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Tlll3 GREAT NATIONAL EXHIIIITIUNi, . pisSiNO. 3.—Stalliossfor general 6ie, 6 vlears
of Imported Blood and American Breeds of '- ' ' ' I and over. "r
HORSES • - First preminrct. . . , $lOO
VIII be held on KEYSTONE PARE, Agricultural Second Alo : ! . ; , .r 25
___,,„ Xair_Grout3,ds,„ • __. ,_ Class No. 4.—Stallions for general . Use, 4
r ,:i 6 poi trnuospoirr a .,, , - : 0 . years .and under 6. •
On - Ttfasna.N.Ptstiititstisv,Tuhsviv & t'IUDAY First premium, . . 50
September 2,3, 4, and 5; 1862. ' Seiond do.. 20
Premium List and Prize Banner open to Class No. s.—Stallions of 2 years and under 4.
Exhibitors from the Comities and First premium .$3O
other British Provinces. Second ' do 12
s No. 6.—Mares witn Foal by their sides.
_ ! .,..Tke.lntpagers flatter themselves thataltho' Oise
itii pant eihibiticins held' id. other parts of the First Premium ''. •
, .. • $3O
United•State,s, haveeeneinently successful Second do 10
and entlielysatisfactori to the pOli Class No. T.—Breeding Mares.c,the past
experience will enable them to improve - some. For the best breeding Mare, 4 years and over.
what in the details of the arrangements, and First PremiuM ; , • $5O
and in this connection they hope to give better Second do 1 1 2O
facilities fOrrthelclelibarate(examination and Class No..3.:—Fillies, 2 years and under 4.
trial of horses intended for sale. Williamsport First premium, • , , $4O
is easily and quickly accessible from all direr- Second do . 20
Lions. Keystone Park is unequaled in its track - Class No. 9.—Fillies, t l year and under 2.
for showing.or training a horse. The mane- First premium. I $2O
geriPtiesip td mike 'this a horse mart,worthy Sebond .do • 1 10
of its central position, and its extraordinary Class No. 101—Colts 2 years and under 4.
..,
facilities. First premium, I $25
BOARD OP MANAGERS. Second do' 10
;-- '., , . .J
A. B. KApp, • Class No. 11.—Colts, (Stallions or Geld ngs,'
D. K. JACKMAN, :. 1 year and under 2.
PETER HEREIC, First premium
J. N. BAGG, Sdcond dci
?`i ;. 7 W..F. LOGAN, , - Class No? 12.—Matched Horses, (Geldingp...42r
HENRY DRINKER, • M4res.) For the best span, 16 hands and ot-e.
GORDON F. MASON, First premium, , $5O
COL. S. G. HATHAWAY, Second do. , • 20
~,;..1. ::' ) .F ,: WM. COLDER; . • ' For the best span of Matched Horses, 14
J. H. COWDEN. hands, and under 16.
• HDWARD LYON, First premium, 25
• A. E. KAPP,President. Second do 10
11. E. T,AYLOII, Treasurer. ; Class No. 13.—Fancy Matched Horses, (Geld-
W F. LOGAN,.Marshal. • , ings or Mares.)
GOO. M. D'PLTI, Se&etary. ” ,
111
BE
GENERAL' REGULATIONS.
ENTRANCE TO THE PARK.
The entrance to Keystone Park for visitors
on foot, is by the Center Gate, on Campbell
Street. The entrance for hories, and Carri
ages is by the N. E. Gate on Campbell Street.
The gates will be open for the affinission
of the public, from 8,4 o'clock, A. M., until
sundown of _each, day. • -
The Chief Marshal and Superintendents of
_the exhibition, will meet at the President's
Tent at 8 o'clock, A. M., each day, to perfect
the arrangements" for .the. dnx.-
CIIPERINTENDEKTE.
A Superintendent will accompany each set
of Judges, and point out the different classes
of stock. to be exhibited. They will see Riot
Horses are provided; 'with halters by their
owners, and suitably', arranged for exhibition
each day. 1
REPORTERS AEI) JUDGES.
Will please report themselves on their arrival
in town, at-the office of the Society, corner of
Third and Elmira Streets, in Taylor's build
ing, where the Committee of Reception v ill
be in session. Cards of admission will lte
furnished ;them to- the 'Exhibition and the
Committee will extend to them every civility
within their power. .
. ~REPORTERS.
