Lancaster Examiner and Herald

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VOL. XXV.
LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER i% 1851.
NEW SERIES, VOL. XIII-NO. 50.
ri-DLISllKD   BY
EDWARD C. DARLINGTON,
OHlii:  IN   ^OIlTH   HUKKN  aVKKKT.
TiicEX-'VMiNKR-'^ Democratic HERALD
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AGBICTJITURAI SOCIETY.
.1ST OF PREMIUMS GRAiSTKD
llEI-ORT OF THE COM.MITTEE ON
STALLIONS & BLOOU HOUSES.
TV.,- Cotttviittcc oil  .Stolliotis iitiil. Bliiiii! Iliirrn
rcspcctfttltif reiioTtt
Thnt Ihey havc pcrrornicd ihi; cIniiK devolv¬ ing on tlicm aa thc ConitnittOL- on iSttiihittta and Blood Horses, as fvtUv and carernlly aa in their power; the inciubera' ol ilie c-oiiimillce with Ihe exi:eption ofMr. Samuel Williams, ol 1 lul adelphia, having all liocn liresrnl ber of horses ciilerrd lor ¦¦" " '"" paralivcly . gret lo the t-oinniiii much   cnnsoiiiioiie
e.vliil.
the
1-2,00
The num- piiioii ivas com- .,„ ,|,i„i, ,v.-.s a mailer of rc- , thai in a business of so lo'ilir interests of agricnl¬ ture, as tlu.'l.n'oiiiii? ami, rearing ot superior horses li.r drauglil and riiad purposes, there was ftn , ,r,-iior ci'iiiiielilion for the Society's nrizct "imoin- '-¦¦• "Wiicrs of Stallions and Blooii Horsos." Your ootninillec, however, con- iidciiilv tri^i lliat ill fiunrc Agricultural Showa, w-fit-n ihc iinl'lic -iltciilioti shall have been fully au-akciioil L' the importance of the subject, no n-ally valuaWe stock horse will be withheld (nun ''.\liii.ition by ilg owner, Krom among the horses now exhibited, tho committee have ad- judsed the following as thc best in their respec- (iv.- .-lasses, and awarded prcmiums to their owners, accordingly:
1. To Henry Sherborne, of Maytown, Lan¬ caster connlv, 'Pennsylvania, for his bay horse • James K. I'olk,' ns thc best 'stallion for heavy draught purposes,' is awarded the prcmi-
utnof 612,00
' James K, Polk' is a line  looking  hoise,  of great size and pow-cr, w-iih  ttncommonly  .. action for so large an animal.
Thc horso ' l-'irc King,' belonging to Mr. C, Patterson, of Huntingdon, Pa., is a very supe¬ rior stallion for heavy draught, and is deemed ,so meritorious by tho co.nniittce, that they would award him a premium as a ' heavv dranglilBlal- lion,' had ilicy tho power lo do so, They, therefore, recommend hira to tho Commilleo on Discretionary Preminms l.ir ihcir consideration and aciion. [A iircminra of f--" awarded by the Executive Committee.] ,    ,     ,
¦^ To Samuel Huston, of Cumberland coun- .y,'Pa„ fo'r his black horse •Clifton' .-.s .lie bes. 'stallion  for .luick draft,' is awarded
'"•'"cii'ir.J.r^ is - haif-1-iooded horsc, of good size fiM;>"fi--..ro .-ind i .vcclleni action- Two ol his ~ns cvhibiied to the commiltee were vcry cieditalilesncciineiisof his get.
The quick draught stallion of W- H. Wllcr nnd John H. Cres.-iTer, of Cumberland county, J'a., are w-cl/ descrviiia of nnticc.
-.;, To Cbarles L'ndSrwood, of York counly. Pa,, for his blooded horse 'Eclipse' as thc bcsl vtallion for the saddle, is awarded lltc |>rcminni of I--'"'
' Eclipse' ihouL-h not a thorough, is a well bred horsc, of vcry superior Iorm and action, and in all respects suilabic for lbc saddle.
