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PUBMSIIKD EVERV WEDNESDAV nY
• r.   A.   NASH.
Office ^n  th* corum- o/ Bath and Wash¬ ington Ilreels, Hunlingdon,  Pa.
Teiims:—Two Dollars per yoar ii\ ad¬ vance ; Two DoUoni and Fifty Ccol% if not paid within thti year, and' Three Dollars if not puli until ttiO' ezpimtioD of thc year. Tlieack^imsrftiiil b^ slriolly adhered lo. No paper disoontintied until all arrearages are pnidj unloss at oar option.
LIST OF PUKMIUMS AND AWARD- innr ComiHillces for the Ninth An¬ nual Exbibilion of tho Huntingdon Oonnty Agricultural Soolety, to bo held at llnhlingdob, on October 2d, 8d and 4th :
ClajB 1—Horses, Bred Stock.*
Boat (latlioo , ,|ilS 00, second best' 10 DO third best' 6 00
best 8 year,eld IOOO aecond boat 0 00
third best 4 00
.b68t two year old 0 00
^second bvet , third heik best yearling second best third best baat geldlnit . aeeond best
nd beat third host best'.; year old second best third best best yearling second best Ibird best best brood maVe 'second best third beat best 3 year old second best third best liest 2 yean old
Ihird best 4
Best brood mare 10 seoond best 7
third best 0
best 3 year old      8 isecond hcst f)
third hest 4
4 00 best 2 year old      6
3 00 seoond best 4 £ DO third best 3
4 00 best colt 6 mpg. old 3 00     or under G
10 OOlseoond best 4
7 001 third best        •      ?, Class 2—Common Stock.
Besl df. stallion $10 00.besl dft. horso  or second best 7 00     maro $6
thirdbest 5 00 .second best i
best 3 rear old      7 110 third best 3
0 OO'lrest rbl'j; h. or m. G 0 OOJsecond best 4
0 00 third best 3
i OO'bcsl family  horse
3 00      or maro 8
4 OOisecond best 0
3 00 thirdbest 4
2 00 best pr. matches 10
8 O0|«ceoiid besl 8 U 00;third best 6 6 00 best pnir mules 8 6 00 second best           G
4 OOlthird best 4 .8 00 best trot. h. orm. 8 fl OO'sceond liest G 4 oo; third best 4
3 00 heat racking horso
" EducHtlou and I^lberly are tbo basoa vf all
  KfcLsarsv ^'^o	
liarmonj' and all liuman prosperity.'
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OLD SERIES, VOL. 35.
HUNTINGDON, PA., SEPTEMBER 26, 1867.
NEW SERIES, VOL, 8, NO. 38.
second best best sweet corn second best best pop corn second best best onts second besl best barley second best
CO best har'l ryo lioarl 00 1 00 licst   601bs,    oorn CO     meal, yellow      1 00 best    COlbs.   oorn
meai, whilo       1 00 best  501bs.   buck¬ wheat 1 00 second best 60
26, 1 00
1 00
CO
AwABDiNO CoM.MiTTEB. — William Lewis, J. White Shnver, D. S. Bnkcr, Abram Harnish, Calvin James, Thomas C. Fisher, David Neff.
third best best yearling
second best 11 UU
third best 2 00
best colt 0 mos. old
or under 4 00
aeoond best 8 00
thirdbest 2 OP I
or mare .second be.«L third best best walking line
or inarc second host bird best
G
The committee respeclfniiy recommend that no person bo allowed tn enter auy horso or mare for more than one premium, or hc allowed lo cliangc from nno lo another class, nnd lhat all stock of class No. 1 bc charged an entnnee feo nf one dnllnr on iinch bead ciceotiiig two yenr old and under. And all stock nf the nbnve classes mu^t bc ento^'ed on or Ijefore 12 o'clock .of tho second day.
AWARIlINO COM.MITTKE.—A. P. WilsoU,
Hubert Wilson, Chns. C. Ash, D. McGnr¬ vey, Mordeoni Honry, J. Q. Adams, Copt. B. X. Blnir.
Class 2—Neat Stook.
Short Iloro.       1           Devon.
Best bull           $10 00 Best bult
iiecond best
third best
fccst cow
second hcst
third best
hcst heifer.
Eecond best
tliird best
best calf
second best
third best
Aldorney.
best bull
second best
third best
best cow
second best
third best
besl heifer
second best
thirdbest
beat calf
seoond best
third besl
G 00 second hest
4 00 third best
8 00 best cow
(i UU soeond best
4 00 Ihird best
C 00 best heifer
4 00 second best
8 00 thirdbest
4 00 best calf
3 00 secied besl
2 00 third host
Coinmon
8 00 best work oxen
G 00 seoond best
4 00 third best
6 00 best bull
4 00 seoond best
2 00,third best
5 00 hcst cow
4 00 ..lecond best
R no third best
.? UO be»t beifer
2 00 lecond best
1 00 thirdbest
hest calf
second' best
thirdbest
Awarding Committee.—GoorKo M'- Lnnghlin, Kdward Iselt, Robert M'Bur- ney, Samuel P. Foster, Newton Mnddon, Win. B. Leas, Kiohnrd Ashman.
Clns.H   8—Mochaniciil     Implements   and
Utensils. Best 2 borse  car-        besl and greaiest
riage      _        $2 00   variety stonewnre best buggy* 1 00   and earthen ware!
best    set    single- best washing ma'e.    60
harness 2 00 best churn 1
best sot farm bar- best moat vessel    I
ness 2 00 hest   apeoiraen   Of
best    saddle    and marble work      2
bridle 1 00 best cook stove      I
best pr. of boots    1 00 best    pair    borse best pr. of shoes       CO     shoos 60
best side solo Icalb- best cornbroom 60
er 1 00 beat rake CO
best kip   and  calf         host sh.aking fork      CO
skin 1 00 second bnst 26
best side   harness        ibest nnd   greaiest
nnd upper lea'r. I OOl    var'y. of tinwarcl best lot cab't warel OOl
AwAniiiNn Committee. — William Dorris, Juhn Lnporte, Wtu.ChflSo, Antho¬ ny Beaver, SnmucI M'Villy, James Wil son, George W. Cornelius.
