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tv-a. Sugar kettles, Ac, ever offered for sale in Ebensburg, consisting of 25 differ
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1 " ' ' .. IVcscrviuL' Kettle of all sizes: Tin. Conner and Sheet Iron ware of cverv de-
uU'' ! ..f .iicli will be sold low for Cash.
. '.,:-A for the patronage heretofore lecxivcd. and honinz for a continuance of the
' t -vr hhr.iclf that he can give his ol friends and eustonu-rs and all who will favor him
' -,! irtrcr hargdiia than they can get at any other j Dee, and respectfully invites them to
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:.!! be fre. purchasing elsewhere, as he will spare no pains to merit the patronage of
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' O't'tier Hra!, I'ewter. e taken in exchange. UkOIIGE UUN ILJiY-
tii rail w ith their cash and fettle up immediately.
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CLUTIOX I'ROCLAMATIOX.
I ASL ANT to an AUT f the GF".N KllAI.
A-xn-.f v of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
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M.icki:r vl, lie j House situate at the foot of l'laue No. 4, in said
township.
The electors f the district composed of the
township of lute, to meet at the School Houje
No. 1, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
towiiMiip of loder, to meet at the .School House
in Cambria City, in said township.
piece of Stone Ware, just re j
1 -lir C!:.'ap Storeof i
k i:o;u in s I
;ilth," aiiproved the 21 dav 1
Al'. :: 1 JOHN KOBI.KIS, UihMier
a.,;;i.!v 1 1 Cair.l ria, in tin.- Commonwealth
-v:v;.i,"i i. 'io hereby m..kc know n and give
i !; ; o; Ilic e'iiii awiusam inai
I'.I.r.Cl ION will be bold in the
i.ii.i iii the Second Tuesday, Wing
I Oi-i.."o. r. A. 1). I8o. at which
i C 'in.lv Ullicers will be elected,
ii 'l0
;t n t' fill
ti'! the oDVe if Catud
! renn- Ivama ;
the oftic
C.
ulllls
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;f .lude of the
V f the State of Puusvlvanla;
. ;, "iu icti ni with Somerset Blair
;!i", o-uiities. to till tr.e oflict o!
. ii. (' Hirers f the l'nite.1 States ;
it- lili t!
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v u.l
oiTi.-e ot inenilHT of tin
sot the State of Pein
Ti'.V
i'!t
oi):c of Sheriff of taM
. tli. e of C cniis'.or.ci
like of Auditor of said
s t . fi'l il.e ..nice of l)"ucvtor (if the
ytiicnt for s aiit iroantj'
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" l.l'i
v.. i ( iw ut" Win
rs of thu townhip of Allegneny to
f 1 1 to wit : The electors of tin
v.: omposed of that part of s.iid t-ownshij-r;!.cny,
liepnniuii at the line ibvi ling B ait
in I ii.i rm.iitifs. a? a p.-int ou the dividing
"!: ' tra -ts of land, on..- of wUich is war
blithe naii.e .i Aaron Bow en, an I th
- : the !i;i-f of Mary Buwen and Vi uu
.-, t..e:ii snitii 80 decrees west 63 pe
er WCat to tl J'e'.l
ovl. tl.oice
leading
we.-t
'.-Ail-. ! . n..ii.
:e '..ti: lii derei
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rthes
!t -n tli.
i-'i.n said roa
t-. Burnt Mills
H'il tiercli!-. ti
: V ;ui!l and house, thence alo.i the t..,wn
' t. Bunt Mi l", t.. dividing linebe
Alxhfjiy and Washington townshi js.
Va.-hi!iioti town-hip line to divi-
i.vtwee'1 Cauihria an I Blair c: unties
Sci; II '!- iii the tow.i of tiallit
i: ; .! r;. t ; mid the electors.. f that part
: 'w.ship ;' Allegheny, resiilitii; oiitideot
'. .'.e. ril.ed boundaries, to irjeei at Sch.jl
x '.' in i.iid t' iwn.ship.
tin.' district eomp sed .f the
'ii-. .:' !'.l i !,i'.. k i lii.'t t at tlte hotis' ol
And I further ;ive notice, as in and by the
I :;t h Sc.dion of the aforesaid Act 1 am directed
to do, That all persons, excepting Justices of tha
Peare, w ho shall hoi J any ollicc or appointment
of protit or truat under the government of the
United States, or of this State, or any City or
incorporated District, whether a commissioned
officer or olherwbe, a subordinate or agent, who
is or shall be employed under the legislative, ju
diciary or executive department of this State or
i ho United States, or any City or incorporated
District; also, that every member of Congress
and the State Legislature, ana ot tlie select or
common councils i any iucorpirateel district, is
t.y law iucapal le of holding or exercisiuj?. at the
same time, the office or appointment of Judge,
Inspector, or Clerk ef any election f this Cm
m .nwealth, and that no Inspected, or Judge, Or
other olii -t;r of auv nuch election thall be eligible
to any ohicc then to be voted for. Aho, in the
4th sect in of the Act of Assembly, entitled "An
Act relating to elections and f-r other purposes,"
ipproved the 10th day of April, 1856.it is cn
icted that the foregoing ISth Section shall not be
so construed as to prevent any military officer or
Iv rvisa-li e fhoor from serving as Judge or Inspec
'.or at auv ircneral or special election in this
'.'ommonvcalth.
