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P%A..• •
~'I<'FDN4I7SPAY,' OQT, 20-185$
GLORIOUS VR'TO
RR BANNER STREAMS IN IAIMIT:"
Tuts cosußEBsioNAl, pis Twin 0. K
The trinniph , Jtelthtied t l A )i•triet.
mon:than hopill tor. But, tiokrots to ilie
pni.(Sniita hie energy or clic. hay.e
Alte gratification or annotincing Ilout BENJA
Al LC 'F. JUN I( I N is elected io 'Congress over
11eniv L. Fisher, by a •majority 'of 1,&.. The'
IfiLial result•is,dsfollows
I(lajorily for JUnkin in Perry co.; . 46r)
Fisher in Cumberland, 208
itt Vork,
11Injoyity . f . or,Junlcin in District,
The victory extends thronginad the State
lvanim delegat i6tt 'in the next Con
The Pstins
gre,, , s will Wand—
People's Party,
Anti Lecompt on Democrats, • 8
I:common Dimmer.%ls,
named gentlemen arc elected
members of the 37th Cotigre,:s: ' • --
. Districts. Arreshe rs r•/mere.
I•• r 8:3)
, f P • c 5 ,1 , 1
' 1. Edward .14 orris, re-elected, 1,518
John P. Vecree, vice /,,tadp, 1.037
.1." %I I.,tant . .liillWard, vies, Phillip:, 8.311
14 Jahn 110ffil. vier (law) dro , 2.219
0. 4 .101tu IlickMan. re-elected. 7,000
e 7. 11 L. Longenecker, vice Chaiwian, 50
8. Schwartz, vice .1. ( Raney 91 Mfru, ' 19
-0..-Thadr/ens'Stovens, Fie° .11-0)20.5, 2,70
JO John S W, Killiziger, vice Ktiukcl. •
.3,000
11. James 11 Campbell, vice /44c,rt,-, 2 ;Am
•12. George. -. VV. Sertinnin, vice 1 . ,,;/ , / 8.1 .8 1
i ;r.llim e -.o;mWtie/..,--rq. , ( 414 , , , tr51„..-4.21i0.
14. (Jalitsha A tirow, re-elected, 4,000
)5. douses Hale. vice White, 2,001)
10-11enjamin P. .Innkin. vice
17: Edward MvPher!..oa, rive not/g, 200
18. S - atnuel S. Itlaittyree Edie, 2,1,00
19. John Covode. re-elected, 000
Nkintguntevy, re-elected, 700
21. .lameg li..MoMitead, sire Ilitelac, 2,000
22. Robert McKnight, vice Purviance, 2,01)0
• 28. William Stewart, re:elected, - • '
____ _
-11abbit r .vice.d ohn Lick
Anti. heeompt Donner:its
•
In the Pennsylvania Legislature the !rouse
of Repret;enlatises 7 will.probably stand ns fol
- 'lows
People's Peels,
Luuiournts,. ~
- Opposition tuglurilV•, • -
IVe shnlllie able I.° given correct list of hot
Bolise:i in our m• s f
Read, for :Supreme •Itolgo, 111111 . Frazer; fur
'Canal Coniatissioner, are elected over Porter
and Frost. deittoorats, by a notiorit-y of about
• ^f - TillltTY TIIOVSA ! ! r _
have the People of l'enasylvania made
.11:e Leeompt on quetifiiiiiti "finality."
, Result lu l'erry..o ty.
Official returns from Perry county, give us
the gratifying intelligt•uce that the whide de
mocratic ticket is defeated, I)3'aqoverage ma
jority of about '200; with the exception of Mr.
JUNK IN, who has •I(iS. give•the 011 owing
official majorities for Supri•me Judge, Canal
Cominissi'oner, Congrer , :i and Ss:,cmhly :
I=
Rend,
Poi ter,
Itentra Hinjority
M=!
Frazier,
8221
'l6:azier's Itinjority,
DM=
Junk in,
MEM
Junkin's majority,
MEE
Holinnzi'm majority over Hartzell, 280
Oyer 200
111eCtinl?!s majority over Ilnitzell, 253
McCurdy's ntajority over Stuart, 173
FrOtki4above it will be seen that on; can
didate, Mr. • 1101 man. is defeated, Mr. Stuart's
innjority in this county being 594. which Meets
him by 388. Mr. McCurdy lends Hartzell 33
in Cumberland and 253 in Perry, which elects
him by a majority of 266.
tr.eannet be concealed that the personal
popillarity_olZMr—g.ru.virr,Alml his eslolgiec
acqintintanee in the county, induced many of
our frieuds.to run him instead et' : Nlr;,llol.3tAs,
has the some reaoUs operated hi favor of Mr,
Aleellooli among the democrats who c'ut. Mr.
Ilnnrzrti,. _ •.
prii!dice, however reprehensibl& oil
party gromids; - ciiniuut be - guarde d ;against;
and no party should-be hid.respolisil4e for it.
We regret the defeat or Mr.,llet.mAN ; Le is a
worthy man, and would have made an excel.
lent member, hilt we rejoice that Perey has at
longth secured, the election 'et . a worthy son to
Congress, as well as the balance of her county
ticket.
THE NEXT SPEAICER
As the result of the recent election bite given
t he'People's party altrgamajurity in the next
House of Representatives; af' Harrisburg, it
will be their privilege to elect n t 7; pea key; and
among the many gentlemen, who may be spo
ken of in connection with that responsible
position, we know' of none more eminently
qualified for it, than Col A. K. McCLUA:
of Franklin county.
His experienoe in Legislative business; HS
ability as a debater, and the influence he ex
ercbted,in the" Hotise, during the.last.s'ession,
point hinveut as ii most suitable bandidatelor
that-effieerwlvilst-hts-well-krrawn-Acvotion'to
the true principles oftiii ernment, give assur
ance, that- the choice.would be not. only'dgree,
able to the people at large. but a well-tithed
compliinent to the "Old Guard" of 'Franklin,
who' rtitvw soi:Mbly undersea hint at-borne.--•y-
:657 Our lortiter respected townnnutn," Mr.
Joan O f ...WILLIAM', 4413 become the editor of
'the Journal, at Minneapolis. 31r ‘Villianis is
an able: writer and.ati artleat'politician and
under his pare lia'yo doubt the .loovn al
ntillrtnitice Manic in 'Min itenoto.: wol:
come it simony; oar ettehangen.
Harrifiburg . Telfgraph liat ices
the'fact jack: fi):4l,nifide hie
,nlipearanci)
there a few !flamingo ago... From the present.
state, of the polititial ataosnitere, ii is notAer'y
probible that :Wertley
pearanew there Has gentian.. 7 . , '
'Sop ' ..
Liuer in}',4 1 qor imiQt4er..4olUinn., •
'WARD OF F.RIEMITEVIS
enEnberland
ATTUE • .
ANNUM: FAIR
Held Octobitr 13, 14, and 15, 1858
The •Coturnittee On Nillit Cattle, re
lo;11 It thus' could out do justice to the
etonjoditors whiteitt dividing the ,
W
stock and mixed tweeds I to eitISSCH:-.-
A7Tht
1. Mil - 111 - 07(TotilyetitibffifitSTh - oliTiltF , and= - -
Alle.ilisplay so .large,. that in many cases
they had Aillietilty - to determine baween
them; 'They make the Mlttming 'award :
W. M.,..Watts, for lust Durham bull; :$5,00
W. M. Ilendurson, suc'd best DtiiMinit, 2,50
Sand. Allen, the best thulium bull ~ um
' der i years, .
