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NEWS ABOITT HOME.
LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded by Ilse several Commit
'tees of the Third Annual Exhibi
tion of the Buz ll i.. gdon County
Agricultural Society.
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Class I.—Hors..
For Best Stallion, Adam Lightner, $7 00
2nd best do., A. C. Mton, 4 00
3rd best do., Henry NIA 3 00
. Andrew Decker, through the discretionary com
mittee, a premium of 2 00
Best 2 year old cult, Geo. Smith, 5 00
John Jackson, through The discretionary com
mittee, 3 00
Elliot Robley, through the same, 3 00
Thos. Whittaker, " ‘• " 200
Win : Ikmert, " " " 100
The — Committee here Ipbured under a very
great difficulty on account of the two year old
colts sot being classified. The were all ex
ceedingly tine mud received our touched atten
tion, both no to number and quality.
Col. G. Dorsey Green exhibited a line and
well-bred filly, which reflects great credit on
him for the ctire and attention he pays to line
stock.
Best 3 year old colt, Isaac Martin, 5 00
Henry Cornprobst, through discrTy committee.
Best yearling colt, Thou. Whittaker, through
discretionary committee. 2 00
Wm. Morningstar, through stone, 1 00
A very fine colt was exhibited by T. McCall,
Best cult under I year old, J. Horning, 2 00
Wm. Speck, through eiscretionary coin.
Best brood snare, John ,Tackson, 5 00
2nd do do Peter Stryker, 250
Best pair draft horses, 11. Curnprobst 500
2nd best du., J. M. Oaks, 3 00
P. Stryker, through discretionary coat. 200
Best match horses, A. I'. Wilson, 0 00
2nd best do., Jno. C. Watson, 4 00
Thomas Whittaker, A. Sheikfelt, and F. II„
lane had each a pair of horses of great ser•
eke and durability.
Beet saddle horse, A. C. Myton, 4 00
2nd do do., John Simpson, 2OU
1.% Gregg, through discretionary corn. 300
Best trotting horse, denies McManigill, 3 00
.2d du do Charles A. AlihrSoll, 200
Gen. John McComb, Elliot Robley and
:Michael hyper had also very line moving hor
ses, and had the weather been favorable and
the course in good rider we •could undoubtedly
have had a fine display of trotting nags alibi;
it,exceedeihour must nativism expectation um
der the circumstances.
hest family horse, G. 1). Green,
2,1 hest do., J. M. Oaks,
Sheriff killer, Jo'm flight and George Cle
ments also exhibited horses deserving the es
pecial notice of all who prize a sale, durable
and reliable finally horse.
Best pair of mules, Love & McDivitt, 600
The extreme inclemency of the weather—
the large amount of stock on hand—the waot
of classification of the some—the very limited
premiums offered, and the lack of a discretion
ary power, placed us in rather a peculiar shut,
tioa, nevertheless, ns tar as was in our - power,
in our judgment, diffuing as individuals would
necessarily du according to the nature of things,
we hope that we have rendered justice to those
most deserving, and also hope that those per
sons to whom we have not awarded premiums
will view the circutastances in their proper
light. The committee would strongly mid re
respectfully recommend that at some one of
the agricultural meetings, a sutlicient time
viond to the next alumni exhibition, n eommi , •
tee be appointed from ditfercat pins of 11:,•
county consisting of good practical fart,
and esi'ceinlly those also tithe nu inters., :
live stork, and the improvement oft he
to make a list dr prentimm, and IM thee ft:••
the committee appointed to examine the In, ••.
stock be hereafter endov,il with a diner,
.cry power. J. S. Crillith, jno. Wak:..s.
Jan Wilson, .Vex. '.%!. Oaks, Pelt, Stryker.
Ch,: 2.--Rent
Best tuileh cow, James
2d best to., IL oLrtt Onks,
:Id Lest do., L. L. litlyett,
Best pair Work oxen, .1. :t!eCtor,b,
2d best do., John I'. Yocum,
Best ball, Thomas McCiihati,
2d best do., Jacob Sproahle,
.1.1 best do., Levi \\*. l'beasatit,
Bee. 3 year heifer ' A. I'. 'Xiisos,
2d besCdo., \Val. loritingstar,
Best calves, Thomas Whittaker,
Owing to the inclemency of the weather the
nosortment of cattle was not so lull no was ex.
peeled, or no could have been desired. lte;hcct.
lolly submitted.
Peter Livingston, Alexander Port, David
Rupert.
Class 3.—llogs.
Best hoar, Daniel Goodman, 5 50
Best sow, Geo. W. Pheasant, .1 00
2d hest do., Thonuts MeCohan, :: 00
Best litter pigs, Thom. Meenhan, :; 00
Best Chester white, Daniel Goodin:ln, 200
Best Berkshire, Edward Woods, 2 00
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John Colder, Joseph, McCoy, L. H. Knodo,
Richard Chileott.
Class I.—shop.
Best fine wool buck, David ltup.wt, 5 00
Best Southdown do., David Rupert, 5 00
Best lung wool do., G. W. Pheasuut, 3 00
Boot two boobs, David Rupert, 3 00
Best Sunthdown ewe, David Rupert, 5 00
3d best do.. John Hazzard, 3 00
A small lot nu hand and not much competi
tion.
Daniel Goodman, J. I'. ‘Vbittalmr, R, A
Laird, Isaac Poightal.
Class s.—Plowing.
Best, Elliot Robley,
4 00
21:t1 .le., Andrew Decker, 3 00
1;1‘t two plow teams were entered for compe•
titian, loose Martin, John S. 'sett, Jacob H.
Miller, Nicholas Decker, Wm. Dean.
Class G.—Agricultural Implements.
Best Cultivator, Adorn \\*turd, 3 00
Best Horse-rake, 11. S. Harvey, 7 00
t. Corn Drill, Jesse Gorsuch, 3 00
" Hillside plow, (revolver) S. Davis, 300
The 'assortment of al tic es, in this list was
not so full as was expected cr could have been
desired. H. Hamill.), Jacob Harricarne,
Adam Lightner.