Clnss 9, No. 1—Fruits.
Best nnd Inrgest variety of ap¬ ples, labeled, not less Itian 3 of eooh S3 00!
secnnd best
Ihil it best 1 on
best ten v.irioties of apples labeled nol toss Ihan 3 of ench 2 00
seennd best 1 00
Ihild best
best iissor^l bask- dish   of
best   do
winter apples labeled    1 00
second  best
best and greatest variety of peach¬ es, not less than 3 each labeled   2 00
second best 1 00
best assorted bask¬ et or dish of peaohea 2 00
second best 60
60|best Imsket or dish
I    of nuinocs 1 00
nd best
apples 1 OOJthird best
seniiid liest 60 best collection   of
he.«t doien full nf ¦ plums 0 of oach
)>les labeled       1 OOJ    labeled 1 00
second best CO; second best 6C
AVvARDiNd Committee.—Dr. J'ohn M'Culloch, .Tacob Porter, Levi Phensanl, Jidin Vnn Devander, James Ilucy, Jack¬ son Whito, John M'Combe,
Clnss 0, No. 2—Fruits. Best and larg't vn, second best Si 00
of pears, labeled third best CO
not U'HH 3 each $3 00 hcst liask't or dish second best 2 00     of   na.   grapes.
third best 1 00]
best haskel or dish nf pears 1 00
111  bo
CO
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AWAUDINI! (loMMiTTKi:.—Suniuel Hat¬ field, Richard G. Morrison, David Kupcrt, David Siowart, (Colerain) Aler. M. Oaks, Michael Stair, Isaac M. Noff. Class 3—UoKS.
Best boar second best third beat host BOW seoond best
$C OOI
3 00 2 00
4 00 2 00
second host $2
best ohester-whilc 3 second best 2
best bcrkstiiro        3 second best 2
best litter of pigs 3 00
.\WARDI.Na C0MMITTEE.-.Tuhn S. Isott,
Samuol Myton, Samuol Kby,   John Zunt-
inyor, John Nightwine, Thomas  K. Orbi¬ aon, Benjamin Isenberg.
Class 4—Shee,p.
ilest long wool lecond hest $3
buck $6 00 best southdown 6
necond best 3 00 seoond best 3
liesl southdown     C 00 heat merino 6
second best 8 00 seoond best 3
I'cst merino C 00 best   lot   coinmon
locond best 3 00     sheep C
best long wool eweC 00
Awarding Committek—John lluy¬ ctt, Lewis Stever, David Hare, C.eor^^e Swino, William Wrny, Jacob F. Hoover, .£iluuel Neal.
Class 5—Plowing. For tho besl plowing 56
second best 3
third best 2
AWAltDINQ CoMMirrcE.—Johu Mierly, Gilbert llorninp, Klliott Roblcy, Thomns Ilgjsklll, Ilu^h Ciinnicghatu, Daniel i'ypot, K!!?ba Sboemnker,
Class 0—Agriculiurnl Implouients,
Beat plow $5 00]
aeoond best 8 00
tliird best 2 OOl
best aubsoil plow 3 OO' secosi best U 00|
best double shovel
plow 'neeand best
beat straw and fid- der cutter       $1 ¦ecooil best 2
beat     hand    corn
aheller 4
•econd best 2
2 OOibest clover huller 8 00 1 OOlsccood best 4 00
btst oorn oullivtttor2 00. best hay and grain second best I 00     rake 6 00
best hill plow 6 00 loonn I best 3 00
eioad best 2 00 best oider mill       4 00
best windmill        6 00 best sorghum   mill secnnd best 8 00     and evaporator 8 00
best grain drill 6 00 best Iborseihresh- aeoond best 8 00 ing maobino 10 00 best eornplanler 3 00 best 2 horaa 6 00 aecoud bast 2 00 best harrow 2 00 beet mower and |second best 1 00 reaper 10 00 best wagou lifter 2 03 seuonJ beat 5 00 second best 1 00 I third best 60
AWARDIKO   Co-MMITTEE.— Livingston K ibb, David Hamiltoo,   Jub  Slaok,  Job I'lyinptoD, Mr.   Amos,   Henry   Hudson, Isaac C. Oorsuoh. Class 7—Grain, Seeds, Flour and liest   bus.    whito
wheat $2 00
sceood best )  00
third best t»i
best bu.reJ whoal2 IK) second best 1 00|
.third beat 50;
best bua. of rye    1 00 second beat
^'^:Si)y\^jl-"'"'^
Meal, best buckwheat $1 00 second besl 60
best cloverHeed 1 00 seeond best 60
best timothy seed 1 00 seoond best 60
beat barrel  wjiile
wheat Hnur '4 00 second best 1  CO
he^t    barrel    sail
whi
hest dm fall pears,
labeled 1  00
second best CO
be.it iloj winter do.
lalieleil 1   00]
second best 60
best and lar. col of priipes grown in open air, lah. 2 00
labeled 1 00
second best 60
third best 25
hest basket or dish foreign grapes, labeled, grown in npon air 1 00
nd best
00
best and tar. vari'y of grapes grown ^ under glass lab.2 00
second best 1 00
hest basket ordi.sli of samo, ka.       1 00
second best CO
Awarding Committkk,—Hon. Geo. 'J'nylor, Henry Grafuis, Ruben J. MnSscy, W. A. Fraker, Dr. 0. W, Hewiit, Dr, J. A. Shndo, Simoon Wricbt,
Class 10, Nil. 1-Vegetables. Beat   and   largest        .best spotted   mcr- col. of potatoes,        I    cers $1 00
ten nf each, lab.2 00 second hcsl CO
second best 1 00 third best 2.3
third tic.1t CO best   irhito    mcr-
hesl peek of early        |    cers potatoes iianic4. second best
nnd lab, I 00 third beet 'io
second best CO best poach blows   1 00
Ihird hest 26 second best CO
best peck lato   po- third beet 26
tatoos     named best prince alb'l
and lah. 1 00 second bett
Keciiud hcst CO third best
third best 25 best meiican
best harrison pota-        jsecond beat
toes 1 00 third best
second best 80 best cusco while
third best 25 second best
best   early   good-        jthiril best
1 OO
CO
1  00
1 00
1 00
ricli second best third best best monilor aeoond best third best beat pinkcyod ru
1 00 best garnet shilo 1 00 CO second best 60
25!third best 26
1 00,best other Varietf 1 00 50 second best ."iO
26 best   sweet   potii-
tocs 1 go
iiuoat 1 00 second best 60
seoond hcst. CO
third best 26
AwARPiNn Committee.—Andrew Q. Neff, Johu II, Oosnell, Richard Chilcoto, John Rhodes, Sliedriek Chaney, Levi Wright, Steward Foator.