Peter Steel', second best Durham bull
1111 A r. :1 years,
Johnston Id loore, - best Devon
Thompson Lialbreitt l'wt Lull beMeen
.111,1 2.years, '
James AVillimnsoni second hest bull`tie
tween'l unit years,. • 1,00
Thos. Uric Chambers, fur best Ayru-
slute bull, • 3:00
G. 4, .,...C.uucyyn,.best bull calf 10m. old, 2,00
Goo. liarnytt, scc'tl bust bill call lOnt
Elias Breonentan,livst bull calf Bm. .:
. . • old, . , : 9 00
...,
' Jobusion 31 oore, besl DeVon bull calf, 2.00
- 'job!) Alpm . s :. , .. , eo , i(l West, ' - .* _l.OO
; Dlvid Iflugwall 116sl - burbam over '3y"., 1,011
Levi Trcgu, svoithil ),At Dm ham over,
three yetnm. • 2,00
I/ Wm. L. Craigln:int, hest Devon cow, 4.00
MEM
e=Zi=M
=
=
Datiit.l Kit!(Lir, best thuhlini
William Glenn, ttec"otia
Sat. 'I II ustott,, best herd of cattle,
D3vbrlchigiTat, - lim•livArarcall, =
spcotid best,' .
It'ttlt, the best Natit-c cow,
Ifosltm, sect;1111 Lust,
16 ! ber1 %1. Ilimulers r on, for bull call, 1';00
Snuniut (40(1.tyvar. for bull calf, •• c ' 1,00 .
Guo:Gatiteroil for Iwo cows, tinliuriol'i 2,00
HORSES.
David Long, best quick- dt•aft stallion..
t , Gen: Ta.vl,y." $ B ,O O
Charles fl idst, second hest, Eclipse," 4,00
Thump. hest heavy draft
stallion, 8,00
Julintel it, second hest, Boy,"1,00
Cliri: i tianaicc,.test heavy draft horse
..colt, between i and 1 yeatis, 4,00
Win. 31 HeniFirson, second• best,
Henry II ecliernell, host light-draft•stal.
lion Ibi•twei2ti ,111(1 years :::...);•••
ll'mhletlich, second best:'
Silllllll3i , bilst
colt, bet weeii and 3 yenrs3. $.OO
ObrisChin Rutz. seemhllh.Nt, • . .2,00
best light drat 3.00
.1. W. Craighead, second -2;00
John It. Sharp, best yearling stud colt, 2,))))
David Long, second best, - 1,00,
Craighead, Lest, maw over 4'
pea rs, - 5,00
Lee 11. I . liindiart, second best ; 3,00
J'iihner,' best !hare between •3
mil tcears;~•l:ndy 11u
~ - .'Anderson; second bgsly
John 'Smart,
,jr. best- ntare between
and B years, -
John Wert, seco'hil•best,
John I . aiy,* . bust yearling filley
i
- Iriii7.ll;be suettkat Item,
; Sant - net Itttaton,, itttst pair lia.try draft
horses, — . . 5,00
.
Lieut. Royal, second best, 7- 78,00
Christian Shultz,.ltcst 'Fair mares, . ", .5,60
Daniel A 111, best pair light dralt Itorses l s.oo
' A ..Cat heart, seental,liest; ' . 3.00
Limit. Itpyal, best saddle horse, 8.00,
' Quinn ) l'aliner, second bust, ' •.' l ,OO
,lit - coh 'l'rego, best lyrileSS Ito mSe, 3;0
Jacpb Neislek. til!C(11111 best, 2,00
Bubuti Shank, third best,- - --- • . -'2,00
- (lititt & Palmer, -best trotting hors',
"Jim _Wonder," . ' - - • 5,110
Charles Spangler, second best, • 3,01)
R.tiben Shank. bust pacing horse, Nuo
Wm. cm , t, ~,01,,i h,-.t, 3.00
Miss Car awl Miss Noble, t(_pone,..y each,
premium, riding whip.
" .711est;r:i. linston, Low, 'Swett bill. Bentz, No
bi,,, Cameron and 'others exhibited Ito . rses
Ulla colts wurtliy.ol notice. '
JACKS, MULES AND TEAMS
llahurt Noble, best 0 mole tuna $5,00
AL/111. !WS( (16. • 3,00
Pol.ol' hiliniidlt, be , ,t ll lkor,,e 5.00
Jelin St mint, jr. best .1 horse team :3.00
Thos. 11. Lee, hest f"tir mule team a.OO
Peter NellLr , l'or his Jack 2 yeArs old 4,00
Peter. Petrer, for his .leutiet 8 yeats old
1791
1928
El
with a volt I; . 2,00
Charles IL l'ciirusii; for pair or mules 2,0.0
1704
1684
• SfIEEP AND SWINE.
Robert 'Noble, best boar over one year
(Chiea,) .
William L. Craighead, second best,
Johtistou Moore, best tel !Hitler one
•car. Outlolko
G. W. li“sler, mee,ollll best,
Leco:u•i Ilollembaugh, Lost HOW over
1(118
1183
Obe year,
William ilaidillger, second best,
Gee. Cameron, best lot of pigs (live
Ulrich titrickler,.secOnd best (Chester.
County,) 1,1)0
Win. Brock ' For best pen of hogs, 3,00
J. 6, .1. Busier, second
. 1,00
I'. & 11. Lee, tel the bust buck, 2,00
John' if ,irnian, second - best,
IV"in: L. Craighead, best pen of sheep, 10'
John It'. Craighead, second best, 2,00
EJiaS BrelllWlllan, best ewe, 2 ,1)0
Adam Wolf, two best oebs, - 1;00
• l'(1151.11: Y.
John W. Allen, best Qispl;q• of chick-
ens, ' $2,00
(4eo. Spangler, second Last, ; 1,00
John Campbell, best pair orchickens, 1,00
Peter Monyer, second best ; 75
Bold. AL,llenderson by,Geo. Pinyon, 1.00
(lyo. Spangler, best p.tir turkeys, 1,110
It. Al, Henderson, best pith. ducks, 1,00
The following named persons. exhibited
very tine specimens of.cbie.ker is, duclis, tar-_
keys &LI. Areser.4.. Coelyit;• Wiitts' Sheaf=
VAAer, Bunter ; Kennedy,' Zug, 1)ale,
I 1 onion, Amoy, Minnick, 'l'. ruer, Bing
wait, Craighead, Cart, Eusioinger, Bossier,
Kenner, Alc)li':ide, McPherson, Culbertson,
Plate attiVtlecker. The display of fancy
pigeons hy Alessi's. IlasslOr and•Svnto were
beautiful and were 'never excelled at ally
tinnier exhibition.
. ~..
or •
AGRICULTURAL IMP • .FI I INTS AND
' : • MACHINES. 4',''
.. .
John Pinch, best threshing iiiitaine, $4;00
A. J. Kiits, second beat, 1,00
Ilarrisbag Car Company, best enitiva
- tor, . ' 1,00
'Do. best hay and straw cutter, 1,00
A. J. Katz, best horse power, .1,00
James Armstrong. best reaper and mow
ev,,•combined, (Manny's) 3,00
:Henry Brandt, bust mower ; (Allman Bt.