Pursuant to the provisions contained in tb
ct first af. .retail?, the judges of the aforesaid dis
tricts shall respectively take charge ol the certiti
-.rate or return of their rtsiiective districts, and
nr dure them at a meeting of one judge from each .
listrict, at the Court House, in the Borough of
KWi sbur. on the tr.ird day after the day ol
.lection, t i'ing Friday the Iftth day of October,
A. I"). 1858. then and there to do and perform
those duties required of them by law.
Ai d further, if any judge, by nickncss or uu
avoidnhie aeeident i-; unnl.le to attend said meet
n. ofjiidges. then the ceitilicate or return afore
said sha!1 be taken charge- of by one of the
in-jx et.rs or i l.rks o:' the election of the same
lis.iht. wh. 'shall d and perform the duties of
said j'i'ge unable to attend.
(ifven under my hand at my office in Ebons
burg, tho ti nth day of S.-ptember, ia the year of
iiir U )M.i oiii' thousand eight hundred and fifty
ei.l.t. and - f the- independence of the United
States the eighty-third.
sepliV-lt JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
such as h-ve been raised In tbe County, or own
ed and ktept therein for at least six months prior
iuc c air. ,
No article exhibited 'shall be entitled to two
premiums, as, for instance,; the beft lusbel of
grain receiving the prerainm. shall not be inclu
ded in tbe best acre on -which a premium is rf
fered. Tbe Judges of the several classes will be requi
red to report in writing the premiums awarded
to them, respectively, with such remarks rela
tive to the merits of the animals or articles com
ing under their examination, as they may think
proper.
Any person exhibiting au article not mention
ed in the printed list, but wLich may be deemed
meritorious by the Judges, fcball be awarded a
diploma.
The Judges will not permit any one to inter
fere with them during their adjudication, and
when any judge is interested, he shall withdraw
and the balance shall decide en the merits of the
articles.
The Judges cf the various classes will meet on
the ground, on the second elay, at 10 o'clock, A.
Al., to enter vipon the discharge of their respec
tive duties, and their reports must be banded to
the Secretary before 12 o'clock. M., on the
last day of the exhibition.
FEES OF ADMISSION. Certificates of Mem
bership will issue at One Dollar, and will admit
to the entire exhibition the member, his wife,
and all their children under tweuty-oue years of
age.
Tickets, gcod only for a single admission, will
issue at 25 cents. Children under 10 years old,
half price.
licketn, good for the entire exhibition, will be
issued to apprentice boyn aud servant girls, at
50 cents.
Application to be made at the Bu.-iue5s Office,
on the ground.
(jCJ- Each certificate or ticket will bear the
name of the holder, and any transfer thereof will
forfeit the same to the Society. Aud the person
transferring or receiving such ticket, with iuttnt
to defraud the Society, shall not thereafter ente;
the enclosure upon any condition whatever.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The Mana
gers confidently ansure the public that such im
provements will be made upon the arrangements
of the three former fairs, as will much better se
cure tbe comfort of the animals, the safety of the
article's, and the convenienee of the exenbitors
A fine Band of Music will be engaged, and
will be upon the ground durinj the entire exhi
bition.
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS will be delivered
by JOHN S. RHEY, Esq.. of Ebensburg. at 2
o'clock in the afternoon of the last day of the ex
hibition.
In short, nothing within the means of the So
ciety will be left undene. which might have
tendency to render the Eair useful and attractive
and bring to it a respectable attendance.
IC?" A REWARD OFTEN DOLLARS will
be paid by the Society for the apprehension and
conviction ot any person or persons found inju
ring, elestroymg, or in any manner wantonly in
" dofcen Fall Pears do
dosen Winter Peara --. r-. : --k -w T, 50
dozen Teaches , , 50
" dozen TI urns V. ' ' 50
" dozen Quinces ' ! . . 50
variety. Grape - v . .. . . . 60
Class No. 9. Pkocucts of'thk Daikt. X V
Judgts. Jacob Fronheiser, Michael Leavv,
John 'Griffith, William II. Carr, Kimbell H.
Styles. i : j ' - .