Chas 10, No. 2—Vogetablos. Best ruta bngn   $0 CO third best $0 2C
'I beat 26 best mangle wert-
heat sogar hc'ets         50.    sol 60
econd best               2C second best 26
best peppers             CO best water melon 60
second beat               26 seonnd best 26
hest tobacco               60 best egg plant 60
soci.n I  hest                 26 second heit 26
best parsnips             60 hist turnips CO
J-.^«i carrots               50 second best 25
bcbt gnions                60 besl tomatoes        I 00
seeond best              26'seoond best «'
best celery                 60 third best 26 seoond best               25 besl and   greatest
best caulill iwer         60     var'y tomatoes 1 00
second bust               25,best mu.iktnclous CO
best pumpkins           CO second best           ' 26
second besl               2.'5 hcst beans 60
best squashes            60 seonnd best 26
aecond best               26 heal peas 63
best oahbaga          1 00 second best 26 second beat                60 best fall or winter
lettuce 50
•acond best 26 AwAaDtNU Committek.—B. II. Fouit, Daniel Pipor, Lewis Bergans, Geo. Ilawn, (o.' Brady) James Henderson, Miss Pru- denoe Jackson, Mra. T, P. Love, Misa Sue Neff, Mr*. Shoemaker.
Class 11—Poultry. Best   and   largest
variety of   pur* , bred fowls 2 00]
second beat 1 OOj
best   pr.   or   trio
Shanghais 1 00{
aecond bctt M|
best pair or trio of
eoebin china seoond best
best black spauiahl 00
aeoond bent 60 best pair or Irio of
Putaiida I 00
second best best Java fowls seeond hest heat mia'd breed 1 OO'seoood baat &Olbeat turkaya
1 O0|»eoand best
60; best guinea fowla  I 00
60
;!ii:s snu     1 Ou|sc<oad bout
hest hramput
•eooiid besl
best iliirkiiigs 1 OO'second best
•epHld brat 60'l,t.,l ducks
best spangled bam- seeond hest
burg 1 00 liest geiso
seoond best 60 seconl best
best game I 00
tecobd bcBi Oui
Beet
LADIES   DEPARTMENT,
Class 12--Bread, Cakes, 4;c, homcmado |best     homemade
bread 1 OOI    bread 1
aecond hest 60, second best 60
best roll butler      2 00 best roll bntlcr    2 second beat 1 OO'aeoond best
third beat CO; third  best
Open to  compel!-        ,Open   to competi¬ tion   for   un- tion for  unmar- married   la- ried ladies, dies,                         best pearl cake      1 hest bakers' bread 1 OO aeennd best second besl               60'besl gnld cako heat pound cake    I 1)0 second best second best               60 beat silver  cake best sponge cake   1 00 second best seoond best               60 hcst ginger oake best fruit   cake    1 00 seoond best second best               60 best sugar oako hest Jelly eake       1 00 second beat 60.best Jumblos 1 00 second best 60|beet rusk
60 1  00
,   60 1 00
1 00
60
1 UO
second best hest buisouil second best Ileducod one   half
1 00
60
1 00
beat Indy cnke second hcsl
best pie I OOl
second best 60
third  best 26
hest custard 1  00
aecond hest 50
AwARDINd COMJIITTKE.—R.      BrUOO
Pelrikiu, .Miss Lottie C. Fisher, Mrs. R. ]{, Mjlon, Mrs. Mordecia Henry, Mra, Jno. T. Whitlnkor, Miss M'Burney, Mrs. J. Boblils.
Class 13—Cheese,  Honey, &o. Best cheese 1 OOlbest  grapo   wine,
seeond tient CO'    home  made        1 00
liest honef 2 00 second best CU
second best 1 00 best currant wine 1 00
third best 60 second best CO
best   ham    curod beat blnck'y. wine 1 00
by exhibitor and second beat 60
cooked wholo 2 OOibest strnw'y wino 1 00 seoond tieitt 1 OOiseeond brst CU
hest hard soap       1 tOibest   other   horac- seoond hest flO     made wins 1 00
best tal, ean llei    1 OOlaeoond  best CO
seeond beat -CO best domestio cor-
best dried boet .   1 00     dial . 1 00
second best 80 seoond best 60
AwARDi.NO CoMMlTTKR —David Blair, Miss .Mary Orbison, Mrs. Ada Snaro, Miss Jtcll Clnrkson, Miss Kllen Fraker, Miss Elisa Henderson, Oeorgo W. John- soil.
Class 14—Preserves, Jellies, and Jams.
50 best npple jelly U 60
25 second beat 25 CO best currant jelly 60
26 second ti.'sl 25 00 beal quince Jelly CO 25 second best 25 SOjbcistrBspbari'y jelly 50
Best pre'd straw'i second best best pineapples seoond tiest b'?st quinces secnnd best best peaches second tiest liest plums second best best pears second best best crnbnpples secnnd lie.1t best cherries second best best loloiilaioe.i second best
id Ik co; beat Waek'y jelly      50 25 lecniid best 25
50 licit grape jelly 50
25 «ecnnd licit 25
50 bi-st elderliery jnm    60 25 aeoond best 26
50 hest raspberry jam   50 25 second best 25
50 best Jewhcrry Jam    50 25 second besl 25
Iheit idickborry jam 50 [Hcconil best 25
Aionrdiag Commillee.—Richard U Bry¬ an, Miss .Julia Glazier, Miss hllio Andcr¬ snn, Miss Mnry L. Mylon, Mrs. Gcorue Kby, Mrs. .Tno. M. Stonobrakcr, Miis Kllen W. Hamilton.
