=TA 21r70
TOW A DA:
ciatti o n foaming, 21,ngitst O. 1858.
06 FIGHT IN TROGTOWN.
ririd the fallowing well told story afloat, with
„4,l,l being designated. It is not possible
A d i t without a hearty laugh. The burly Qua.
cid the stunly Deacon, who took a part in the
are graphically delineated—rind the general
„o 'stitch all Frogtown was thrown into,is highly
1-;4r1:
it tit) ever saw a dog 4111, without curiosity to
g y ip in—put in a work—get excited, and
-eitsiervly tight also! We have no distin6
; .,••Yc,'n of having ever seen a serious, regular
tiai.le between two dogs, without a general
the bystanders, or a scrtmage between
of the animals at least.
mos., remarkable dog fight on record per
‘'.3nre oil at Frogtown, on the frontiers of
e some years ago. It boat all ping mosses of
we ever heard of; it engrossed the entire
• rin one general indiscriminate melee—
able law suits or suits of law suits--distrac.
its downfall . and ruin!
k ;ix t.ut genius named Joe Tucker a man
1 , •.:•f. ,- syn—a lounger—without visible means of
b nothing, loafing, cigar-smok ing,good
,;:ed sort of a tettow—owned a yellow dog; a
• intetligent, and rather pretty beast, a:ways at
e s heels. and known as well as hit master, and
ted tar more, by the Frogtownets. Otte day, Joe
, r,lll is dog were passing Bunion s grocery store,
',en a grea' piebald, ugly•looling dog, Standing
site or a w,oJ wagon. Minced on to Jae
_veer 's dog— knocks:' ban heels over head, and
, • ~:a•er,e,l Bob Carrier's wile—who was passing
:ter -husband's blacksmith shop, with his
•
- r •_ . :sat she stumbled hack'ards, and her old
• ;ppm z oil scared the horse attached to
Nlj He started—bit Latherem's bar
e—upset the load of woosl- 7 -halt of which
%pan I.;.,:mtv's refreshment cellar, struck
• gumbo's children on the head, killing it for
storle dead; and so alarmed bin. Gumbo,
, ”,2.'r , pped a stewpan of hot, boiling oysters
• r instead of the dish, of a customer, who
• f.l, waiting for the savory concoction, by a
• ••:. .re corner. Mrs Gumbo rushed to the
•••••:..e customer for the door ! Mrs Gumbo
rased. the child..screamed, and the customer
EMS
' oh h-h-b. my poor child!" tried Mrs.
e.e fereanied the child
trier r r ! 0, by' erettatsting sin, Em
rt.& aft eternity ! Mur-der-r r -r r!" roared the
OEM
a part of the wagon, atd sosn t of the
lAN. -were on Sheri mad career. The owner of the
came out of the store just in time to
e; e T.)cier setae a rock, to demolish the sac-
Irsitir.g to see Joe " let drive,"
rzch a pop on the back of the ear, that
tv-t tony rod* up the street, and striking
ze ra of a long ladder, upon which Jim Elder
tv-t yr perched, paint pot in band, some thin;
rr h: c, ;e-ra tirma—tuotit ladder, Jim, and
ac Six111ril:1 to the earth—crippling poor Jim
-v ad sprinkling the blue paint copiously over
:e satineu and calicoes of Abraham
c:tnal and even-tempered Quaker, who
r •ze dour. putt as the two dogs had fairly
rte and thigh—nip and catch. A glance
a yr -..er.s premed to convener. Abraham of the true
gar s :ze rare; and in an unusually elevated
IN - 4±l3a called out to Joe Tucker, woo hkl
Tlxlet, thy •s fcghting "
e cell E4st it out!' yelled the pc rtaeiees
Ar:er stTaage Jog •• Let 'ern Eght it OW - .
NI,: of wood, my dog can eat any &P e in
I can eat the owner !"