`Miller,) „ '5.00
Wm. Helmond, best cutter plow, 2,00
Marlin Shreiner, best ,winnowing mill 3,00
.P•. Gardner & Co. best grain drill, • 3,00
Win. 19 ovison , best eon' planter, - - 2,00
Smith & Co. best clover huller, • 0,00
IlenrLlthoiles corn libeller - r 1,00
bostilniu spreader, . 2,t0
Tho Committee Gaily to call sttoptton to
t remter exhibited by WM. Morrison, as
having a hand raker attached, which;. upon
trial inay prove liseful; The spring beam
piongh exiiihited by J S. Lash, is approved
proved spring attached to the seed, drill ex
hibited by John Harris is an ingenious
venues and well deserves. a ttinl and may
prove good. ThewagonexhihitedbyJ.& J.
Hasler is well finished, and they deserve.._
credit lire their, workmanship, lint. it is too..
he.tvy . for a Tarm wagon and not within, the
provineU [of the Society. Thu tour wagon
wheels exhibited by George Wetzel were or
good phiter . i.il and Workinanship, for which
he
. deseiVes' credit.. Slieurer'slinh•lping
machine into ingeniehz - eoniiivalieu en-a -•
very important subject, lint of fixing the
' boxes of win and other wtigons and is.pat
tieehttis zeoominetided to he rusedla the
construction or wagon. The 'etinstruction
of the plough voila and ituprbt:enhint oh'thu
'bar as invented - hy''Sionnel Itarrig iXdosury- ,
leg ef heiloe 'uNingenlini“.'and:desei'ves a,
lair, trial , them arepoipte about Hui(
-1114,) , :b0 . 08..11111: - 'T1106; was n revolving bar= •
•ro exhibiteil-Which Josilittko wait weir;
•
/MEM
NE AT CATTLE.
2,110
1 IJO
ME
I,to
2,00
I'.oo
2,00
1,00
13.00
2,00
1,00
• 2,00
1.00
1.00
.1.00
2,00
3.00
* l,OO
1,00
1.00
3,00
1,00
2,00
1,00
2,00
1,00
MI
DokualittizoliLtd au otiportanity to test it,
but thu apgOaranoo of thd ingdOtnout is
idihtdido mid if it works •well iu praetico
ontyniu aaloidoci . as calculated to do good
.trOrli. . I rfroirtirso - falt,CarribitrithirShiadt ---
& Co::*oid also by litiddy & Salk :Wt.: VI: •so
much ono 11,111 F bol it' tSULII/1 it/ 611 oxeollOhr
artielos that the Gonooitin caooot dokor
mho; uotwoon thom hilt Ll:coition:lid both.
MANUFACTURED ARTICES-LCLAs3I
Martin & Guotryettr, kmeAmen pi Man-
•
, 111011,11 IEOII,
UcL cusu of ntuctittoic:s
Jr rb Huls
JIICOL ,Tolsnal, six baskets,
Jobb Leafier, Tor !lour barrel, ,
John 'lards, puir or Uutt chains,
D. A. Ilariis, Leht pair oltursosboes,,,
,liiiiitiord-tlressibl,--- - -- 3,1.19
Chivies G. flarris; (boy'll' yours 01d.),,.
....
two horse shoos, ,
John Duncan, 12 pairs Or lqnts, -
k \
Sit!Ooel l.noouitp•cr, Licse.tlitptay of ' -.
liatnuhs . , ' . z. .
J. P. Ly 116,& Sol , best display of har d-
%titi.”,lools, lasts and axes;
Iltniry Saxton, net assortment or shov
"els, Imes and. tools (Agrieultural,)4,oo
Philip Uhler, hest saddle, , 1,00
Fi•anels Eeltles,. for beer-barrel, 1.00
11' 'llium Polts, for beer-barrel, 1,00
P.avid Atltlison # loolille wagon-whio, l,OO
U. I). lininberger, washing, machine, 1,00
James Stephens, busrelkurn . .
-
D. V. Ahl & lirothet; , sitiopf6 of sti'aw
boutls
The' Committee. dettirtf to express their
teintiratioe ol the :lisphq• of,a . ease ol eta
lery and tools displayed. by,.loss I'. Lye°
See', uud ut , a pair of liorse...shoes by J.
& J. Busier.
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES—CLAtts 2
Palmtny(of York) • best cm-
Palintit,
.tworbOrlie
Ttirush &Taint; fin• mien buggy,
A. B. Ewing, twat display of cabinet
Fiederien Gunman, second best,
third nest,
Jacut, Convor, 101'161(1i:1g spring mid-
I=
HAIRY AND HONEY.
IViMatti Iletiwvod, bet. 3 lbs butter, $l.OO
Samuel Alien, ni•emnl beet, 75
The speeitnells by Messrs,. ItiJw_
ard,
Mill lhu tolllllllHee had
del,Ullllllll,llg tht: beat.
51'e would p:ulicu
latly. notice liiilDU rill/COS/Hy
Ill'OSSell exhibited by Mrs. Lydia Hoover,.
.11.1;sso. I,esvitt.auct 1)avi(1.14011.iwall,
111:43,5. Is. Cortimitti, ‘i•bieb ‘vvro
.10111) host box of , 1,00
IV illbuti.Cornitotii, second best, 75'
GtitsluLll"also eAllibiteit' his patent
It separated-from.
the !nix. 3V.WV a ISO exltil.itt.a by
Ztig'aml Wm. D. IV which
the Committee highly appove.
, I'RE,SEI)VES AND PICKLES:
MIS. G. W. Sllcaler,best preserves, :3,00
fienwiiod, second tick, • 2,00
:01.s.41iis. W. Putt on, third best, 1.00
Lest piehles, 1,50
Mrs.-G. W. Shealer, second best, :1,00
at . Charles, Lee, Mrt;, - Ellza - Crozior; - M rs;' - -
Mon. Lanitierton, , Miss Susan McKinney,
Jli:+. Fredk. Kenner, Mrs...luo. It. 'Fortier,
31rs. Abut. (Irr y lfrs.. S. Zug. Mrs, ). Clay,
Mrs/J. 11. 13osler, 31rs. Jacob Ithcum , M . 5...
Henry Gould. Your Corittnitt6e doom
111:111Y of these articles worthy 41' pr . eutiintis,
hut as,they have no tLiseretionnry power to
.tit.ll:e any awards other than those publish
ed.they no more thaw speak in their
praise.
..
ji)s. Galbreath, best white NI heat, (TAUS.
'
Call) , ~ ) . - $l,OO
4,. I:. tinisley, beeontl best (10. (blee
stein.) ' .1 - ?0
Albin. Lainberton, best red wheat, (Mcd-
Brindle, second_l,ost, do
Geo. Brindle, nest
Jacob second best, f i l)
Williain Adams, bel,t corn, '75
1. G. Keen)... second best do
Chris. Stayloan, best. 3 ears of corn s 3,00
John C. Dunlap, second hest do. 010
John Leslie'', best oats, (potato;) '5O
%V illiain Alexander, best tall lu, , rleY, 75
Samuel Bender, we' think Jniti the best
specimen of white wheat' but not sufficient
quantity. Jacob Ilartman's red wheat was
v e ry good. The eon inlhe ear exhibited
by Ilev. Mr.,Morss Ivas riot excelled by any
other' in quality.. Charles %V. Grist exhili
lied the hest white corn and Edgar Lee the
heat sweei corn. Mode Gridith exhibited
two stocks oT white corn having seven cars
oil them, the corn very good and may• be
more prolific than that generally produced.