Class 7.—Grain,
Best white wheat, Alm]. Carothers, 3 00
2d best do., Alex. Couch, 2 00
3d best do., Geo. W. Pheasant, 1 00
Best red wheat, Rudolph Breneman, 300
2d best do., Wm. Livingston, 2 00
3d best do., 1 00
Best yellow corn, Shadrach Cheney, 1 00
;2d best do., S. Steel, 50
Best white corn, Geo. Miller, 1 00
2d best do, Joe. C. Watson, 50
Best barley, Jacob Iletrick, 1 00
'Ad best do., John Horning' 50
Best oats, bleary .b Samuel gtoulfer, . 1 00
2d best do., David Rupert, 50
Best rye, James Johnston, jr., 1 00
2d best do., David Rupert, 5O
Best Buckwheat, Geo. Hawn, , 1 00
2d best do., Wm. Dean, 50
Best sugar cane, Win. A. Whittaker 1 00
2d best do., James Hight, 50
Thos. Fisher, B. Blair, G. M. Thompson.
Class S.—Domestic Manufbetureg.—Batables.
Best bread, Mrs. Mary Roble, 3 00
2d best do., Mrs. Riensed Chi!cote, 2- 00
3d best do., Mrs. J. C. Pheasant, 1 00
Best butter, Mrs. Jane Jaelcsim, 3 00
2d best do., Mrs. Jane Hardy, 2 00
'td best do., Mrs. Mary Shoemaker, 1 00
Best domestic sugar, Mrs. M. Weaver, 200
2d best do., Mrs. Nancy White, 1 00
3d best do., MN. H. C. Wilson, 50
Best honey, Jos. Nightwine, 1 00
2d best do., John H. Stonebraker, 5O
Best candles, Mrs. Juo. Oaks, 1 00
2d best do., Mrs. Catharine Whittaker, 50
Best jelly, Mrs. J. S. Africa, 1 00
2d best do., Mrs. Sarah Smith, 50
Best apple batter. Mrs. E. F. Cheney, 100
2nd best do., Mrs. Nancy Fink, . 50
Best preserves, Mrs. Geo. Gwin, 1 00
2,1 best do., Mrs. Mary Cannon, 50
Best sponge cake Mrs. 111. Shoemaker, 100
" pound cake, " " 100
Best tomato ketchup. 11. Morningstar, 100
Best mixed pickles, Miss Rachel Weston., 1 00
2nd best do., Miss Ellen Watbrook, 1 00
Best cheese, Mrs. Mary Shoemaker, 1 00
" hard soap " " 100
Best barrel flour, O. W. INlitCoy; 2 00
2d best do., A. J. McCoy, 1 00
The counnittee recommend also the follow.
in, premiums t_ _
Ile,' currant wine, Mrs. E. C. Wilson, 100
raspberry vinegar, Mrs. T. Cromer, 1 00
beeswax, Mrs. 1':. C. Wilson, 1 00
Thule were many specimens or butter, 1;r, n:1.
and preserves, which were very exeellcrt,
the committee were compelled to
lection or three from the tunny,
descrying. The committee rero, , I
premiums where merit was
nmioilheturer, the mere ab, ..r. '.• •
nlirlinn any person b...
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•i. ,r„Nlrs. J. S.l.i,!it,
9. 7 lVearing Apparel.
; t, Rankin & !!
2d la, t ,10., Mrs. M. Armitage,
Bent flannel, Rankin & •
2d beet du, Mina .1 Pheasant,
Bent quilt, Miss AleliAsa Nuode,
Bent woollen sucks, Mrs. Jane Ilardy, „
I solo pillow cover, Miss Patton,
Best pair blankets, Rankin & t
The exhibition of wearing apparkf
deficient. No homemmdo
were exhibited. Committee rec0n,..•,1 a W•:•
cretionary premium to Mrs. Harriet Mattern,
for 0 quilt. John Porter, Jacob Snyder,
31ms Jlatte DUA YTON.
Class 10.—Fancy Needle and Ornamental
Work.
Best sheneil embroidery, Miss A, r, 1 00
2.1 best do„ Miss Mollie Ilan. 50
Best or n amental needle work, Miss Orr, 1 00
2il be..d. do., Miss E. Leiiter. 50
Best Miley needle work, I). kohl], 1 00
2d best do., Miss Nutley McDivitt, 50
Best crotchet work. Miss Louisa Rabin, 1 00
2,1 best du., 'Miss II Foster, 50
Best lamp mat, Miss Lizzie Black, 1 00
',kl best do., Miss :NI. New:ugh:tot, 5!)
Best net work. Miss It. M. Miller, • 1 00
Best shell work, Miss C. 'l'. Benedict, 100
2d best do., Jliss Margaret Anderson, utl
Best worstsid quilt, Miss Fanny Nell; 1 00
Beat bead work, Miss Lizzie Black, 1 00
2,1 best do., Miss Esther Steel,
Best silk embroidery, Mrs. 1.. C. II::!", :
211 best do, Miss Narcisiia Benedict,
Best ottoman, Miss ill title !lull,
Best cinli'd slipper, Miss .1. Greenland,
id best do.. Miss ?don't, E. ()ibis.,
1 Ivory basket, Mis; Lois Smith,
.1 variety awl), valiule, were on exhibit L..
which the committee eiimsidereil wortliy
3111011g6t which might be etiummitti•Li
lamp mats, Isy Miss Nitimie Bliss tole
by Miss `::tome Patton, ft lump 111,1
G Wiil, it (.0111, by .Miss
mid a sampl,-r by Ali tiliovninkm. A
made
le y Mrs. C. Benedict. n
•. • aitraeted cotedderoble utte ii
. Nett, Mrs. Eliza. Mitt,
. r Mar) C. iliven, Nir6.