Tit ' Sa t e~ J Abraham Miller was a mild man ;
, -0 , re p: . .vreaki.tity su B the gaixoti.e'
t".l' "bee homy stran4er from the coal
-
sae; rim Abraham, a:rd rusheri into
t'd tze back yara , aas tog stypea his
brx , l6ok: iO4l a b.:oldie cur
lIEI
Then 141:owed another child like the first. , and I
wrs about testing the ground, when the touch
suttject entered. The tad was thrown bark, and it
was the holy of a young and rather handsome
male. Sae was aitparantty abont twenty, and had
evidently died from some short illness Her arms&
fare were mend and fall. end she appeared more
:Seep than dead. The prayers and holy water
were again in requerition. The aneodarmatook bet
ramighlpap, and tossed het in- 1, immediately autp.
pea to the tmooth of the wank and looked down;
her limbs and dm* o the dead Wow she had dis
garbed by her tall, were .stit in motion. Her bead
1 was cirsly tensing, and her hair, which was keg,
Nark and bans-ant, was Hiders, is thick dowers
ac.-res a very white and Caked body lying net bet.
For a moment •the whole horrid mass seemed an
soon with hie, and eraishes as the boom of its
t loathsome charnel-home I Ind seen stiongh;
sack and &waned. I tensed away, and aterahtrMg
on the diaereses between such an interment EMI a
peaceful we et osr ewe hesetifs . casnetay
Spring Grove, I mowed my vellum and tetmoted
to Naples, meeting on my road some half a dwelt
$ bases, great and small ; containing sate eietieas
«e 'ire sand e mike my dog.. Damon tor that sotatiable maw that opens its wool bee
.k.Nothooi, nutlet , adranoin to tits ales a you to be gaged with its theadfel berscaeL
itt..a4 was atom to oat tight and tett among i The bodies doe wetted an seesesity hose doe
ar. bus cane, baspnal, and the sight ow be'esteemed by ioty
1:, iv : Jet4a:l_
&Li the eix,tteti 4.lzaket, thy
'-',, ;'eared, 1 prvrat....e thee! illke!steste
T:. i; here boy r and the'dvg went at tt
smith, coming up io lUD* 10 heat
CI 1., 6 ,:eliaraC-9 to the 1.311:1 ) and tear two
iczetokir for the insett arid damage to
Z az ix...! :!•,e Mlar of the stranger, art: by
"N y ec
opt the face, and back
t- 1 / 2 6 4 Li suds antagonist, with his natural
vt-.41 elob Eurdd op the mere' *a
1 " .4 " : 4 h;-.l cz y r, t the top of his CGISPaSsz
s perxr: "zit scouts of dreadluilY
rt,:ntosee.. 4 bit that of Abrabans
ll . X 4 Stan, 11.161 between the ilea,
Rza.--,:t cru elly pinto b.ie uncaps
F`t,!..t :re a the mann sedassagra SObSrwil
Fr..vown, csme tW, arml
• was soarsabled--anhi Dea= B
"oi, C - ath.2 ■4ll Ass b.eagy sad
zze bogse bun, asascbski up
sa las aid 10
tie. . sbasast! &graesttut i - - "Tn 4
•'' of Fr:cowls, Intl pa stand by,
Qv,,,
14 . . 1 .4*! -- abosea she Deacon, wit:medial
Nat ay ergs, Dome Poet!' echoed the
Ica.
IC"-te uc yea ley so lot ttec.ir sheetati the
Ore: 144 ices. Deem Ihelo'
res t -Neer - 1W gt• Disama, Irak ea-
nom
THE, • BRADFORD -'REPORTER
I , Deacon Pugh, thee speaks groesdieeely,"irsid
the Quaker.
a You red a fahabood, Abraham 11421er t"
u Thee utters a mendacious assertion PI taiiamt
ed Abraham.
"you—you--you tdi an infernal he I" bawled
the Deacon.
"Thee but provoked my evil passions, Deacon
Pugh !",athouted the stalwart Quaker ) " and l will
chastise thee !"