The ht•ooni corn exhibited by Samuel Allen
and the sorghum] by And'w. M: Middleton
are worthy of notice.
FLOUR AND 'MEAL
The Committed luid difficulty in deterinin
jug. hete•een the competitors; hut, ir there
NV:IS any difference we think the decision
should be as rolltovA:
C. Eberly. best barrel of flour,
Al d o. Boskr, second hest do.'
Aloutl„ best li:l.cl:wheat ineal,
VEGETADLES
M: Ziegler, befit half 1111,dtel potatoes, $ 50
Samuel Anon. second Best do. •
=
%V. L Craighead, second hest do
dames Swigert, besilurnips,
%. C. Law;sceend best do. -
Geo. Spangler. best sugar beets,
Mrs. (co. W tibeafft;r, best req-biwts,
Pitiyau. be.. 4 41i4111ny of vegetables, I 00
Wovilvock. - brst - scputsbes. -50
Gotll'l'6- Bender, best e:tltbne,
Geo. l'ioyan. hctt celery, : .
.
Iteliceen.slfrom, best unulitlower, 50
W. L. Cntiglieml.. befit ^sweet pumpkins, : 50
Mrs. A iketh r , Lest bread, • . 50
Mrs. U W. Sheairet, second hest do
These were so nuuily C(11111.1-.1 hat . we_ could
scarcely determine between them The 8)10 . -
. obl - eh - a Li ern] uds: Tiotnt oes - exhiliiiedACY:llen;
jatilin llulmmt were very fine Mrs. Shoalfor,
Mrs Turner, Miss Ann V. Smith and Miss
Lizzie Dale, exhibited some delicious .looking
cakes. -
11013SMIOLD I , II,OOUCTIONS—cress NO. 1.
Mary B. Carothers, best quilt, $1 00
Jatio Heiser, Mrs. (inky, Fanny ,
Ilrechbill, Mrs. Hassler, and Mary
Mcßride, exhibited beautiful quilts.
David Wolf, best, coverlet,'
J. B. , Kast, •John Ziegler and Samuel
Allen, also exhibited tine coverlets.
:111s. Ilettweetl, bent woolen blanket, 1-00
Mrs. Sltttw•s blankets were also' -very
good.
:Mrs. M'illianis Palace, best woolen
carpet
Mrs. David Common, best rag carpet,
MrsThaughtnan, Atha. (ire, and`
Mrs. Samuel Allen, also exhibited
tine carpets.
Samuel Allen. 'best flannel, .1; 00
Mrs. .1. tL Ituuuieh. b6st table linen, 100
:Mrs. Jesse Ziegler, liestsheeting linen, 1 00
Mrs Dr Ifattglnnan. best towel linen, 'l,OO
Mrs.Denwood also exhibited ftpe ajio
-Leintetifoof linen.
Ms. 3. P. Iltesler. for a silk crib quilt, 50
Miss Iletty Atidurns. pair of ottomans, 50
—For the greatest variety and best display of
dry goods: • .•
A W. Bentz, best, • •
Clout •Ogilhy; - aeeond best,
Leidich & Saw•yer third, best,..
A shawl'4lchibited by Philip Arnold, is
entitled to a pretnintni
These are discretionary premiums and they
anti recommended by. the committee because
the parties are entitled to it c hy reason of , the
beauty of their display and their effort to-en
courage the society. .
OUEIIOLIi - PIIODU.O rIoNS - °LASS. NO.
The committee on or:mown:al 'noe:Le work,
Cf.Esi - No. 2; rpilort'protniims
perouns ,•" ''•'
, . .
311111Q9 Spangler, good candles, ' 56
'D. B,..llruinier; penpuinellip a dramiiiig,
Irary Gould, bine; lard,
.„
Align D.' &acad. onolink tallna,' . •
lrl're. IVni.. Ilenwood'
Kau. lotlor
Mre..Saluitel 14.
broidered dress;
Mrs J. Y.Patton, one .pair knit 'cotton
stookinyo, ,
Mrs. 1 ) r. S. Elliott, one lot Of stockings,
7 pairs, .. • • • , •
31/IfyJiiillie - ft;., I oltairc - 1 - -.- ftl
- -"opera cap, .1 pair .slippers, • •-•
Alts; S. A, Hatton, 2 cases of bonnets,
her •own ..makO ' •
,Fanny Il« ttoti, - ClolLyts. 61(4 - 2. minia - -
Gtro bonnets, own make; •
Alar,y;l3. Galbraith. one shawl,
Mrs. 'Henrietta Halbert. •one case of
!toys' caps, /4 in number,
Miss Elizabeth AlcAlillen, one case of
- --Itair-tlowers-i- •
Mrs .1. P.' Hassler, one case of ent
broidering,
Mrs..o C. Phelps, 1 piece painting on
2,00
.1,00
In
,00
_1 1/1)
.1,00
velvet i needle ease bead tvw:ll, 50
IlrB. C C. Phelps, ma-miio regalia,
velvet, embroider& with gold, 60
Mrs. FAlier A. Celtlyn, email finelis,
1,00
1,00
1 Nubia, ' GD
Mrs. antics Lee, nne otiomen cover, CA)
Mrs. J, P..lllnsler, I vase peper I lovrci•s, GU
iL A..Nei)le, one sheep-skin met tanned ,
. •,
hours, funned and, (tressed by
MEI
2,00
• Charles B. Nicelc .
11.8 Mary Sliivyer; ono home-made-C .'
' iiueu sheet.
Mrs."Anry Sawycr, out! [able cinch,
Edw+pd M. Biddle 'sundry art iefeA
of . needle work • •
Mn.i 3. P Hassler, filiselrworked bible
Aland.
' . .
arizella Keller, one sampler,
Airs. J. Itlicc:m,Ame knit cep .` .
Mrs. J. I'. Lytle; king spice bas k et:
Miss' Mitry flantcl,'one fitly MR/ two
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needle worked ci o rs, . • • IA)
Elea Alm). Orr; l' worked ohair • 50
Miss A. E Sanderson. one. chair cover, 50
The ;4peeiniens of needle work 'exhibited by
Fannie A. Gott(,, Emma. .
.1.1041d, * Anita
Alexander, Laura Alexander. .1 Adair, Nluo
Walker, Gertrude Reed,. Mary Reed, Alr,;. 3.
B. East, Alary.S. Anna A. Blair, 110s
i anna-Aroey.;.. Elizabeth MeAlßlell,-.Mis9 Mary
Blissler, Ellen" Curwimp A. A LYne;
Baugh, Anna W. Spngler. A, Woods, )lacy
A. Lataberton. Alitry 'W. Comfort. Margaret,
Stutter, W. Askett, lirirella Keller, Sarah
Virginia 'furrier, Mary Th o mpson,
LiAzy Faust, Mary FAutit. Sarah Swigart Mrs.
A. Orr, St19111111:t Bouvet., Tizzy Dale; .
stt Stitiley. Sally E: Leetk
M.ary T ahonipsen. Juli A. Mats, Annie' 1/ob
son, were all very tient merrited touch
-pealse. l The emmititeec being limited by the
list of premiums desire in just jou 1.0 the exhibi
tors to express their high Comm; tidal 11111 11(11.
only of their shill nod taste displayed oil the
niannfiteturiCUf dilierent ;alleles exhibitedinit
also for their 'zeal and interest in the society)
which this'prompti'aftlieir display. .