.Mr. A T Crcene, of York co., ' slalion for saddle,' • Hunter .Morg.-ni' Mas regarded by lhe commitlee as a go.id horse.
;l. 'I'o lhe Hon. Tredcrick Watl.s, ol Cum¬ berland c.itinlv. fi.r llis brood mare 'Cecelia,' a,» lhe 'best brood marc f.ir ihc saddle,' is awarded the prciniiim of P-OO
• Cecelia' is a bav mare, liarijiiL'/iliri.l, and oi luic size. Coin-.ining, as shc docs, in her pedi¬ gree, such ailmirablc crosses as those ol Sir -irehy, Kedlord and .Messenger, she  well de-
"".'To'Tienrv" Sidle, of Dillslown. York Co., for Ills Jack, ' Virginia Jack,'is awarded the pioniinni of S,OI)
This Jack is of good size, and his get give promise of being superior mules.
-\ll of ivhich is resrectfullv submilled, \V.,-\I. BIDDLE, C/m,>,ao» Committee on BlooJ Horses, .tc.
REPilUT   OF   THE   COMMITTEE   ON
DRAUGHT HOUSES & ROADSTERS, TllC Cttttittttic oti Dri,tt«ht Horses ami  Eoad-
.'ters rcsjiictfiillij report:
'i'hat thcy have e.tamincd carefully nli the horses entered and presented, agreeably to the rules, .tc. That the nuinber of draught horses was less tliati miglit be c.ipeetcd iu a State pos¬ sessing so ninny line ones—afiijrding so manv facililies and indni-emciils for raising stock of the kind. .V numlier of snperior draught horses were, however, presented, as well as roadsters.
¦The marc Jiiby, No. it, presenled by C. P. Steinmetz, (licy considered highly superior (br saddle or .juick draiiglil—possessing great pow¬ er and action.    Eniiiled lo premium of     SSOO
'rill- mare. Ko. ia jiresentcd by A. Helrick, is a «i.|..-r.-.-.- li.-nvy ,I„i,clil nod l.rnod more, and IS. ill  ibcir opinion,  eniiiled  to  the  preminm
of s on
Tile best mule team, consisting of si.x superi¬ or mnlcs,w:ispn«i.-olcd by John Evans, of Yiirk. eniiiled lo,  i.-i oor jinlgnicnt, $-,S IIO
Til.- bcsl pair ol ninles, presented by A. No ble. i.f Cariii-lc, eniiilid, toa premium of SS 00 They also rcc.iinmcnd that a special premium be awarded i.. Mr. Mnmma, lor two fmc mules. Sl Oll
(This preminm awar.lcd.l Your e.nnmilice examined a number of I roadsters and superior colls, m-cH woriliy of tention, to v\tiicli, perhaps, strictly, tliey have not power to award  prcmiums, but ivoiild re¬ spectfully  suggest that premiums  be  awarded \o. II. the best Coliliam lilly. iw-o vears old, pre¬ sented bv  Jiic.b   Uobrer, of Lanciraor.    This coll   is   really a superior onc, possessing   great jiuiver. flf line size and aelion. and eulitled to a lircmiiim, in lheir jii.lgmeni. of -1,00
No. —, Cobhani sind roll, cigbieeii nionths old, presented by Peter Brook, of FriiiJilin co., possesses sound p.niiis wortliv ol admiration tor draft.    Enliili-d lo a premiuni of 3,00
The vcarling brown Cobliani filly, owned by .Mr. ICiizmiller, of .'^liippcnsbnrg, they deem en¬ litlcd to a premium of 3,00 No, 10, .Mr. Ilon.-er'slwoyearsold bay coh (of Cumberland) broken lo harness, isasuperinr one, and lias evidences of line blood. Eniiiled to a dipl.inia,
Mr. Hou.slon. ..f Cumberland, presenled a blaek, IWO vears old and a .sorrel, of the same age. 'Cliftoi'i siiiclij of line size and aciion. En¬ tilled to a .liploma.