And into the Deacon's wool went the Quaker.—
The Deacon nothing loth, entered into-the spirit of
the thing, and we leave them thus "nip and tack,"
to look to the stranger and Bob Carter, who fit and
fought, fought and fit, until Squire Catchem and
the town constable came up ; and in their attempt
to preserve peace, and arrest the offenders, the
Squire was thrust through the window of a neigh
boring watch-maker, doing • heap of damage ;
while Lawyer Hooker, in attempting to aid thecon
stable,4as hit in a mistake, by the (Orions black
smith, in the short ribs, and went reeling down
Gumbo's cellar with trightful velocity! The trienis
and fellnw-choichmen of Deacon Pugh, took sides
against the Quaker antagonist, and the shop-boys of
Abraham, seeing their employer thus beset, came
to the rescue; while a brace of stray Irishmen, fun
of valor and whiskey, believing it to be a " free
fight," tried their hands and sticks upon the com
batants indiscriminately ; so that, in less than one
hour, the quiet and happy town of Frogtown, was
shaken from its propriety, by one grand sublimely
ridiculous mid terrific battle. Heads and windows
were smashed—children and women ran, screech
ed and screamed—dogs. barked—dust .flew—labor
ceased—and so furious, mad and excited became
the whole community, that a quiet looker-on, if
there had been any, would have sworn the evil
place had broken loose, and the evil ones were all
in Frogtown. A heavy thundei storm, finally, put
ae end to the row ; the dogs were all more or less,
killed: a child severely wounded, s man scalded,
Wagon broken, the horse ran himself to death, his
owner was beaten awfully by Bob Caner, whose
wife, and the wives of many others, wale danger
ously scared; the painter was crippled ; dry goods
turned; a Quaker, and Deacon, two Irishmen, Joe
Tucker, town constable, Lawyer H o ok e r, s qu i re
Catchem, and some fifty others, shamefully whip
ped. Lawsuits ensued ; feuds followed, and theen
tire peace and good repute at Frogtown annihila
ted—all by a remarkable dog fight.
A writer in the Cincinnati Gazette gives the fol
io eing account of a visit to the place where the
pauper deadof Naples are berried :
About two miles from the city a large square
place, enclosed by a high wed, there are Z 65 cis
tern shaped vaults, or pits, with ate aperture on top,
about three feet squats. These cisterns ate twenty
Of twenty-five !eel deep by twelve or fifteen iu di
meter, with the opening coveted with a heavy
stone, and tightly cemented. One a' these eta
removed by a portable leaver every day in the
year, to receive the dead 'el that day, and then
closed again ke a year. They begin to deposit the
bodies labors six o'cktik in the evening, and end's:
ten. When I got thee about ten or twelve pas
pie had already been thrown its; they were lying
promiscuomily as they chance to fall, with head,
body and limbs in every possible anis* across
over, and under each other. An old priest, moos
three attendants, and s few idle spectators of the
common sort, were loitering Masai
Shortly titer my arrival a bozo wile bras* in,
containing the body of a child, loos or five years
old; its bands held a bench of flowers, and a rose
was in its mouth. The priest mumbled a shoo
prayer, sprinkled it with holy water, and turned
away ; a man then took the 6nte fellow up by the
neck and heels, and pisehed him in as he would a
stick of wood. Seeing the flowers that tell from
its little band, he picked them up and threw them
ar.er ham His head struck the curb as it went in,
and it fell whirling to the bottom. In a few min
utes more, a man was broa_ht to the mouth of the
pit ± priest &tam prayed and sprinkled i the atten
dants took him up by the head and leg•, and down
he went a:so_
ace dims damped and sixty-ftss sines a you_ Hi►
foss dr pit is closed, vs:dans is dhows in and
nob)* but el boos iss bobs orbs"u is spin
Vow&
(Cr WU' was en pone ea pus& bb
slick absosa, ii Blinn play, bung'
saross, to nos is issbappy, stmt taircams, bits
deszty - mew 111 boats
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT TOWANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA., BY E. O'ILEARA GOODRICH.
The Pamper-ONA et Naples.
" immunize OP bismuniga ?sox AMY imrria."
Al Nina* Sam Irdl NC
Case arm a Connomom—u ['bunt obeli a man
tams anything by Bedew. Ham a lath mat.
um of that soft used my life, and pubsps dm lima
of many others at the tams time!'
" How was that'll asked we of our friend Raw
lings, the model conductor.
" Why, we had an Irishman Maw toad, watch
ing a Wand. It was warm Testier, so be used
to go into the tunnel to keep cool. I rather think
he used to take a little liquor when he was lone
some ; any way, he laid down on the track one day
to listen for the cars. He fell asleep, and very on
prudently got his bead cm (dilly the express train.
