melons, diploma and ,
Host so un sheit, diploma and
Writ pumpkin, diploma and
uau erg plant.,..
It must be shown that ail vere tablet hare beoa
Cl.isi 32-Ounirr,, Saddleri and Slumaltrt.
11. .1 ,.r,tlrm.ne' hnol, ana ,lioe,..
tist laities' boots and ehors
Ilesl ui...jr of hool. aid sht,,.
Hest rHin sailille for lail
M.st riding l.rl.ll, tod ma'nliiKale
He.t side Oaiahrd harness leather
Ite.t ll.ijh rob. made b aihibilor
lisil earria,n harnre
Ilest single harness ,
Hrst dl..l.t or saddlerjr
Uesi side kip leather..
Hest tide sule leather .,
Best tu, harorss
H'.t r'nllrmaa's saddle '.
Heat trarrling trunk
Ileal ealfskin
Best side upper leather
Cum 33- TjUvj' I'phoUttri
Best ,ul of elothea eixle by hand
Best tent, ,nd rest mad. bf a lady....
lle.l eotl ojade y lad.
H husk tnallrr.s
Heel hair Mattress..
Beet stria eaattree,
Ci.au 34 Stmt War.
on
... 1 oo
oo
... I oo
... I oo
.... I 00
... 1 00
.... o,
.... t 00
.... . 00
n
... 10
.... I 00
.... I 00
1 00
.... to
.... to
.... 00
.... I to
.... t
.... I
.... 1
.... 1
Pst ars.Hm.nl tai a,utlil s
Class SJ ChmieaU and Chemical Acli
w wi.jr.
Ttest available manure at intiiUr. . ... j
'licet available manure for farm pw.dueli a J!
Ii est vinegar wito moae oi making..,
i n
1 M
uesi aptwuncH vi auap.H
Class 36 HoW and Ston.
Best dreserd stone....,.-
Bast buttor bowl
Hest lot shingles not less than 50
Beat turned article
..$1 DO
.. 1 be
1 u
- 1 00
.. 1 Oft
.. 1 00
It
1 w
Beat floor boards worked.
Best washing luavhiue-,,..,
Bent butter ladl
Best weather boards worked...... '
Ci.aaa 37 Natural Mineraft.
Bast suit of useful minerals of Clearfield
county. Including coal
$2 00
10
1 uO
Best potter's clay
Best collect ioo of fosiils.,
Best specimen of eoal
1 00
Best rabinat of minerals of Cloarfield and
adjoining count toe, to be tho property of
the Society A ia
Beat limestone... j
Beat Are clay , i
Clam 38 hi if.
Beat display and greatest variety of grafted
fruit.- $4 00
Best display af pears, not leas than a peck. 2 51
Best quiaoas , , b9
Boat specimen of apples, one peck l 00
Best specimen of American grapes j qq,
uesi natural grapes raised in county 1 w
liest domestic grape wine j ua
Best eurrant wine qq
Best blackberry wine
('Lam 6f -Gentrat Lut,
Bast display and greatest variety of flowers Zip.
Beat display and greatest variety of plants- Ihp,
Beat display of floral ornaments
Best bankrt boquet with handle-...., Bin,'
Best baadboqust H Bid '
Class 40.
Beat essay aa tba eolture af erraal grains...$5 CO
Beet etiey on cheap and available fertilitara '
and their adaptation to tba tail of Clearfield
eoonty- $ oo
Theaa ta ba tha property of the beeietT vita
the privilege of publishing them.
VLASS !,
Bast band ef music, diploma and $M (ft
Bands may appear oa exhibition on anr dtr
of tbe Fair, when tbey will ba J ad gad by a com
mittee.
liscretlonary premiums will be awarded for all
articles of merit not embraced in the above, aid
exhibited by meohanies ia all the various branch-
as, aad it is hoped tbat a general exhibition a ill
ba made, ror all improvements useful to tbe
farmer, and having valuable properties, a!tboagk
not meie In tha county, premiums may be award
ed by the Executive Committee. In all eases of
merit, diplomas will be awarded to exhibitors re
siding out af tha eounty, and sack period sro
oord tally invited lo attend tha Fair aad sihibit
any articles tbey may choose. Tbey will recatrs
very attention at the hands of tha afteers.