Mr. Hubbard Randall prcsemed llic bcsl road¬ ster. No. l-i, a blood bay, calle.l .'?haddock, six years oi.i, well broken to saddle and harness.— Entilled to prcniium of 3.00
L. C. .'5milh. of Clinton coumy, presented a gray horse, iNo. 20,) live years old.  A superior
ronili;lcr d worthy of a premium of 3,00
iTIie above discrclionary premiums were awaided by the Execuiive Cominitlce.l
Mr. Bcrryliili, of Harrisburg, exhibited a fine bay mare.
Mr. W, 'I'aylor, a line bay mare, Jenny, evincing blood, aciion and good training.
Jlr. linrkcr, of Cumberland, exiiibiled a line brown dranght mare.
Mr. C. Pattereon, ol Huntingdon, exhibited a hue gray Iiorsc. A roadster of superior ac¬ tion.
Mr. Egc, of Carlisle, exhibited a fmc blooded sorrel mare.    A good traveler.
Mr. Wiler exhibited a first-rnle gray droughl horse,
iMr. .Sliaiik, of , exhibited a very supe¬ rior tw-o years ol.I brown lilly. Largo, of fine style and aciion, drnoiing blood,
Mr. W. N.il.b-, of Carlisle, exhibited a ivell- trained brown riibng borse, of superior aetion. Also, sorrel. Both being horses of the first class.
.Mr- A. J, Joi-.cs, of Iiarrisburg, exhibited a superior dappled grav.
K. J. Uo.ss I-:.,,:, exhibited a fine brown horse    A roadster of the first class.
A number of other gentlemen exhibilcd fine horses, evidencing that cnre .aa well ns judgment had been exercised in thcir Eclection antl training.
The cxhibi.ion of horses of all classes, vour committee front personal observation know, haa nol been such as might have been, so far as numbers are concerned, but they are satisfied of the preseni exertion having the most salutary ef¬ fecl. Hiau- pride, as ivcll as lhe laudable spirit ol eniubiii,,!!, 11,„v exciird on the score of rais¬ ing and iraining st.jck, will, al the fnture eihibi¬ tlons ot our society, bring into competition a inucli_larger uimibcr, nnd equal, if not surpass, any similar display il, ,his coumry,
Ihehorscsandcolia, whicl, have passed un¬ der onr twiice, s|,„,v .-onclusivclv that  this  de- fn'Ssytania'"'""" ''"' '"" '"=^» "^^locled Much may yet bc done, and the doing result m^profit to those engaged it, raising this kind of
Vcry respectfully,
A, P, WILSON A. 0. KAPP, ' W, E. GRIFFITH,
Citttttttittvi.
To Wm. B. Henderson. Carlisle, for the best grade buU, ' Perry,* over3 years old.a first Pre¬ mium of ,,   ¦ ?i°y"
\    To Jacob Grossman, for lhe second best,   John
Tom,' a premium of _     , j    J Ti
To Gen. Harlan, for the best yratle bull, 'Dost Mahommed,'beiween 2 and 3 years old. a first premium of " .""
To Frederick Killcs, oi Lancasier counly, for thn second beat, a premium of 4 Oq
To A. Cicinent, of Philndelphia county, for the beat grade cow, over 3 years old, a first pre¬ mium of ^ 10 00
To A. Clement, fortlie second best, 'Fanny Ont,' a premium of 7 00
To John Young, of Harrisburg, for the best grade heifor, *Lody Jane,' between 2 nnd 3 ycitrs old, a firal premium of G Ou
Second best no competition.
To .-VuRustua Loomia, of Wayne county, for lhe hest Devon hull, ' Duke,' over 3 year old, a hrst premium of 12 00
For ihc eecond beat no competiiion.