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Best 1411 p. .
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l, .liiilll ::• 1 (10
lhiSt largest vatic, i,. . Ctemer,2 00
Ott best It., illiam Mailmen, 1 00
Best iiiiil;froidest variety cf . native grapes,
lilisha Shii,miaker, 2 00
Oil Last dn., Itsetel Nell; 1 00
lien doz. peaches, Maury W. Miller, 1 00
2,1 hest dis, Pheasant, •
Best di,. plums, his, 11. Cramer, 1 CO
'mintier id' exhibitors is greater than at
any 1,1,1,4111 s lair, and Mr rare and clinics Out
your committee judging ''rum the collection tin
exhibition, are at opinion that Ilinitingdun
enmity may challenge competition with any
county ia the State.
Your committee nut having the privilege of
awarding any more premiums than the publioli
ed list, b u t feeling convinced that there ore
oilier exhibitors deserving i.ot only of uoni,•e,
but of premiums, would' respectfully recoil,
• mend to the Discretionary Conunitteo that
Numb.us be awarded no follows, to wit :
To John A uder,on, for a large and fine collec
tion of apples, embracing 61 varieties, a pre
mium of 1 00
Israel Grath., for 4.1 varieties of choice fruit,
and superior pound apples, 1 00
A. Caroiliens, An varieties choice apples 1 00
M. D. Silknitter, largo variety of apples 60
J. Norris, fur a choice collection of lall and
whiter apples, 1 00
Reuben Oaks, for choice apples, 1 00
Deurge Hawn fur several varieties do., 100
\V. Pheasant, great variety do., 1 00
Peter Stryker, for choice apples, 1 00
J. Simpson, choice selection of apples, 100
J. McComb, large and choice seelection of
Hamburg and other grapes, very fine, 2 00
J. A. Hall, splendid lot of Isabella do., 100
Ed. Woods, do., very fine, 100
Mos. J. Simpson Africa, choice collection of
Isabella grapes, bunches and grapes very
large and superior, 1 00
Mrs. Andrew Harrison, specimen Evurbearing
Raspberries, rate. and of line flavor, 100
R. B. Petriken Mrs. John Scott, Mrs, T. H.
Creator, Israel Grullius, Mrs. Wm. D. Shaw,
Class 13.—Vegetables.
Best squash ' J. J. Lawrence,
2d best do., Peter Piper,
Best pie pumpkin, George Hawn,
2d best, Jaunts Duncan,
Best citron melon, Mrs. Corbett,
Best egg plant, Gen. Jno. C. Watson,
Best Illinois squash, Jacob Shearer,
Best sweet pumpkin,. Lizzie Black,
Best flesh do., Jesse Cordite'',
Best potato do., Isaac Massey,
Best red pepper, A. W. Benedict,
2d best do., Mrs. Shoemaker,
Best tomatoes, - Henry Harker,
2nd best do., Mrs, Harriet Morris,
3d best do., Mrs. Ann Glazier,
Best variety do., T. H. Cremes,
" celery, Samuel T. Brown,
" onions, J, A. Hall,
24.1 best do., Nancy Fink,
Best potato., Joseph Curfman,
2d best do., Richard Chilcott,
2d best ,10., George A. Steel,
Best Neshanock do., George Hawn,
" pink eye do., Simon Coulter,
" red do., Loden Silknitter,
" blue do., Richard Chilcott,
" oueida do., Wm. Bricker.
" mexican do., George Jackson,
" lima beans, Mrs. Mary Miller,
" 1"W wife beans, June Hardy,
" sow beans, Lewis Knode,
" kidney beans, Jacob Slum.,
" green peas, Mrs. Mary Miller,
" Indian do., George Pheasant
" sugar beet, Alex. Carothers,
" pars,.ipa, George Miller,
" carrots, Gen. John C. Watson,
" turnips, Joseph Snyder,
" cabbage. Ann Glazier,
2d best du., Mary Miller, 50
Alexander Purt, Jacob Cresswcll, Andre.,
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Class 14—Flowers,
the judgment. of the committee floriculture
:is advanced in this comity within the last fete•
and.the display of plants and flowers at
is better than at any !evince exhilti..
Mary contributed twentythreo
of dowers iu bloom, consisting. of r( c:,
•t': rbelots, of various colors, petunias, pinks,
Jane Woods displayed eighteen pots of
in bloom, comprising 00300, pink ~
• nod alsu a beautiful and
l bouquet.
t'. l'.atson's lady fun.1,!,,1 no
ill bloom, as wt il • a b..,
aial another of v..: .
Irr:ttigetl.
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rendered t.llO floral department of the h'air
a gay told attractive spot. The: committee
regret tilt some flowers were upon the stittni
which were neither labelled nor entered 1.1..,
the boobs, and the contributors consequi....':.
utiltnt)wn to the committee.
Atter a careful examination of nil the plants
and flowers the committee nwaid the following
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I.li.l7.l.l2aynr'' •
Miller, Ifuntingdon, for the hest
display of flowers in bloom, 2 00
Miss Jane Woods, of Huntingdon, fur the sec
ond best do., 1 00
Mrs. Caroline Watson, of Mill Creek, fur n dis
play of dahlias nod tt bouquet, l 00
And to iho following...mad persons the fol
lowing premiums fur bongos of dahlias and
culled flowers
Mr, 11. L. Brown of Cassrille, a
Mi , Falllly NOll of Porter township, 50
Mks Emma Borland, of Huntingdon 50
)11, Sitstut Nell; of Potter township, GO
...i.,. George C. Bucher, of Alexandria, 50
Mrs. 1,. U. Hall, of Huntingdon, 50
.`ii, Mollie Linn, of " 2.5
l'heo. 11. Cretner, 11. \V. Miller, Susan Nett'.
Class 15.—Poultry.