Aa earnest appeal Is made to our awn people
to make thia tba beat fair wa ever had. Lai the
exhibition be worthy of our people and credit
able to the county. It Is peculiarly a county in
stitution. It should ba a farmer's society aad
from them should receive tha most attention and
encouragement. Its good effects have beaa fait
and much mora good may be done.
Township organisations are very desirable acd
would do much ta adraaae the interest af tbsna
eiety and promote the cause of agricaltare. Afay
wa hope tbat before lha next exhibition each teat
chip will have formed aooietiee and tbat we mty
have reports from tbem. Surely there era a (sw
gentlemen ia each township wbe will lend tfceir
influence to aa important a work, tiomt eoa suit
make the move.
Cobuittxb or AaaABcaatSTS a Stth.M.
W. Chilaon, I)avid Dressier, Edward Bavas.
Jntid flaiefiiiga. Walter Sblrev, AJ.Mebeli,
Mart Fulton, Mrs. M. F. Wallace. Airs. Juba
Norris. Mrs. O. W. Klberty, Mrs. Itlaa Brsva,,
Miss Hattia Kwan, Mrs. . fi. Bartman, M i.
P. Oallagher.
R..ITI,R' NOTICI Notice is hereby
given that tbe following accounts hate et
examined and passed by me, aad remain Sled af
record in this office for tha inspectioa ef keirt,
legeleee, creditors, and all others in any ether wi;
interested, aad will be presented to tbe nsxt Or
phans' Court of Clearfield county, to be held at tie
Court House, in the borough of Clearfield, eosj-
tn coving en the 4th Monday (being tbe 22d day)
of Hrplember, A. l, 163.
Account of Adam tfrctn and Josepk L. Csap.
hell, executnre of the aatate of Mary S. Campbell,
lata of Bell township, deceased.
rinai areoantoi jonn njtnerow, axasaior sr
Isabella Thomas, lata of Woodward township,
deceased.
Final account of W. B. Fhirey and William P.
Irvin, administrators of Martha P. Irvia, lata sf
Lawrence township, deeeaeed.
Final artouat ef Joha Holt, sole surviving ex
ecutor of Ueoge U.bmeal, late of Bradford teas
ihtp, deceased.
Final account of II. L. Edmunds, exeeatar ef
John A. Kdmanda, lata of tha borough of Clear
field, deceased.
Account of Jamee Stewart, guardiaa of iaua
da J. Kylrr, miaor child of Geo. J. Kvltr, deed.
Final aoouunt of Joseph ratteraon, adminntra-
tor of John McCully, late of Chest tp., dee'd.
Partial account of hamuel Brett), exeeater er
Samuel Brilhart, late of Burnside tp., dee d.
rinal account or Amos llaoler, adsBiantraisr
of imoa Catherman, late of Grab am tp., deed.
Final account of Hsmuel Farber, execaior sf
Susannah Farber, late ef Cbesl tp., deceased.
rmal areount or John 1. btraw, exeeaier at
Elita J. Wood, lata of Ferguson tp., deceased.
Account of Adam Breth. survivinc administra
tor of Witliam Hart! erode, la re of Bell tp , dt'4.
Partial amount of Adam Breth. admiaistraur
of Lavinia llartlerode, lata ol Bell la., dee d
Kiutavaa'a Orrtca,
A. W. LaB,
Kefiiur.
Clearfield, Pa., Kept. 9, IbTS-te. j
Full directions sent with each chart. Anyptr-
son can use them. Kent post paid on receipt sf
prices, vis : Law as Bnaaa Cbakt, cuts 21 inst,
HOTR tack Coat CHAnr, ll sisea, kstiris.
outs 21 sisoa and five style, $1.C0 each. Pisrs
Chaut, cuts 21 sixes, all styles, Man s Pack Co?
Cnar, cuts 11 sitra. $1 .50 each, or, fall set, lr
chart", $5. AOF.NT3 WANTED, I'nioa Chart
Co., Ureenville, Pa.
Mrs. J. . Hamilton, agent far Clearfield, Cen
tra and Clinton counties. P. O. address. Lathers
bwrg. Clearfield Co., Pa. aogO ls
OOT AM) S110K MAKING.