To A. O. Heister, Dauphin county, for the best Dnvon cow, ' Cherry,' over 2 years old, a hrst preminm of 10 00
¦ To S. W. Sharpe, for the second best Devon cow, ' Jenny,' a premium of 7 00
To W. R. Griffith, Harrisburg, for ihe beat Alderney cow, ' Victoria,' the first premium of lu 00
No hulls of that breed ofiered.
To Aaron Clement, of Philadelphia county, for tlie best yoke of working o,ten, ' his pure hrcd Devons,' a first premium of 15 00
To Jaraea Gowen, of Philadelphia county, forthe ne,\t best 'his Devon oxen,' asecond premium of S Ot>
To Henry Lcnckner, of Lancaster county, for the only yoke of cows ofiered, ihey award a second premium of 8 00
Tiie commiltee wonld recommend a compH mentary premium of S6. to E. P. Horn, of Ual timore couniy, for his fine red oien. [A pre¬ mium of S6 awarded by the Execuiive Com¬ mittee.]
And aiso, to John Echternach, of Lancaster county, for his match brown o-xcn, a complimen¬ tary iiremium of S5 00. [A premium of S5 awarded by the Executive Committee.!
These several yokcsofoxen were well trained and of superior qualiiy.
Thcy would also recommend that a compli¬ mentary premium of $8, be given to Paschal Worth, of Cheater couniy, for hia bull * Mon- iczuina,' from which many superior animals, have been bred. [A premium of SS awarded ; iiy the E.xecuiivG CommitieD.]
3Iany other fine animals were exhibited, but, as the list of premiums were somewhat limited, lhe cnnimittee could bestow none on them, al- though some were highly deserving, !
TllC commilleo request that a diploma be irivcn to Frederick Keller, of Lancaster county, for his large steer ' Tyler,*—Diploma.
Messrs. A, Lenckcr, J. Fox, J. Fishburn, C. P. Steinmetz, O. Perry, F. Darret and Richard Parker, all exhibited good animalp of varioua breeds.
AARON CLEMENT, Chairman.
In justice to Mr. Clement, chairman of the committee, it is propor to observe, that on all occasions where hia stock carae in competition wuh that ol any oiht-r, he withdrew and left the choice and decision entirely to the rest of the opminittce.
S.TURBUTT, AMOS W. HOUSE, ROBERT BRYSON, CALEB BRINTON.
Commitiee.
REPORT   OF   THE   COMMITTEE   ON
CATTLE UNDER TWO YEARS OLD. Tke Committee appointed by the Executive Com¬ miltee of the Pennsylvania State Agricultu¬ ral Society lo examine and Report upon Cattle under Iwo year.t old ivould rtspeclfully report : That thcy have endeavored to discharge their duty, as well as thejr were able, under all .the circumstances in wluch tlicy were exhibited.
Your commitlee on the determination ai which ihey have arrived, have laken into view age, symmetry, tfce, and indeed nlJ the pointa which characterize the diflerent breeds, and render them deairahle as milkers, as well as profitable for the general purpose of the agriculturist for breeding,
Thc want of a correct catalogue, with the proper names and pedigree ofthe caille exhibit-' ed, rendered it difficult to present such a report as your committee could have wished.
Aaron Clement exhibited a roan bull of thc Durham stock, twenty months old, of good size for his nge, hut having no competitor of the same grade, the first premium of So 00 wat- awarded him, for the best Durham bull between ono and two years old.
To Paschall Worth, S-I 00, for (he best Dur¬ ham hull calf, {Mark Anthony) two months old. 'J'his bull was thought to be very fine for  Iiis
PIQS.
8 pigs, William Ashbridge, best, SG 00
5   "    L. P. Hoopes second hesi, 1 OO
ABRAHAM ZOOK,
JOSEPH DETWILER.
E.G. SHULTZ.
