a: n n M I 1 M A $ ft,:- v: li 4 1 i M Ml -is"; : r or the farmer. Healtbfcl.ness op Apples. There is scarcely an article of vegetable food more widely useful and more generally liked tban the apple. Why every farmer has not an apple orchard, where the tree will grow at all, is one of the mysteries. L?t every housekeeper lay in a good supply of apples, and it will be the most economical invest ment in the whole range of culinarics. A raw, mellow apple is digested in an hour and a half , while boiled cabbage reitiire-t five hours. The moat healthful dessert that can be placed on the table is a baked apple. If eaten frequently at breakfast, with coarse bread and butter, it has an ad mirable effect on the general system, often removing constipation, correcting acidities, and cooling off febrile conditions more effec tual'y thaa the most approved medicines. If families could be induced to Fubstitute apples sound and ripe f r pies, cakes and sweetmeats, with which their chill ren are too frequently stuffed, there would be a diminuition of the sum total of doctor's bills, in a single year, sufTn.-ient to lay in a stock of this delicious fruit for the whole season's use. Christian Advocate. How to Fit Collars to Horses Shoulders, The collar should be pur chased of the proper size. They are usually too large. If obtained of the proper size, ju.st before putting it on, the first time, im merse it in water, letting it remain about a minute, and immediately put it on the horse, beini; careful to have tha hatnes so adjusted at the top and bottom as to fit the shoulder, an 1 then put the hirse to wnrk. The collar by being wet, will adapt itwlf to the shoulder, and should dry on the horse. When taken off, it should be left in the same shape it occupied on the horse, and ov er after, you will have a snug Siting collar and no wounds. Valley Farm er. Corn Starch Cake. One cut. butter, two of sugar,two of flour,one of cornstarch, one o' sweet milk, white of seven e?s;s. one teaspoonful of soda, two of cream ttutar. Mix the butter and sugar well together. put the soda in the milk, the cream tartar in the corn starch, add them to the butter and supar, then put in the flour and ecrgs, stir ten minutes, and bake in a moderate oven. Steami.no Food for Cattle. Nothing but steam is wanted to eook hay.or any oth er kind of food. Steam under pressure is much hotter than wafer, and, of course, will cook more rapidly. The difficulty may be in not having your bos, or steaming vat tight enough. There is no particular dan ger of steaming hay too much. The softer it is made the easier it is digested. c IGARS AND TOBACCO. ADOLm SCIIOLPr, MAXrrArTmER n Wholesale and Retail Dealer ii Ckiars and Tobaccos, cleakfikld. pa.. Would respectfully announce that he has remov ed to the lar:re and e -mmodious s'ore-room op posite the residence of li B Swoope. F.sii . where be has opened a general assortment of Tobacco. Cigars, etc. which he it prepured to sell, wholesale or retail, at reasonable prices. His cigars are made of the very best material, and in style of manufacture will compare with those of auy other establish ment. lie has always on hand a superior artiole of chewing and smoking tobaccos, to which be di rects the attention of - lovers of the weed." Merchants and Dealers, throughout the county applied at the lowest holesule prices. Call and examine his stock when voa come to Clearfield. June 10. IStis. JJ BRIDGE, .MERCHANT TAILOR, Market Street, Clearfield, Ta. On door Eastol the Clearfield Doose. Keeps on hand a full assortment of (rents' Fur nishing goods, suchas Shirts (linen and woolen. Diidershirts Drawers and Socks;Xeck-ties. Pock et Handkerchiefs. tiloves. Umbrellas. Hats, etc , io great variety. Of piece goods he keeps the Best Cloths (of all s-hades) Black Doe-Skin Cassimeres of the bet make, Fancy Cassimeres, in great variety. Also. Frenoh Coatings; Beaver. Pilot. Chinchilla, an I Tricott Overcoating, all of which will be Sol I cheap for cash, and made up according to the latest styles, by experienced workmen. Also B.itit for Clearfield county, for I. M Singer A Co s Sewing Machines. November 1 l!w O O M E T II I N G N E W IN ANSON VII. I E, Cleariield county, Fenn'a. The undersigned having erected, during the past summer, a large and commodious store room. s now engaged tn fillin' it un with a new and select assortment of Fall and Wintergoods. which he offers to the public tit prices to suit the times ilisst'ck of Mens' and boys' clothing is nnusual 'T extensive, and is offered to customers at from H to S-t for a whole suit. Flour. Salt, and Wro ceries. of every kind, a complete assoitment: Stoves and Stove-pipe, a heavv stock ; Hoots and Shoes. Hats and Caps in great variety : Ladis-s' dress goods, furs, and other fancy g.K is. together with an endless assortment of notions too tedious to enumerate, always on hind, and sor sale very cheap. Prints at 10 cents a vsrd and other goods in proportion Now is the time to boy Country produc- or everv kind, at the highest market prices, will be taken in exchange for goods; and even (ireenbacks will not be r. fused lor aiiv article in store Examine my stock be- ivio vfu u rirwQir. i.ct'.her SIMS." SWAV A I.ARIE lot of F!y Nets. Team and! " aee H:ime-. H.r ('..liar. ;arth I Sarcmglcs and Sadd'ery Hardware jut received 1 -l"r by 'DC firm f H ZEIGI.KK J- CO. ; V IT'LL lit e of cnripiteu Water Coolers. ' v icdiu iiirzers r.