FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR.
OF THE
GLENWOOD
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
SUSaUEHANNAH COUNTY, PA.
WILL BE HELD ON
Wednesday. Thursday A Friday, Sept,
1 2th, 13th and I 4th, 1866.
THE Exhibition for this yenr, will be conducted
upon the same general principles as hereto
fore and we shall strive to have arrangements for
the comfert and pleasuie of our visitors, more per
fect than ever before. . ,
A competent committee is now corresponding w
distinguished men for the purpose of procuring an
eminent speaker to delive : the annual address, whose
name will be announced, as soon as arrangements are
made, that can be depouded upon.
Reference may be made to Premium List, Rules
aud Regulations for further information.
AC. SISSON. President. Abington.Pa.
11. L. HARDING, Secretary. Nicholson, Pa.
Premium List. — Gent's Department.
CLASS 1,-STALLIONS.BROOD MARES,MATCH
ED AND SINGLE HORSES.
Best Stallion four years old or upwards, 810
2nd best r
Best Brood niaro with foal at her foot,
2nd best, 7
Best pair matched carriage horses or mares,
2nd best , „ L. s
Best pair horses or mares for all work,
2nd best,
Best single driving horse or mare,
CLASS II —SADDLE HORSES A YOUNG STAL
LIONS.
Best saddle horse or mare. 83
" stallion three years old, 2
" stallion two years old, ' *
" stallion one year old, 1
CLASS 111 - COLTS AND MULES.
Best gelding or mare three years old, 83
2nd best, 2
Best gelding or mare two years old,
2nd best, \
Best pair mules, ®
2nd best
CLASS IV -GRADE DURHAM CATTLE.
Best bull two years old and upwards, 85
2nd best, *
Best bull one year old. f
2nd best, ..
Best under tsn months old, *■
2ud best, .
Best cow three years old and upwards
2nd best,
Best he fer two years old, £
2nd best .
Best neifer one year old, j
2nd best, i
Best heifer under ten months, -
2nd best, 1
CLASS V.-GRADE DEVON CATTLE.
Best bull two years old and upwards, $5
2nd best. 3
Lest bull one year old, •>
2nd best, 2
Best under ten months old, 2
2nd best,
Best cow three years old and upwards,
2nd best, 3
Best heifer two years,
2nd fiest, 2
Best hiefer one year old,
2nd best, 2
Best hiefer under ten months. 2
2nd best, 1
CLASS VI.—NATIVE CATTLE.
Best bull two years old and upwards, $4
2nd best, 2
Best hull one year old, 2
2nd best, 1
Best bull under ten months old. 1
Best cow three years old and upwards, 4
2nd best, 2
Best heifer two years old- 2
2nd best, 1
Best heifer under ten mouths old, 1
CLASS VII—WORKING OXEN AND STEERS.
Best pair working oxen four years old or over 85
2nd lest, 3
Best pair steers three years old, 3
2nd best, 2
Best pnir steers three years old. 2
2nd best, 1
CLASS VIII— SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Best fine wool buck, 84
2nd best, 9 2
B '-*t three fine wool ewts, 4
2nd best, 2
B-. t three fine wool lambs, 3
2nd best, 2
Bast coarse wool buck, 4
2nd best, 2 ]
Best three coarse wool ewes. 4
2nd best, 2
Best three coarse wool lambs, 3
CLASS IX.—SWINE,
Best boar, 83
2nd bast, 3
Best sow, 2
2nd best, 2
Best five spring pigs. 3
2nd best, " 2
CLASS X.-POULTRY. Ac.
Best coop Shanghais, 81
* •• Brahmas.
•• " common fowls, 1
'• " Bantams, 1
•' • Javas,
" cage of canaries, 1
" pairturkies, 1
" " geese. 1
" • ducks,
'• lot ol spring chickens, 1
CLASS XI,—FIRST DIVISION MECHANICAL
DEPARTMENT.