Clnss 15—Sugar, Butler and Pickles. Best domes sugar  1 flOlheii quinon butlcrl 00 secnnd best 60 lenond Iieit 60
best mnple mntas'sl  00 best miied pickles 1 00 second best 50 second best 60
best Horghnm   mo- best cucumbers 50
lasses 1 00 soeond best 25
second hest 50 best pepper 50
third best 25 seeond hest 21,
best tomalo butterl 00 lies! tomalo 80
secnnd hest 50 second hest 25
hest grnpo bulter 1 00 best eanlelopo CO
second best 50!«econd best 25
beat apple buller 1 OOibest tomato calmpl 00 second Iv st CO aecond heal 60
best pear butter    1 0o|best cider vinegnr I 00 second best 60 second hest 60
Awarding Committee.—A P. While, Miss Jane M'Culloch, Mra. Isoac Otcn- kirk. Mrs. Abrnm Grnfuis, Misa Annie I). Wilson, .Miss Linaio Huyett, Mrs, Abner Anderson,
Clnss 10—Domestio Manuractbres.
Best woolen cnrpet not less than ten ynrds each 2 00
fecond beat 1 00|
best rng carpel not ten thnn ten ydi
seoond best best flannel
brsl table cover     1
second best
best pair  woolen,
knit stockings Hooond best best woolen socks ] 1 OOlseonnil best t lesa        Ibest pair linen knit
60
2 00   siockingH 1 00
1  Oojaeennd Ilest 50
1 OOibest pair   worsted
501 Hiockinga 1 OO
1 00
than Icn yds aecond best best hearth rug second best
lie»t corertet 1 00 second best
second best 50 best pair of toltou
bestpatohw'kquiltl 00   stockings 100
second best CO second best CO
benl counterpane   1 00,besl woolen gloves    CO aeennd best ,5oilie«t woolen initlons 60
Awarding Committee.—Robert Flem¬ ing, Mrs. Jamos Diokey, Mrs. John Bore, Matthew Keatlcy, Misa Kiiiily Chileoat, Mies Sarah A. Lee, Mrs. John K. lU- mey.
Clase 17—Linon and Fancy Work Manu¬ faoturea. BeslOyds home-        Ibest wor'd cu.sh- lunde lioen $2 00|    ioo and back92 00 aeoond best       1 00 beatwor'd reocp- iion ohuir     2 00 OOlseoond best       1 00 bett ottoman cov¬ er 2 00 seeond best       1 00 bst home'd shirtl OOJbst Ip stand mall 00 second best           50 second best bO best pd of linon         bst llnw'rvasodol 00 •ewing thred 1 00 seoond best 50 seonnd best           501
.iwariling Commillee.—Dr. J. H.Win- irode, Mrs Peter Shaver, Mrs. H. Coyin, Mrs. H C Maraball, Miss Klixa Cresswell, Mra. B. L. Neff, Jobo R. Thompson.
Class 18—Bonnets, Embroidery, ka. Best bnnnet   12 00 bst embroidered second boat       1 00     lady's akirt Sl 00 bst work'd child's      second best 50
dress, muslin 2 00 bst embroidered spoond besl        1 00    pooket 'kerc'fl 00 bst work'd child's     seoond beat 50
diess,worst'd2 00 bst embrniderod second bc.it       1 00     dippers, iilk 1 00 bst embroidery on       second bast 50
mualin 1 00 bst embroidered
seoond best       '   OOj alippers, worst'd 50 ' bst orolohet lidy 1 OU|bst crol.shawi   1  OU
second best
besl!yds linen
diaper second best
besl 0 yds tow- cloth .
•econd best
1 00
2 00 1 00
2 00
1 00
Awarding Committee.—Dr. S. Thomp¬ son, Mrs, J. A. Ilnnignr, Miss Kunioe Af¬ rica, Mrs. P. B Akers, Mrs. W. Buchan¬ an, Mrs. Kudolph Neff, Mrs. White, of West.
Class 19—Shellwork, ko. best ocean shell
and moss wkS2 00 second best       1 00
best bend work 1 00 second best 50
bst lealher work,
ornanienlal    1 00 seoond boat 50
bsl wnx vaso     1 00 aecond best 50
bst V wax flow"83 00 second boat        1 00
Awarding Oommitlee.—S. Miles Green, Miss Mary Cresswell, Miss M. R Brews- tor, Mrs. K. A. Lovell, Mrs. Silos A. Cresswell, Misa Jcmmima Greenland, Mra. J. Q. Boyer.
.Class 20—Floral Department.
best spec, of dry
prcss'd flow'sSl 00 second best 50
bst specimen of
wax fruits 2 00 second best 1 00 best hair flow's 2 00 seeond best 1 00 bsl seed flow's 2 00 second best       1 00
Bst fliiTnldc8'n82 00 secoud best 1 OOi bat tnblo vaso of
cut flowera second best bst vnso of grow
ing flowers second besl, bsl vaso of dried
fluwers second beat best rouud hand
bo(|uet aeoond best bst flat boquet second best
bst eolloiition
geranium     81 00 second beat 50
bsl col. pannes 1 00 second best 50
bst ool. phloxesl 00 second best 50
bst cul. tslers   1 00 second best 50
best colleolion of
orysnnthem    1 00
second best 50
bst col. roses     1 00
25 seaond best 50
50 bst hanging has
25   growing plantsl 00
bst col. dahlias 2 OOisecond best
seoond best 1 00 bst eol. Torbcnasl 00 second bc»t 50
bst ool. pelunasl 00 seoond   best 501
50
bst hanging bas
cut fluwers      1 00 second best 50
bst collection of pot plants      2 00
{second best       1 00
Aicanliitg Committee.—John Scott, Mrs. Jamos Brickcr, Mra. .Tames Shively, .Mrs, Jaines Oaks, Mrs. K. A. Groen, Miss Mary Gwiu, Mis^ Kate Stewart.