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pair geese, Jelin Nightwine, I 00
pair ducks, IV. Cutininqham, 100
1
' he:, do., Joscph Nightwine , . 50
I:, ,t pnir chickens, John Nightwine. 1 00
lin,t do.. J. Garretson Jlillcr, 50
I lesT. display of poultry, Alfrod IVest , ,,rool,, 1 00
,;i' Guinea fowl, A. C. - Myton, 100
.1. F. Hanley, Jim. IV. :Ilattcrit, George W.
Pheasant, Francis B. Wallace, Jautcs
Class 10. —Print lag.
The specimens exhibited were of branches
d . he art so different as to Milli, comparison
Win. Lewis, for the "Globe" office. exhibited
Lirge variety of mercantile and legal blankr,
I a ,itiesi cards, and handbills, which cattle
e itutuedhitely within the division to which
,•:.•iii lulus were allotted. They wet, evidently.
.pies of the cin,tont work dune at his office,
i tastefully got up, and tel executed,
,I,etinr great credit on the ollice,,and would
,••,,apace lavorably with the work of any office.
oar lat,27e cities.
\‘'ln. lirewster, from the "Journal - °nice,
1 only a limited number of specimens, and
• • • faney and ornamental, being printed in
and br , ..ze, an , evidently specimens
yousetinently less perfect than
t ,• ,1•J i, • Lad a. clonal:0y bean pritdetl.
,•• ]: neatly displayed, exhibiting
S 0111:! ul lili!
: executed. 'clic only
•• I by ;lir. lirewster MIS a I.3road Side
I I, ..eiteeitilly deserving of notice, tie a lino
Teel .en 4.,1 blank printing, being certainly
,a! if nut butter than any Wan!: on exlubi•
r the circumstances, your committee,
bulieving that the ell,t•ls or uur printers to es
tablish fur their art, a reputation for taste and
hcauty,are deserving or conunendation and en•
courage:nem, and accordingly make the lid
lowiag award:
Wm. 'Lewis, for the largest variety and best
specimens of business cards and blanks, 1 00
Far the langcyt variety and best specimens ef
handbills, 1 00
Wm. Brewster, for the beat specimen of Blank
Deed, 1 00
Be,t, specimens of honey Printing, 1 00
A. Benedict,.'Theo. B. Cremer, J. lifisney
„Weak',
.Num—lt was altogether wrong in placing
thin gentlilmitn's mime on thin Committee,
as his wall known bitterness inwards us bias-1
eel his judgment. Our only womler is that 1
with A. W. Benedict on the Cominit,e, we
were awarded anything at all,—(Ens. Jim:,
NAL.
.4 MEW 4tAll) CLE CIAINT STOCK, Olf , '
01,1)(1,IIII-.,. ((IN FEUTIONARIEti, AND
Clam 17.—Paititing. 11: 0 1'IslitNs,,juq. received mid fur sale at the
Best oil painting, Geo. C. Wilson, I ~,, ii bolc•ate amt rattail Grocery & Provision Store
- or 1,,, ‘,.. AirDivitt. C.ll,l,ting .I.
2,1 best do., ,i
Pisit, sAL'i. 1:.11 . 1 (N' , P 1, 1 .11 CtsFEFF
Best lithograph in oil, Miss C. Benedict, lon , ..., , , ,
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:st ti.kl., I 1..,1:, ..,101.AIst,l.s, SlAsAfls,
A very fide specimen oil painting in gbc,s, by & Tothkc , t , U,
of
the hest quality unit every
the same. Sole specimen at exhibition. ' grade. 011.5, CANDLES, FLUID, CAM-
Best drawing in crayon, Mass -0. ion. mid PIIENE, Nuts, Figs, Raisins, Dates, Tam,
.1/iss Amelia Snyder, 1 0 ! ) rinds, fire, Sage, 'tapioca, Cake, Crackers,
2d best dos, Miss Mary Orbison, - 50 Cheese, illaccaroni, Pickles of all kinds, sae-
Committee reeommen4hat premiums be gi- : dines. Candies and Confectionaries. All of
von to the following persons fur excellent ape- • whit b will he dbposed Mon the most reason
eintens of drawing an crayon t able terms, for cash or country pt•oduee.
'to Miss Wolverton, 50 Purchasers wilt tied it to their interest to call
Miss Given, • 50 and examine our stock beton) purchasing else-
Miss Kee, 50 where, as we are prepared to sell everything in
Alia Hall, oi , our line of business A 1.11.715 E LOWER than'
Wit-i 1 other establishancut of the kind in this Ito
sou, Miss Ellen Gregg. cality.
• May 13, 1857. LOVE & MeDIV.ITT.
Class 19,—Discretionary,
Specimen of pig ntetal, exhibited by Gen. Jno. INFORMATION WANTED.
C. Watson, :I 00 Whereas, A certain sail named Matthew 1
l Specimens of xatinett and cussimeres, +by Han- Garnet, being deranged in his mind, lell his ,
kits & Williams, $2 each piece, 4 00 home in Woodcock Valley, salmi - the lst, of
Specimens of manufactured corn brooms, by May last, and has oat been heard of since the
50 I .1. A. Crawford of Blair county, 1 00 first of Juno. Said Cartier is about 5 lees 9
50 I Pair English go John Nhr ' ldwino ' 150ur 10 inches high, gray evil . dark complexion,
n
50 Pair Guinea pig!. il 50 TI years of ag,, awl his hair is middling long
50 2 !manmade twilled bags, J. Peightal, 100 and gray. Any person giving hilornintion of
50 Homemade linen and towels, M. Weaver,l 00 his wbereabout, and seudia. , to Henry Garner
50 , Specimen broom corn, by S, Cheney, 50 or John Garner, Jr., Nlarkresburg, Hunt. Co ,
50 :.- , p,cinieti millet, Jesse Gorsuch, 50 will receive a rewind of $2O.