Best lumber wagon, 84
do spring market wagon 4
do do carriage, 5
do open buggy, 5
do road sulkey. 1
do trotting sulkey, 2
da oo buggy. 3
CLASSXII.-SECOXD DIVISION MECHANICAL
DEPARTMENT.
Best plow for general use, 82
do cultivator, do 2
do horse rake do 2
do band-rake do £
do ox-yoke do J
do corn-basket do }
do grain cradle do }
do barrow do
do butter firkin do £
do do pail do }
do wooden churn do }
do wheelbarrow do f
CLASS Xlir-TIURD DIVISION MECHANICAL
DEPARTMENT.
Best set of carriage harness, double, $4
do do do do single, 2
do do team do double, 2
do pair stoga boots, 1
do do fine do • 2
do thiee sides sole leather, hemlock tanned, 2
do do do do oak <io 2
do do upper do do do 2
do do call skins, do do 2
do saddle, bridle, and martingales; 2
CLASS XIV. - FOURTH DIVISION MECHANI
CAL DEPARTMENT,
Best specimen of tin ware, $2
do do of car-iage or sign painting, 2
do do of cabinet work, 5
do do of horse shoeing and shoes, 2
do do straw cutter, 2
do do mowing machine, g
do do corn sheller, I
CLASS XV.~VEGETABLES*
Best three beads os cauliflowers. 31
do do do cabbage, 1
do twelve round turnsps, £
do do Freuch turnips, |
do do rutabaga turnips. 1
do do beets,
do do carrots, a
do do parsnips,
do do onions,
(do do peppers,
do do tomatoes,
do three squashes. f
do do pumpkins, ,
do twelve ears of swest com
do three water melons, |
do do mask melons, i
do one bushel of potatoes 2
o'LASS XVI.—BUTTER, CttEESE, HONEY, Ae.
Best pail or firkin of butter, 15
2nd best, 3
3d best, 2
Best twenty pounds or more of cheese, 2
2nd best, 1
Best maple sugar. * 1
do box of honey, 1
do maple syrup, 1
do cider vin< gar, }
do home mad* soap, |
CLASS XVII.—GRAIN AND FLOUR-
Best bushel of corn in the ear, 82
do do ot oats. 1
do do of buckwheat.
do half bushel ot white spring wheat, 2
do do of red winter wheat, 2
do do of white do 2
do do rye, J
do peck of clover seed, J
do do timothy seed, J
do do flax seed, '
do sack of wheat flour, I
do do buckwheat, i
do do corn meal, I
CLAsS XVIII— FRUIT.
Best variety of wiuter apples, five of a kind, 85
do do of fall do de 3
do specimen et peaches, 2
do do pears, 2
do do quinces, 1
do variety of grapes, 3
CLASS XIX—PHOTOGRAPHS AND
PENMANSHIP.
Best specimen of photographs, $3
do do porcelain pictures, 3
do do penmanship, 2
CLASS XX —TROTTING COLTS.
Fastest lour year old colt, S3O
do three do 20
Best two in three in harness.
CLASS AXI.— 1 ROTTING HORSES.
Fastest horse that never trotted under 3
minutes. SSO
do pair ol hurses owned by one man, 150
do horse without exception, 300
Single horses best three in five, in harness.
Double team, best two in three, to wagon.
Judges of Classes 1, 2 A 3—J S, Tarbell, Mont
rose, Lujbia IWigiit, Nicholson, Marshall ilayden,
New Miltoiu.
For Classes 4, 5. 6, 7, 6, A 9.—Capt John C Mor
ris, Friendsville, J. M, Lee, Lathtop, Andrew Rog
ers. Brooklyn,
For Classes 15. 17, 18 A 19.—James Hartley,
Benton, J awes E, liowe Ist, Nicholson, Stephen Bell,
Lenox.
Fur Classes 10, 11, 12, 13 A 14 —Chauncy Scott,
Latbrop, Aruh Squires, Jr. Nicholson, A. B. Baker,
Benton,
For Classes, lg.—J. 0, Bullard, Brooklyn. M. J,
Harrington. Bridgt water, S. S. DeKay, Clinton.