Class 21—Painting. Besloilpainllng best col'd crny-
fruit (irporlr'lSl 00 ort drawing 81 00 second best 50 second   best 60
bst oil pniniing beat India ink
on glass 1 00   drnwing 1  00
seoond best 50 second best 50
bsl landscape oill 00 bst painting in second best 50   water oolora    1 00
bst landscape second best 50
from nature 1 00,bst specimen of second best 50, marine draw'gl 00
bcjl lilho'ph,oill  OOisecond best 50
second best 50 best orieutalpaint-
bst pen or. penoii iog grocian or
draivini,' 1 00   Italian 1 00
aecond beat 50isocond best 50
Iwnrdini/ Cnmmillee—I'rof. L. G. Orier, Mrs.'W. II. Woods, Mrs. Samuel -Vcnl, Mrs. Doctor Brown. Mrs. R. K. Wilson, Mrs, B. K. Neff, Mra, Hugh .Tack^iiin.
A premium of $8 00 will be awarded for tbe hest hnrscwoniansbip; second best, $5 00; third best, $3 00. Trial to commence at four o'clock r. M. on tho Ud (second day).
A premium ofn riding whip will bo awarded fur lho beit horsciiian.ship per¬ formed by a genllcman.
iiwarding Commillee.—.lohn S. Mil¬ ler, Chairman, Dr. R. A. Miller, Asberry Sicwarl, Asberry Onks, Dr. W. P. Mo- Niic.
Aicnrdiiig Commillee nn Plicretionary Premiums— Lewis Knode, John K. Metz, Dnniol W. Woniclsdiirf, Richard Silverlhiirn, Robert Guoshorn, James Clayton, Levi Kvans.
To the be«t Base Ball Club, a sel of Balls and Bats nf best f|ualily. Clubs from olher counlies entitled l<> compete. Coiiipoling clubs to ndopt their own Rules Ild nhpnjnt their awarding nnnimillen. THOMAS IlKLL,
Chic/ .Marshnl.
W.  V. tiLNNI.MillA.M,   )    ,     . ,      ,
A   DMINISTKATIIIIS' NOTICK. J\_ [Eilate of Daniel Shullz, dec'd.]
.ctlers of Adininistration bnving been grant¬ ed to tho under>.igiicil on Ihe estato of Daniel Shnltj, lalo of Morris townahip dec'd., all per¬ sons knnwing themselves indebted are requested to mnko immediate payment, and thoao haviug elalma lo presont Ihini properly authentioaled for aettlement.
PERKV M00BI5         \ai™,'. OEOIiaE snuLTs,   /'*"""•• August 21, 18G7.*
l^-XECUTOIfa NOTICE.'— IV [ Eatale of Jacob Miller dee'd.]
Letters testamentary on tba eatate of Jacob .Miller, late of Cass township, dec'd. having been granled to tha underaigned, all peraona knowing themselves Indebted are requested lo make Iminediate payment, and Ihoae baving claims to preaent them duly aulhentKated for settlement.
CIIKI8TIAM MILLER, Executor. Aug, 21. 18C7.»
tS'ssolution,       -    -
1..^ The lirm of Hohm k Miller has thia day (September Gib, 1867,) been die.iolved by mu- lual eonsent. Tha books and accounts wilt be settled bv 0. A. Miller, at Ihe ntd stand. All persons indebted to said linn will please eall aiidaellta. HOIIM .% MILLEK.
Hunlingdon, 8ept, 11, 18lt7^.r8t
NEW LEATHER STORE
C. H. iniLLER Sk HOIV
'll/'enld respectfully announce Ibal, in oon- T I       neclion wilh their
T-A. ]>a- 3>ff EI 3FI-S-,
thoy have Juat opeued a aplendid aaaortment of
Aae lealber cenelating ot FUKINCH CALFSKINS, KIPS,
MOROCCOS, LININGS, '
BINDINGS,       % SOLE, ^ UPPJBB.
r HARNESS, SKIRTING LEATUEB, 4C.,
logetker wilh a general aaaortment of
^•IT^^JDXX^ Or &.
Thn Irado is invited lo eall and eiamino our stock, Siorj! 2 do"M West of I'rcshyterian Church.
Tha higbeat price paid fur Hides nnd Bark.
May 1, 1B1J7,
W
iVRM SPRINGS UOTKL.
The undersigned, baviug leased thia popular Sumnier resort, is now prepared lo accommo¬ date all who may favor bim with their custom, and he will spare no pains to secure thc com¬ fort of hia guesta.
Thia beautiful Watering Flaoe is eiluated nnly fire niilca from Huntingdon, and is well worlhy the nttenlion of persous seeking pleas¬ ure and comfort, • Parlies from the surrounding oountry aro cordially invited to visit the Springs.
The Pennsylvania CentrnI Rnilrond Company have generously consented to iasue Eicnraion Tiokets, by which the fare from Pliiladelidiia to Iluntingdon and return ia $8.'J0.
Hacks kept at the Springs will connect wilh the trains, and wilt carry passengers from Hun¬ tingdon to the Springa and return.
Terms tieo dollars  per dag, or ten tlollnrs per Keek, Including use of waler and Baths.    Ilca- Bonable dcdnotions mndo for  families and aer¬ vanta remaining during Iho season. jy.24,'tl7.] JACOB 8TEIILEV,
TEMPLE   OF   FASHION.
WHOLESAIiE  AND  BETAIL.
rpilF. undersigned lakes Iho liheriy of ciUiog J[_ the attention of the publio in general to his new and splendid variety of
i.aui»:n' ak» (;1':ivt.s' FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAl'S, UMBUKLLAS
AND SUN-SHADKS. Making weekly purchases from the New Vork and Pliiladelphia markets, I am prepared to olfer to my lady frlemU nf lltintincdnn and vicinity, ono of tho nicest lines of Uress and Sacque
BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS nf tho very lateat novellies ont that ia possihle to bring together, and at prices   to   nicrt  the views of all classes.