Best roll Butter 1
print Butter . 1
" Cheese " ' ' 1
Class No 10. Agricultural Implements.
Judges. John Elder, Patrick Bracken, Thos.
Callan, Isaac Wike, William Douglasi".
Best Plow
Harrow
" ; Cultivator
4 Hillside
Wheat Drill
" Corn Plantor :
" Horse Rake
' Reaper
- Mower '
' Grain Cradle
Wind Mill
Cutting Box
Threshing Machine
$1
1
I
1
I
i
1
6
2
1
2
2
2
Class No. II. Manufactured Akticlfs.
Judges. David Hamilton. Peter M'Gough. A.
A. Barker. Henry gutter, Eri Bickford.
Best two-horse Carriago
Bugy , '
$2
1
50
CO
50
0
50
50
0
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ill'.
f l5el.-:no. in sai
te.fering with any animal or article on' exhibt
tion. rci-ri.8.l858
LIST 0 F PREMIUMS.
Class No. 1. Horses.
Juiges. I'rr.neis Bearer. Thomas Adams, Sr.,
John Flick, A. Kopelin, David O'Harra.
Best Stallion $5
2d best " 3
Best Gelding 4
2d lest " 2
Best Mare 4
21 best " 2
Best Colt between 2 and S years 2
Best Colt between 1 aud 2 years 2
Best Colt under 1 year 1
Best pair Match Horses 4
Best pair Mules 4
Class No. 2. Cattle.
Judges. Evan D. Evans, George C. K. Zahm,
Charles Weakland, Anthony Wills, Christian
Snyder.
Best Bull
Best yearling Bull
Best Cow
2 I best Cow
Best S-teer between 2 and 3 veara
rs of the di-trc' composed of the
si'V i Cwnbi ia, te ineer at the C iui t H uis
' trough f Ebe-Iiaburg.
-e.t.iis i.f the district compose" I of the
it'p of Carrull, t meet at the School House-
r il.towii, it s.im towtit'ip.
,,. ,.f 1iii district i;0:i)loSC S ot
SU of CiirroUtowu, to meet in tl:e Sheol
of sjdd Borough,
.-electors of tho district composed ot the
.dm. of Chest, to meet at the S.-h-l House
i 0!
tl
.f Ri-hard J. 1'fu ll'oot, in sai.
1HE FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
CAMBRIA CO. A'iRICULl URAL SOCI
ETY will be held at Ebensburg. ou
Tit ff Joy. Wednemhiy "d Thursday, the
;'. lth, and Ith-d'tys of October, I808
Preside;;'- A .' M'YICKER, Vice Presidents
.Ii.hn B. MiLt.Ku, W11. Kitti.ll, Secretary
P. S. Noon, Treasurer David J. Junks,
Manaii.T-t. Michael M'Guire, James Myers,
43
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3
1
2
2
1
1
3
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iii p.
electors of tha district composed of the
.u:h of Chest Spring, to meet at tiie house
.. b Wagaer, in said I5"r tigh.
Uu: electors ot the ilismct coinnoscn 01 ine
v:...::u, ,.f Ciearficld. to meet at the house of
II. l)-.u::Iass. in said tow nship
Me-ieit-TS of tho aistnct oo.nposo: 01 uit .
a-iiif. 1 f Cnemaugl.', to meet
elm tors of the" distriet composed of the
h. to meet at School House
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.( ..1 r..4 uviu'imi.
electors of the district coiiipo.e-d ol the
'.p r.f Crovle. to meet in the S.hool House,
--t.ll.ige of'Sr.mrncihill, in said township.
'-c.rt .is of the district coinpc-sed t tlie
i.f Kbensbttri:, to meet at the Court
",:ff said Borough.
lj-wt..rs f the district composed o( the
j' s'u'.p of Jackson, tu mwt at the house of
'-f, u wvid township.
!; electors of the district composed of the
. -lnf Johnstown, to meet as follows: 1st
'"'.twriprt at the public School Hjuso in
l:WirJ; -Jmi Ward, at the Exchange Hotel
'v'''f.rd; 3rd Ward, at the Mansion Housf
,lVard; 4th Ward, at the public School
said Ward.
' t ciitts ef the district composed of the
:: '?!i ( f L'jretto, t" meet in the School House
,"' B'jr,m-h.
''i electors of thu district composed of the
'- f Munstcr, to meet at the warehouse
. --(J'tstin Darbin.iu the village of Monster, in
?fc-iiUip.
...,:,e tluctur? of th'; district comjiosed of the
ihip ef Uichlm-.d, to met .. at the house of
eltctors of the district oomrouI of the
the School
owuship.