Well, there was the last of that Irishman. There
was the devil's own row in the shanty when we
took the poor fellow op, and we got away as soon
as we decently could, for you know it's not agree
able to be surrounded with a distracted family
when you are neither a doctor nor a nurse nor a
preacher. Somehow I was always sorry when I
passed the place; of course, I felt as if—not exact
ly the same thing—bat jest as bad might happen to
me some day, and then thine would be another
row in the family. I told my wife about it, and
she sent the family some little things. The widow
of the dead Irishman was a Catholic, and, as I was
then on a very fast train, I would sometimes take
up the old woman on Sunday, and carry her to
church at !Martinsburg. I somehow thought it was
a satisfaction to her , to go to church, fot she had bet
little chance the world any bow. I certainly
did not expect to get any thing for it in this world,
and I expected they bad so much scored up against
me in the other, that it would not amount to any.
thing them.
" That was during the summer. One night the
next winter it was very cold, and the mountains
were cowered with snow; we were running to
make time, when, on turning a curve, the engineer
saw a waiving light on the track, and we soon
heard some one ahead shooting. I was then out
on the platform. The engineer slacked up and
stopped the engine, and we got out and temp ahead
in the dart to see what was the mauler. There it
was. A large land slide had fallen across the
tract, near the shanty of that old Irish woman. She
had tmilt a large fire and watched for the train, for
the curves were so sharp that we might have been
upon the slide before we could see it. So when
we run up, there was the old lady, with her calico
cap, swinging the chunk of fire like a revolving
light house, and there were the tittle Irish carrying
brush like so many link heaven. She bad watch.
ed all that night in the cold. But lot her, in anoth
er minute we should have ten into a pile of dui and
stone as big as Barnum's Hotel. I should have got
s " pit-ticket," certain, for I was en the platform.
What would have become of the penengens and
train you can guess as well as I can."
We expressed a hope that the old widow had
been properly rewarded.
a The passengers made up Omit eighty &W»;
the 0:1111pany akerrank pea bars shun rant free,
the btaltemee and engineers bought her a cow, St
she made ore eery well. Bet sawn I handed her
the money that eight, she said: "thankseen and
ladies, Pen thankful, and may ye near know the
want of whim ye give tee. Bet what i did was
mostly on aceoent of tin them. His was kind and
thoughtful to the poor and afflicted, and I'd a
watched tie I from behove hernias should halm
come to him, if I could ha helped itb
" D—o the thing, it nude we choke right ep."
■ Pasieniars for the titeAt y." a Don't kern
your sattorelia, *ohne might be en explosion,
and you'd went it to keep eft the cinders." a Lei
me pan your band-box, aim' " Tahe ease of
Tear little boy, inadren, so itteuranest as hiat.a—
-" AU right' go.aheed !"
Neuss Oasrmses rs Di —Oar young men
of the present day run about with -black uripes
down their legs—not unlike the legs of males—
Why not carry the likeness farther, and allow the
stripes, as in the ease of males, to run all overtheir
coats ! Surely he who dresses bienselt like a mule
mess be " neat to a donkey," and accordingly ean
not make himself too ridsraloss. A sharp young
friend of ours, who bas sodied heraldry, merely to
joke opoo it, calls these thick heavy stripes "Tbe
bars-sinister of tans."-1-Prosok.
How re no re &net Bosons.--Tate two omen
of fins white gam &brake powder—pot a iota a
pitebee, and poor oo h a pint at more of beams
orates, (aceordisg to the degree of strewth yap de.
stre,)and then having mewed 0, !et it mei an
oight-412 eacening poor is earefally hews the
dregs two a slum boats, oat d, and keep it ix
me. A tablespoonful ages warm, stand into a
pint of math male iss tie anal wanner, will give
to lawas—eithee wbite of priated—a look of sew
age* whoa atodtireg else ma meow dims ales
washing.