Ladies' and Oents (.louvin's) Kid OInves, black and niedinra shndes, and auy parlionlar shade and siie furnishedat ttio shortest notioe; ivtao, a very pretty assortment of whito and colnred Burlln and Lisletbread OInves, plain and faney tops ; black aud colored Velvet Rib¬ bon, first qunlity and common, all widlha; White Dress Oooda, IIoop Skirls, Balmi.raN, Ladies' Hals, Hundi.wns, Knitting Cotton, (all colors), Oermantown Wool, Zephyrs. Canos, Silk fur lining bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, Oont^' Linen and Paper Cnlf!., Collars and Shirt Pronts, as nlso apecial selection of hlaek and fancy Neck Tiea, Broadway, Chanlilly Bows, and Napoleon Stocks for the aged, and a fine assortmentof Bugle Trinimiog, Hosiery, with R!», will claim "peci^l nltention, lo selecl ai;-! otfer thc very be-.t Kngliah nnd Oerman Regu¬ lar-male Gooda and the Domestio and Lower Orades; Childrens' fancy one-half tlosn, &c., wilh that endless variely nf Smalt Wares lo he found in a well-slocke.l .Votion Htore, of quill ty auperior aa a line, nnd nt prices lo meet all competition, A large stook of Hoys' and Oent.i' Ilats nnd Caps oflhe latest styles and all qnal¬ ities, at prices ranging from '21, oenta to f H.iiii. W. P, RUIiOLt'Il.
Iluntingdon, June i2, 1807,
NKW Family Grocery Store.
WM. LONO.
OUt.U   KESI'i;CTFULLY   CALL   Tllf, nttentiou of the citiicns of llunlingilun and   vicinity   to   tlie  fact  that   he has   Just opeued a
fcf»nill3' Ciroccry Store at the old  stand   of Christ,   Long,   whero   he wilt keep constantly  ou hand  a full and com plete atock of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIE.S, such as Levering Syrupa, N. Orleans and Porto Bica Molasses, Sugars, Cotfeea, Teaa, Hpicea, Salt, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef, Pish, Flour, Cheese, Rice, Picklos and Provisionn of all kinds.
CKDAR AND WILLOW WAIllO. Comprising In  pari   Baskets,   Buckets,   Tuba, (;orn Brooms. Brushes, .Malts and Rug>, Flour Oil Clolha, Trunks, Bags, etc., etc.
CANDIES ifcNUTS
of atl kinds,
WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL.
ToyN, Tobncco, C'lKarw,
COAL  OIL   AND   COAL   OIL   LAMPS He ruHpcctfully inviies a call   and  exaniinn-
lion of ho  Block,   satisfied   thai    hi?   go.idr
ond prices will compare  favorably with thone
of any otber bousa in Ihe place.
my.I5,'07] WILLIAM LOSO,
w
riRAND DKIOT
FOB
NEW   GOODS.
0* p. cwm
INFORMS TIIK PUBLIC
THAT   HE   HAS
JUSTOPKNKD
A
SPLKNDID STOCK OF NKW GOODS
THAT
CAN'T BK BEAT
IN
CHKAPNESS AND QUALHT.
CALL AND SKK.
D. P. OWIN. Hunlingdon, April 24, 1807.
A. C. CLARKE, Agent,
MANUFACTURKU AND DEALER IN
CIOAUS & TOHACCO.
HuntinKdon, I*u.
[One dour Easl of thi Franklin House. ]
trom $9 stock of Iho let of April, 1HH5, under the low lai—canae<)aent- Ij can sell as cheap aa eastern tobaceoniata. Also
OOOD SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
eenaUntly on hand. Call and Judge for yoar¬ aelves. • D. II, Kooker having removed from lown the basiness wlll ba earrled on by Iba abovs gen¬ llcman,                                               [ap.17'07.
A   8PLENUI0 AS.SOIlTJfENT OF LADIES _l\_ Diets   Ooods,   fancy   hultooi, k
Erioea to defy competition.    Cigars fi tu $100 per thousand.    A large at „ rs  on hand inaiiufaclured prlo^ to
received, Blore of
and   for   sale   at  Ihe  Cheap Cash W,V, ifAHCIl k UKO.
IF you want a pair of neat ood durable Boats call at the ahopoi   '  ¦""
LiiWioMEKLUITIl.
JOURNAL k AMERICAN.
HUNTINQDON, PKNN'A. WEDNESDAY, 3RPTKM BBR 25,1807
SUPREME COURT JUDGfe.
Under the abovo heading; tho followinj; sensible and impartial editorial appears in tho Germantown Telegraph, a highly res¬ pectable and influential independent newa- papor. Wo commend the view of thc Telegraph to lho indcpoodent men of I'onnsylvania:
miPllEMr.  COURT  JUDO«.
Tho only Slalo ufTiocr lo be ohoacn nl the ensuing election in I'ennsylvania is a Justice of tho Snproine Court. For thia pnsl tho nominees aro Henry W. Williams, of Piltsburg, Republican, and Ueorpo Sharswood, of Philadelphia, Democrat. As the benoh of this cuurl stands at pres ctli there nm two Republicans, two old line ncmoernts, and nno war Demoorat (.ludRO Strong). Until Jud;;e Afinew, Ilopublican, was chosen in 1803, lho oourt wns controlled by the Democrats and nil ila decisiiina look cilor from the peculiar views of that parly. Kven durtnp the pronre.is of lha eivil war tho benoh of this oourt was so riannttullT partisan Demn- cralic that n decisiun was rendered de- privinj; tho Pennsylvania soldiers of thc ri);ht of sufTrngc, and also anolhor slill more outrageous drclarini; the naliunal eonsoiiplion law uneonslitulional. On all malli'is where loynlly and palrioliein nro >.-alled into piny .liid;;o Strong wuuld bo found votin;; with his Republican cul- leagues Agnow and Rend, and thus nin- llinn a tnnjurily nf llio courl; bul gonerally his views have been Demneratic, and wo would ihercfiiro give lho Democrats still a iniijiiiily Ilf Ihu cnurl.