-.r sate tjy --"!jr .'i.11 J" ZEI'il.Eh A- CO. JJOTY S Clothes 'aher and (la!es Cop ier trip feed Cutrer for sal.- bv July li. G j, jrKIJLtK A co c I'RRaNTS- the best and cheapest in GKAilAM : the eounty, at D ESSICATED COCOANI IS, f, etc , for sale at "rpK'S.puddings, CANNED FRUITS and fresh, at -all kinds, warranted jjood 'iKAIlAMS, BOOTS A SUOES-tha cheapest in the court, ' MfSSOPS. IEED the cheapest in the count v. at My 2V. MOSSOP S. CLOTHING Mav 29 -the cheapest in the county at MOSSOP'S. f AD1ESCLOAKS j at -the cheapest in the county MOSaOP'S.' ILorR,he chea , jB the eouotT nt -TZJ9 S7 .MOSOP'S. PL XlJTn hert ia the court, ,t ' - BT MOSSOP-S X AILS A SPIKE5 at thecheapest in the cr nntv, Mos-JOP'S ' F ISH.of all kind -the cheapest ir. the rountv SR. findings-,,;;; H ORSE SHOES, and ..Tu wk. - . MEKREU. A BIGLER S. $5000. ACCIDENTS. $5000. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS INSURANCE FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. FOR ONE DAT. Five Dollars ptr month and from S25 ta 550 per year with weekly compensation, in ease of total disability. HO MEDICAL EXAMINATION IS MADE j.V ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Policies and tickets, covering all kinds of acoi dents, whether received whilst travel ing or otherwise, sold by ALFRED M. SMITH, Insurance Aeent. Clearfield. April 1, 1653. iE STORE. Corner of Second St. and Hill Road. K. MITCHELL Has just received and opcei, at the above nam ed place, an entire new stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which ha will sell very cheap for cash. His stock consists of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware, Queenswnre. Boots and Shoes, llats and Caps, Ready made Clothing, etc He also keeps choice Fiour, Corn Meal, Chop feed, Bacon, Fish and dried Fruits. Persons desirous of purchasing goods at fair rates are respectfully requested to give bim a call. Approved country produce will be taken, at the highest prices, in exchange tor goods. Clearfield, June 17, 1S64. A RRA.VGE M E N T. A. i. s n a w , DRUGGIST, (Seeend street, opposite the Court Bouse.) Clearfield, Pa. The subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Clearfield ct unty. that he continues to carry on the Drug business, at the old stand and that he is now prepared to furnish DRUGS, PATEN f MEDICINES, Dye Stuffs, Tobacco. Cigars, Confectioneries Stationery. Ac PH VSICIAXS Will find our stock of Drugs full and complete ana at a very slight advance on Lustern prices SCHOOL BOOKS. Teachers and others will b furnished with class ical and miscellaneous books by express, at short notice. STATIONERY, Consisting of Cap, Flut Cap. Foolscap. Letter and I ertumed .Note Paper, also, a very neatstoc ol Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes on hand reus, t'eucils, ins, so IIOUSE KEEPERS. Will find a full stock of Pure Spices, Soda. Soda ash, concent: ated i.ye r?oap. Ac. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Are requested to examine our stock of Perfumery Hair t'ils. Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Coinbs ioiiet Setts. Ac SMOKERS AND CIIEWEKS Will find a full supply, of prime Chewing and Sm king Tobacco. Imported and Domestic Cigars, Snuff, Fiue-cut, Ac CARBON OIL. Of the best brands, always on hand. LIQUORS, The best quality of Liquors alwayson hand, for ui uii'si purposes Physicians prescriptions promptly and carefully ......, ,.,.,.. August I, 1SS7. saoiiij iif)iir ju.vo(i apwdfl peiunx BENNETT. BLATTEXBERGER& CO., ucce.-sor to l.aitfhc. hue Co.,) WHOLESA'.E AND II CTA1L PP.ALKItS I.f G EXEKAL M E KC 1 1 AN DISE OSCEOLA, PENN'A., r.rspert fully invite an examination of their larse s'ock of Seasonable goods, purchased for c.iaa, anu selling at greatly reduced prices. Wc Defy Competition. Wa scl! better Goods at lower rates than any other house in the county. THE REASON IF H T: Because we buy fcr ca.-h and buy close, and are mus er.aoieu to give our customers and pa trons the bcrefit of the grenter portion of the profits they have hitbenobeen paying; and Because we .ell more goods than any other house in Clearfield couuty. Our stock consists of Dry Goods. Groceries Queer.sware, Hardware, H ood vsre. Willoww.ire. Boots and Shoes, UaH.Ciips.Clo'hing Furnitnre. Carpets and Oil Cloths. Provisions of all kinds. Feed. -c. RES5 GOODS FOR LADIFS. of every style. DRESS GOODS FOR CHILDREN, in neat and tasteful designs. DRESS GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN, in variety. Ready-made Clothing at greatly reduced pri ces, "rders :nk:i) for suits of Clothing. . . . . j mnviiivDjiiwijion band. NOT I O N S . 'torn our !ar;:e stock of Notions, every want that line can be supplied, wvery desire gratified. Groceries and Provisions. Sugars cf every trade Preserved Fruits and "V rups of every quality Jellies. Tomatoes and r-t aches M'iST t'urnl ll.n,, i u; I'-af Dried lieef. Shad. r.feVi . ' Co'!,h -K'-undlUrr I .Lake Trout. Ultra Hour. Cm Meal and Buckwheat Meal. Cash Paid for Countrv Produce. BUILDING and other HARDWARE. T.;olsf,.rCarperters and other.. Best Double atd Hive Axes Pick- Rot e, anJ Cordage. Brushes, Mill Findings. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Finest brn is of Cisrar. fk.. , - king Sobacco ThUffi t tne Cut in bulk. fV Country merchants ,-uprlied on .. t terms as can be ; ,.. v.'f' ...TU .