Mama: ssn Evestor---When Ire rise, tresh
and vizsorans, in the isoraing, the wail suet=
fresh too, end vs thick ire shin sever get tired at
business or plasm, ; but by ibis tilos die evening
is axes, ere find ornsehtee hearth? so ; we qua ad
ear aelsyroents readily sad gladly ; ns rests
Vic* Sao a limbo cell ; ere he down in asthma
and resign soneehres to the erns of sleep with pet
ters sensfactim and casiplaceary. Apply this to
yoeth sea old ago—hie two deems
Otr slnier, mil yea Ism a ilia of cidarr
inquired a lams at as aid aumpumace maw, *ls
was apiedieg dm mem* at Sin boom
" So thank ye, mid dr mI me, a i ems drie'
—stagy trol—iirimonsidess—baa dyes call
♦ands inks, I dun awe it de alio a Inds."
ger It is distesistio' is els lids and • lb,
silocksissi seeshmiliss Wises mai amour
efiSsir fulls; dais imps r gab s t ssitassissia.
isms as it doss ofgassesi
THE BRADFORD COUNTY FAIR,
of itgrirawat, Mithahiati sad odor prodottions'
will be Uhl Toads, aw the 6th anti Tel of
ate, 1853.
11111111177.A1101,11.
AU exhatitoni mart become nrembees WSW So.
cisty, adhere their animals or strides entered
by the Secretary, and on the grounds an the sth of
October, the day previous to that of opening the
Fair.—Membership fee 50 cents. This regulation
most be strictly observed, so that animals and ani
des may be arranged for examination by the lodges
at the proper time. • The Satiety will not be re.
sponsible tor any oMialliOWl where this rule baguet
been complied with.
Exhibitors will be famished with cards by the
Secretary, to be attschei to their animals or arti
cles previous to placing them within the enclosure .
No animal or article entered for exhibition can
be withantwn berme the close of the Fair, except
by permission oldie Executive Committee, and no
premium will be paid on such d taken away in
violation of this lute.
No animal or article can take mote than one
premium. Alt articles placed in competition for
premiums, must be the growth or production of the
competitor.
Competitors for premiums are requested to give
particular attention to the directions attached to the
list of premiums. The suuements required from
exhibitors most be presented to the Secretary sidle
exhibitioo early on the morning of the SAL
Members of the Society, and those that become
members at the Fair, will be admitted with their
families to the exhibition at any time during its coo
tinueoce.
Tickets, admitting one person during the lair, 25
cents. Singe admission, 124 cents.
The Plowing Match •ill take place on the last
day of the Fair, at 9 o'clock in the morning. Com
petitors are requested to have their teams hitched
and ready to move o 8 at the appointed hour.
I Kli I ilbl jIPI i-t!
The Jodges will commence the performance of
their respective duties, sr 9 o'clock on the morning
of the 6th, anJ their reports and awards most be
prevented to the executive Committee the same
evening
The Judges on animals will have regard to the
symmetry, early maturity, and general qualities
characteristic of the breeds--m sting doe allowance
for age, feeding and other eirrenssances connected
with the character and condition of the animal
They will not give encouragement to overfed ani
mats, nor award premiums for Wits, cows or hei
fers, which shall appear to have been fattened for
the boochers; the otteet being to encourage the pro
doction of good stock, detach discripricto for breed
ing.
The lodges ea ..hgrieetteral prodectini, will have
clan/ to quality and perfection, as well as site &
qsality produced. They should be governed by
dm lam, that in twiny kinds of septcablesespecially,
i forced and annanual growth lrequently pertain
ed at the entire sacrifice of wary desirable quality-
Tbe object ia, to give enemnagement so such pm
donjons as are mat perfect in pat% size and
quantity.
The Judges en ambeireral, tad newhattimd im
plements, and mattaismares, should halm raped
solely to the superior adaptation, 4/arability, and
general Gary of articieplaced in competition. No
premiums shook/ be awarded for snicks under this
bead, namely be the popelior worhenanship es
hibited io their cassnaction, when not poeteming
qualities specified above.
All ankles es animals em enametated in the
ha of premiums, will be adjodiyed by the atwit
ter as s erei tsvdiiatlas, whose dory it will be to
award =eh ponaimma, diplomas, and other corn-
Ofeodatiorts, ea Of their ioikerient the sztraordsnary
eharamer or superior qualities of the mete shalt
ment.