For Classes 20 A2l Ira Tripp, Scranton, Selah
Niver Binghamton, Clay Clap, Scranton.
Premium List. —Ladies' Departmant
CLASS XXII—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Best loaf of wheat bread, $1
do do brown bread. I
do pound cake, 1
do spi nge cake, 1
do lot of preserves, 1
do specimen of pickles, I
CLASS XXIII—DOMESTIC MANUFAC
TURES.
Best ten yrds of flannpl. $2
do five yards of fulled cloth, 2
do fifteen yards woolen carpet, 2
do fifteen yards rag cajpet, 1
do six pair woolen s >cks, 1
do two pair woolen mittens, I
do ten yards linen cloth, 2
do specimen of linen thread, I
CLASS XXIV—FLOWERS.
Best collection of flowers, $2
do do of dahlies, 1
do do of roses, 1
do do of verbenas, 1
do boquet, 2
CLASS XXV- ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
Best oil paintirg, $2
do oriental punting, 1
do crayon painting, 2
CLASSXXVI.- FANCY EMBROIDERY
Best piece of worsted embroidery, $2
do piece of silk embroidery, 2
do piece of cotton embroidery, 1
CLASS XXVII.— ORNAMENTAL NEEDLEWORK
Bast patchwork quilt, $3
do quilt of any other kind, 2
do bed spread, 2
do ladies sacque, 2
do ladies b"nnof, 1
Judges for Classes 22, 23 A 27— Mrs. Nathan
Young. Benton, Mrs. J. O. Bullard. Brooklyn, Mrs.
J. E. • owe, Ist Nict.olson.
For Classes i\. 25 A 26,—Mrs W 11. Osterbout
Glenwood, Miss P A Jfallstead, Nicholson, Mrs.
Arah Squiers Jr Nicholson.
Class 28. —Miscellaneous
Meritorious articles on animals not mentioned in
the foregoing schedule, it is hoped will be on exhi
bition. All such will be entitled to a discretionary
premium if in the opinion of the Committee of Ar
rangements, they are worthy.
0. L IIALLSTEAD, ) Committee
JAMES STERLING, V of
I S. LITTLE, 3 Arrangements.
Rules and Regulations.
Tickets for each ndmission, twenty-fire cents. -
Children under twelve years of age, tsn cents,, Car
riages will be allowed to enter the enclosure on pay
ment of fifty cents for each admission for a pair of
hores, and twenty five cents for a single horse. Colts
two years and under, ten cents. Stock, and all other
articles entered fo. exhibition, free of charge: hors
es, inules and colts only excepted No per-ons will
be allowed to gamble or sell any intoxicating liquors
on the Fair Grounds, upon penalty of fine and being
forcibly ejected from the Grounds. The Books of
entry will be with H, L Harding, Nicholson, Pa.
until the day of the Fair ; at which time they will
be found at the office formerly occupied by Shultx,
Eaton A Co. near the Fait Grounds.
All articles and animals intended for exhibition
should be entered as soon possible- Animals and ar
ticles entered for exhibition will hare cards attach
ed with number and class as entered on entry book ;
and it isreruiie i that exhibitors in all classes shall
obiain their cards of number and class previous to
placing their articles on the grounds.
The books of entry will be closed at nine o'clock,
a. m. the second day of the Fair, except for horses
trotting the third day. They will have the privilege
of entering until half an hour previous to the time of
their respec ive trot Afre r which time theie will
pjs'tively be no entries received.
All nniin >ls and articles for exhibition must be on
the Fair Ground as soon as nine o'clock. Thursday
morning, the second day of the Fair, at which time
the Judges will take the entiy Books and proceed to
decide the merits of the articles and animals entered
for premiums,
All articlesandanimals entered for premiums most
remain on the Fair 3rounds until the close of the fair, (
Feed will be furnished for stock competing for pre
mium*, on or near the Fair Grounds, free of charge.