WILLIAM M. AKNDRRSON,
Committee.
REKORToF COMMITTEE ON POULTRY. To tlte President of lke Stale Af^ricultural Soci¬ ety of Pennsylvania;
The   undersigned committee   appointed   by
your society, as  viewing judges on poultry for
premiums offered  by the society,  respectfully
repon that they adjudge lor
The best pair turkiea, to David Alumma S2 00
The best pairof geese, to Martin Newcom¬ er, a 00
The best lAIuscovy ducks, to Brua Camer¬ on, a 00
TIiD best common ducks, to John C. Heis¬ ter, * 2 00
Best pair o! Jersey blues, to Joseph Cope, 2 00
Best pair of Dorliing fowls, to Cyrus, S. Hal¬ deman, 2 00
Bucks county fowls, none exhibited.
Besi pair of other breeds, to David Tag gart, 2 00
Best pairof Capons, to A. T. Newbold, 2 00
Best CaponcJ turkey none r,':hibited.
For thc best large collection of poultry to Wm. Leonard, 8 00
In the above list of awards your cammittee have confined iheinsclvca to the printed list of premiums olfered by the society, but from the creditable display of specimens, ofTered by va¬ rious competitora nol embraced in thc published list of premiums, your commiiteo would re¬ spectfully suggest that a premium bc awarded for
The beat pair of Shanghai fowls, to A. M. Spangler. 3 00
Second bcsl pair of Slianghai ibwis, to Benj. Uood, 1 00
One pair of Chitlcgong fowls, to David Tag¬ gart, 2 00
One pair of Russian ducks to Martin New¬ comer, 2 00
One pairof Java ducks, to'William Leon
Cultivator, Lewia  Lamborn, Kcnnet square,       To Misg Sarah A. Zeigler, Sunbury, North- Cheater county. umberland   couniy,  for specimen  of  worated Hovey's cultivator, S. Pelton, Lancaater.        j work, 8 3 00 Seven  furrow plough, Wm. Sterett, Juniata |     To Mias E. A. Bishop. Dauphin  county, for
ird.
2 00
2 00
J.   P.
1 00 E. L.
2 00 2 00
One pair of gee.se, to Solomon Manly One  pair ot Jersey   Hue  fowls,  to Hoopes,
Fine pair of white turkies, to   Dr. Orth, Best Creole fowls, to B. Cameron. One   pair of aged Capons,  to B.  Caroer- i, 2 00
Fine Dorking fowls, to Joseph Cope.       2 00 Fine  pair half Shaufibai  fowls, to Frederick Watta, 100
Superior collection of funcy pigeons,  to B. Cameron. 1 00
Another collection of fancy pigeons, to A, J. Jones, 1 00
All the above premiums awarded by the Exe¬ cutive Committeo. All of which is submitted by
E. E. BOUDINOT, GEO. SPANGLER. P. R. FREAS, IMMANUEL M. KELKRR. ANTHONY T. NEWBOLD, Commiltee.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON AG¬ RICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS. The Committeeon Agricultural Prodiicllons re¬ port : That thcy havc examined carefully the vari¬ ous articles coming wiihin their province, and regret that aa regards the heavy ariicies of farm produce, for which premiums were offcredjihere was but one contributor wJio came up to thc re¬ quirements of the society, in furnishing a atate¬ ment of tho mode of cultivation, and certificate of lhe produce and measurement of ihegrovnd. They, therefore, award a first premium of S15 for lhe best 5 acres of wheal, lo James A. M'- Cren, of Montgomery couniy. Thc varieiy wa.i lhe iMediicrranean, and tho whole product of 17 acres and 27 perches was il31 bushela. Several handsomo specimens oi' oiher varieties of wheat were exhibited, as well as of corn, hut no ac count of their cultivation and amount of yield ia requirtd by the schedule, and ihe same rule applied to ilie crop of polatoes. carrots, rutaba¬ ga, sugar beets, mangel wurzel and turnips Phia deficiency ihcy hope will be remedied an-
RErORT   OF  THE   COMMITTEE   ON
CA'J'TLE OVER TWO YEARS. Tke Commillee an Cattle over Tu-o   Yenrs Old
resptclfuUy report, that tkcyaward tlic follow¬ ing prLmiums, viz:
To James Gowan, of Philodelphia county, for lhe best Durham buli,   ' Rockland,' over :t years old, thcy award  lhe  first premium of $12,00
To John Evans, of York county, for the sec¬ ond best Duriiam bull, ' Young Bradford,' a prcniium of S8 QO
To 3ohn Evans, of York county, for the best Durham bull, between 2 and 3 years old, a pre¬ mium of SSOO
For ilic second hest, none offered.