The Judges will be expected in encases in mak
irg their reports, to give a statement of the relesotis
which influenced their decisions,poititias out the se
' penes ntialities of the animals or envies to whieh
premiums are awarded. In no ease Intl they award
a premium when the snide or aninsal is not weir
thy, though there be no erinipention And when
there is tom toe exhibitor, attune:l be may slitir
several animals in a etas& or setilivisiou of a cla
lonly one premium will be a 'ranted, that to be finu
or otherwise as the animal or article cozy be ad
judged to merit
The CAaM. of the several/nominees and Jedges
I will be monomer/I and published in due season.
Tire executive COLIBItteRet wdl make sorb ins
pxtant conearmos and additions to the Ins of pie.
mime, regulations, ice., as may hereafter tie sug
gested, of which doe nonce will be given.
BT renew oir TV! Faccerrrx Cowisrrean.
I
MIT OF 1111631061111.
MOST HORNS AND BERESOI3I6. -
Best Ball 3 yens old and apwatils, $I 00
Second ben do. r 300
Bear Cow, " 300
fieecold beak do " 3 00
' Bea Biel lbetwees 1 and 3 years oid, 300
t Swami best, do. - do 200
I Beak Hester, do 3 00
i Secaod best, do. do 2
2 00
i Beta Ball Calf, 00
Second beg do. 100
Bess Heiler Cadt,
Sowed boo, do.
Arras& \
psesisias mill be do sass ies these as fos
Shan Mass sod Bessiouds.
Nauru as Gasses.
Bee Ng 3 yea* cid and eiesaide, II 00
Seemed bee da do 3 Se
Beet US Demean 3 and 3 pen oil, 4 so
&mad lest. 49. d. 3 00
Bar OM Ciu
iiiiessi boos do.
lissa CDs 3 ppm obi awl Or , niall
Semi bust do. Am
Sea Shalsim bisteves 3 sad 3 yens Ida, 4 O•
~~~
Sew Heifer Cat,
Seceed bee lift
Woluture C*mc.
Best yoke ot Wolkiugandoisar 4 yam Old $4 00
Samoa bat do. do a 00
Best yoke of Steels nodal' 4 years old, 3 00
Second best do. do
Roane.
Best Station lot draught over 4 years old, 5 00,
Second best do. do. 4 00
Best Station do. from 2 to 4 years old, 4 00
Second best do. do. 3 00
Best Station for Saddle, 4 00
Second best do. do. 3 00
Best brood Mare over 4 years, 7 400
•
Second bad do
Best pair match Horses
Second best do. do.
Best Saddle horse, Mare or Gelding, 2 00
Best pair draught horses, 2 00
Do. 3 year old colt or filly, 2 00
Second, do do. 1 00
/lest I year old colt, 2 00
Seeped do. do. - 100
FAT CATTLX *XD SSW.
Best hit Steer or Os, $3 00
•
Best do. Cow, 300
Best do. Heifer, 2 00
Best slaughtered Mutton, , 100
Best lot of live mutton not Was than Sip atun-
ber,
(Competitors most famish si tetnenuof the man
ner of keding 1
SHEEP —Fi*s Woo& AID AMA WOOLICD.
Best Bock, $3 00
Second test do. 2 00
Best pen of ewes not less Hon 3 in number, 3 00
Second best do. do 2 00
Beat pen of Bock lambs not lees than 4, 2 00
Do. do. ewe Lambs, do 2 00
Losc Wool.= **D NATIIIM
Premiums will be the woe as for fine and mid.
did Wooled.
[The fonowing scale is adopted by the Society
for the guidance of the Jadges: r -Tbe different breeds
of long wooled sheep separate in their purity. The
mixture of one thorough bred long wooled breed
with another thorough bred long wooled breed if
mixed long wools. The different kinds of abort
wooled sheep separate in their park. The mix
ture of one thorough bred soon wooled breed with
another thorough bred shoo wooled breed, is mix
ed short wools. The mixture ol long wooled *beep
with short wooled breeds, is middle wools. The
Mature of any imported breeds'with Datives, as
part bred and grades
.1
Strum
Best Boar over I year old,
Second best do. do
Best Boar 6 months and toilet I yew old, 200
Second best do. do. 1 00
Bert breeding Sow Met 1 yeti old, 2 00
Second hest do. do. 1 00
Best Sow, 6 mamba and moiler f year old, 200
Second best do. do. 00
Best lot of pigs not less than 3 our over 6
aiontlis oid, 2 00
Second best do. do. 100
Pooiray.