Ii,;
ipof S;nnmerhill. to meet at t'u
iiitue town of Jefferson , in snid t
. ''ehi-t)rs f,t tbi dit ri. t. fumivw
wei-tors ot the district com owed of the
5 "!1Srii f Stimmitville, to meet at the School
i -aid I-.rough.
t. ' . .,1-et..rs of tin? district composed
-hi , 1
Abel Lloyd, Usokge IIutlkdge, I.dward
Ol Ai.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
A. J. Rhey, Frank Shoemaker. Lemuel Davis,
John P. Jones, Mortis Evan, D. D. Rhey, J.
H. Campbell, James K. Ktnkead.
COM il ITT EE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
T. B. Mix.re. Jno. Thompson, Jr., Isaac Craw
ford, Jno. Blair, Henry Foster,
G E N E 11 A L R KGUL A T IONS
The nrand display of Horses, Cattle, Poultry,
Agricultural aud Horticultural Products, Manu
factured Articles and Luxuries, will take place
on the fint snd secorut .avs
T' e Plowing Match will take place on the 1
third day, at 10 e'elock, A. M., and the Ladies' j
Riding Match the same elay at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Exhibitors will, iu all cases, be required to be-
come members of the Society, and those who do
nut previously communicate with the Secretary,
will lc- waited on by the Reception Committee at
tLe Fair Grounds.
Everything intended for exhibition must be
entered" at the office, together with the name and
residence of the owner, and will be marked or
designated by a card numbered in tbe order of
its entry.
No vicious animal will be entered, unless the
owner takes measures to prevent any possible
damage resulting therefrom.
Animals or articles on exhibition cannot be re
moved before the close of the Fair, without per
mission from the Managers.
Premiums not demanded within six months
after they are awarded, will be held as donations
tu the. Society.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES The Judges
are rc-iuesttd to report themselves at the Secre
tarv's office, on the ground, 0.1 the first day, be
fore 3 o'clock, P. M., at which time their names
will be called, and vacancies (if any) will be
fiil.il
They will report by the number on the article
exhibited, and. in awaraing riemiums, oe gov
rmi A hv the orintd lists furnished them by the
j 1
Secretary.
They shall require such evidence from exhibi
tors illative to stock or articles on exhibition, as
hall be to them entirely satisfactory.
At;y elcceptiou in the statement of exhibitors.
fhnll, when discovered, work a lorfeiture ot tre
,.r. ininm in which the likrtv rcakinir it would
otherwise be entitled.
All the articles specified in classes Nos. 10. 11
r.n l 33 must have beon manufactured in the
tho 1 County, in order to entitle thtm to premiums.
' Heifer "
' Steer between 1 and 2 jears
' Ileier "
4 Uef Cow or Ox
Yeke of Oxen
Class No. 3. Sheet-.
Judges. John Evans, (Smith,) Ephruim
Crum, A.exander jenncr, Wm. A. Glass, Geo
Horri-;,
Bet Buck $2
' Ewe 2
" lot of Sheep, G in number 3
pair Lambs 1
Class No. 4. Swine.
Judges. Ramsey, George Hinish, George
Gallagher, Henry Weakland, Jacob Kibler.
Best Boar $2
" Sow , 2
let of Pigs, 6 in number
" Fatted Hog
Class No. 6. Poultrt.
" sett Single Harness 1
" sett Double Harness 1
" Saddle and Bridle 1
" pair Boots 1
" pair Shoes - ' ' 50
" Calf Skin 1
Siele Sole Leather 1
Upper ' 1
" lot Cabinet Ware 2
4 variety Tin Wtro 1
variety Stoasand Earthen Ware 1
" Washing Machine 1
Meat Vessel 1
Churn
" Cook Stovo 1
" Parlor Stove 1
pair Horse Shoes
" Wagon 2
" Cider Mill and Pi ess 2
" Painting r Graining 1
" Axe
" pair Drawing Cliains
" pair Breast Chains
" Siiuck
" pair Coal Gratc
Panel Door ' 1
" Srtsh
Barrel Flour 3
Class No. 12. Pi.owisa Match.
Judges. David Brawley , Henry Rager, Jacob
Kaylor, John Lut..r, James M'Ciough.
Best Plowing 3
bv bov under 17 years of ate 3
Class Xo 13. Dome-tic Mamtacitres. J
Jadacs. Mrs. Abel Lloyd, Mrs. C. L. Persians.
Mrs. Jam.cs Potts, Mr. Fletcher, Mrs, E. Shoe
maker.
Best iicce Carpet
2d best
Best pair Blankets
Coverlet .
pieced Bed Quilt
nieced Cradle Quilt 50
Table Spread
piece Linen Cloth
tiece Linsev Woolsey
Hearth Rug 50
nair Hose 50
" pair Half Hose 50
pair Gloves 50
" piece Fiannel 2
Corn BrooniB 50
Fly Brush 50
" Hard Soap 50
" Soft Soap . . 50
" Can lies 50
Class No. 14. Cclinart Defabtment.