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3,00
2,00
5,00
S,OO
2,011
MD
.
The Cotittittee that hi their opittion .
Edgar Loe had the host spueititen lif
'intt:;.littites '.was the . 110 ;
Iliev:e were no others, exhibited they I het...clove
givO, to „,
Edgar Let', hir the bl.qt specimen, til 00
I here Iverd tto peaches. pears or.4thuns ex
. • •
• Suittoel Zug, best ;411evinte0 or grapes. 50
-
Ura Get, W. SI 1411114:1 ' ' A Line,
Inid the beal • two 111--pla a of flowers
Lieu Lad the greate,t 'number, and variety
plants no exhibition. and had it large pyramid
ialw , :iiti6ll; - eliniee'ailif
of it~cll'tiuur t han -any -one- t Mug. ot..t he_ Mild_
011 . Ikti M ci i. Shealier had many,
beautiful choice collections of flowers aml
we report she had tile
‘• beet display
Mrs. Geo W. Shealier,,best 1 00
The dahlias exhibited by Julio -Campbell ;
were very tine and beautiful.-
Mx. Jolla e)sllibited a brattliful lem
1111 tree,• with a large natabv- of lepons- tti
SILVER, GLASS, AND
• i11..t59 N. 1. .
Thomas cottlyn, best exhibition of
wore, - 3'oo
Sante, for ease of watches and jewelry, 2 00
A. It. Ileutwood,,liesi Awhrotype. • 1 00
John I'. I,ytte & Son. Ite - M table cutlery, 2 00
Ilenv.y So tan, sneotil 1 (JO
J. D.,lltalbert, for display of lamps
for kerosene, or cool oil, 1 00
The cane r oilier ware oi' . Mi Coulee was
the ollictd of oilluiratiott by nil cis
itors ; nod for the quality ni
,11w ariicles. and
skill and neat tie , s or their arran4ement, he is
eittiffell to the thanks of the Society, and ail
who are interested in the exhibition.
1,00
50
FACI U It ED .ARTICLES
Th lire ..pinlim that Ilse leather
exhibits.' 'kat] orexcelletst quality; lott.they
differ ht the elsuriteter Oh the article. Ws.
..
therefor e award Joint Closilebiss for stile
beet issithesl henry leather, * 2
htlrn S. ilet.lt'cr. for the heel tanned -
light lett,ther, " 2.00
IL 11A NIS. . .
IViWant ilonvood, best lettn, $1 00
.1. B. Kast, 2d hest de. ull
bIiSCELLANEous ARTICLES
Samuel Zug. for currant \ Vint'. 1 year old, 50
Geo. W. Shearer, do . 5 old, .50
li , W. Ifille, Catawba wine,so
Sus. W. Patton. blackberry Wile, 50
Catharine 11. Line, a Grecian painting,
*.2 OD
00
best, - fill
Agnes Hannon, painting. FCCOIIII heal,
Wm. Nlonyer, thonoermantic drawing. • 50
J. I'. Hassler, for n cloud cola, ' f)0
Calvin Whipple:for a nateldne for drawing
circular purl of conti s nuons 00
Jonathan Cornthan, fur a 011813 of bouts,
home made, 1 00
Franklin Gardner, for 110111 . :; 111111 Hash, 200
Same.. for iron railing and
counter 54111 , 1. 1 00
-61r-Stkilre4 'IIII . IIS, 511
J. K.,lViiinntin, fur Old Dontilliop
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'rite paintings exhibited by Minify S. Gould,
Sliss S E ` 4 tneall, Mors' E Galbreath, Thus .
Eettlytt, Annie Piper: and Mover, were
beoutifel, nod contributetrintiell to the whole
Tke contrilnitions by. Miss Sarah Armor,
'MT Bona, -- ii Hunt 1 -Halter, Henry- P. Knight,
J, W Paris; John Huston,
Miss A, A. Wysohg, 'Jhlin A Becton,
Hinter Rhoads. 0. C. B Carter end others,
served to limbo beautiful the whole divlay,
and they nttracted much
The — Phinos exhibited by 0. C. B. Carter,
manufactured by Ballot, Dayis &Co,. Boston,
tittpeared to be very tine instruments. and the
some hilly be of the Melodeon exhibited
by John Il.•lthcom
1 00
11 -NG M ATC
The Committee make report, that the plough
log was excellent' ior the state of the ground,
being covered with old and high clover.
-.They 4.witrd the following:
To 'Samuel. Morrison, first. premittin,
(llenwjears':plough,) • • • $6 00
To " 1 " 1 - Shetrott, second best, fi 00
To D. I'. Brindle, third beet, (Hen
wood plough,) 4 00
The Ceuttnit tee recommend a discretion-•
ary premituit to Williain.Wolf, ns the
best Ploughboy-, and therefore awnrd
to hint . 00
1 00
1 00
Trie 'plou g hin g : done by the .ox. team, was
vecy-good-bmmteatimf-that-ki •
The ploughing done by Dittiert C. Limber
-ton, William ' , hitcher, Samuel Huston,. Daniel
Plank, and A:• 11; Zeigler, was most excellent.
bin the Committee hnd no discretion:to award
to them premiums.
6 00
8 00
2 00
• liinEmscierSltsoM—The Baltimore Synod
will meet to uiiyow : in the Bial Presbyterian
eltureh, the session will last all week. As. the
Syned_Sits_Wititopon Odra, thePublin aro in ;
yited:to attend the 'meetings, which will AV
doubt be highly interesting and' liMtrnOtive:
1 00
. TITAN Ks .4-Our %lick noodudgernonto Itre. duo
to the lion. Simon Cameron. for a.copy,of the: .
fcir' 1867, 'in 'ditto vol-
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cOug,B,4olilif
,Districts; " St
interleaf): patty lolled j'ata 379' 'vot;es:
foEuro IL 60 - acifignate4 4ilaa ;out."
Atirpriqaa. parly.. • , ,
50
50 7
50 1 1
1 00 1
FIII;ITS ASI) 1,1A).111,,IIA
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Upper Al
Luiri.r A lien. •
Upper 11, , 6itInn.
Ertht pt•nusburougb.
11 prtn•ll,
erg District,, •
lifechittiksburg,
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I)10..r11.1,
• \nn• Cumberland,
' Hire,
r9kiff,h,
IMO
1, all
EMI iio 60iliiti)
nrcisior for
14;0,110g 11e1o1ier 18111, 1
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Friday;
103 00
Saturday
MID
Su win).
155 00
Monday
IVeAly • .65 00
Nlea
"The 41,gr,.0 of (nett ill the trie daily
al'urage ul thwu observall.ole,
E=MII!
, The :sixth annual exhibition or die Cuniber
liCilConnly .Igrieultural Sociely,•whiejitoali
tha'ammint - and - variety of
agricultural intplaienniCand ini;nuflie
--tared-avti-ele4-z t
tora: waslatatiperiar.,to any that-have pram
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We Move _iota inkt little time dull apport unity
tel oinking an ; mid fur want ul
space. our 'report of whet wy maw, tenet fleece
be brief.