--oiern cities Goods ordered Tor our customers and a.t islaction guaranteed. To buy to save, to buy to please To buy to make, to buy with ease. To buy at all. as all must do. To thecbeap cah store all should go Bennett, Blattenbenrer & Co Osceola Mill. May 27. 'SStf. 2 tee X i!s anj S,.;t ist rweived and - for sale by G. II. ZEIGLEB & CO. jas. a. gbaha. : e. w. graham. : a. a. graham NEW FIRM! JAS. B. GRAHAM & SONS, AVHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in all kinds of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Huts Queensware, Wood and Willowware, Flour, Bacon, Fish, Salt, etc., etc., etc., MARKET STREET, Clearfield, Pa. The Largest, Best and Cheapest stock of goods to be found in the county is now on sale at JAS. B. GRAHAM k SONS. FOR THE LADIES They have Bonnets, Silks Coburgs, Alpacas, Merinos. Wool Delait.es, Lustres. Ging hams, Prints, Poplins, Lawns. Sun chades. Handkerchiefs Kid and other Gloves. H osicry. Balmo rals, Hoop-skirts, and A general variety of rib bons, trimmings, Buttons, Braids, etc.. at the lowest prices. FOR GENTLEMEN They have Black and Elue Cloths. Black and Fancy Cassimeres,Sattinetts. Tweeds, Mcl tons, Wster proof Cloth. Silk, Satin and common Vestings, etc., in great variety, and at prices that will give general satisfaction to buyers. READY MADE, Such as Overcoats.Dress coats of various qual ities and prices. Plain and Fancy Vests, Cassimere and Flannel Oversbirts, Woolen and Cotten undershirts, Handkerchiefs and neck tics, Cotten and Woolen socks, Calf and Kip boots and Shoes, Gum Boots and Shoes. Hatsand Caps.and such other articles as are utuauy needed. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Among which may befound Carpet i.Oil cloths, Rugs, Brown Muslins, Bleached .Muslins, Drillings, Pillow casing. Sheeting, Towelings, Table cloths. Table covers. Window Blinds. Cur tains.TicKiogs and a very large assortment of such articles as are wanted by housekeepers, and at prices to suit the times. QUEENSWARE, A full assortment, consisting of Tea and Din ner sets, Pitchers, Bowls. Dishes, and a general variety of ware that wili be sold by the doscn or piece, and as cheap as it can be purchased elsewhere in the county. HARDWARE, Such as Sawsaud Files.Door Locks and Latch es. Hinges of all kinds, Augurs. Screws, Nails. Spines, TacKs, Brads, !-hoveis, Spades.IIoes Forks. Ares Il.t-oli ets.CLiselt.Kiiives and Forks, . Butcher Knives. Carving Knives and forks, and all articles usually wanted by the people. GROCERIES, ETC., Consisting of Sugars. Coffees, Teas. Spices. Syrups.Dried Fruits heese Flour, Bacon, Feed, etc., always on hau " and for sale at a small advance on cost. WOOD & WILLOWWARE. Such as Tubs, Buckets and Churns. Clothes wringers and Wu,h bonris. Clothes Mar ket and Dinner Ea&kets.a general as sortment, at all times, iu store and for sale low. IN FACT, G RAG AM & SONS sell all article, that are usually kept in a well regulated country store. and hence the people generally will find it to their advantage to buj goods of them SAWED LUMBER. We are a!j.o extensively engaged in buying and selling ail kiids of Sawed Lumber, and as we intend giving this bratch of business special attention, we feel assured that we can make it to the advantije of thasewhohavelumberforsaletoatal with us. Orders filled for all kinds of LuniV-r. GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. Grain and country produce taEen i exchange for Goods. Ac. 20, ls68. CLEARFIELD ACADEMY. The First Session of the Dext Scholastic year of this Institution, will commence on Slon day, the 7th day of September. 1 3 " S Pupils can enter at any time. They will be charged with tuition from the time they enter to the close of the session The eourso of instruction embraces everything included in a thorough, practical and accom plished education of both sexes. The Principal having had the advantage of much experience in his profession, assures pa rents and guardians that his entire anility and energies will bo devoted to the mental and moral training of the youth placed under his charge. Terms of Tl-itiox: Orthography, Reading. Writing and Primnry Arithmitic, per session. (II weiks.) 55 CO Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Histo ry So.Ufl AIgebr.,Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Surveying. Philosophy. Physiology. Chemistry Book-keeping, Botany, and Physical Geojrra rhy. " Latin. Greek and French, with any of the a bove branches. SiS.Ofl "?"No deduction will ba made for absence. For further particulars inquire of Ret P. L. HARRISON. A. m. July 31. 1Si57. Principal. a. l. REP.n. J P.WF.AVP.R W. I'OrtKLL, 6. P. HOOP J. JOSP.S. W.H .BtTTS NOTICE. CLEARFIELD ALL PLANING MILL RIGHT. MiiSSRS. HOOP, WEAVER 4 CO., Proprietors. would respectfully infirm the cilnens of the county that they have completely refitted and supplied their PLANING MILL, in this Borough, with the best and latest improved WOOD WORKING MACHINERY, and are now prepared to execute all orders in their line of business, such as Flooring, Weatherhoarding, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Brackets, and Moldings, of all kinds. They have a large stock of dry lumber on hand and will pay cash for clear s'uff. one-and-a-half inch panne! plank preferred p?ov 8. '07. W HARDWARE STORE, ruiLrpsncRo, cfntri co., ta. Geo. II. Zeiglcr & DEALERS IX Co. Foreign nnj Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, Wood and Willow ware, Tin