Judges. Mrs. T. B. Moore, Mrs. John P.
Linton, Mrs. A. Kopelin, Mrs. W. II. Gardner,
Mrs. Herry M'Pike.
21 best do. 1
Best Water Color Paintiug 1
2d best do. 60
Best Crayon Sketch , . ' , . , 1
2d best do. - 50
Best Draughting . I
do. Penmanship ; , .t- .-I-
elo. Marble Work ' 1 '
Class No. 18. Equestrianism.
Judges. Thomas P. Fenlon. William Kaylor,
William M. Jone. Thomas M'Breen, J. Alex'r
Moo-e. .-. ...', . .: , ' ,'. j
Bi'st Equebtrinns over 18 Discretionary.
2d liest do. do: do- ,
Best Equestrian under 18 Discretionary. :
2d best do. . do. do.
Settembf.r 15, 1858. . .
Iron City Commercial College.
Pittsuurgh, Pa. - - Ciiai;teeu 1855.
300 Students attending January 1858.
Now tbe largest and most thorough Commer
cial School of the United States. Youug men
prepared fiv actual duties of the Counting Room.
J. C. Smith, A. M., Prof, of Book-keeping and
.Science ef Accounts.
A. T. Douthett, Teacher of Arithmetic
Commercial Calculation.
J. A. Hey prick and T. C. J r nkins, Teachers of
Book-keeping:
A. Cowley and W. A. Miller, Profs, of
mansbip. .
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY
KEEPING,
As used in every department of business.
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC RAPID BUS
IN ESS WRIT1 NG DETECTING
COUNTERFEIT MON EY
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE COM
MERCIAL LAW
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rv, rs
5 "AUC
So long: Unsuccessfully Sought,
FOUND AT LAST!!
Iolt
IX1
Pea-
BOOK'
Are taught, and all other Mibjc-ets nece-fary
for the success and thorough education of aprac
ticai business man.
12 PREMIUMS.
Drawn all th:- premiums in Pittsburgh for the
past three years, also iu Eastern and Western
Cities, for best Writing.
NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
Students enter at any time No vacation Time
unlimited Review 'at pleasure Graduates as
sisted in obtaining situations Tuition for Full
G'mmeicial Cour.-e, $3.j.00 Average time 8 to
12 weeks Board. J2.T0 per week Stationery,
0. 00 Entire cost, $00.0e to $70 00.
J3r"Ministers' sons received at half price.
For Card Circular Specimens of Business
and Ornamental Writing inclose two stamps
and address V. W- JENKINS.
Aug. 11. J5?:2v
Pittsburgh, Pa.
G
ENt RAL ORDER;
Head Quarters, 3d Brigade,
l;ih Division, U. P. M.
$2
2
o
1
1
1
1
1
50
50
50
60
1
1
1
2
Judges. George W. Kerby, John E. Roberts,
John B. Myers, William Bonnacker, George
F.nglebanch.
Best pair Shanghai Fowls $1
pair Chittagong Fowls 1
" pair Poland Fowls 1
" pair Cochin China Fowls 1
" j.airTurkejs 1
" pair Ducks 1
' pair Geeso 1
Class No. 6. Grain.
Judges. John H. Douglass, Festus TibVot,
Daniel Farren, George Bruce, Lewis Dunmire.
Best bushel Wheat
" Corn ears
-f the
r.f C!., 1 a. . ... .1.. 1
. . u'iv .iuiianim in jm-ej, ui wit- uoufc
r-jn... P..tt. 111 said township.
'fiiV "rs t'ie district composed of tho
- v I T "f T;i 'f,v-to n,f;et ftt tho School House,
Tni I,eailfick's. in said tow'ndiip.
t, lr Ot the ilistrict. nimnmhl iX
' f ,f VaAington, to meet at the School ! Als all animals eutitled premiums, rcxcfX Vc
$1
50
60
50
50
1
" Oats
Rye . .
" Barley
Timothy Seed
' Clover Seed
" Flax Seed 1
peck Chinese Sugar Cano 60
Class No. 7. Yeetablss.
Judges. William Ream, P. II. Shiels, James
Kirkpatrick, Sr., V illiam W. Harris, Jacob
Burgoon. .
Best bushel Potatoes 60
" " Turnips 50
" " Ruta Baga 50
" Beets 60
Carrots 50
" Onions 60
" dozen CaVbago 50
" half bushel Tomatoes .50
" half dozen Squashes 60
I'arsnips 6ft
" Kolil Rabbi 50
Tumpkin 60
" Citron 60
" Musk Melon 50
1 " Water Melon 50
" Seed Cucumber 60
half bushel Beaus 50
" lot Celery 50
" Jot Cauliflower 50
" lot Broccoli 60
Class No. 8. Fruit
ju7M.Edwio A. Vickrey, Petcx Kaylor,
Robert P. Linton, John Fresh, James D. Hamil
ton.