JOSEPH II. PKKIUNG. oa Market rl, la
Shaw's Kow, Cl.arB.ld. Pa., ha. Just reeei'
a una lot af French Calf kiu. and Kips, Ibe
hast Ii th. market, and is no. prepared to m.s
ofeoture eretjtblnf. In hie line, lit still war
rant hit work to be at rrprtsenttd.
Th. eitisent of I'lwfiild and viciailT art
respectfully Inriud ta fire him a tail.
Work done at thort notlea. l iri-v
IXKCUTOK'H IkOTICK. Xoliee is k.re
J y hat Irllere testaaienlarr kttia
hern ,rantrd to the tubtorihrr on th. eltsl.
ALEXANDER BKATTY, deceased, lata of Be I
township, Clearlleld county, Feonsjlrania, alt
porsont indrhtnl to laid estate are rtqusitod U
m.k. tDiin-.li.t. h.vtu.nt. and thtw. htriag
olaiuit aKainst tbt rarae will present thsn dolj
authenticated for settlement.
Jl '1.1 A ANN BKalli.
Repteuiber 14, IH73-0I. ' Kiwetni.
IXKCITRIX ItOTH Iir-Nollceii
Jt inrtTan that letters te.lam.ntary ot tka
b.i.i. of AtUl'ttTUrJ I.KCONTK.deera.l.Ila
Ar .11 I . .. . k ; , i : . i J .......it Pent a ,
hating boen duly (ranted t. lha undeisiuowl, alf
pereone indehtod lo taid estate will ples ""'
paymeiil, and Ihoaa harinf elaimt tta
will present tbem properly autnemirairu i"
tletnenU . CAKUL1NK LtCuME,
Kieriilrll.
UeonU's Milla, Pept. IfiJ"1 -
10N1W VQll KALK.-The t ipr-
I 1 fl.lil (Us Ccranan. Is offerinl Itt bon,ll
an Investment, running from ono lo trn yi.
nraring sit per crm. interr.., pi.j-.it,. -nuai;y
on tbt flrft days of Jannary and iJ
The amount il limited to tUIMKXl, hri"
one third of the tlooh of the eompnn.v, thus -log
tha bonds . dniraMe and safe IniMtnsM
They ean htd at either of the Hank, in "
ough, .r at tha Ireasiirer', office.
CIcarll.M, Sept. 10, l"7.-tf
0 T,l )l1 I'" 1 Agents waniw
iV.) 10 CZJ Allel.ssrrof working prof';
of either let, yonng or old, make ' "
work for us In their spare moments, or "'"
than at anything elw. I'ertlcnlare ! A,.,
O.ltriatoa A Co., I'orllaud, Maine. aetSI'i'J1
I'TmTANNrAi. kxTiTiiTtion op t m
. Hint. A(rrlruHurl Kotlrly for !'',
b. held at tbe -ity ol trie, oomineo" a
m. .i , a nt.n.L'uni't XOth.
to enntinue lour dare, llookeof enlry'low,' P -
23d. Competition is co-ettenslre with 1 " j
8tat.t aud l-rorino, and lha oltisens of
eral Ktale, and lha Kominlon are annual,? -
to eompete for our prlsee. There is ne " " '
charged. For 1'r.iniutn i,i,..n
tloo. arall to either of thr under, gnrd. "
JACOB H. tin, IT"'"""
P. W. San aa. Reoordlng Swrrtsry.
ftrpIO Krle, or llamshnrM
1 - " ' " -.. TT - T. . . - . V..I ir. is hrt
by gi.en thai loiters '?" ''".,
b-n granted to Iho undesigned on '
, , i . Li a v n iiaa. neo.'
i'rie.r.,1 1 wunty. l'.nnJ"
ro
oo
10
00
led
Itri
penont loiteoiwi .., . 1Buli he'
........ 1. 1 .r. rrn -
mm
mska luimaai,ia !".""",, ,
claims agauist th. saiw will prrtenl
aath.uu.atrd for fuJ f ARA
aviglHl I
lh. 1
a
ply or anorees.
ecpt.S.lt,
t -el.
ple ol nearly an nicy uau.