ware, Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, Iron, Nails, etc., etc., etc. The attention of Mschanics, Builders. Farmers. Lumbermen and Buyers generally, is invited to the fact that we aro now offering a better assort ment of goods in our line than can be found else where in this part of tr-6 St . at prices to suit the times. Our stock comprises a general assort ment of Tools and Materials used by Carpenters. Blacksmiths, Carriago and Wagon makers. Join- i. to., together with a large Btock of Iron, Stcl, Nails, Spikes. Pailroad and Mining supplies; SalJlcrv and Harness material a good assortment ; Ropes. Chains, irindstor.es, circular mill and cross-cut ws; Enameled, Finished, and Plain IioHow- ware in great varict ; Cables. Coal oil Lamps and Lanterns; Lard, Linseed, Coal and Lubricating oils; and an extensive and good selection of Fine Cutlery Comprising a general assortment of dining knives and forks, dessert knives and forks, and carving knives and furhs. pocket and pen knives, razors, i shears, scissors, shoe knives, and many other ar ticies. Also, dessert, tea and tablespoons, and I plated forks, in great variety and of the best man- I ufacture. Also, Brittania and silver-plated ware. Tin-ware In great variety, and of tho best manufacture al ways ou hand, among which will be found buck ets of every size, tin-cups, oil cvns. sprinkling cans, dusting p.ins. miners' lamps; gallon, quart and pint measures, and many other articles in the tin-ware line, which are wanted by everbody. "m Tit. J-MilCkSIIlUIlS Can be sar plied with Anvils, Bellows. Vices, sledges, hammers, horse and mule shoes, horse nails, and all kinds of flat and round bar iron, nail rods- eto ; and with cast, shear, spring and blister steel, from too best manufacturers in the (.cited States, or of foreign manufacture. Carpenters nd i,ui!ders find in our establishment a superior nud complete stock of Planes. Saws. Augurs, li: turners, Chisels. Screws. Bolts. Sash, Hatchets, F i!es. Hinges, Locks. Pulleys. Cord. Ao Farmers Will find eaerything in their line, and cheaper than el-ewhere in this section of the State coin prising Household, horticultural, farming and raftins implemeLt of the latest and most im proved patterns Particular attention is direct ed to our very ex eusive stock of wood and coal Stoves. Comprising Spear's justly celebrated Anti dust e.K.k and parlor stoves of a. I sites ; Aho, The Ni ajrani enne Parlor cook. Brilliant. Lawn. Lew- drop Artie, Egg and Picket stoves. All of the above goods ill be sold cheap for Ch- G. II ZEIGLER i CO. Phijipsburg Oct. loth. I3".-Iy. OH- PA IN7S the cheapest in the cr.nntv, Ha . MOocOP 6. 7TII ANNUAL EXHIBITION CLEARFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTU RAL SOCIETY. Wilt lr htld O'l tUr Fair (rrouwf: i" tie Bormuzh of Clr trfirl.l. Pa., on 'I ufyltiy, Wr'inrHiaii 'Itiirt'uy and Vri.iau, the 13A, lUi, 1 itk A- l'VA !iys of Vaobtr, ISflS. C03CKITTES Or ARAGrlENr. JOHN M GAUGHEY, Chairman. W. W. Worrell, Js B. Btown, F. Carden.E.K. Shirey. K. J. Sbaffncr, I. W. Jordan. Reuben MPnerson. T. X Fuiion. Jos. Owens, i. K. Ful lerton tsra Ale, 'bs. Stewart. Jas W. Irwin. C L. Birrett.N. L Robins. James A. Moore. G. G.Irwiu. W.L Antis. Jas Mitchell. J L. Leavy. Jos. Liirriuier.K. A. Mitcheil.Win. M Cui lough. sr.. Mrs. G R. Barrett. Airs. S. J. Row. Mrs. G B. Goodlander. Mis. Js Forrest. Mrs Berry. Mrs. .1. B. M'Knatlv. Mr-". Ir. Ilurchlield, Mrs C. U Watson. Mrs. II. II Fulford. Mis. I. F I.iiwciicr Miss JUry A. Irwiu. Miss Fannie Jordan Miss F.lna Mitchell. Miss Eliza Head. Mrs G W fny-d-.r. Mrs Daniel Stewart. Mis licnrinlta Peiers. Mrs Robert Flcgal. Mrs. R. H. haw. Miss Amelia Larrimer, Mrs Matthew Read, Hrs J.B chaw. CCSEITISC AT LA7.GS. G. K.GOOl'FELLOW, Chairman. George Guclich.Wm. T Wilson Wm T.Schry ver. Abraham i llnyt. Zrnas L Hg.iyn. Isaac Kluom, Robert Pnrter.i E Dauit.-!?. Philip lleiscy II. C. Sbaffncr. W L.Sbaw. 1.. I Iiwin. O Buck. Thos. McPberson. Miss Jane IIotver. .Mrs Jerome Robi.-on. Mrs A. A Read. Miss M Iivin, Miss Maggie Keail. Miss Mnry E Fleiil. Mrs J ?f-pb Owens. Miss Mary A. Rishcl, Mi;3 Ada Bobbins, T. J. Creamer. Marsual-Z. C. M rri.l.OUGH. Ciiikp of Police William L. Ui-hel. G.atk Kckfki.s George W. Carter, John C. Read, Theodore 1, Peoples. KUL23 A53 EEGULAII053. Family Tickets, : : : : Single Tickets luriui F.iir, Siiile Admission Tickets, SI Children under 10 years old. when accompanied by their par nts or guaijiarjs. free. Children under Hi years of ae not admitted unless accompanied by their parents. Checks will begiven at the door to persons de siriug to pass out during exhibition, but Mill not admit the bolder to any other exhibition each hull' day couuting an exhibition. Every petson wishing to be enrolled as a mem ber of this Society must pply on or before tbe first day of the fair, and on the payment of one dollar to tbe Tjcasurer shall receive a certificnte of membership containing the nnme of the appli cant and endorsed by the Secretary. Every person necomiug a member as above sta ted shall, on the presentation of his certificate, receive a ticket which willadmit him free during tbe fair. Any person compl ing with the aboi e regulations and paying SI0, shall become a lite member, and shall be exempt from all contribu tions. and sh-ill annually receive from the Secre tary a free family ticket. All persons must be provided with tickets, which can be had trom tbe Executive t'omoiittee. Treasurer, or