It is iniporlanl that these considcratinna shnuld hi! borno in mind by the publie in cliootin;; between tho two enndidatci, for though as a gonoral thing wc are opposed lu partisanship in lho judiciary, yet when wc must necessorily consider the bearing nf pulilicnl views upon future decisions hy a tribuniil sn nupust nnd important aa the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, wc prefer lo rnngo ourselves iu favor of Judgos who will not be likely to oppose Iho inleresls of loyalty and nationality, and who will not act on tbe bench in Fuch n manner aa to givu oid and ooiiif.iit to tha defeated treason that slill rankles in a wlmlo leu- lion of the republic. Looking, ihcroforo, al the two test Jccisiuus of lho Supreme Cuurl duriog the war, to wliich wo have referred nbnve, wo should iinlunilly hi* led lo prefer a candidnto fnr Hupreine Judge whoae views would not be liable to the slighleal doubt, and whu would side with Strong, Road aod .\gnew in favor of a naliunal future Still more should we be inipelleil In do this if wu lurn to Ihe recurd of Ihe Demoeralio candidate. Judge Phnrs wood, where wo find him pronouncing dc- lilicrnlely apain.il the cunslitutintioliiy of tlio ael under nhich the legal lender nulcs were issued.
Ths nniiiius with Judgo Sharawnod seems tu bo the same ns fvilh Wnuilward and his cnlleaguus when thcy declared the oiinsciiptinn act uncnnsiiiutiunal, nnd our readers will obscivo tho singular correa pondenco belwoen the two. To earry on a wnr successfully demands mnney and men. On the onu hand .luJga Woodward und hia colleagues rulo tu bo uneonslitu- tional the ael under which lho men were to be obtained, and on the olhcr hand .ludge Sharswood hidds equally uneonsti totionul lho aet for furnishing oiioney Were tho views of these gentlcinen to bo accepted aa lho poverninig policy, we could pel neither men for lho ormy nor money to ]ioy Ihem. These decisions, tno, wore ro'ndored in thc vory hight of the civil war, whon Ihey could do lho ii.nat injury lo the national cause, nnd Ihal they failed ll.' Ihcir fell purpuse did not hsult frnm any patriotio action of thn men who dc livered thetu, but it was owing tu lho su¬ perior power of luval men.
From what we liavo aaid it will nol bo diflicult fnr any ono tn see that we feel it our duly in thin emergency loauslnin Judge Willianu ns a eandidalo for lbe Supreme Bench, W« way go forlbur and aay that wo thiuk it a great iniafurlunc if ho thuuld fail lo bo elected. As amere Republican partisan hc wnuld have no particular elaiini upon us; but against so pronooneed a Pein- ncrat as Judgo Sharswood, snd agninst one who has already shown his teidinvaa fur miaobief, by his opinion againit lha cun- sliluliunalily of tha legal tender acl, we naturally prefer a eandidalo who li wholly idenlifled with tha naliunal oaare and bear¬ lily aympailiiied wilh the Oovornment during thn eivil war. Il is atill mora sat¬ isfactory to know that Judge Williams ia nol afllicted with any uf ihcsa noiinna of Stato Sovereignly, Plate preropalivea, etc which hiTS janndieed the eyrs of so Vtsny able men, and rendered in Ihcir sight «v. orything liko natiiinality ancanatiUlional
If Id suob » coolest ta this wi< shnuld hrailalo lo atr.iy oMr«:.|ves decinivcly on the national sido and against nil frienda of separatiuo aod disiotrgrution, wa inight feel thtt wo had failed after tll lo appre cialB properly tha terrible laaioo of tha eivil war As for tny tlledged luparior fitness of Judge Shartwond for lha poat in queation, it doea nol exist. Judg* Wil¬ liams ia » jodioitl officer ia lho largo and imporlaDt oity of Pituborp, in the Coart of Common Picas of Alleghenr eonnty, wher* during nn axperienc* of t number of ystra ho hta been diseiplioad io adjadi- ottiop upoi aomo of th* htavieat business intereatii of this Commonwealth All ae¬ counta agree in ttaling lhat hia oourae as a JuJge hta won for him tha highest ea- lerm of meo of til ptrtiea. Hit palioneo, eourteiy. pood temper, e<|uahlo diipiiaillon, oalm tnd diipamiooata dttlibcrilion and iinptrlialily oombiue tfith his eminent mortl worth and rare integrity lo make him peculiarly a man of iniik amoog the .Judges of Ihe Stale,
In his reeord tt t Jodgu there can be found no ctuto of objection or rfprn,-wh. No man can ihcro pulot to in) sach  Jc-,
Terms or AdrertlsiBCt
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Professional and Businesa Cards not axeecd- ing aix lines, one year, $6.00
Administratora' and Bxecalora' Rotleta, S,60 Auditors' Hotleas, S.0O
Esiray, or olber short Nolieea, 1,60
.tdvcrt!:cn-.e!::s set marked with tbc swalitr of insertions desired, will beeontloned till for¬ bid and charged according lo Ibese terms.
Onr prices fur Hie printing of Blanks, Haod- billa. etc.. are also increaaed.
cision na Ihnl of Judge Shsrswood tgtiott tho constitutionality of tho legtl leader act. Ho never by word or deed tonght to throw any obslacto in the pathway of the OoTernment toward the aoDsolida^iop of nationality and tho suppression of ra- hfllHon, nnd wholher men choose to call Ihoiiiselvea Republicans or PoKooTtfi, or National Utiinu men, or lodepetidepty; they ought, iu our judgment, to appreeittit the force of such a dislinclinn tnd att *s- eordini.'ly. In the times now upon aa il it essential that every man shoald deCoe hU posiiion. Internal peace tod anlty can only hu perfected by lho sucecsl of the nalionni cause and the defeat of all oppo¬ nents. It is hiph lime that we *«( tb« seal of condomnalion of on those who Uke the rcereaut in the While llouaa can tee nolhing but unconatilulionalily in tho telt of Congress or in whatever tends to eoo- siilidate and render permanenl the triumph of the national oau.so over tbe wortt treti- on ever known to history.