Sea pair Smetana, S I 00
d.. Chnogoinga, 100
do. Jewel Blase : 75
,
do. Poland., 75
do. Dot:tins, 13
do. 'Pettey*, 100
,
do. Geese, 73
do. Mine Poland Dock", 60
do. Common do. to
Acascerriraat Prsoraresenis,
Bess 3 acres of Wheat, 24 00
Second boa do.
Ike 3 saes of Can ;
Second best do.
Bona 3 acme of Rye,
Second best do.
Bee 3 arm of Quo,
Snood tow do
Beer and moo Tiosodry Bay on X sties, 200
dO. do. Ckmer, do. 200
d 0.3 saes of Back whist, 200
do. 4 do. of Potatoes, t oo
do. do_ do. of Toroips, I 00
do_ / do. of Field Beefs,
_ _ _ ____ .. tOO
do. da bo of Musa Fidel Beans,
Worapetitors for preatiaraa for the above pro
duction, mast proioee a fall statement °titre mode
of eshiration, with a certificate also limo teepee
table neighbor* as to the prodoct and aecararremeot
of the grottud, also exhibit a sample of the crop at
the fart
Best bushel Tinted:l seed, St 00
do. Lame Clotrit seed, 1 00
do_ - Small do. • 100
do Flax seed 50
Furs AND
Best ilerrei Wbeat Floor, MOD
Second Dm, d 0.2 00
,
Bess Stet Corn Meat 000 lbc, 1 00
do. Beetutees Post, 100 lbs- 1 00
Guesses Vectisetss.
Bmt renal:nem of table vegetables, Si 00
do lieler. Ion; blond beets, 50
do f Jaz beads cabbar 50
do 3 do. Cauliflower, - 50
da 3 do. calk; Celery., 50
do Sample of Lana Sena, 50
do. 3 Winwr Squashes So
do 4 peek of Omens, 50
do Par-nipt, and Carioca, I doz seek 50
Jo Snap* Ea piano, so
do 4 dos Sweet pompano, so
do Sample of Teamon. 50
do. do. Pen 50
do. Sweet Con, 50
tipecisiee of brow, otb or firkin, ost Mrs
ran 25 prods, 22 00
Best 4reisetee of Better, not ler than 6 Ito. 2 00
Sawed best do. a• 1 .50
Beat Lomb mil, tos loss 'bac 6 pogo* I 00
Second two 40 50
Best Oster, cot less than 10 an- 15Q
Sexed bee to
Vibe limbed of mating the bones wad cheese co
be isavd by each ceelpetocor
SCC.4 3 AND Hossiv
Bea specimen of SILT". sapr , wit lemur then
0 tbs. Se
Best do. nosey, SAX Oar 1.-1 II lbe- Se
Übe Wooly to be takes widow eesbeyiee the
Dees, and the tied of bores mod lossailiestest te be
eased by the eats.
100
3 00
Bat cured bast,
&mood toast do,
fTbe bans to be embed add botegbi to die es
bibroe Inn dr slue ea, anotapored air !vial a
so mookeot of to mode et atobill
2 00
II 00
El
BeatNgskig (icicles miscast at undo, 11 00
Irk ewes bii aggbir, 30
Digger stades midis Omer, I 00
Doan pom p 50
3 00
iii 3
Sum*.
Dant
Sams Hama.
rum.
- ' ti
Display of choke cuietio' aOl peaches, , iOO
1 doten do, 50
do, Quineto, 50
MOT of ebsico variety of &spot ; 1 00
Dozeribertefies i 05
D'Orphy of choice variety o ptanrs, p Do
do do Mellon., p oar
[The fruit not to be temoted anti) the cli* of
the exhibition. Cate will be taken that the same
is aot Oared.]
Faairsus tuttamtarts.