Secretary, or at the office on the ground. Persons acting as judges are expected to become membcrsof the Society. Persons from other t-ounticscau become members by complying with the above rules. Ladies can become mem beis by muking application as a;-ove. and paying iuto tbe Treasury tit'ty cents when they will re ceive a ticket to admit them free. Exhibitors must become members of the Soci ety and have Ibeir animals an t articles entered on the Secretary s bot ks on or before the first day of the Fair; and all animuls ai.d articles, except horsesfor pleasure, and tor the trotting prizes must be brought within the vne!i sure as early as Wednesday, at 3 o'clock. P M.. and all per sons entering auimals and articles for exhibition must procure cuids from the Secie:ary with the class and nombcr cf entry of said articles, pre vious to placing said urticleson the ground. Ilnv and straw ill be turnished gnitU for all animals entered for premiums, and grain will be furnish ed at cost for tho-e that de-ire to purchase. No horse sh'iil be entered or allotted a premi um unless he is freo from disease Horses will bj received until Wednesday noon, but must be en tered previously. All persons who intend to ex hibit horsej. cattle. sheep, or swine or wbo intend to i-ff-r stock or ary other article for sale should notify the Secretary of such intention on or be fore tho 1st nf October and h:ive with him a list and full description ot the same. The number and cUss. and the number in tbe class, with the rnme of tbe article will appear on tbe curd attached; but tho name cf the exhibit or will not nppcar. . Premiums and diplomas will he paid on and after the first Monday after the Fair. Hnd until the 1st day of l eeeuiber.l-S after which all mon ey premiums unclaimed will be considered a" a donation to tue Society. The officers of the So ciety and members cf the Ooiuuiittee of .Arrange ments must wear a budge designaiiig their office, and it will be their duty as well as pleasure to at tend to the expressed wishes and wants of exbih itors and others if it is in their power so to do. A select police force wiil i. in constant attend anee for tbe preservation of ordor and protection of property. Tbe trotting course is level, well trraded ond one-third of m mile iu circuit. Ample arrange ments will be made for the convenience of vis itors. I XSTIM'CTIOSS) To .TrnriFS No animal to ..!v. an award in mote than one class. Judges are expressly required not to award pre own ins to over-led animals. No premiums are to be awarded to bulls, i-ows.or heiffers which shall appear to have been fattened, only in the ciassof fat cattle, the object of the Society bein j to have superior animals of this description for breeding. Fat Cattle The judges on tat cattle will give particular attention lo the animals submitted for examination It is believed ail other Ihinas he lug equal those are the best cattle that have the pteatest weightover thesmHllest superficies. The judges will require ail in thisclass to be weighed and will take measures to give the supci ficios of each, and pul.iis-h the n-sult with their reports, they will also, before awarding any premiums require the manner and cost of feeding ns ro quired by thi regulations of the premium list. If there is but one eshibitor, and he may show several animals in one class, premiums wi l be a winded in accordance to the mr in ,.f , ho ,.;... i' 1 he superintendent will t.ik ,,.r in his power, for the safety of stock and a. tides on exhibition after their arrival, and arrange ment ou the i!iour.ds. but will not be responsible for any loss or damage that mav occur The So ciety desires exhil.iiors to 2ive personal attention to their anitna s and articles and at the close of the fair to attend to their removal as the Society cannot take further car of them Ri les ok Pi.ou ing 1 be nj.:e of the plowman must i,c plven as wcl, , ,he kinJ uf . t be used, at the time of en'ry. The quantity of ground to be plowed by each team be f acre The time allowed to do the work will be three bou:s 1 he furrow sli:e in all cases to be lapped I he t.nms to start at the same time and each plowman todo his withouta driver or other assist ance. The premiums offered by tbe Society will be awarded to the individuals, who. in tbe jud:rui-nt ot the committee. ha I do their work in the best manner, provided the work is done in the time allowed for us performance. Each plownan to strike hi, own land, and plow u""I- - '"P1"'"' of the adjoining land " lthiu the one fourth ofao acre plowed each plow man will be required to strike two hack furrowed lands and finish with the dead furrow in the middle. Any lnfoimation required in regard to matters or tbe Society can be gained by addressing the Lxecutne Committee or the Secretary, who will be pleased to give any information io their puw er at any time ' Any article not enumerated in the aboveclass es and placed on exhibition, if worthy of notice will-be suitably awarded 1 The Executive Cooiu.ittee reserve a discr-tion- ary power to award diplomas in at,v case for 2d 1. lY'Vi. .r for arti-lc ' entitled to premi ums by the rules All articles may he entered free of charge ex cepting horses for pleasure, and for the trotting premiums. LIST OF PREMIUMS. Class I Sairep.tairs. opru Io all breeds and Competitors. Best bull. $15; 2d best. S!0; 3d best. S3 i1,"' 12 : 2d best, 10; 3d best. 5 i"!l breeds come together in this class atd com pete nb each other to be judged by their good points, symmetry of frame, ability to fatten, and the strck Ihey will prolines Class 2 tirade rattle owned in county. Best cow for milk. Sill: 2,1 K.t J - -(j i... Best heifer. 