Best variety Fall Apples 4l
dozen
Best Bread
" Rusk
" Pound Cake
" Jelly Cake
" Sponge Cako
Domestic Sugar
" App'e Butter
Pumpkin Butter
Pear
Plum
Quince "
Tomato Catsup
Walnut
Tomato Jelly
Apple ' "
Peach " '
Plum Quince "
Currant "
Raspberry Jam
Strawberry "
Blackberry "
A pple Preserves
Pear do.
Teach do.
Flura do.
" Cherry do.
" Tomato do.
" Pear Marmalade
' Peach elo.
Quince do.
" Catawba Wine
' Blackberry Wine
" Elderberry Wine
" Currant Wine
Best Vinegar
do. Jar of Pickles
Jar of Brandy Peaches
do. Cherry Bounce
do, Dried Apples
do. Dried Peaches ;
Dried Tlums -Dried
CheHcs
Honey (in comb)
do. Houcy (rendered)
Class No. 15. Needlework.
Judqes. Miss Harriet Rhey, Miss Maggie
Myers, Miss Jane Ivory, Miss Frances Smith,
Miss Amelia Ihompson.
Best Ornamental Needlework
2d best
Best Silk Embroidery
do. Linen elo.
Cotton do.
Worst'd do.
Shell Work
Dress Making
do. Netting
Class No. It). Flowers.
Jtidae. Miss Yirginia Roberts, Miss
Fletcher, Miss Anna M'Donald.Miss Kate Noon,
Miss Eliza Dougherty.
Best Collection of Flowers
do. Basket of Flowers
do. Moss Yase with Flowers
do. Hand Boquet -
2d best do.. -
Best Flat X J '
2d best do, ,-
Best Table Boquet
2d best do.
Best colVction of Artificial Flowers
2d be6t do; - do. do.
Class No.; 17. Fine Arts
The FiVl and Staff Officers, aim iue, . C.U!)tecr
Companies composing f 3d Biigade, lGth Di
vision, U. P. M., will meet fi-r parade i nd En
campment iu Johnstown, on Wednesday, Sept.
22.1., 1S58. and continue for three days, ending
on the 24th inst.
Regimental hcl Company Officers will pub
lish notices in accordance with this order.
Bv order of Genoral White. . .
DAY1D SHARP, Aid de-Camp-Hemlock.
Sept. 4 , 153.
1.1 ARM FOR SALE. The subcriber wi'.l sell
. at private sale, that part of the farm now
occupied by him in Cambria township. Cambria
county, lying east of the township road, running
through the said premises, containing about One
Hundred Acres. There are about eeventy-five
acres of land cleared thereon, under fence, -and iu
gcxd state of cultivation. Also, a gotd two sto
ry frame bouse thereon erected, an excellent or
chard of Fruit Trees of every variety growing
thereon, a never failing spring near the house,
aud other improvements urmecessarj' t enumer
ate. There is also an excellent vein of coal on
the land, and also limestone.
Terms wiil be made easy, and an indisputable
title will be given for sai l premises possession
given immediately. JOHN O'CONNELL.
Cambria tp.. Sept. 1, 1858. Sni
IT RESTORES FERMANKNTLi -
Gray Hair to its trip: al color; covers lux
uriantly ibe bald Lead; removes all dandruff.
itching-and rcroluia, staid l ead, n:u .iU tiup-.
tions; makes the Lair j-olt,'La thy sl! uttt-v ;
snd will preserve it to any icsgitcUe i;ej rev
moves, as if by magic, all 1 loteLi. Ac, Ire in
the face, and cures alt neuialgia Mei i.tjrct.s
headache. See circular .d the fil!ow.L.
Dover, X. II., Feb. 'Z; Ifc57J
Prof. O. J. V'OOD & CO. -Gents: Within a
few days we have received so many orders and
calls for Prof. O. J. Wood's Hair Restorative,
that to-daj- we. were compelled to tei.d to Bstou
for a quantity, (tie 6 dozen yen forwarded ;.!1
being sold,) while we might order a quantity
from you. Every little ve hate sold eems ta
have produced three or Jour ncic customers, aud
the approbation and patrcnage it receives f;om
the most substantial and worthy citizens of our
vicinity, fuilv convinces us that it is A MOST
VALUABLE: PREPARATION.
Send us as soon as may be one gTts 1 iize,
aud one dozen $2 size ; and believe mo yours,
vcry respectfully,
(Signed)" DANIEL LATHROP & CO.