On. V ellnestlny. the ‘Ctlat ker. lvas cloudy and
rather tlisitgreenble, consequently the (TOW.I
of spool ators'w:it:t not lttrgr. and nony tt
~a rtiele
intended:Tor exhibition, were Ti brought :to
the groitntk, until the :att.:lll°on, but on Tliirrg
da:l;-:'lttorning, the t-tllll itose bright and clear;
the elreets were tilled with a Crowd of I : isitors
wlta.were constitritly arrivitig from all parts 111
-411 e county in carriages; the—trains. east Awl
vi:est bronlit large accessions to Ihe Niminlie . r;
:mil the i' , ll:ect leatling,to the Pair.Grounil pre
sented a moving .!riniss or people tln•ooghout
-ilte-lbty. The itumber . of visitors to the gruuitlis
six.to.seven thmvinticl ; nrol
the uuLJiee of - carriqp,es ut the. Hotels and
--private houses must liarc exceeded a thou
sand..
F
presented a gay and animating uppbariince,
the Large number of Indies prontenatling in
every direction; the excitement of the race
course, and the music of the hand. rendered it
one of the mo=t brilliant 'nod attractise exhi
bitions Ive have ever seen.
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The hot objet wnv n visit to
Ilan," 'neve, we-found a beautiful display of
domestic and alley articles OIL exhibition, tint
the extent and variety was ;so great as to peo
chide the possibility of a full description; we
can only notice a few that attracted our at in
t ion, te+ 'we etult?4roccil to edge our way Through
'the crowticd avenues
}Cnm-A. , ken• c.ntritaiteil a large colli!elion
of preparolspecitnensaf birdsoind Miss Sarah
Alum, 0 title cage ol; (11l riea.
Peterly nod (let.. Spangler exhibited
Ily•bruhlies crow pea c ock tent bees, and James
Sphtigler 101 Or colored CalldilTS 01' Ilia nwu
John Stouffer and J. J. the.,
lee had suite linedriorse shoes and John ilairrn
had the best iron eliain we have ever :ten.
The velebrat ed. —old Dominion Collett Pot"
way exhibited by Wanithiti Id Harrisburg.
There Were some beauliiitl,speeitnens of
worked eliair etodliont+, by Alen Nlary
Hantelf, Ws. Murtha Craige of Shippenshurg
anti otliere..
C. Ogilby, A. W. Itentz tied Leidielt.& SaW•
yet let .I tine displays or Cllllll'oll6l'.
Ileete-ttettle enrilete by MVS. WlllllllllB
l'ut•4r, Nlrs. ,San Nlys. Butighninu,
'and , Mrs. Orr. J.' W. Pais, Ivitose reputation
---tts- -paper-ltanger_i* unrivaled,,exhibited.scune
beautiful patterns. •
A glass case contributed by .14tes Ilamilt on,
euttutining two bupeltes of grape; eta from
• marble: andlt_file simile of an ancient lamp dog
up at Pompeii, were objects of great interest.
• Ilea:ntiful Speeitifeift: - 'of t . teitdle - 4ei.ki - crochet
entbroillery„ by soverul were
on exhibition, at which we noticed ortieles'
by Mrs. Hassler, Mrs. C. C. Phelps, Mrs.
Hopwood, Miss Thompson, Mrs. Conlyn, Miss
lletiyc Addams, Mrs. S. 11. Gould, Miss Com-
fOrt,' Mrs.' Jacob 'Miceli), NliSs Halbert, and
othet's. , Spice basket,' Mrs. J. 1 3 . Lynn; a
beautiful dis Play of children's stockings by
11Irs. S. Elliott; a case of hair-1160'gs by Miss
McMillan: and wax-ttowers by Miss Lizzie
Faust. There were also some beautiful quilts
and coverlets on eihibitir,.ut the display
was not:as good in this line as lost year.
Mr. IL F. Knight, so well known as tin tr
ntunentaLpainter, exhibited several beautiful
window eurtilip.s,one pair especially, executed
in gold were gqual to anything of the kind we
have over seen.
J. P. Lyn° & Son, and Henry Saxton, matt°
fine display of Itaydntre, table cutlery,, far
' Incl.'s implenients &c Their easel added mock
to the general appearatnie ofille Hall. its did
---.llsLahe r valttable.ceses_a_watcheSjekeirx_and
Silver-ware rontributed 13Y\ Thomati Gonlyni
who, we think, deserres,estechtl credit toe his
taste,and enterprize.
-Mr. Saxton alsO exhibited solute benurifttl
4--tilimplis-orllgared , glass.for.trarisour; and...side
A. 13.-Ewing, had an assektnezd of ~elegant
furniture ,from. his extensive esrablishinent ;
among which we noticed a lady's willing desk
beautiful in design and finish. Tucker's
'bratedspring 'bed;- ousldoned,eane . sena, camp
Juid reception chairs emutwising ' a variety. ot
jiaiterns ? ''and several fine pietures '.hettyy
gilt f~iutics. - was :o . redi
tinily; to his skiE - As
in buSines,' In oabinet work, Mr.
liad-sen s ie • uotaintitiou in a spring Seat- Han.
by 'llollln
31a1t4 01;44; rind, 6yd'
stead by F. Corantltt. : ,
I 't hirt 1111piirt NeaS alsd. is.fah'
iitg spyiugntattre: oxliittiteal by ever i
OFVICIAL lIIKTURNS
ELECTION HELD IN CUNIIIERLAND COUNTY, OCT. 12, CM
rang
Canal C.
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71
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17
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241
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tlattcrs. v",fu
lIZETM
Rentl.kg
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entries. of pottitoes, toniatoes, cahlYage
• wtis.stitheient to show, thtit the crop I. 111110-
' nertirlitr 'totality was not an entire failure.
There .weed cent rihutions of cornoeheat, Mlle.
rtlll . ll/16118., CiISII:I\VS,
liy numerous contributor's ; Ur.
ter had ahuesinteimen of wheat flour, and Mr:
;rein' M. (loud or buckwheat floor, :Martin &
tt , Ltihiuslstunitler filo
A self.a;ljusting spring beam plough by .I.
N. Lash, seemed to excite a good deal of atten
tion. There were -also several grain fans,
cover hullers. torn planters, horse - power and
other machinery, which we have not the
abili
ty to describe,
AVe also noticed a patent. hub borer by J. 8,
Lash, and specitnens ot,,iron railing front the
yetindry P Garthier S Co.
• Several washing Machines were exhibited,
among. which we noticed 'one by James Ste
phens of Perry ('aunty; the salon invlmtor
1 lids also a new churn 'which possesses many
',advantages.
JIB - UAW exhibited the best road - writ -
‘'ve tiver it was is tine sample of
their well_known_skill_AhinvelialliCS. kit did
not iodic a premium, it was because premiums
were Oily awatded to farm wagons.
The entries in both of these depni•tutents
were! numerous ; nearly • every start on the
ground being occupied. :ionic of the milk cows
were particularly tine, end IVI.I\V were informed
by gentlemen, every way competent to judge,
Unit the display of draft, horses was superior
to any , ebputy fait" they Itnd attended this sea
son. Doling the continuaneeaSethe fair BOVO
ral "fast" horses were introduced, on the
"triad course." but as we did not witness their
pet•formance, we must refer our readers to
report of the committee on that brdii`ch - of the
exhibition.