2 vearsoM 8; 5. Bst heifer. 3 years old. Best calf, under 8 months old, Class 3 Oxen !d best. id best, Beet yoke of oxen. SI0:2dbest . S3; 3d best, S2 Class 4 Fat Cattle. Best fat bullock, cow or heifer. $10 2d best, SS (.last 3 Thoroughbred bnr. T"L"n- ?D-,hr. 2d best. 'siO ..iu ooii. any Dreed, 10; M be, u I 5 KiJinx, Draft and Farm Uorra. le horse. " 3 00 ; 2i best, S2 Best saddle horse. Best single family horse. Best matched carriage horses. Best gelding or mare lor work. Best span of draught horses or mares, Second best. The exhibitor is required to produce a state ment of at least three responsible neighbors as to working qualities of draught horses for premiums in this cla.-s. Best colt. under 2 yearsold, S Ot) ; ?d best S2 00 Best 2-vcar old colt, 5 00; 2.1 best, 3 tin Best -". year old colt. 6 00; 21 best. 4 00 The hot-e thai mves the heaviest load on tbe stono boat, according to his weight. without a whip, Youatt on the horse and 7 CO CViim 7 Trotting liortre. open tj all. Best time. 3 in 5. trotting in single harness iflO 00 No premium will be paid iu thisclass unless there are ten entries of Si 00 each. Each horse to trot against time. CI as S Sirrrpitjlrt oprn to all Paring' in harnrx. be?t 2in X. mile heats, against time. $100 00 No premium will be awarded in thisclass unless there are six entries Entrance fee i 15. Ctl'S 9 Trotting in stitch t.yriirxs. far Itories oicueJ in thr run nty at Irast Jitcen days brlore the 1'utr. Best 3 in 5. mile heats, against time, S."0 00 No premium awarded in this class unless there are eiht entries. Entrance fee $5. The horse winning the premium in class 7. cannot compete for the premium in thisclass. Class 10 TrotliHG" hnrst otrneA and Tard in thr rouiity. B st 2 in 3. on time, in harness. 00 No premium awarded iu this class unless there are five horses entered to compete for the sniue. I rttrance free Best trotiintr horse or mare under saddle, S3 00 Second best. 2 00 Best trotting horso or mare in single harness. 3 00 Second best. 2 00 Best walking horso or mare, S3 ; 2d best, 2 50 CY.-z.s t 1 1 Trotting raits, raisrd in the rovntyx not exrefdiii" 3 yrirs old .OjKit to all. Best 2 in .'!. against time. S20 00 There must be at least three entries in order to compe'e tor this premium. Entrance free. (7isx 12 Sheep mid Wool. Best buck, any breed, S3 ; 2d beat, S3 00 Best ewe. any breed. 4 OH Best sheep, futuncd for mutton. 3 00 Best lamb. 2; best fleece of wool, 50 Class 13 Swine, open to all. Best boar any breed. Young Farmer's Manual i Best breeding So, a:iy breed. $5 Second best. Agriculturist for one year. Best hog S3; 2d best. $2 Best pig. under 6 mo's old, Agriculturist 1 year. Clax 14 Poultry. Best coop spring chickens, not less thaD six. Beamont's American Poultry Book ir 50. Bess 2 heaviest turkeys. A-30. Best display of chickens, 1 ,io Clans, 15 Plowing. The man that plows green sward the best, S20 00 Class Id Plum, lio'lrrs. Drills. Harrows and C ultiv.itors. Best plow for stubble or sward. Si 00 Best sub oil plow, Barry's Fruit Garden iV 2 CO Best clod crusher and roller combined, 4 00 Best grain drill. IMscrelionary Premium. Beet threshing machine, l'iscretion.iry Premium. Best corn planter. I'iseretionary Premium. Best Boise rake. Iiscretiousry Premium. Best bay pitching machine, lliscict ry Premium, i'.est stalk and etrawcuttcr, Discret ry Premium. Best horse-power. gen purposes, I'isc'y Premium. Best original invention or agricu'l implement, S3 Best side-hill plow, SI; "best cultivator, 3 Best barrow. 3; lest corn shel!er, 3 Be.t fanni-.g mi!!, 4; best ox yoKe, I All articles enumerated in this class, not made in tbe county, but produced upon exhibition, if worthy of it. will be swarded a discretionary pre mium by the Executive Committee. C7fft 17 Misre.'l.tiifstiis Farming Imjlrments. Best bee hive. Grimlty's Mystery of B-.e Keeping llcst i ix. hand rkes.SI ; Best grain cradle Si on Best siump machine, 3 ; Best potuto oigger. 3d Kesl lot garden tools. pn. l est uisp'v fatmii.gtitersi'.sowt.ed byf.irmcr .8 DO All articles enumerated in this class arc subject to tho same ru.'is as closs 16. Class IS Wheat, llyr. Corn, Barley, Oats,r. Best acre of winter wheat. . ih Best bushe cf winter wheat, ncsi uuMit-i oi rye. Best acre of rye, ; Best buih. corn ears, Best a- re of oats. 4; l est bush po:atocs, Be.t acre buckwheat 4; 2d best Best ucrc clover seed. 3 ; 3d best ' " Best i ac. broom corn, I ; Best ; acre peas, Lest i ae ru ahagaji, I ; Rest i aero s-.rsrhum. Best acre turnips, 2; Best bushel turtips, Rest acre corn. S ; Best acre carrots, Best half i ushal timothy seed. Crops being equal, preference will bt given loose tr.ai yie:.; in- largest net profit Statements to l.e turnished by tbe exhibitor. They must be measured, or weighed, and a s.in;p!e furnished at the lair Applicants lor premiums must furnish the committee wi'h a statement signed b7 tliem selv,s. under pledge oi veracity, of the q'u.mtitv of grain raised oh the ground entered for a pre mium, and must state as correctly i,s be can ihe kind and condition of tbe previoujcrops.the kind and quantity of seed sown,and the time and mode of putting it in thegrouml. Perrons