Hickory Grove St. Charles Co. Mo., 1
Nov. 19, lfco6. X
Prof. O. G. WOOD Dear Sir: Some time
last summer, we were induced to use soma of
your Hair Restorative, and its effects were so
wonder tul, we deem it cur outy 10 you ana the
afflicted, to report it.
Our little son's head for sorre time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and some called it
scald-head. Tho hair almost entirely came cS
in cmsequence, when a friend, seeing his suffer
ings, advis-jd u.s to use your Re-si oral ive. We eiij
so, w ith little hoj.es of success ; tut, to our sur
prise, and that of id! our fiicncbj. a very few ap
plications ici:vvcd the dihe;v$e entirely, and a
new and luxuriant crop of hair ocn Plaited out,
and we can now say that our boy has as healthy a
scalp, and as luxuriant a crop of hair, as any
ether child. We can therefore,- and do fceieby
recommend your Restorative as a perfect remedy
fvr a l dis--Hse-s c-f the scalp and lair.
We are. yours respectfully,
GEORGE W. HIGGINBOTHAM.
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
Gardiner, Maiue, June 22, 1855.
Prof. O. J. Wood Dear Sir: I have used
two Lotties of Professor Wood's Hair Restorative,
and can truly say it is the greatest discjvery cf
the age L.r restoring and changing the Hair.
Before using it I was a man of seventy. My
hair has mw nttaiued its original color. You
can recommend it to the world without the leaet
fear, as my case is cn of the worst kind.
Yours rctpectfullv,
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
O. J. WOOD & CO.. Proprietors. 312 Broad
way. N. Y., fin the great N. Y. Wire Railing
Estab:isbment.J a-d 114 Market t., St. Louis,
Mcbil", ft"d
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ENERAL ORDERS No. 8.
Hcjd Quarters, Zd Brigade,
loth Division, I . J'. JSI. )
The Brigadier General has made the following
Staff appointments :
Aid-de-Camp, with the rank of Captain Da
vid Sharp.
Brigadier Quarter Master, with the rank of
Captain Henry Savior.
Brigadier Paymaster, with rank of Caj taiu
Patrick O'Coiinell.
Brigade Surgeon, with rank of Major Ferdi
nand Binsell.
Rriornde Jud?e Advocate, with the rank of
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Ma "tor Charles D. Murray.
The above mentioned officers, being appointed
aud commissioned, will be respectcel accordingly
Bv order of General White.
DAVID SHARP, Aid-dc Camp,
Hemlock, Sept. 8, 1858.
l; ALLAhLh laliJl FOR o A Lift. lhe un-
f dersigned offers his FARM situate in Jack
sou township, Cambria county, for sale. It con
tains 100 acres, about 75 of which are cleared,
aud having thereon erected a large two story
frame house, a large lank barn, and other out
buil linns. There is also on the premises a larjre
orchard cf 120 young fruit trees, all Warin
This is decidedly one of the most desirable loca
tions in the county for a country residence. The
location is pleasant, and the soil prexluctive. A
good rod leading to Summerhi'.l station, on the
mnccoa thronph the
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farm d-stance about 4 miles, and Is also mile
from the Stone Turnpike. It is in the neighbor
hood of the Canned coal tract, belonging to Js
seph Burkhart, and is supposed to contain Can
nel Coal. There is a never-failing spring of wa
ter a few roels from the House from which the
water is conveyed to tbe eloor of the House and
barn yard by a Hydraulic Ham. Terms of sale
will be so easy that almost any person may be
come the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of tbe under
signed on the premises,
THOMAS JONES.
iug. 18, 1858 40.tf.
"Standard," Hollidaysburg, and "Patriot
Union," Harrisburg, please insert each to am't
of $2, and charge this office.
PREPARED BY DR. SAN FORD, IS A GREAT
scientific Medical Diseouery, aud is daily working
cures almost to great too believe. It euro svi if
by magic, crcn the Jirst dose giving betut, ten 4
seldom more thau one bottle is rtquiretl to cure
auy kind of ,ii-cr Complaint . from the wsrst
Jaundice or Dyspepsia to a common bcad&rhe,
all irf which are the result of a Diseased Liver.
The Liver is one cf "the principal regula
tors of tlie human bod-, y. ai.el when it per
forms its functions iveiSR the powers ef the sys
tem are folly develop- ed. The stomach is al
most entirely elcpend ent on the healthy ac
tion of the Liver for the proper irforu.ancr
of its functions. Whci h the .sti mach is at fault.
the Dowels are at lault, ana the wr.oie system
suffers in conse-quciiccg of one organ tlie I.iv
er-having ceased todo its duty. Fcr the iis
eases cf that organ. ime."f the proprietors
have made it Lis study, 4 ha u practice ef mor
than twecty years, to fi'jd some remedy
wherewitn to counter- act tnv. many-elcrarige-
ments to which it is liable.