Poi the greater convenience of editors and
repottere for the pt.( es a, lent will be specially
Set apiiit for their use, and every facility ev . ll
he afforded them to obtain and transmit
Inforinaii
.. • A ,Committee of Reception from the Press
Will 'receive their brethren from abroad, on
the field .and further the purpose d their
coming: -
iUDGEB
The Judges wili assembleltt the Tent of the
President on the growad, at 8 o'clock, A. 31.,
Tuesday. to organize and fill vacancies in the
Board, should auy. occur. The report of the
Judges must be handed to the President's Sec
retary before Thursday noon.,
REFRESHMENTS
_I
Will be furnished for visitors on: the field at a
moderate charge. A tent saloon for ladies
ifilbbeiproritied with female attendants.
Ices, Coffee, Oysters, &c., will be Supplied
by a competent confectioner.
PRICES OF ADMISSION :
No Season Tickets will be is not!. Sin-
gle admission to the grounds $0 25
Children under t!elve-years of age, half
. .
. . . .
-
price.
Admittance to the seats opposite the
Judges' stand
Members of Public &hoots. Seminaries
,
,
. or Colleges, rimy commute for adtiii.a '
sion with the Treasurer.
VISITORS IN CARRIAGES.
.
Pfli-,9, , ,f0ur, or six horse veh i ielestud driver, , .
~
-^- taissingat's being supplied with Tickets 1 00
For ;:i. - two horse vehicle and driver, pas-
Fenger:: being supplied with Tickets 7.1
For a t?po borsevepiclo and driver pus. .
Nengeri lAtrig - §uPplied witlitickets 50
For a horse and its rid 4 50
ACCOMMODATIOSS
Exhibitoriwiltbe provided with stalls and
bedding for that:Stock, in the NEW BARNS
of the Society, and in stalls adjoining, to the
extent of their ability to provide the same, (if
notice he gi , en on or before the 20th day of
Xiignst,) without charge; So that horses - mai ,
be driven to the exhibition grounds and used
not be removed till' the exhibition is closed.
Gyivit,sind hay will be furnished to those Whb
dettlie"ii; at market. price. Arrangements
also be made with public or private stable
keepers for exhibitors who make early t•-•
quests for the keeping of horses, and at a
reasonable charge.
ENTRANCE FEES
In Consideration of the Superior A ecommoda(ioiis
.offere4 Gratuitouely.
Competitors for'PreminrnS . of $ : 200 $lO
do do do do 100 5
do do do do 80 and over 30, .3
• do ' do do do 30 and under, 1 2
Single Ilorses f 'Ander ,the . saddle or in
hnrness, entered for exlailaition, but not
in competition for premium and subject
to the call of the Marshal, ; 3
Single spans, or Tandems, or Tridems, j 4
Six In hand,
5
ramtimas.
Premiums will not be paid on animals re-
Moved-from ;the exhibition c urtless, such ic
moyal t hite the sphcial approval of_ the Chlef
Marshal, and premiums not claimed within
thirty days after the award, will lie consid
ered as forfeited. Premiums will not be paid
em horses which are -unsound.
MUM
It is desirable that those n•ho intend.to
make entries for exhibition should notify the
Secretary on or before August 20th, that ar
rangements ruay.positively be made foi their
accommodatioa... Letters mai be addressed
to the Secretary at Williamsport. The Treas
urer will pay premiums awarded at the busi
ness Tent, on the Ground, at the close of the
.Ir.ghi4itioni / and at - his, clime ,in .Williamsport
di:H.ll3l*e folliniint roefith c 'o Will forivard
any premium, not so paid, in such manner as
the person entitled to the same, may direct.
• ,-: PREMIUMS..
Premium ; Two Hundred Dollars '.5200
Speed will be considered in making ,tbe
award.
-Class No , 2.—Tborough Bred Mares.
Presdum, One Hundred Dollars. $lOO
,Elpised will bs considered in nuking the
sword. , , .
Flrst premitim, 50
Second do 20
Size, action and speed will be considered in
Making the award.
Class No. 14.—Gentleman's spans of Driving
Horses (Geldings or Mares.)
First premium, $lOO
Second do 20
:'Size, action and speed will The considered
in making the award.
Class No. 15.—Family Horses (Geldings or
Mares.)
, For the best Family Horse, four years and
over, driving, color, size and action will be
cionsidered in making theaward.