Visi' rs driving their carriages inside the gates
may depend upon finding bay and oats, at reasona
ble charge
Horsemanship and trot ting will be conducted as
follows • Tl e three ind four years old colts will trot
the first day of the Fair, commencing at two o'clock,
p. m. Sweepstakes premium of $lO lor all horses
that never trotted in punlic within three minutes,ar
two o'clock p- in, second day. The double team trot
for $l5O premium,and the single S3OO premium will
be trotted for on the third day. commencing with the
doubleteam trot. at 10 o'cl >ck a. m*
The annual address will be delivered from the
Judges' stand at 12 o'clock M, on the third day*
After the address.the reports of Judges will be an
nounced. The trot for the 300 purse will come off at
2 o'clock p. m the third day
Premiums will be paid at the office of the Traasu
er, WH. Cstterboadt, Esq.. at Glen wood, on and
after the firsteot Oc* >her. except for classes 20 and 21
which will be paid on the last day of the Fair, after
decision of the Judges
Persons competing lor premiums,in classes 20 and
21, will be reduir-d to pay 10 per ct. on amount of
premiums for which they enter.
All premium* not called for within six months after
ward, will be considered as donated te the Society,
A Valuable
FARM FOR SALE.
The Subscriber offers at Private Sale, on the most
reasonable terms his farm situate
IN TUNKHANNOCK TP..
Wyoming County Pa.; three miles from the Borough
•f Tunkhannock. on the road to Factory ville,
Containing 300 Acres
Two hundred acres under a good state of cultiva
tion, with
Good Buildings,
with large orchards of choicely selected Fruit Trees
of all kinds. This farm is well watered in every
part ; and is well adapted to grain raising or for a
Dairy farm, A Large amount of Stock and farming
implements of all kinds will also be sold*
For pnrt'culars as to price, terms of payment, Ac.,
apply to the owner on the premises— or bv letter to
Wm. B. OVERFIELD.
Tunkhannock, Pa. Aug, 18gg—vgnl,3w.
WANTED. $27.60 per day.
AGENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen, in every
County in the United Mates, to sell tbe Ink Powders
of the American Ink Company, The powder sells
for forty cents per package,and will make ink enough
to fill fifty bottles ot the size usually retailed at ten
cents per bottle. A smart agent can sell a gross of
it a day, and clear $27 60 The ink can be made
from the powder in three minutes in common boiling
water. It is a perfe -t black ink, the best in the
world. It flows easily, does not corrode the pen a
particle, never gums up, is not injured by freezing,
and its color will last for ever. Every family in
America will buy it, as a package will last a family
for years, and ink can be made in small quantities
as wanted. With each gross we send a thousand
circulars, with testimonials from clergymen lawyers
teachers merchants, commercial colleges, editors,
Ac., and the agent's name on the bills, Onl v one
person will be made agent for a county. The first
one sending S3O for a gross of the powder will receive
it by return express, together with one thousand eir
•ulars and the right to sell in the county he or she
designates. If others send for the same county, th.
money will be returned to them tree of expense. To
make sure, one had better designate several counties
either of which he or she will take. Send for trade
list and circular# if you dare run the risk of waiting,
or send Ihe money for a gross. Letters addressed to
the Mayor, Postmaster, cashiers of the banks, or the
express agents of this city,will show that the busines
is honorably and squarely conducted. An ink Pow
der will be sent by mail to any address, free of
charge, en receipt of forty cents.
Address, writing your name, town, county and
State distincly.
AMERICAN INK COMPANY, Manchester, N II
THOMAS W. LANE.
Clerk for the Company and Special Agent,
v5n46
ME A T
Mar ket!
The Subscriber announces to the citizens of Tunk
hauncck and vicinity, that he unow opening a
MEW MEAT MARKET
OPPOSITE WALL'S HOTEL ON BBIDGE ST.
where by ihe strictest attention'to tbe wants of this
community; he hopes to receive their patronage,—
He has now on band a fine stock of fat cattle ; and
will hereafter const intly keep for sale
Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausage and
Poultry
of all kinds, at prices as
LOW AS CAN BE AFFORDED
Meat delivered at the residences of cus
tomors in town, each day, if desired.