50 The ecnitititteu notiee particularly a nap of • 0ct.14..37.-tit.
50 Tyrant• i..iy, drawn mud executed by J. Soap- 1 we - Hollidaysburg "Whig," and "ltegistor," I
50 ,' souAfrica, Esq. As a work orthe 'kind it ex• . B Gavotte, ford Inquirety and Lewistow Gavotte,
50 ' hibits both accuracy and neatness, as well as a ' publith three times and charge this Mlle,-,, :l '
superior di,play or talent, in that particular
branch of science.
Other committees of the society ha, ing
found a greater display ofstoelc, fruit, eatables
wearing apparel and painting than their pre
mium list would pay. have recommended to
the discretionary committee the following Int.
med persons, together with the different pre:
miums awarded them. All of which thin coo•
mitten have considered, and agreed to allow,
and would respectfully' recommend the Treasu
red to pay
Class 1.--The committee ou horses have
recommended the following named persons as
entitled to premiums :
Andrew Decker, one stallion, 1 00
Julio Jackson, one 2 year old colt, 3 00
Elliot Robley. one do., :1 00
Thom. Whittaker, one do., 2 00
William Rupert, ohe do., 1 Oil
Thomas Whittaker, ono yearling 2 OU
Willian: Morningstor, one do., I tr.)
.`heel;, colt under 1 tear 01,1. I on
2 00
1 00
50
1 00
75
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50
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fulluwitig muned
:; • • .• .: rant wine, 'Airs. F.. C. iVils 1 00
iii. gur, Mrs. 'f. 11. Criqn,ir, 1 00
I.:. C. Wilson, 1 00
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
'White Wheat, $1,23
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cents. l'orn 75 cents. Oats, cet, 1.,
Fluor is dull ati , :5,50 to $5,75 pQr
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CLOTHBG!
A Nee' Assortment Just qeued
And will be ::old 30 per cent.
TILiN TIIIE
11, ( ‘ leis
e it I it ' . I g l n 1 I 1 taut 11:. '
just opened nt his store-rose in Alarket tiptoe: -
Ilinoingdonot splendid new stork of llendy
mode
Clothing for Fall and Winter,
whivh IR; will sell t heaper than the same quail,
or Goods can he purchased at retail in l'hilmlef
',lda or any other establishment in the country.
well to call and examine stock before
sing elsewhere. Also,
Hais, laps,
which will be sold lower th,n at any other e
tublisloncut in the conotv.
Huntingdon, October 7. 1957.
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
.D.F.!...artTAL or
rA ,AN ! ) f\ TER
~~ ~~~~e
FISHER & IWcPtILIR'I'RIEJ
1A7()U1.1) NNatt — Na
V V to tita•h• t a“.a, t.ia
that tlivy ha, Jaa iaa a a ,, a; :a , aaa II
most lac:mil:tat s‘ ml
(imaals ; miahraleim; eviry variety new
,ttelt as Valencia; Plaid ltatt.r.ls ; I hi,
I.mstres Unlit Tomestt
stripeal mad stripeal „ail,
I , n:twit i'dzatcal DC1.11111,,
Coburg. Mohair, nil
alumna • a- ' , herd s at , reach lallatn•
ket, a. awl :aaimay lirochli 611.1 W
(71utlas. plain atm
tat, alms, Tweeds, &a.
ltib:
I': . . an. Trimming:, 1.,
a• :;:ars, l'a • .
\ •1.,1 a a lailvat. ..I tnet, variety aal
hitt: gouda. 11.‘ aa s Lc ,NNET,i
uY'evety variety am!
We havo a 6111 sto.l: of
Hardwaro, Queonsware
Boots and Shoes,
Wood and lArilluw-ware,
which will iw sold I• 1, ;,. ti.3l. it
interest ot all ui eat] :11.1
tier ies ca t I,u
phes which have beat inuititaincd
11'e also deal in Plaster, Fish,
hinds of (;rain, and pos,ess
toralleh of trade tunajoalled by any. t\ - ,
till packugeS or inweels of morcliantlize
eti.uwE, at the depots of the Broad •:'.:1...:..;
Veloos)lvania
1,21\ t_r[C's;:li , l l LIAALIW2d-, ,
AT LOVE & MTIVITYS.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELLAUOUS A DVERTNEMENTS.
- • -- -•, -- -- .
,B.L"OISt - X4l'`.3 1VQ.,T.10.L.. [To the lieu Creditor, of 'William It. lIN iu.l Ciff - $9OO A IliAl'ilap3
Ni OTICI , , Id imitEity GivEN To ALL • Auditor's Notice. ! - A number of gentlemen r,nr0,. , 1 ~, entivais
u_ p r l pi. r: , r , :o h i n. is ,e in s te e t t s , , , s e t c e l tl th t e le ir it u t e li c e o t ti h n ll t o;v it i i ii t g h t ,, ittAn e e g tl ,
cu l , :l it e
ot un c le ,t r u s , i , g ,, n , e , ( I I
,Ic A . i o li r t . titi, , , i i i i , 1 i t ,. 1 , , ,,, 0 . i 1 n . t;! , d o l , ?; :i t t l ;. e , hev ,, ,, ,rit. , , ,-
, T o r,-.. si t , ,
1 ,, , , ,,, , , , , , , ti rei; ~, , ,, , ,i ,41 ,1 i :1 7 ,,, ,, ,i „ ~ , i . _; ., .. ~i , .: , ., :i. , ; . , , a.., ,,
islet's tillito nt Huntingdon, Ilya that the Said ' to distribute the P re , t. f t ' itt s t-t ) .the „' 'h , er '! rs , 'lle , hl ~,,,,r gisritiwt. They should be I d matt., a_ 0,
the rent estate of men. ~.). u• ''''.. '".''''''l. intplligcnt, taleeted and industrious; and thev
accounts will be presented tor pfirmation and '
'v. notice that he will attend to the It.. of .„ , twig
allowance, at an Orphans' Court to be hold tu r , : ., 3 . ,
his
°owe, ~, the bethuoi
. f . Mill mute . (1111C11 11.1 ill il'lletliV, f•lt'rk•
fluntingdon in and for the County of Hunting
don, on Wednesday the II th day of November . I l • t ' ic i :,.,:::l l ‘ i ni n ,Ti l i t Pi ' t ' itiA 1 . , 111, 31 . 11 OF 01.: 1.11 i " . tn. , tth s.,, ' (th ' r Intillet.S. Address , (stamp
next, at tote o'clock, p. in., when and where ull €4,'l",cut) C. A ,,,,,, littrri- ,,,,, r4, Pn., or it,
1 next, to wit:
.• • ' tereste lat• r , iiir II ti., present their , (1"; 1, - , ~, the Adon.' , t:"l" ,, m .Vie ,
• 11... 111 . , l. Lll l
, I. Daniel Gri3inger,, Administrator 01 . the claims before the utider,igned :ktlitor, or be de-: :1ug.19;57-3111.''