First prernihm,
Second dO
Class No. 15.—Gentlemen's Driving
(Geldings or Mares) 4 years find of
First premium
Second do
. Driving, ; color, size action and spo
be considered in making the award.
Class No. 11'.—Saddle Horses,
1 For the best Gentlemen's Saddle a
First premium,
Second do
For the best Lady's Saddle Horse. I
First premium,: . 20
I
Second do , lOl
I Class NO. 18.—Farm and Draft Horses *
I For - the. best pair of Farm or Draft Horses.
First premium , $5O
Second do ' ' , 10
Class No. 10. --Best single Farm or DraftH )r.se.
First premium,. ' $l5
,
Second do 8
; Class No. 20.—Ponies..
1 Ponies, 'under 14 hands, driven double,
!Tandem or Tridem
First premium
Second do
Class No. 21'.
Best Team six in band,
Class No. 22.
Best Tandem or Tridem Team,
• STATE PRIZE BANNER
Will be awarded to the State (Agricultural
Society) other than Pennsylvania,which
by its citizens, enter for exhibition the largest
number Of valuable horses 'a Prize Banner
worth $2OO
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR EX-
SIBITORS
Exhibitors 'with horses are required to use
the South Entrance' gate on Campbell street,
in coming on to and returning from the
grounds.
Entries of stock may be made at the office .
of the Secretary in Taylor's Building, until
1 Monday, 9 o'clock, p. m. September Ist, when
;I the books must be made up for the Judges.
I The exhibition of stock on the track will take
place precisely at the time specified in the
subjoined arrangement ; and animals not pre
pared at the proper time and place, may at
I the discretion of the Judges, be ruled out of
1 competition. ' ' StoCk will be marked with
I cards furnished by the Secretary, designating
'the class 4nd No. of entry; and during the
exhibitioh they most be placed entirely under
the management of the officers of the .society.
If sufficient, time has'not been given, in the
programme for the, Judges to examine any one
class before the calling of another, class, the
first named class will be examined on a va
cant part of the ground to be designated by
the Chief Marshal. Arrangements will be
made for the trial of Draft Horses by testing
1 their strength, docility, etc., at a load.
Owners or agents offering horses for premi
um or exhibition will receive tickets of ad
mission. Exhibitors are requested to leave
sufficient space around each horse or vehicle
for the Judges to pass freely.
The Judges will in all cases withold premi
ums where the horse is not-worthy or is un
sound, though there be no competition.
Exhibitors entering colts of the age of three
years and under shall furnish to the Judges
evidence of the time of foaling, to be filed with
the Recording Secretary. Pedigree of Blood
Horses and origin and age must be furnished,
if required,for every horse offered for premium.
. The Judges will report to the Board of Man;
agers not only the horses entitled to premi
ums, but also those next in merit in each class,
to meet the contingency of any objection which
may arise to the award. All horses not ob
taining premiums, which in the opinion of
the Judges deserve special commendation, will
be so reported to the board of Managers.
The Judges, if not satisfied as to the regu
larity of the entries in the respective classes,
or the ages of the horses as recorded in the
entries, will apply to the Recording Secretary
for informations, and should there be any
doubt, after examinations, of their coming
within the reghlations, or if any horse is of
such a character as not to be entitled to ex
hibition in competition, they will report the
facts for the consideration of the Board of
Managers, that such course may bp adopted as
the case may require.
The several classes of horses upon exhibi
tion! will be called for in the order indicated
in the programme, and precisely at the hour
named, when a flag will be raised near the
Judges' stand with the !inscription, "CLEAR
THE TRACK."
'Oen the hour arrives for the exhibition of
any class of horses the bell will be rung and
a flag will be raised to, indicate the class to
be eibibited.
All horses entered will be at the risk of the
owners.. The most effectual means will be
taken through the agency , of the police and
otherwise to guard and protect the horses ex
hibited ;Int the managers cannot be respon
sible for injuries occasioned by accident or
otherwise. .
Reports of the doings Of the Exhibition - will
be officially published. : •
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SAL OF •RORSES.
_ .
Monies intended :for 'public or private sale
will be labellediaccordingly, and a portion of
the ground will be , designated for their exam
ination and sale. The services of an auction
eer will be provided,, and a time named for
public sales. TheSecretard will give notice of
such intended sa es, if .early entry is made
with him to tinit effect. Such horses cannot
be withdrawn until the close of the Exhibition,
except by written authority of the Managers
COLOR OF BADGES.