To Jolm Evans, of York county, fur the best bam cow,   'Sally,'   over three yeara old, thoy award ilic firsi premium of SlO 00
I'J Aaron Cteincut, of Philadelphia county, lor  the Kcamti  best,   'Dairy Maid,'   8 years
age.
To Aaron Clement, S3 00, for tbe second best bull calf, same breed, six weeka old.
To John Evans, Esq., Sd 00, fot tho best Dur¬ ham heifer, filteen nionlha old.
To Geo. Barnitz, S'l 00. for the second best Durham, heifer, twelvo monilis old. This hcif- n, in lhu vic-n- oi thc committee, ahowed some fine points of thc breed.
To Aaron Clement S-1 00, for thc best Dtir- ham heifer calf, six months old.
To Aaron Clement, S3 00. for the i^econd hesi Durham huifi-r calf, five months old. There bciim no oihcr animal of the same class as com¬ peiiior.
To li. W. :\rCalli3tcr. S4 Oo lor thc best Dn- von«birc bull calf, six months and twenty-seven dnvs old.
Tn A. O. Heisler, S(i 00 (or the best Devon¬ shire bull, between onc and two years. There being no other fJevonshire stock of the same ase of tliCFC imnicd lor exhibition.
No crade of Ayrshire, Holstein or Alderny cattle were brougbt under our view, as judges.
To Ceo, Barnitz, S-1,00, for thc best  grade lieiftT   calf,   nficcn-sixtccnths   Durham,   thrci monihs old.     This calf was viewed aa possess- ! iniz sonic e.vcellent points. I
To John Evnns, Msq., S4 00, for thebest grudi; I heifer, fifiucn-sixiccnths Durham, fifteen months
*i'^' . .     , . .     '
Your cominittee cannot refrain fronvnoticing two red and while twin heifers, of the native slock, as claiming attention, (the property ol Henry I). Zook ) and would recommend that a Iiremium of S3 00 be awarded him foi; thc beat iwin heifers on the jround. [A premium of S5 awarded by the Executive Committee.]
TJicre were also oxhibited, by Wm. Hender¬ son, two pair of twin heifers, {native stock) which were deemed excellent for the age and keeping; but not coming wiibin lhe range of a premium, your committee would, however, recommend lhem as worthy of a diploma.
In conclusion, your committee cannot but ex¬ press their gratification in witnessing; lhe very general display that has been made in the vari¬ ous branches of agriculture, cattle, implements, i.V;c., particularly sn, wben our society may be viewed but as in its incipient stale.    Hoping our nevt annual fair may be such as will meot with thc most enlarged txpectaiions of its members. WM. HEYSER. WM. BELL, ISAAC MUMMA, DAVID GEORGE, Committee.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE  ON SHEEP.
Tke Jttdgcs   ajipointed to award prcmiums for
Skccp, report:
That they have awarded thc premiuma au¬ tliorized by the Executive Commitlee as follows lo wit *.
FINE woor,.