estate of Benjamin beaker, late of Dublin tp., barred from voining in upon said fund.
! deceased. TIII.o. 11. CIII:111,:1t, Auditor. '
2. Hobert Johnston, Administrator of iho ! 50pt.30,'37.-4t. I
eAtato of Capt. William Johnston, late of Jack-
son tp., tired. •
3. A lexmider Port, Esq., Executor of the
last will, .hc., of Jolut I fastitipt,, lute of Walker
tp., doe'd.
4. Alexander Port, surviving Administrator
t.t tp..
5. F acc...ivrt t.f Ah.,:anclei Port, Esq.,
:,,htiiiii.,trator 01 the cstate ot' Jlllllt, .'leettrt•
Loy Stittlioy, late or Ifctlder,on 11)., tlct,*(l.
t;. Y. ll:tys, of Gct,rtt:
Sarah ;old Itavid .Meamt, minor
chilli,' or Nkh,th's . , 1013:te,
Ex,eittor the last will,
A,0.. Ettate \Ve-ittet, late of Ilotideriutt tp.,
B..7'lionms llatinah aro?
:.l ue chilfltvn of It.pbert
of tln Iforon,lt of Iltifft.ifiLffiffff.
I ..
. kat: ol Shirley ti•.,
.
ORPHANS' GOURT SALE
If ()lllur3 of th
al:t1 nom. Coo t•ovol:411 ol
o,post.ti to lottbli, s.:tio 011 eh, 11,
T::i , ! - .11.ay, November 3J, 1857,
pr,yvrty o'' John I cr, latu of .id colt,
L. to wit:
t • the rout,' 'et 'the leritetst,
e,:(1 130 retehev, it brim_
• F:EI LEI ' \ IEOO
I.:1;;EE• clottrt
l, Eli , I; Ed.;•.lit 40 Elf, 111
'cut! lit !El Ili
111, .I . EI , •ILE it It 1,7E, - :;tort list
hio,f ~ Illrgt, !wick ham
1,10.1 1 . E goo,i
,1 di,lt ttak.a irra:',l i:,
r,ta, cmaairl, 2:17 afa,...;
El ,li.• .\141;i1,• IE/1111. S ' EEIE'E E , 11:11 II
: ,811 Ire, E 'Er.E!'; . ;l 11;11.1
Nat itri
, • -
al, 1J meat
kn'tll,, ..,-artie, of two In
:ugh of Huntingdon nod .11, 1.
anotity of in. , ndow upon raeh, they mall
ell ,u:ted d i graziilg 00 stock farms.
3. All girt u,arbcd (D) in said ding
iro porches about
all of this tract is cle,r,d and under rill
on, told has thereon erected two tenant but
4. All that tract Inarki.4l (14) in said ,ling
nnaining 214 acre, , ', i porehos; about
,nos of this tract nee cleared and under r
No buildings thereon.
. :bat tra,t, n;arked (I) in said diag
,o,a;niti, 11J acres
All that tract ni:triied (Kj iusaid
1,.. 4 acres, orvlles woodlail
7. All that tract marked ( in said clia;,
Alutinii.g i I`S 11,1 . clics trootnitt:
S. :\111:1;it tract ;;;:trkull (M) in 041 dia.;
..ntair,hig 117 acre::, 147 perches; wtssfl
P. A lcC. of the vit.:..ge or Bini,h
(o) ding.n, having the
stal.lo.
Th, fourth rat of
~ tract
townsbil ,
• ~ o 0 nt res, be. the :cone more or
traetF, or within tht.ir ,
•• • ;-; a, I al. ) , amotmt of for
•••• works; inexhaue.tible quarries of li
!•u,d other stone for buildsw, : 11 it irol
.;,,. (110.14,01111,,,t1q1.
,;• •••- • It large 1;11101111
LAST NOTICE
iiidatwt to
Maki, paymcnt on or bcrort!tht• I
00211 b, nyxt. All nutted told I:
unsvalol alter that duk, will
Itc 00041 out without rosiwet to in,
::Jo to ...
colon, at 10 o'clodl Of said f T. N. SWltt)pt.
DAVIDTeg,Itye.
•;1,1iI•itlel.1 interest ;.; '• :
• toy:l..ll'lp, ,•Nt, ;It v.;;.
• ' ; .11 ttpon ility sttle.
(xe; I t t!le Inat tilt:1;t:•;;.;
• ..; • ;i' !;tinting(lon
•
New GoodN Neu' Goods !
SIT
v. P. WM:VS CHEAP STORE.
I'. win has just ramrod froin
pliia iviih the largest and most hrtutitul .:
sormaint or
71'1 ifs 62:11:1
Ever brought to Huntingdon,
ol the most fashionable Dress Gum',
i....ii•s and 0 such as (Slack Silks.
.‘ll Wool de !mins, (all color.)
and whited. ouilire
Marred and Miley de kilns, Levelly
Deli:6z, Shepherds' Plaids, and
Prints of every description.