Don't Let  tlio Copperheads
Shrink thc Real Issues of
the Contest.
It ia the object of the Copperheadt struggling to elect Sharswood aod aecure k majority in the Slale Lepislalnre, toshrtiiit the real issue nf tho contest by bringiDc in i|iii'Minii< which are nnt involved, ana which were not bronohed in any Repob¬ licao nominating oonTcntinn in the Sutt of Pennsylvania. Wo charge that tha whole, snle and emphatio objeel of the Cnpperheada in seek inp political tictorr, ia the repudinlinn n/the national dell, lie uttumplion I,/ Ihr rebel debl, nntl the rct- tnration i,/Iraitort tu power! Aodreit Johnson, acting the part of madman tt I'rrsident of tho I'uiled States, labors daily lo enfranthise Iho men who have scarcely recovered from thc toils of their lighl In destroy lho guvcrnnient The Cop¬ perhead party of Pennsylvania suilaiua Audrow Johnaon iu this purpose. Andrew .|llh^^nn declares that if lha Huothnrri Klales are not restored lo renresentstiorl in Congress, and tho trailnrs wno tro elec¬ ted as their irprescntntivrs are not at onoa admitted In aeals in that body, tha nation¬ al debt will lie repudiated The Copper¬ heads of Peiins)lvahin endnran and ap¬ plaud these deelaratiuns. If Pennsylva¬ nia elects ,'^liurswi'od, repudiation, if not legally efl^icieil, will ho pnlilically endors¬ ed, and the C< j-[<rrlieads will to claim lho roMilt. Rut llieae is>uc« are not fairly met by nur opponents They strive lo conceal their nwn parpo!<rs by forlijng false isfues nn the Republicin parly. We nrc chargi.'J with being iu favor of ne- . gro sufl^ragc, whon noilher in our cunren. linn rrsnlutiiina, our Slale Cenlral Com¬ millee addresses, our recnpniied newspa¬ per organs, or knnwn Irading ortlurt, is aueb a position taken. Evory liuis t Cop¬ perhead indulL'cs Ihis chorpe, when it is printed or spuken, againsl thu Kepublicto porty, na vile a lie is uttered tnd circula¬ ted as over dljgrnced the Copprrhead m»- lignants. Nogro sulTrape ia not ao iaaiie iu lho contest for Supreme Judge. It ia nut, nur never has been a plauk in any of the platfurma jf the Republicao party of rcniiaylrania. Wc hnre ni muck at we rnu dn now to prevent irhite men/rout be¬ ing dis/ranihi/,,1 by lruilr,ri ! It requirfi all our slreiigtli lo preserve the integrity nf the Ciuvcrniurnl, toprilrct its credilum from bankiuptey, and prevent the labor of lho connlry from brinp saddled wilh the debts of lho conlVdoiaey I.el our fiiends fairly undetdlaod tbo i«-uc 1!'.- nre op¬ posed to the Irnitorl in the llhitr Huule, Ihctrnitnr, in the South,nnd iheir/riendt iu the Nnrih! We are opposed to Iraitori over controlling lho GoTeromenl. Wo aro ill faror of paying tho   national debl.
We want tho Union rctlorcd un Iho liaals id Inval Vnlera Wo want it ttltlj forever underslnod lhat treaaon was ernsb- ed by the force of eruir, tnd thai traitors have DO more rights under Ihe Cnoatita- lioo. Tbeso aru Ihe issues ofth* eoDln<i aud we must not alluw iheao (|ue(tloii« lo be annulled by Copperhead crtea of Dig¬ ger.—Htirriiburg  Telegraph.
The Result of Andrew John¬ son's Stubbornness.
Odi.ii (iiiiNO Up.—The price of gold U steadily tdvtinclnp. and retched 140 lul week. Thia ia tllribatabte solely lo oil* ' cause, aod lhat is iinivorial dialio«l of Uia future, oeeationcJ b;|f tha receot tfouraa of -Vndrcw Jjhn«in. .Vibodv knows whal to oxpeot Ho is a violent, headttrong man, and la surroun.lcd with t set of recklett Copperhetd advisers, who tr* ttrfriog bim on to revolution. .\nd>otha vtit lOlereiU of thirly uiilliuDs uf [Moplu are dsily jeop¬ ardised by lbe wcaknrts tnd wiekedotta of one man. If Andrew Johosun kceptOD hit present courie, we msy expect to see gold uoantigg alill bipher, tnd, tt tha tame time, to ioeretso In the cost of tll nacti*- •atiet of lifo. Truly, we aro paying dcttlj fur the leggey lhat Dooth's pistol left  ut t
SV^If eeer^ Hapahliotfi vole ia polled in Penntyletoit co th* aeeond Tueaday of Uutobcr oext, wo will pain t judge of the Supreme Court, maiuiaio our ilrengih in the Iiegitlature, aod rs-tlrct erery eMdi- dale for t eonolT office (he term of whota present oeeupttmn expires Ibit yetr. Hnt wc want all our Republirgn voles polled. To do this, tod thaa nalnltio t Itepobli- rtn majorily wbich hta toor* Uwa •oca itrook terror to Ihe hearl oflraaMB, va mutt go lo work it ooea aod io  earaeit.
Sttr "Caplore (be ottion's foHa, fira an the Dttioo'a fltp, maka wtr oo Ibo aalion'a goverooienl, thuot down tbe ottiun't told- iora,-tDd theo twetr you woo't do lo toy more, tnd you are tn bonest loyal oilixeo, taya Andrew .fuhoson. Any murderer oo the pallowt with • rope troood bit nt«k, would twetr, if allowed to rao tt liberlf f ibtt \aO would thad Do mora blood.
Tho Ittest newt from Wtthiogton it that Cowtn, the renagide, btt beeo ofl^erad a pitc* ID tbe Ctbinat, If Ihit ba traa, it roodtrt Jeff. Dtvia tod Ureckaarii^a'* fro;p?it ve.'y fsir fir tisilsr rsssssW'M'.