To prove that tl.ir-rg remedy is at last fonnd.
anv person lioutiie-i wuu liut e-iiip.a;ni
iu any of its foims, has J 4 but to try a bottle?, and
conviction is cert in.
A compound hasbten foimeJ by dis
solving gums r.ud ex- tracting that part
w hich is soluble for tl.i active vittues i f the
medicine. These gures" reniove all morbid or
bad from the stomach.-, .system, supplying in
their place a healthy" now of bile, invigora
ting tlie stomach, caus- ing food to digest well
purifying the blcK.nl, giving tone and health
to the whole machin-er3', removing tbe-ciu,
sos of the disease, and" effecting h radical cure
without any of thedis- agreeable after effects
fe.lt by using Calomel W or Mineral Poison, that
is usually restored to. t
One elose after eat ing is sufficient Vr re
lieve the stomach and prevent lhe food frosa
rising and souring.
Only one dose taken bef -re retiring prevents
nightmare. )
Only one d-se taken at night loosens ths
bowels gently, and cures costivene?.
One dose taken after 'each meal wi'l cure
Dyspepsia. CQ
IlOne dose or two teaspoonsful will al
ways relieve Sick-- Headache.
One bottle taken for female obstruction re
moves the cause e f the3 disease, and makes a
perfect cure.
Only one elose im-pmeeliattTy relieve Cl.o
while one dose ef- ten repeated is a sure
lera Moa-Jj'-v.s,-and ? preventivs
Ivi v
STRAY BULL. CAME to the RESIDENCE
of the subscriVr, residing in Washington
township, a RED BULL, supposed to be three
years old with a piece off the left ear. The ow
ner is requested to c me forward, prove proper
lv, pay charges and take him away, ether whe
he' will be disposed of according to law.
DAVID SHARP.
Hemlock, Sepf. 3, 185S:St
-m T1L1TARY ENCAMPMENT.
If JL Order No. 1.
Head Quarters, Somerset. Ta., 1
August 28, 1858. J
The Brigadier Generals of the loth Division
cure
of Cholera.
One dose taken oft.r-v. ill prevent the recur
rence of bilious uttai;ks while it relieves all
painful feelings. .
Only one bottle bj needeil to throw out of
ti e syttcin the effects of medi .-ine after a long
sickness. s
One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all
yellowness or unnatu-Qral color frori the skin.
Oi.e elose taken a short time before eating
gives vigor to the appc- tite and makes food di
gest well.
One dose eftrn rc-HH pelted, cures the CI. ro
nic Diarifra in its worst forms, while
summer and lxv. el cem5plri3ts yield almost to
the first elose. . .
One or two dosesJ-H eurrs attacks causnl
bv worms, while for verms i n children ,
there is no surr, safci or speeelier remedy iu
tbe worM. as it Merer JaiTj.
There is no exaggeration in these state
ments, they ftrc plain stler facts, that we can
give evidence to prove. while hll who use it are
"iving their unanimous' ' tcstimunv in its faveir.
Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies low
offered to the public, there jire nne we can s
fully recommend as Dr. SanfordTs iuvigorator, to
rcneral'y known now throughout the Uni-i.
TUs preparation is truly a Lirer Irtvigoraitr
Judges. --Janies Myers, Jacob M. Campbell,
Thomas II. Porter, Richard J. Proud foot, Abel
Lloyd, Lewis Fisher, Michael M'Guirs. John
Thompson, Jr., Henry Hawfc, Thomas A. Powell.
Bvst Oil Psiflting , .
producing the mo.t happy rcsiats on al, tiioso
who use it. Almost innumerable certificates l.jve
of the Pennsylvania Militia, composed of the Veen given of the great virtue of tl.U rculiune
counties of Bedford. Blair, Fulton, Cambria and W those of the highest M auauijj m reletv. and
we Know 11 iu uc iiic iist .-ic-ji.i i'-ii now e-vioi
the public. Hudson County Jjeu;rrat.
Somerset, are hereby notified to order their re
spective Brigades to meet at Johnstown, ready
equipped for a parade of three days, commencing
on the 22d, and closing on the 24th tif Septem
ber next. The 'Commanding Officers and -4itf &e
Camps, in Tul. uniform, ars requested to be 1 pres-
ePt . a. u.coffroth;
Major Grtrrsl rf 16tb DiWwon.
Prico one dollar per lottlo.
SANDFOUD & CO.. Proprietors. 3:5Bk.a1
way. New York. Dr. GEO. II. KKYSER. N.
140 Wood street, wnolesalc and retail agent.
ft- Seii ber- by tf Lrujgist, -nd by Thcir.
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