.ALSO, a large fot ot dress Trimmings, Frill-
ges, More Antique Ribbon, Buttons, Gum,
Itraids, &e. Bonnet Silks, Crapes,
(;lures, Mitts, Veils, Laces, Belts, Iliblionds
for Reed &
for Ski6s, Silk and Linen handkerchiefs. Silk
Neck ties. Zephyr, Freiniii IVorking Cotton, Li
nen and Cotes Floss, tidy Yarn, W0..1 •
Sc.
Also the hest and largest assortment of Col
lars, and tindersleaves, is town. Har'd and
mo ll Jaeonet, Mull Muslin, Swiss, Plain, Fig
ured and dotted. More., and Hoop Skirts,
Irish Linen, Linen Tahle Cloths, Napkins,
Towels, &e. Shirts, Shirt-breasts, Undershirts
mut drawers, wool coats, (goods, emulbrts and
scarfs.
Also a largo assortment of Waterloo Bay
State Wool Shawls. Single and Brocha Shawls.
Abe, Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets, Tweeds,
K. Jeans, Vesting, Alastins, blettehed and on
blenched, Sheeting and I'inew•ease Mus
Nankrons, Tic,hen, Clock, Tablo Napo Cra•h
Flannels, SacE Flannel, plain and figured, Can
ton Flannel, Blankets, °c.
Also, n !urge let I,l iliCllounets ti
ol the latest
styles and ut fury low prices. Hats and cups
anti kinds.
.00tN and Ehoes, Gum shoes, the best
and cheapest in town.
.
Xi WARE,QV/RENS
wArtE, Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, Churns,
Butter Bowls, Broom, Brushes, &c. Carpe ts,
Gil Cloths, Fish and Salt, Sugar, Collett,
Tea, Mtilai,scA, and all goods usually kept in
CUltillr,
My old customers, and as many new onus us
con crowd in arc respectfully requesteti to come
end extiminc my goods
All kinds of Country produce taken in ex
change fur goods, ut the highest market prices.
I.I.AVID I'.
Octobcr 7, IN7
NEN\r"rIIEATISE
1.i11411D
Thig cloy intlolished I.y E. C. & .1. BIDDLE.
No. 508 Minor Street, A
on Surveying; in which the th....Q at..!
nre 2'reet..lc.l by a
, .
five rrti a t!,:ola
System nalle •
oh. C.-
Itt,trateil by litlfflel'olls
A hsoth endow or it "Treatise on .Algebra. —
j Ili the ah,re tiaoteil wolk the author
:tolt,il the tho , Flaittly 1 , 11111,111`11 , 1,i . ‘
ttivtoi fin .
111111 Ilis ever . , tiling who , '
(..ct,,,ive br,int.:, in 1.1.1
Le lilt I:, to . ..eloire.
xv, it win he tnailoil tiil.7.; per
1 1 1 111 i 1) tiVi l F;gl. SE1.1114.11(11.1ti 1 111i1 1 , 1 . 111:1H01, 11 1 ‘l , / ,, , %% OA 1,1
11 1 111. 1 ,i,, •+,!T(.1., ut
OF III!.
1 1 , ' '. 1,.,.1,.1 1 0 •1111iii1 . ,1 , 41111 1 1,
S:31111,13 . Silli?(4 Sl',Jll7;.llli A A L vo., ()A.
Will 01.1111,11011 . 11 011 I.\ll ):. 11 1 .1 N tli .11:111,,,
rlll ' " 1(11 " 111 •'• I ' lll 1111-.1..1111
'
Ii I 1 tlliti nl. rer sL'""• t . . 2
(11, (1,1111,1.1011111111,8,
11111Sie Ftlr fin ther apply lo „ 1,„ , r T
.1. 11. 1..11? 111•:!!.
Auditcr's Notice.
Ily 1,1
('"urt of (2oni,ty,
tlisirilotle the balance the hood
of Thoto:ts We,,ton tool Nlielluel \Vestio,,
eculao of NVilllain :wow_
th.,(.10, 11,1,1,y gill,
!hat
FOUNDS:Sr.
ne ,U! wtona for the of in,
on Saturday the 2•lth iiiTeC , LI. 4, CILOSS INFORM TDEllt OLD
day Uctober next at one P• :d• at • all'rit , nll, ~nd the public generally, that they
I i, 0r:,,,i0 the ',rough i,f llant'n,bm, ! Im , e the above Munich.) , in full Oust,
and t, here all person:, having l'rrl."red to burnish ra"lings
sa;,l i!,:tid must pruwat them to the au.; t•. 5, 01011 0 of all kind ,
he th,reafter Lagged t0.1, , a1. Improved Ploughs,
thereof. • :Ilachi,es. 0,1 everything in theens•
:Env but 6 "
JOHN ,
TH ER 1 LEATHER LEATHER ,
,• ) I,' E l m AN,
11. (lull . Skins, and General Leather Dealer,
No. 6 South Third street, Philadelphia.
A general a,surtment of all kinds 41,01
AND OtAli SOLE I..E.VIVRC
Mara y
• • •
)1 . :AN1:010 - i.—;00,00 lin,ington
nun, in .turn and for 0:0100 kr
\VAL S111.:(;All10,
:31001 ur 1101 North 3•1 street, PH!,
1,,. : 1, 1 , ;(110NAII1.--I'Lin :111,1 tine
.t.,tionory n.nu:oeture.l s:110
\\*Nl. N. slIIN.1.1111 , :
1,1 North
~IZANGES AND LEMONS.-500
:oil 1,1. MS ill Sr :OA fer
Or 191 Ttulll PAI strcet,
I Blind! :snit
Il Wish::: in ',tun: :.11,1 for sit', liy.