Best two hone plow, S 2 00
Sotassoit do 200
Side-bill, do 200
Cultivator, t Of?
Scraper for larm or road ere, 1 00
holler, 1 00
Drilling machine to grain and grate seeds 100
Horse rakes I 00
6 Hand rak er, be
'
Grain Cradle, 60
Harrow, t 00
Wagon'for hum purposes, 2 00
Cart, do 1 00
Sea of Harriers lot farnmastormes,
Hay & Straw cutter,
Corn stalk crater,
Fanning milt,
3 Corn baskets,
Corn shelter,
Gate for bona or held we,
Stump machine,
(Competitors to be the maker. of lb. snicks ex
hibeted
3 00
4 00
sOO
1 00
bi =mum larlitlligiti 452 MAIIItrACTVItIO
Best Cooking Stove, 12 00
Parlor do, I 00
Two hors carriage, 2 00
110 1127, 2 00
Lot Cabinet 'MIS, 2 00
Coal store, 1 00
Carriage Hansen, 2 born, 2 00
Carriage Harness, 1 boast, 1 00
Saddle and bridle, I 00
3 Floor tames, 50
3 Meat do. I 00
3 Butter Firkins. 50
Pair fine boots, I 00
do, Shoes, Ladies' 50
Side sole leather. 50
Kip and Calf skin, SO
Side Upper and Htunees leather, 50
1000 Long shingles 1 00
do abort do, .50
do feet of pine beards, 1 00
100 Lights assorted window sash, 1 00
Set window blinds, 50
Pair blankets, 50
Piece of Satinet, 50
Oserc.saing, 50
Specimen of Marble or stone cooing,
Specimen of ornamental Fence,
Made coat, west and pantaloons,
Specimen of Priming,
[Competitors in all cases to be the makers of the
articles ea barite&
11 00
1 00
Roast min Oz SHOCING
BEM specimen oi Horse shoeing,
do, o.s. shoeing,
(Th* shoes to be made by the eompettors, and
the antmala *hod to be brought on the groom, for
inspection.)
licese-noun Mascraciew.
Brea Bedqedt,
Counterpane, ,
Hearth Rog,
Carpet,
Pair beeeesesde blankets,
Made stun,
Piece of Linea,
Menet
Vain Hose,
Mittens,
3t
400
II 00
aOO
200
Specimen of otendring mod threats
do bread,
Second be do
Specieteu at Say,
%Mee,
Poond Cake,
Sponpe Cake,
Preserve%
Frail Jelly,
Apple Dena,
Wadi da,
Ornainastatneedb spa,
Fancy needle wort for chair,
Vanety of Isolated work,
Artificial towels,
Wax de,
Lamp blai,
Embolden,
3 00
2 00
1 00
Elea Flom! &NO:ay,
Seeracl beet,
- Thud da.
Best hand begin;
Ream Wirer.
The larva and mast lamoihifef variety of
Bowers,
Best Plowman,
Second beat
Third de,
(*" Fn of trees;oi pool* as spieas as mock !f
not more, than thole they are reran! apart ; ani n
actually requires more elion,"ead album name pans
to Ore be op, thaw would be repaired to ae-rid
them.
Ccr A Pea strewn rodeos ell objets that a s
nee "visitor*, bet it onsattied by does: ; to 11
ebterid be web oat beater--kbey .o/.1 ober the
effect of as objects, and pp lenllin entombed by
any.
(r;:r• A rime lady who was rebuked bylaw too.
bomb lot hams lesr iesimilimiLjemified bomb by
ctiorieg the peseage; " Whatsoever ye wwild bat
as Amid ilwerscryee, dia ys eras se b than."
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bered bellowed, maid be stir aegased d " heilbing,"
Frisbee emplane:an namesemsy, and abre s
bran heasasios she continued, i finislakc hes time
ia she Sage Ircim."
Otp The women meg to auks . pketge cot to
kite a sue wbo mad tobacco, awe tr Iromatd from
treat op the practice; mod a *Woe of area Lars
their wet also to pap thessacirea wales every
sac Iliac dm': use ia—atal we go Ice daat, tott.
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1 00
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baba ail es cam agisciaciag " cilia'
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