entering field crops for exhibition, or intending to do so. may give notice to the execu tive committee at Kny time, and have the field measured and examined by the commictce while growing. Class Xyr.rr.tilnn.l Cereal Food. (est loaf of wheat bread, Diploma and 50 cents ' i,i oi rje oreaa. Iip!.ma and 3o cents lipioma aad 50 cents I:p:omand 50 cents Diploma and 50 cents Diploma and 0 cents ; 50 cents Best loaf of corn bread, Best sponge enke, Best jelly cake. Best bachelor's cake, Best pie, any kind. nest preserves and jelly. , , , . ..... ,i v OVU19 .",u1sf"TJCyirprecrre, Uiploma and 50 ct -est j..,und cake, l'iploma and 50 cents Best fru it cuke, 1-iploma and 50 cents Best c..Qer cake. Diploma and 50 cents Best Lady s cako. Diploma and 50 cm. Host l-;, Diploma Diploma Diploma Best jelly. Best ice cream, Class 20 Bolter ond Oese T.i : . , . .si ii, pounns. or more, or hutte; Best ten pounds of firkin butter, " Best cheese; made by exhibitor Class 2 Flour. S3 00 5 Oil 1 00 Best fifty pounds wheat flour, e l est fif y pounds rye flour. 2 Best fifty pounds spring wheat flour, 1 Best fifty poumis corn meal, j Best twenty pounds buckwheat flour. 2 Class -22 Domestic Articles. I est box or jirof honey. Best 10 pounds of in,p!e sugar. Best peaches nut on airii,h. SI 2 Dip or Dip or Dip or Dip or Dtp or 1 uiatoes put up air tight. '('st black berries put up air ti Best currants put up air tight, Best tarry j:ir of t iektts. ght, Best eiil. syrup or sorghum, or eaeh. Best cured ham (cookedj with mode of curing. Best dried beef with mode of curing. Dip or Dip or Class 23 Domestic Jfoitujacturcs. i" yarns tunnel, P.est 10 yards satiioet. S2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 est u yarns woolen carpet. Best 10 yards cloth. Best 15 yards rag carpet woolen chain, f-est pair woolen blankets. i Cjt woolen ci verlet. Best wool fringed raits. Hip arjll ri-st air kt.it woolen stockings. Lip and lust spec n knotting knitting or nee- ulc wotk.by Miss under 1 1 vrs old. Dip and est pound linen sewing thread, Dip and Best poand stocking yarn, Iij 9D& Best loot mat. iuc; Besttidymat. I be premiums in thisclass are intended for articles manufactured in the county 50 50 50 50 only Class 24 XreiHe, Shell. Wax Work, etc. I.est specimen needle work. Best s ..clmr-i li Z -Z ' - . f.' P" 3" , r -ii. macnine. Hip and 50 Best specimen flowers in worsted. Hi and aO Bes specimen embroidery in worsted.Dip and 50 Bes specimen embroider, in lace. HiL MDd 5 Bes specimen embroidery in muslin, Di "d 50 Best specimen of leather work, Hip 2 H P.es specimen of . flwe. D 0 :- specimen of feaiher work. Is jp an est specimen of ornamental work. Ii p and C Bist shirt made by Miss under 12 vrs D n 1 Z, Bt patching or mending, " ' fj Class IjMill.nerv and n.. -.. Bestm.liiie,,, $3; Best dr. t S3; Best dress maki Class 20 Artistic Work. Vl 2"erreo,?P".''ker, on the ground, l.es amhro-ypes taKen on the ground. ' Be. Miotosraph, taKen on the ground, Best lanscape painting; liest penmanship. Best architectural drawing. Best panning in oil, BeM po-rrait painting, Dip Dip Dip S2 00 Dip 3 01 2 no 2 00 2 no 1 00 1 00 came pnioting Best naintini, in w est painting in water colors. Bet ornamental painting of any Kind, Class 27 Designs. Best design for f irm house, barn, carriage boue and stable. Sloau'sOrnamental Houses A- Si (:a Best design for dairy bouse. Manual of the Home Best design for ice bouse. q Best design for fruit houre, 1 50 Best design for bridge, with plan spsn not less than 250 feet, 3 00 Class 2-1 Mrtalie Fairies and Machinery. Best cook ing stove, wood or eoal, $3 t0 Second btat, j o Third best, ji,p Best parlor stove, S2; Best esst-iron fence, J o Second best, I ; Second beat. fip Best specimen or lot of tinware, 2 Ml Second best Dip and io Bust specimen blacRsmithing, 2 i0 Best specimen gunsmilhing, 2 uo Best specituea iron-turuing, 2 Best plate casting, SI; Best shower bath 1 00 Best original invention in county, - J 00 Best display of table and pocket cutlery, A- mericau manufacture, (iq Best display of edge tools. 1 q.) Best display ot farming and field tools, I 00 Tneabovt premiums are offered for articles man ufactured in tbe county Diplomas may be award ed for any of the above articles on exhibition without regard to their place of manufacture, ' Class 23 Vthicles of all hind. Best family carriage, S4 ; Best timber sled, $2 Best buggy. 4; Best horse cart, 1 Best farm wagon, 4; Best wheelbarrow, 1 Best sleigh. 2; The premiums in this class are intended only for articles manufactured in the county. Class 30 Cabinet ware in county. Best drc. sing bureau, S2 ; Pest set of chairs, $i' B st extension table, 2; Best sofa. 2 Best variety of chairs, 2; Best centre table, 1 Best bedstead, 1 ; Best lounge. 50e Best washstand, 50c ; Best office chair, io Best loosing glass. 5,-,,. Best set of parlor furniture, S4 l't Best display of cabinet-ware, Dip and 2 00 Class 31 Coopering ondCaTprntertiter. manufac tured tn county. Best pine ware. tubs, stands.etc., Dip ai.d S3 00 Best set cf grain measures. 2 00 Best window blinds. S3; Pest specimen sash. I 00 Best lot hasKets, 1 ; Best panel door, ! ot Best lot buckets, 1; Beit pump, S 00 Class 32 Roots and Garden Vegetahles. Best i ba ru'.abagas. 50; Best 6 h'dscabhage.50c Best i bu carrots. 50c; Best 2 h'ds califl"rs.5iic Best 4 stnlKS celery. 50e; Best variety melons 5do Best i bu tomatoes, ate; Best squashes. 