For the best buck to A. L. Bingham, of West Cornwall, Vermont, for his seven months old French Merino, the first premium, S8 00
For the second best, to the same, for hisyear- linsr French Merino, 5 00
For the best imported buck to A. L. Bingham, for his IWO years old French Merino, 10 00
In addition to the nbove, Mr. Bingham exhibit¬ ed eight oilier French Merino bucka raised by bim. These were all splendid animals. For size, form and fineness of^ wool, these aheep are a greai acquisition, and it is deeirable ihat the wool growers of Pennsylvania should introduce them into their ffocks at as early a day aa prac- licahlc. The committee recommend an hono¬ rary premium of SlO to be awarded Mr Bing¬ ham, for thia whole exhibition of these very val¬ uable slieep. A premium of SlO awarded by the Executive Committee,
LONG WOOL.
P'ir^t premium for best buck, to A Clement, of Philadelphia, for bis lwo years old Oxford, shire buck, S8 00
For second best do., to Benj. Hood, of Ches. ter couniy, for his Coitswold buck, So 00
MIXED   WOOL.
Best buck, to Benj. Hood, for his Coitswold and Leicester, SG 00
To thc same for the second hest, S4 00
For the best pen of Ewes, Coitswold and Lei¬ cester, to the same, $8 00 For the eecond beet, South-downs and Leices¬ ter, to R. H. Powell.                                   S'l 00 For the best pen of five lambs, Coitswold and Leicester, to Benj. Hood, S6 00 There wero exhibited raany other very fine Oxfordshirea and South-downs,   by  the same gentlemen, to whom the premiums were award¬ ed, which do great credit to their skill and tasle na scientific and practical ngriculiuriate.
AU which is respectfully submitted. WM. JESSUP,      . H.W.SNYDER, E.W.HALL. JOHN JOHNSON, JOSEPH KONIGMACHER, Committee.
REPORT OF COmISTtteE ON SWINE.
l>nriui
old.
7 00
" for ,hcM"csl^.?ilv'"Iv^^.r?"^^ '^^""^y^ .
J,hots;;;./i!^r"kiS^^'''*'"^^'^'--S
l-'or the Hereford no eoini,r-il,;„„ .        o-     i ^J^oMho best Ayrshire nrr™.,™,iTot
„nb°eV,''° ''"' "°'"'""' '¦"" "" "'"P<^'''i"n was ToZcnas Barnum, of Baltimore, lor hisim
ported cow,  'Dutchess,'  (thc best Ilolsiifl
overs yoars old,) a first premium of lo o(j
To Renos Barnum, for the second best   • Re
gin,' a premium of '   7 tm
The coinmittce
on swiuo, in making their re-
ferent members of the committee, ai^a|,„ known to be reared in difiiirent sociin„. „f .i State. They Have funtier .o"e'.pS° hd? regrei that so small a number should have been exhibited, not enabling the committee to award he premiuins in full, published for competion n this valuabe department of husbandry, ren¬ dering a lengthened report, in the opinion of your committee, unneces.oary.
Thc premiums for the swine exhibited, we award as follows:
BOARS.