The entries ot' sheep embrace a some choice
varieties by oar enterprising farmers, among
which we -not iced - Merinoor. by Adam Wolf and
one fen or I i Down ;imlg
head: The number of hogs entered was not
largo, lint some of Ilnim Were of superior Moot:
many,boing of the ()Ifeeter, and °hula,
- rotor Peffer exhibited a Mill esd Jcnnet and.
colt,: and a 'Maltese ..lack, which hem their
singular tippearanco attracted a crowd during
each (lay
MCntian, particularly all , the entries of
Jiorses.ailet ittook lty,nu atm .would
. far...exceed
our limits we 'must 'refer our readers there.:
fure : to• the •prentimn list, lei; information on
:th t.,.§UbSei,i t . .tynlJ4in thuLplookliipg
_match,
, Ot Flitley et 1 o'cLick.. Judge:Watts, the
P,eesidunt of the etioiety; reail 'frorp the tumid,
tutute,sof 91041' CO i ho n grentitunti tied
n the
eiuuni. ' 'll , l , lres iltdireee4 by John. W. :
i~oi•agY of PU0 . 04)11)1011., Who wits lieleii.: -
";jd to with' prifottud attention.
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ICI 17.
1, 207
2'22 II
214 i
_IU 211
10 07
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Cliambersblirg, which combine:: Many all
ontfrticserves n more complete tle
iptjon 111111 we have room for here.
Hutton. ,:na 'Misses 'Duke"&
~..Ingl,llll.aittglt, hnd each, a ease of suberb
n~~ly and triitotiings. '• '
A slotopslcjti dressed with the, wool, py
CloorleB - 11. Vhl.:3 very Ititicli'sdutirtiti.
etise of boys caps.nienuftletio•ed by Ws,
II Halbert, evinced tototli taste nod skill on
her port; and -great.
thlrdoei• & Co., exhibite(il;rceihielis of doors
wilithiw sash' and mouldings. Harness and
saddlury by S. Ensiningen, 'calf 'and, upper
t-lest ins—hy—Johd--Glendenin„
I note:III,. uf,l a ease of Lints a ilil oet ,
.1 oimilirp Corh»»11/ Tht, floral olepai-tment
filled with vnyietie. Nit's :Gem*
Sitentfcr. .rolin,„ Campbell •Ind L• .. Line, nn
brangetree was iTx - kildietr by John f,nliseh,
and a . apleinlbdleloon tree by Mrs. J. Gilmore.
The display or jellies, pre,erves,
'~lowca IC vvines, Sr, by Airs. G. W.
Shealler, J. \V • Mra Neely llrs
S Zug, Nlrti. Ilenwdoo l 'Alva. A. Laulberton
atudot hers, tuns magnific:O. Several or our
linaners•wivel also Nuuributed s - peeiniens oG
hooking ruttier.. Tb . ere were bun
deeds ut her
.. derierviug 111 1111di!e9;
which %vim( voitipelsitsto omit. ninny ,
of them will Ito doubt he fMni,hituung_tliedi:4
pr 111..:1111 . 1 . 1111.4. %Ye toted tiTt' neglect to men
tion however,-two ' ,pie -1111H plitubsiwole rjy.
Dayht of Roston, 1111 , 1 eXll , l.lif '
ititl fl 7C- - 13: "Carter of I hirrisktil•g lie
atylc Uf floe etirieS 1111 , 1 . 1110 Olio hist rft -
'nem they do full credit to the reputation of,
the Ilitlllll rart 111'0'8.
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Owing to a general thilare of t he vrop, ,there
sw•as almost. anent ire ab.settee or foil!, we ao-
Ciceda
rewapptes slid by ..tames Wit
liatasolL'atel'Nonte apples by FAlgite Lee. The
„Loon Forge: ma vi k - Reis' 'EZ7fria , s JUR). \V
Park, .had each superior naieles uf, cooper
I M 111
MEM
The ei . hihilien of poultry was very full.
There Were Shanghai:l ;tad Bramabs, Ban
tams and Gamechickens, Ducks, Geese, Tut.-
l'igeons aild Guineas of every
, color nud
variety. making altogether; a vet...) , attractive
display.
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'There tvas it grand display in this (It.ititrt
pieta, among which 'wt! noticed a variety of
useful and ingenious contrivances, but we can
only allude to them briellY There were NOVO
ral bay mid roddor cutler,, all of which seem
ed to do their work well, Cooper's Ihne-sprelider,
and Ault Tan Reaper S.'. :Ilower,thade
by .1. II slll•Fiter, Adonis Co..
•
Grain Drill, with patent sled springs by .
John Ilarri, Shippensburg; closer Huller by
Slllitil Cu& tiliippensbui•g, and a patent,
gum spring plough manufactured by Harris &
Stunil'ernt SilippellSbllrg The Young Ameri
ca (3rain Drill, and Willoughby s celebrated
gum-siting Drill were also on the ground.
Thrtciliing machines were exhibited by Jacob
Abraliiins and John . Plank, Manny's Il.eapkr
&'Mower l iipurovml :11ower, atul
the Telegraph corn planter, exhibited by Dr.,
liarr of kik6.t.kliktrg.
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.. 'The exhibition :was a
,oprnplet ,moose
thranghout, and the officers and managers of
the society deserve th 7 thanks of the commit
'nay for the pleasu&: 'and prbtit : affor r ded by
these annual a/cerium
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ClLLlellft.Tl(i'N IN CABLISLV.
The electioh bit one County and District. was
so close, ihal the actual result was cot known
Until ,I?riday..,.thn )vhen the official returns
of Cut - abed:toil comity, and despatches * di•ota
York and Perry settled the election of Mt:NJ.
hopudhtspute, arrangements
- wore.thatle I'm• n pllhhC de!'nton,tration beant
of the victory. At dusk, it National • Salute
• was fired iii the Square; bonfires Maned iu
several stroebs, of the town,; while jubilant.
erowilS 11,111 the air with dives:B.
MI
Al/ o'clock, a committee. of cif ircup,
' Leaded by the
.Carlisle Brass Ibuttl, escorted,'
joint Forney 031 11 Ab e rgi N e bi„_
Esq,.ol . Philadelphia.. (who happelihd
lie 'here 011 . 11 rlr- , //4 , 10 the Clack Ikutse, which
wits tilled with au &WON(' Mr. For
ney was„intioditee/l to ILu audience 1/y Win
M: kW/ . 111,/de an eloquent -
speech. ( . ..ongriiiillating the pe'ople en their
`I - trio:ill/It in the tilati./:, C'Ol. F. vvaw billowed
Srbillgrr; made tt very forcible' •
lied well rioted ://peeeli / Ile spoke of the se- ';
ecre..cf/iiiiiet just terminated by the election
ot".11r, Floi:ence, in the First Anil of •
the unfair means itself' by the Lecomptou'de
lonorraey to d uet their enodithtte. )lc mild he
had cut loose from 'the. Ituchattan
ever. and !I/joie:A with us iti the triumph we
hart. achieved throughout, the Slate. When
hlr. Nebinger retired, load colts. were . u ncle
- Mr. - 'l'od'd 160 .I% , , , potiiie.ri to
oar of his tltrilling. efforts, congratulating the
people on the result:of which would
11(4 :1/nf,/ ,1 / 1 ,1 to the industry/ add
bitmtless energy qd• tlic Cotintry. After Mr,
Nytid C7111:6411.1-etk-t adjoirrneti • frinn.-
14lie Court Howe, who/ti it number of the pee/
plc formed it torelidight prOcession, Inooled
by the Carlisle stand-and marched through.
leveral of the street.: mail after 10 o'clock,.
when. theerowil quietly ilisper.ied.