5i'c Best i bushel sweet potatoes, 50o Best quart Windsor beans, Sue. Best f bushel table beets. 5nc It most be shown that all vegetables have been raised by the exhibitor. Class 33 Curriers,Saddlert and Shoemalers. Best gents' boots and shoes, Best l.iii y' boots and shoes. Best display of boots and shoes, Best ladys riding saddie, ii GO 1 no 2 00 2 0u nest riding onaie and martmgalo, 1 oa Best side finished harness leather, 50 Best robe made by exhibitor. (, Beet carriage harness, S3; Best tug harness. 2 00 Best single harness, 3; Best geots' saddle. 2 00 Best di.-play suddlery. 4; first travi tr-Jr.K. 1 00 Best side Kip leather. 50c; Best ca'f suin. 50 Best side sole Ieather,50o ; Best side upper le'r,50 Class 34 Tailorsand ZTpholftcrs' tcoii. Best suit of clothes made by band, $1 Best coat made by ajady, 1 Best pantg and vest made by a Isj. 1 i-est husk mattress, SI ; Beat stra t straw mattress, I test nair mattress, 2; Class 35 Printing in county. Best newspaper, 1 ; Eest handbill, Best blans. 1 ; Be: t card, Best ornamental printtag, tt 1 5 Class 36 Stone ware. Best assortment and best qa'.Iity, j Class 37 Chemicals and Chemical Action in Co. Best available mat ure at moderate cost, $1 Best available manure for farm products, 1 Bost material for giue.50c ; Best linseed oil, 50o Best tallow cnud'ex. 5ilc; Best vinegar. SOe Best specimen of soup. 50c; Best writing int, 5ua Class 33 Wooil and Stone. Pest dressed etcce, SI ; Best mill stone, SI Best grind stone, I ; Butter bowl. Dip 4 iiio Best sfcu gles. not less than 50, SI Best turned ai tide, 5(ic Best floor boards, wonted, t Best washing machine. j Best split or shaved hoops, Pjp Best butter la I le, jjj' Best weather boards, worked, ji Chiss 39 Jf'ititral Minerals. Best suit of useful minerals of "J'aarCeld eouutv. including coal. i t Best cabinet of minerals of ClearSeld and ad joining counties. to be the property of the Socioty, 5 Best limestone, 50c; Pest coiltciica losses. 1 liest fire clay, 5ta ; B-st burnt lime, 1 Best putter's oiay, 50c; Best coal, 1 Class 40 Fruit. Eest dispiny and greatest variety of grafted ap fics, summer and winter. Husbandmen on A merican W ines aud 4 fJ Second best, 2 00 Best display of pears. Cole American Fruit p , . , , Book and I CO ..-.st p. nro9 and cherries, Cole's A in Frail Bi.c rest quinces ( Best specimen appios. I pecs. 1 on Bet sprc Am iean grapes, isarri-ig-s Prui: Boos: t-tt natural grapes raised in count? and wor thy of cutmre. " j,,0 Best domestic wine and mode r.f manufacture f !Ir''.iapi i.'altureani SI 00 l.est enrrant wine. Manning s fruit B.v.k J- 1 10 best blacs berry wine, - i-1 0 Best gooseberries, Manning's Fruit B..us Class 41 Uorseinaiiship, etc. To the lady who manages her horse bet and most gracefully. llip 10 the gentleman who manages his horse best and sits most eracel nil v. rin TlAst 4I. . r , r . . . 'r five count , uorsemansnip, not less than Best driving on the course by a lady, Best company of cavalry. Best Company uf infantry Best band with brass instruments. Best martial bi nd, Dip ; Bost ten singers. Dip Pip Dip Dip D.p Dip Class 42 Xurscries. Best r.ursery. containing the greatest variety cf Iruitsand shrubs cultivated in the most arpr.'.v ed manner, the applicant to furnish w rittcn le scription.the variety and mode of culture S I "0 becond best, Barry's Fruit Garden Class 43 General List. Best dispray and greatest variety of flowers Best display and greatest variety of plants, Bestdisplay of floral ornaments, Best basket boquet, with handle. Best hatd boquet, Dip i':p Dip Dip Dip 1 Discretionary premiums will be awarded ror all art.. -tenor merit exhibited by mechanics in 11 tl, .. : 1 . . . r -.. . i iiiui orancues. and it is Hoped a gener al exhibition will be made Forall improvements useful to the farmer. and having valuable proper ties, discretionary premiums may be awarded fcj the Executive Committee. GEORGE R. BARP.ETT. Pbes t. I. G. Babcf.r. A.M. Hills, Secretary 'frrasuir' t E?BCl7,vCoMtTTei N-thaniel hishel. S. Jordan. L. V. Irwin, A O Tate, J. A. L. Fieg.il. JwfieliTJu:y : j. IStiS pAUMERS will fimla full and fonii 'ftc-fttK-k of Grass. (J rain and IJriir tcvtlies, . ..mcs. nay and tiraia Kaites. Forxs. Sc ft.yies. Cruiucricas. Jiay-rope. A-o , at the Hi ware .-"tore of J. a. lAti thK A ru.. Scvtl.e Hard -uiy 1-,, ,sa. Phiiipsburg. Pa. gOLDIKIlS- IJ01:NTIES.-A recent Li'l has pa-sed hnth Houses o( Coiifrrecs.anJ signed by the President, giving soldier." who en listed prior to 22J Jnly. 1S6I. served oneyesror ofSMi honorabIy discharged, a boocty ., I"Bounties and Pensions collected by me for thoseentitled to them. WALTER BARRETT, Att'y at Law. . Ang 13th, 1SB8. Clearfiold l' LIFE IXSUKAXCE AT HOME. The Venn Mutual Life Insurance Co , 921 Cdbst.vit Stbzet, Pbil'a. Insores X,!vea on favorable terms, and will issce folicieson any of the approved plans of insursnce Assets liable to losses $1,221,-89 71. Surplus divided Annually. Losses paid prompt ly Premiums mar be r.si.1 ir-..o- .nnu.illT- j semi-annuallj or quarterly; ,r one-half in casti, m note fjti supplement to toe charter, notes hereafter received will participate in ail Uividends or Surplot. Scrip eertificater up to January. lo53, inclusive, are now receivable in payment of pre-r iums Agency, at the ofSce of H. B.Pwoor. t ie"' field, Pa Dr J. G. Ilartswick. Medical Exsmi Ber August 24, lb4.
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