H. W. RHOADS.
Tunk. Nov. 29, 1865. vsnl7tf
NC
Having purchased the entire interest in tha Pho
tographic Gallery in this place, I take pleasure in
informing my friends and the public in general that
I am prepared to produce pictures of every descrip
tion, including
FaoToazLAFßrs,
CARTES DE VISITE,
VIGNETTES. AM 13 ROTYPES
MELAINOTYPES, FERROTYPES,
IVORYTY PES.&c. &c,
Being possessed of every facility, I FEEL CON
FIDENT of giving entire satisfaction. All are re
quested to call and examine, and
"Seize the shadow, ere the substance fade."
All kinas of colored work done at the shortest no
tice and in the best style of the art. Also all kirds
of copying done from old pictures, from card to s
size. Satisfaction guaranteed.
L. W. HERMANS.
Tank. Apr 11th, 1866.
STORB!
Nicholson Pa.,
Wm. O.GARDNER & CO.
have just received a large and splendid stock of
goods consisting of
Jfantj i>kos,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING BAGS and TRUNKS,
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Vestings,
Trimmings,
YANKEE NOTIONS
All goods B>>ld by us warranted as recommended
Our aim "To keep good Goods,"
Our motto, "Not to be undersold."
In connection with the store is a
TAILOR-SHOP.
GARMENTS CUT AND MADE IN THE
LATEST STYLE.
miiti irni it miH
W.O.GARDNER A CO.
Nicholson, Pa.
▼ln3l.
3—l9—lß6o—R. H.
The place to buy Good Goods and buy tbem cheaper than anywhere else
in this or surrounding Counties, is at the
OLD STAND AND NEW FIRM OF ROSS MILLS, & CO,
Corner of Tioga and Warren St. where can be found a new and well selected Stock of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, IIATS, CAPS, BOOTS, A SHOES,
PAINTS, PAINTBRUSHES, OIL, BUILDERS HARDWARE,
GLASS, SASH, PUTTY, NAILS AND IRON
OP ALL SIZES, &c. See.
We call especial attention to our Stock of
Sugars, Teas Coffees, Spices &c. &c.,
Which were bought at the very lowest Gold Standard, and'will be sold at a very small advance for
PRODUCE OR CASH. ALSO a well selected Stock of
Fleady-Made Cloth-ing,
GEKTS FDKNISHING- GOODS,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &c. &c., Also
MACKEREL BY THE BARREL OR lb. COD FISH DUTCHESS
Co PORK, all of which we will sell at a very small advance
on City Cost ruling at date of Sale f !
Don't forget to look through and price our Stock!
ROSS,MILLS & Co.
Tunkhannock, April 30, 1866.
DENTISTRY!
ID IX T. BUnWSj
Df CAIBOIIALE CITY.
Would inform the citizens of Tunkhannock and
vicinity tnat he is now permanently located in this
village for th purpose of attending to all Profes
sional calls, with which he may be favored.
TEETH INSERTED ON
©ei®. siots.
OR
RUBBER BASE.
Particular attention paid to Filling and Extract
ing.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
OR NO SALE!
All p r-or.s are invited to call before getting work
doneelsewiie>e NO C'HARG c. for examination of
teeih.
ROOiMS at P. C.
Burns Jewelry Store
opposite Wall's Ho
tel.
H. BARHAM & CO.
Have opened a
MERCHANT TAILOR-SHOP,
CLOTHING STORE,
In S. Stark's block, one door below the Bank
where
Coats,
Vests,
Pants,
etc. etc.
OF TnE
Made by Mr. Birham himself, or under his per
sonal supervision, by competent workmen, of the
BKST MATERIAL.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, VESTINGS
TRIMMINGS.
and a general assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHINOODS,
constantly on hand and for sale,
H, BARNAM A Co
Tank. Pa. May 1, 18gg,
NE W FANCY
AND
TRMMING STORE.