81 , 31tt11 , e 1111.1.i11i.1 . 1, is compitnyllele. their
Bent 11 1.050 paritile.en Tlittre . tlity last; number
.ing.khout.3s..itlen :uOl. 0. 0011 5 . 11 -.
tiara by their line s'eltlierly. ujijitiartince, Wild
theiritreeision Their.ti)iforut.
carrespaad ycy.y . tiently 11111 the . m.l/I'ora) of
WgialCalidamilitt net,
very neat t 13 1 .4 apitreplinte. — flier
- were. inspeeteit, in tileuGeruoun ill tile ltillllll'e,
by Cara G. Crop.'..lsst., Brig4de hi,peci or:
and tine' wards niarcheil. 11l the Fair (trelllttlq,
Wllol . e . they nllraeted l no liltlu attention
are inlerututi liaVe in - tisk:red
some litly 111511 11 . they could 111100 been snit
-plied wit It rifles, hw it 00ents there urv, nano
it present Al'avaal. We are glad
(0 Nia. 11(0 milita7,vdrit of Carlisle .
and we . think Capt. Ilreartney tleserve , Cei:etlit•
foi: the in:inner in whicll he has brought out
tliti r t-untitter lanes. It lirotuises beit'eraiqc
company.
Our State Legkiattire elaajd obtainfeent
the G0V1.1.111111 , 111, n saffiuient number or the',
I ‘• Minnie Witte," to nttitply new coutintffi t . of
Volunteers. It I thffi not efficient -at•nt in
.MIS 6 SEARS' LECrUltE.—The I",evturo
given by Mi.s- T. SEA us, on Monday even-_
ing lust at.,,Edueation flail, on the Real and
Ideal of Human_ Lire_wa.utteudad,.byJ, goad
audience, and listened t!), Willi marked atten
tion.. Although laboring sem - Li - What undenein
disposition, as ;,,,I'l as endiarrassment at ap
pearing before tt strange audience, bet' lecture
disclosed the fact, that she is a lady or supe
rior altainmenisand line literary taste. Iler
lecture in 'No, aft4noutt,'on 'Physiology, we
understand, was well attended by, ladies. for
,
n- w ely intended, and we have
heard it spoken of in the highest terms, as
evincing great medical ability to
impart instruction. Both lodates, however
excellent in themselves,were nukinlyined Its
a menus el intmaluetion to (his community,
in the capacity of a medical practitioner, to
which pcienee Ilieing a regular graduate) Miss
Sears has devoted ItCr,whole attention.
gile . \Vs understand that pr. J.
Zitzer IMP boroatth extracted a large till/10r
six s , puu•c iuchuti ill !AUX:1111d Of a strange and
unusual shape null appearance, from theshnhl•
der ;if 'Mrs. Cat haritte Schentt, of Adaras Conn
ty. It had give❑ her much nneasiness fur•
some time past, it toile its appearance on the
Os Ilunteri 'Mil' the joint. and enlarged very
rapidly. The operation lastcd..abottt 18 inin
utes, the patiecit is 12 .. owvloing well.
_lioN:tccitATt()N.-:-The new beautiful
and ealinciotei E. Church., erected in New
Cumberland, Cuto)nnland County will'be
deai ed j e d to th e e,:oeship or Almighty God, on
Sunday the ..4111 of October 1858. The emu
uninity"g-eneralry are invited to attend, distin , .
guished tuittisters ire expeeted to o/heinte.7
S. DUNLAP, Pastor
„OZ.: ,fricridA at 3lechati
ie.NbUrg,•have an ox at this afternoon and •
a-torah-light procession .10-night, in howl: of
tho:recea puluioal triumph, all .wlio.f.ael
reloreing, nrc' cordially invited to join with
them on the occosiOn. •
IN I . I.AMNIITION 515.0115 I'vis.7-1.11:0 ell other intlaittia
flan, Ix caused by inipurit at Us 1.10041. , Whivb e 11114.3
an Crttptlya to bitetint, 550555. 1)1.11,.,
2:ures, Ili Slit, 05., The blood iteing unhealthy. ttfol 01'
311 1111111.110 11111111 V, also °Vim-I.lllh ltitviett. The
.blend
beetonitt,..„•.eleat totted in the veins, the watery part of
tip bleed in Votiht•tilii•lill, Is 1111110'11 Slit. trolit their v•-
t.reltlitlet , . and dropsy In the result. Malty dimes it is
..4.....10114.1 improper tie.itnient of eon e fort. or ilk
-111111 the rrsauis, Lvhng 11111,11 by serious' hooters in.
stead of blood. Fltlt 0110031 10111: these- pills, pen
the passage Into the bladder and carry oil the ee l rowed
bantam, and renew thou with pure to,d health) bb od,
11111011 Will drive °obeli the. body all intlattintatien• to.
wither -with eruptions of the chin, tool all dropsical.
complainth. They hill hurt shield to every form I,t din.
ease to guard and keep Toll mull the cold yrll,llllir habil
15 death, and tease line and strength to r0 0 mp,,,,,d Ihb
eountonance to lorit;liton with the blotto at beauty and
health. '
Dr. )Torso's Indian foul aru sold by all dealers
In Medicine.'
CUT ruts SIT 5Th STIM: IT IT TOUR iIAT.--•WDelni •
Restorative will etyma.. gray latir to lj
Its ornal
stop it'lron. off, afid toys.. It to grow on bald
beads. and IM a ..osinotle It tins no NUM. • 'Pimples and
Wood /I (lair Beam at No , ati nut exist loge! her.
CiUTIONi--.llm - ure St worthless Imitations, as_„ . sovorst •
two olreadylit lit toorla..t. .by - )lllTorsiit notOuic I
thatliOtle Mlle/. tiro WoUls
st..rsi,7l/epot .t.;t. Louts. tic., Now York), no, blown
In the bottle.' Sold by at frruteuists sod i'steot 3h tit•
Modicluo dea10.5...14.. by ..II and Toilet Goods - ,
deabas lit Oho United States anti Canada. '
Ziattizt#ts.
•
On the 1.111 hist ; nt .linv lonian' by ;hi
yob Fry, Mr. LEWIS IltiVittoll, - of Monroe this
county, to dltss CAMIIARNE R. WAONER, of York
On the 7(11 Inst. nt Olit's Motel, by tho Hoc. A. It,
Kreuter, Sr. iVIIiSON VANABIIIitIN, to pIi.eATH.
A RINE A, IIII1:TE31. both of Dickinson TOE. this Co.
On this 14th lust., be of New Rhino,
On, Nit. SAYIII co TI es CAT/2.t..
•. 4 -
Ctl
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t e
o. pub ) , a,6oiti f t last, .';,lAity, 0,10, or wiLTJAm
110A,1 8, or th.to 00,0up.10 ogNI „
1)1,140000 Too4ol, Olllie 4tll lust, 1 1 77,
dgetl 82 yen, g 10 10 , 11tlim 001
.22 .0,0 I, FOO .I,nd' I coo
e:milned I),T Led for roar Ili n 14,01 410 pplsy,
'She kW( Okla ',II or '0 2,1011.
01,000 greet
grando 011Ihi 000 itle li..d 1,00 o nt tho . (1011E11 n
lAllitlxl 4:loarth Da'
110,,g o i
Ilot Ilia, TuaVentl Om:
,fin"/IY^PlP:l44lPd'uf,6LYvarg.-' ,_‘;