Members of the several Committees will be
recognized by the following badges: •
Class Nos. L & 2.—Thorough Bred Horses,
Navy Blue - Ribbon.
Class No, 3. 7 -Stallions, 6 years and over,
Green Ribbon.
- Class No. 4.—§tallions 4 years and under
6, White Ribbon.
Class :70. S.—Stallions, 2 years and under
4, Green and White Ribbon.
Class Nos. 6 & 7.—Mares with foal and
Breeding,Mares, ,Orange Ribbon.
Clan. Nos 8 .t O.—Fillies, Black and Orsinge
Ribbon.:: ,
Class Nos. 10 & 11.—Colts, Green and Red
Ribboia.
$2O
Class Nos. 12 k 13.—Match and Fancy
Match horses, Red and White Ribbon.
Class No. 14;—Gent'a Spans of Driving
Horses, Light Bine and Pink Ribbon.
Class No. IG. ,Family Horses. Red, White
and Blue Ribbon.
Class No. 16.-+Gentleman's Driving Horses,
Blue and White. Ribbon.
Class Nos. 17 k 20.—Saddle Horses and
Ponies, Black and White Ribbon.
Class Nos.: 18 & 19.—Farmers' Diatight
Horses, Red Ribbon.
Class Nosp 21 k 22.—Best Team, Pink
Ribbon.
Board of Managers, Rosettes
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS
No featurc of.the Horse Show is more pleas
ing to the managers, and we trust acceptable
to the public, than . the , facilities offered for
the transporttng of horses and grooms to and
from the Exhibition.
•
Pennsylvania; Central R. R.,
Philadelphia 4: Erie R. It,
Philadelphia & Reading R. R.,
Lebanon Valley R. R.,
Catawissa IL R.,
Elmira 5: Williamsport R. R.,
Syracuse, Binghamton & New York IL It,
East:Pennsylvania IL R., .
Shamokin Valley R. R.,
will carry visitors, hbrses and grooms free,
one way. The Lackawanna & Bloonisburg,
Wilmington' Si Baltimore, and Cumberland
Valley„ agree to do as other-roads do.: There
are other roads:to hear from, which will. wr th
out doubt, come into the same arrangements.
Thus it will IM seen that the State of Fenn
sylvania is thipw-ti wide open to the ;exhibi
tion.- The roads will collect fares .on all
herses.coming to the exhibition, and return
them free, on presentation of the Certificate
that they have been on Exhibition, and are
unchanged ini ownership: The following is
the form of Nrtificate referred to abcye : •
$5O
Horses
al 11
ed gill
$2O
10
'NATIONAL HORSE SHOW.
W4LIA3SSPOItT, Sept. - 1862.
To Railroad Agents:
This certifies that has had on exhi
bition, and net sold Horses, at the First
National Horie Show, held in Williamsport,
Penna., on the 2d, 3d, 4th and sth of Septem
ber, 1862. I
.Secretary.
$l5
10
c. WARRINER,
Jeweller and Watchmaker,
OCATED on Main St.. opposite the Court
ILA House, Coudersport, Pa.
CloCks, Watches,
Repaired' on; short notice and warranted to
give satisfact on.
A good assortment of
CLOCKS,
IWATCHES, and ;
JEWELRY
on . hand. Cheap for CASH and warranted as
reprepented.; .As an even exchange is no rob
bery I will give you time for Money.;•
Coudersport, Dec. 16, 1861
. .
,-,
44riu: Varnroz griof 1
1.)
rIHE undersigned \could respectfully inform
the surrounding community that 'he has
taken the rooms formerly occupied, by John
S. Mann, where he is prepared to dO
All kinds of Harness Work
on the shortest notice.
LONG STRAW COLL ARS,
also kept constantly on hand. TheSe collars
are a superior article, and need but'a trial to
insure their success.
Repairing done in good style.
Surcingles, Martingale-rings, Hamei, and
Hame•straps, &c., kept constantly cin hand.
The public are invited to call and examine,
before purChasing elsewhere.
S. P. MINAR
Coudersport Oct. 16th, 1860.