VOI. N. Sill:G.llW.
m• streci,
C ,Clre :111t1 S:110 hy
1 I ' D 'S DATES, HU:NES, e ITN( ,N
IV M. N. i;111 . 4
I r 10: North phi",
L.MONDS, \WALNUTS, Nl - 1
LI and 1. , .1 , ,erts in store awl so.lo.hy
W.NI. N. , •111:.(;.klii),
323 or 191 N'th
Sept.9.'s7.- I y
COOK STOVE,
A Pl. F.IN D 11) NEW (20()Ii STON'E
Full: ut tli i, otiht. ;it is cab...4.A to burn
or
tl tf, otH
day ul
.i!. • '
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.:, .::,
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p if t
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t. , J tl.O Irt,l, thi
• II!,
L. , IL I.CW :11141 lel V bt mink! :01 1 , 1, 011 pap 1 o
,761,1 ) 117A1)() N11_11)1's . ,
they Inc
50pt.16,.57.-12m,
PORK P VC KiitS,
Wholesald Derdcrs tit °visions,
No. 325 LIBERTY STREET,
COMM ERCI A L ROW,
PIT TSB t: It , PA.
ft).- Agents fur Fairbanks' Scales.
• A pr. 1;3
DR. J R. HIRT,
DENTzsTi
ALEXA\IH HUNT. CO, PA.
April 1,
nried Beer, Ilan,. Shoulder, and hlilch, for
1.1 oak at the (lroeery Store of
LOVE 3111.1\11E,,
J OSEPII DOUG
pa.
A spletl.li.l Stolle (rodsforLaic I.v D. (4 1111I' F:.
'nee nev, (7. S. 111111(7(ET'r, while hi,
vg a, it ini , ,ioliary ' Sourlnnli Asia, (HS
o'crt!ti a , : filp1,11:(1 vertu. (titre ler Constitbp•
tot, A.:thin.), BrolichitiA, Coughs, (101,1, , , Net.,
von: 1), bilidy, and all impurities of the blood;
n ea , y and effectual mode of inhaling the
n desire to henelit
11, •. he will cheerfully send the te
it. itli em , ex
locHding and huccessfußy
Addross
1:1.t. (7. S. BURNETT,
nr,,,livay, N. V. City.
NLIV !OM C4::EAP
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY STORE
1.1 thu
t ,:.: l u:~~ l ,•muninr
1)A Vij
WAR 'G } & ?A
Lavin g a. good Turnihg
All work dor, ,'Leap for cart or COllll.
(1hi111 , 21,1 taken for casting;. Be•
24,1 cxpuriLtieed we bop, I,v strict
!di,' to to receive a, liberal share
Me1;11.1. S CROSS,
9, ItiJl
he r .Ir;ril 2'
\` ii wtto.. , . to ,t 1: ,ionalirti,rio.s, un t ruste d
r to hi.; rare iit Clitirt6 utlittntingdou
I Articics give
nt. tl ,litirtest tiotic, anti °lithe
April 22, I
: I N. 7
,
r
l';ATlci7.i.ll. SAFETY TRUST COW AN
Il „,„, ,t I . 4 , rner Mira,
• PHILADELPHIA.
...,,7,eperaled by the Slate of Fenn,
lvania.
A , riiiTiveii iti uuy sum large or s
interest pai,l front the tiny of ilepos l i ! :To l
ii :n • or
9 every day, front 9 o'clock
[NI 7 u'rlo,l: the and
Tht,,tl,l rvenings. till 9 o'clock
INT Eith:i . r FivE pErt cENT.
1:11 . ge or small, arc paid back in gold
..:anal V;i01,1!li 11001, rt, :my amount..
11EN R 1,. ANN
114,1;1•:liT SEl.l.l:ll)tiE, Vier President.
AV3: .1 Err, Se,ot.try.
'S
niiiitter, (:. Lantlreth Munns '
.. truer, I. Carroll Brewster
i'lrcialge, Joseph B. Barrr, '
. ~i,t.at, nen. I. Chiuchit;aa
Smith.
.ittitany confines it, bush'
itintine to over ONI: MILLIoN AN!. A
11A1.1 , are wade in conlorihity with
the prurhions of Ow charter, in Real Eshitt
iy igngey, Gre.,l Rents, and such tirst-elass
securities, us will always insure perfect security
o to the n Inch cannot licit to give
i:eriihnierry and toithility to this
:211, 1,56. Alarr:i;
,lii '-
1
'a s 74 ( 4 ) 0N
1 4
) - 1, ',', ' Ar. .4 )
. .
u•; i(r li:
,nsboL
;,.
Is ill the
I, ..fon.
the coldest
baud
all hint) et
FEED A SiIIIFFS,
LittND
ground,
:lin loatl, ic they can
t h,LI at a tumneut'b twtio
ull equal 1 . 10.1.. ood the:.
1....1
T I NEI
.18 of an improve:l will
u FULL TURN vl l' superior quali
tv to every bushel el h.ft at their 11110.•
N. B.—The Bueliwhegt stones are not quite
ready.
Ilinainglon, December 10, 1856.
; r.-7.12-41,12ard'i213./.
THE SI INTER SESSION
ir B Ltit
Will commence the Li of N , vember
Competent instructors luive st?eured. mid
getierad satihtaction may bo eYpePtell,
S 1 1 , 1 : 1i BONNETS in great variety and cheap
t I). P. variety
I'M SHOES, cheaper at 1). P. GWIN'S
-, than can ho lied in town. Call and sea
thee,
IV7 HALEBON E. HEED AND BRASS
VV VV Hoops and Reed Skirts, tor sale at the
cheap stow of ' D. I'. GM.
ROOTS & SHOES, the largest and cheapest
assortment in town, oh
LETTER-COPIER FOR SALE.
Au uxcellem one fur sale at this office. Thit.
i,.the Nu. I Clllll kW] IL 1,1, Tres,
Bt. CRSt:IN Gl.O VL' & MITTS
cheap ut
I. (iIV.IN'S.
i•t~tir.~l~~ t.,
1). I'. GWIN'S.