Tioga Street, Tunkhannock, Pa.
MRS. E. LEASE.
HAVIN 3 lately opetiedanew Fancy Store,, of
fers for sale an entirely new assortment of
THIMMI3NTGS,
Dress Trimmings, White Goods. Embroideries
Ladies Zepher, in all colors. Rid Gloves, Cuffs and
Collars, Lace, Veils, Corsetts, LadiesNe-kties, best
quality of Combs, Needles and Thiead of tbe best
quality, and Fancy Notions of every variety, a
large stock of
TOYS,
Including China, Brouze, Papier Maehe Tin, Rose
wood, Glass, Pewter, Wooden, Parian and Candy
Toys,
For Ladies.
Cosmatics Ac., Such as Pomades, Oils, Bandolina,
bloom of youth and Paints, Rouge, Lilly White Ac.
MRS. E. LEASE.
Tunkhannock, May I, 1866
v5-n37-tf,
111 00.0112
HATS & CAPS!
& ssrasi
GROCERIES.
For Sale at
minium
On Bridge street
nearly opposite
[ Wheelock's old stand
TO
HOUSE KEEPERS!
Frank M. Buck
Has just opened, at the store house formerly oc
cupied by C. T, Marsh, one door below Baldwin's
Hotel, in Tunkhannock,
NEW GROCERY
AND
|
Provision Store,
where he is prepared to sell eve ,-ything in the line
of Family Groceries at prices far below those here
tofore asked for them
!
His slock was selected and purchased by
MR. A. G. STARK
n person, whose intimate acquaintance with then
rade. and dealers, enabled him to purchase at prices
inn nil in milt
Mr. Stark's aerviees aa salesman, alse, have been
secured.
In the article of Teas, both as t prices and
quality, I
fleftj ©flmprtjHflii:
GINGER, PEPPER, SPICE, CINAMON
CLOVES, NUTMEG, MUSTARD,
CREAM-TARTAR,
RAISINS,
FIGS,
POWDER, SHOT AND LEAD.
nm AID IITS OF ALL MIS.
—ALSO—
FLAVORING-EXTRACTS FOR PUDDINGS,
I IBS, CUSTARD AND ICE CREAM.
SPICE SALMON & SARDINES,
in boxes—a fine article for Pic-nic, fishing and
pleasure parties,
Ice Cream
Constantly on hand, and famished in any quanti
ty desired, on short notice*
MACAKONI—
FOR SOUPS.
SMOKED HA 1.1 BUT.
0
A Urge and varied assortment of
LAMPS, LAMP CHIMNEY ; S
GLOBES AND WICKS,
ALSO
Kerosene Oil.
o
N. B.—WOOL, niDES, FURS, AND
gHEEP PELTS, purchased for cash or
trade, for which the highest cash prices
will be paid.
Sail attli fiamjttf.
i
, , . I. BUCK.
Tuukhannoek, Junes
eIIAM
WAIT FOR THE
GREAT SHOW!
WILL EXHIBIT AT
JTUNKHANNOCK,
On Saturday Sept. 8$ 1866*
VU JtMIURGH & CO'S
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE,
—AND
EGYPTIAN CARAYAN.
COMBINED vrrii
AMERICAN CIRCUS,
The Largest Traveling Insti.u'ion in
America.
DAXTKL OARTJNnt
LIST OF AKDIAL& '•
COL. HALL'S TRAITiTDO ANIMALS.
African T.inn. Asiatic Lioness, Tr r'.t in Tit< Senegal
Leopard, Afncan l.iimss and ."-potted .iter.
BABY ELEPHANT. JENNY LINE tie smallest ev
exhibited, S. A. TAPIR or HIPPOP" TA VVS r-I ihe_ N. w
World. :he only one in America, LtiUBLl l" MP!
BACXHIAN CAMEL, th I r*t everevliVited in America,
verv rare, A FRL'A N l.lN. BRAZILIAN tltiV.U.
PAIK OF YOUNG LIONS, from I c'"apen< Good Hope.