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OLMSTED Sr KELLY'S'
STORE can always be found the best of
Cobking, Box and
.Parlor
STOVE S
Also, TIN and SHET-IRON WARE, POTS,
KETTLES, SPIDERS, SCOTCH BOWLS,
FRYING-PANS, SAP-PANS, and CAULD
RONS. Also , Agricutural Impleraents,.
such as PLOWS. SCRAPERS. CULTIVA
TORS,' CQRN-SHELLERS, HORSE 7 RAKES,
DOG-POWERS, &c.
THEIR WORK
is well made and the material good. Good and
substantial EAVES-TROUGHS put up in any
part of the County—Terms easy. Ready Pay
of all kinds, including Cash, seldom refused.
Store on Main Street opposite the Old Court
House, COudersport. Aug. 1, 180.-50,
NATRONA COAL OIL
WAERANTED NON EXPLOSIVE!
and equal to any Kerosene.
WHY buy an explosive Oil, when a few
cents more per gallon will furnish you with a
perfect Oil? Made only by ,
PENNI. SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. 1.27 Walnut Street, lltitadelpbia.
Feby. 1. TOL I.T
The Bngle I ;Ai
of Extermination- ageing Bad Teath, .'Bad
• 3lreath, Illmied Gums, TOotlxa.rE4-,
' r ae4 and Bleurelgia.
()SR A.TiLigitY IS 1 -
Dr. wm B.
-DENTAL ' 'TREASURY :
A complete - set of liefinedieS for;:
PRFSERVINJ TEE TEETE. , J URIFTLYG
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Dr.fford'smagic TOOTBAOHE DROPS,I box
Dr. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER. • I •
Dr. MANUAL on the' 1/..5, 'Means of
Preserving Oie-Teeth, Direciions for
the PrOper, Treatment of Children's. Teeth. .
FLOSS SILK for cleaning t4tweeti the Teeth
TOOTH PICKS, etc., etc. j i •
Prepared at
. Dr. Ilurd'sj Dental Office, 77
Fourth St., Brooklyn, (E. D.l
Price;ONE DULLA R; or, SIX for $5
The Dental Treasury makes a. pacimge eight
inches by fire,, and is sent 'by express.
Full iirection for use is ongieh article.
The following articles we Can send separ
ately, by mail, viz:
The Treatise on Preserving Teeth sent, post-'
paid, on receipt of TWelve Cents, or bone,
stampsj
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The Niuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgia in the,
Face, Nervous Headache, and Earache, sent,;
postpaid, on tecelpt of Eighteeri cents, or BIZ
stamps:
The Neuralgia and Rheumatic Plaster (large
'sir.),) fix. pains in the Cheat, Shoulders, Bach;
or any part of the body, ,sent, post-paid,. on
receipt' of Thirty-Seven cents.
Address Win. Ilurd' & Co.
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Dr. flurd's! i MOUTH WASH, COOTII POW.I
DER, and TOOTHACHE! DROPS Cannot he
sent by mail. 4 but they care nrohahly - be ribtait4
ed at your Drug or Periodical .Stores. If the.y
cannot, send- to us For the Dent. , l . TreasurA
price,
.b ne'Dollar, which contains them. ,
NOW, H
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The best evidence that they are is, that their
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i .
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the gross: , , i 1
The Editor of the Brooklyn DOily Times sap i
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with!bis Mot th Wash and Tooth Powder.. The
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,
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,Poweer: sof good that my l '
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. ,
But their cost is so small that every o ne
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Beware ofthe ordinary Tooth Powders Dr.
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WHAT DOES DR. HURD'S REMEDIES MEDI'
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one •i
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j WHAT ARE THE PFOOLE DOING 1 .!
The American nebide are , intelligent enotgli,
;:• appreciate preparations that contribute so
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letters.'sortie orderiing the TREATISE ON TEETHiI
Some theNecnAten4. ['LAS rims, and not a few
encloshig 37 cents for the Mutrrit' WASH i .to
sent by mail; but* those we are compelled'
to reply that it is , inipossible to send a htlft,
pint bottle by mail.; The people want :these
Remedies. Who wqt supply Mont Now is the
Chance; for 'Agents..
•
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carrying these articles aronedln Th y '
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One and see, or, better, )1 dozen, which we will
sell as samples for $7:: -WM,'B. HARD SLICO,
I
Tribune Buildings, New York. ,;
j That remittance! may be made With confi,'•••
pence, W. B. 11. loco.refer to the Mayor
BrUoklyn ; to (I.W . Griffith, Presid't Farniere,`
ORAN 1 3010kriiiiiO4 aid 11 sitrow.
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