SENEGAL LEOPARDS, ROYAL BENGAL TJGEHS.
only one# in America, and tie !<rtst it.f exlihi'.fi,
WHITE HIMM ALKM MOU.\TAI> B r AR. r. ry fi-e.
Tibbett Bear. Isabella Pear. Srpre I ''?Ule fr-*> Im'i •,
Spotted Axis Deer, fr on the Parts r f tit I.'irer t-argrs,
the first erer exhibited in America. African liven*. Afri
can Pelicans, African Porcupines. Cry end • *<! Pexe-,
Ant Eaters. American Fellow l eer, Egypt mn Ichneumon.
Crested Cockatoos. Golden ri-eas.i-ts, >• nth American
Powee. Silver Pheasants. Spanish Macaws. African Par
rots, Monkeys, Apes, Rahhoo-s. Rc . i ocky Mount >n
Badger, Guinea Pigs, I THE WHITE IFA<OCES the
most beautiful Birds ever exhibited, and the only on-e
ever seen in any roun'ry, Pnine W.trn Ans'sslian
Cockatills, Boss Cockatoo. J.ori ParcKjiieiis. Australian
Kosellas, Java Hares, King and Omen I' rr ■<, fed a-4
Yellow Crested Cockatoos, and a Most of Minor AniuiaU.
COLORE J. MALL,
Will introduce the PrrLntini? TlrphTt, JT'VNY I#l NT),
•ceach Entertainment, and will a'to enter the
Den of Performing Animals,
And give a
Daring and Graceful Exhibition
Of the power of 31an orer the
WILD DENIZENS OE THE POItEST.
The Large and Popular Equ strian Or
ganization of
GARDNER, HEMMtSCS £Co!
Is not the least p**rt ctf fhi* f*n'ossnl fVmbfnation.
Observe the Ilames of the Performers.
MISS ELIZA GARDNER,
The Beet Femal- Rider in the World.
MADAME CAMILLA,
The Parisian Equestrienne.
MHe. THEPTHORP.
Mile. BANEIR,
RICHARD HEMMINCS,
The Nonpar.el Equestrian, and only rival of ihe
GREAT BLONDIN.
FRANK. CARPENTER,
The Wizard Horseman.
DAN GARDNER,
The People", Clown
CHARLES MONROE.
Tho Vocal Crimaldi.
GEORGE BROWNE,
Champion Tumbler of America.
CHARLES KING,
The Accomplished Maitre du Cirque.
JOSEFH SANDFORD,
The Daring Gymnast.
Master EDWIN GARDNER,
The Infantile Wonder.
The BAZZELL BROTHERS,
The Skillful and Oracelul Gymnasts
ALSO
Messrs COOPER. TAYLOR, BANEIR
BOLINO, STETSEL, etc , etc
Tho Stud of Heroes enct Ponies
Is the Largest and Best Trained Collection in Amtnc^
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Is directed to Ihe
Magnificently Grand Procession!
Which will enter Town on the Day of Exhibition, headed
by the
GRAND GOLDEN CHARIOT,
And followed by the entire St u I of Hones and Ponies, the
elegantly decorated Osges, Vans, Carriage,, Ac , forming a
GORGEOUS PARADE!
Far eclipsing any that has yet been given by any traveling
establishment in America.
The Entertainments will be given under a
MAMMOTH rAVIILION,
"apahle of accommodating 0000 spectators T here will he
2 EXHIBITIONS EACH I>AY,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
11 order to accommodate those persons who wish to witness
the Menagerie and not the Circus, the doors will open at
1 and 01-2. P M.,
And the CIRCUS PERFORMANCE not commence until
2 and 7 1-2. P. M.,
Affbrdin| such parties, ample time to witneM the Mentrrie
and retire before the 0)
<lircus Performance Commences
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION TO
BOTH SHOWS.
ADULTS to ct;
CHILDREN UNDER lO YEARS B eta
Also at Laoeyville, Friday, Sept. 7tb 186(1
W. H. 0 AUDITOR, AtfL