S, W. Sharpe, 14 months old, (Spanish) first
premium, SC 00
R. H. Powcl's -I montha old, (Chester)   3 00
sows. L. P. Hoopes, 5 months 2 weeksj beal, (Ches¬ ler', 96 00 )    J.J. Hickman, aecond beat, 4 00
other season
In respect to vegetables thcy award the fol¬ lowing premiums :
For the best one dozen turnip rooted beets, to A. O. Hiester, of Dauphin counly, S2 00
For (he best 12 heads of cabbage, to Samnel Grove, Dauphin couniv. These wore very sol¬ id and fine. „    . 2 00
For (lie hest one dozen carrots to Benjamm Hood, of Chester county, of the long orange variety. I 00
For the best one dozen bunches, of celery. George Olwine, Dauphin coumv. 1 OO
Forihe best peck Bwret potatoes, to Henry W. Hofiman of Harrishurg. 1 00
There was a half bushel of seeding potatoes exhibited by H. Iches, marked Peach Blossom, but ns (he committee had no opportunity ol test- inn their quality, after a good boiling, thcy do not feel warranied in giving them a premium, or recommending them (or general cultivation, although no premium was offered in the sche¬ dule for other potatoes than mere seedlings, or for turnips, the committee suggest thc propriety of awarding a premium fur a bas^kct o| fine Mercer poiaioe.s exhibited by W. John, of Dau¬ phin co-, of Sl,00 [a premium of Sl awarded bv the Execuiive Committee.l and one fora buahel of fine turnips to Jobn Reel, of Dauphin counly, SJ, u premium of Sl awarded by thc Executive [Commitlee.] There wns no large display of vegciables exhihiied by i!ic grower, sufiicient to merit either the first or ,«ccond. pre¬ mium for a general display. There were small contributions of onions, egg plants, winter squashes, cnulifioM ers, ruta tmga, sugar beets, purple brocoli. beans and peas. The unusua drought of the season has no doubt interfered to prevent this dcp:.rimctn of the exhidition from b<Miig more full and  cnmplclc,
Tbc commiltee were al.so insinicird to exam¬ ine, as coming wilhiu the list of agricultural produciions, several specimens of tobacco ex- hibitt'd by the growers, and tlu-y award thc first premium to John   H, Smiih, of Lancaster co.
Second premium in Cyrus S. Haldeman, of Conoy. Lancaster couniy.
A most pleasant duty was also assigned ihcm to examino fiour, bread and crackers, of which there was exhibited tine samples of each, and thoy suggest to the Executive Committee tlie award ol a premium to John A. Ahl. diploma, of Cumberland county, for iwo barrels vcry su¬ perior, one marked extra from .Mediteranean wheat, and lhe other family flour from white blue stem.
They alao consider worthy of honorable men¬ tion some fine well baked bread, one loaf weighing IGlbs., made by C. F. Meuncb, diplo¬ ma, of Harrisburg. and crackers by thc same maker, and Jacob Ilachnlcn, diploma.
All which is respectfully submitted.
PASCHALL MORRIS, JOHN MILLER, H. W. SNYDER, H. C. EYER, C. F. MEUNCH.
Committee.
REPORT   OF   THE   COMMITTEE   ON
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Tke Juilgcs of Agricultural Implements be.{r leave
lo reporl:
That iheyhave devoted thc whole time allow- ed them to the examinaiion of the various spec¬ imens in this depariment, and lo the practical trial of as many as could bc set in operation; but thc number of objects claiming attention was far too great to allow of ihc deliberate con- sideration of peculiarities of each machine, which is essential to the projier judgmenl of their relative merits.
To give a proper opportunity to every exhibi- ter for a hearing by the judges, the committee on implements should be compoaed of a large number of members, say twelve or fifteen, who might divide themselves into sub-committees of! three, each to be specially charged with the ex¬ amination of implement of a certain class. And in view of the embarrassment arising from the want of some such arrangement, your commit¬ tee would respectfully recommend thc subject to the consideration of the ofFicerfi of the society.
In consequence of ihc brief time allowed for deliberation, it is feared that full justico may not be awarded to all thc meritorious cxbibiiers, and wc raust crave indulgence for any errors or omissions, as the result of ihe circumstances above named, and not of any dispoailion to overlook or undervalue implements of real merit.
In class No. 1, embracing ploughs, cultivators, &.C., the number of specimens ia considerably over one hundred; of which a large proportion possess an undoubted excellence, and several nre so nearly equal in this respect, as lo mnke it difficult to decide which bears lbe palm. We would, therefore, recommend the award of a first premium of S8, for the best double horae plough, in duplicate, towit; to Messrs. Prouty and Barrett, of Philadelphia, fortheir wheel and cutter plougha, and lo Mr. Samuel Plank, of Cumberland coumy, for his cutter plough. No,
They also award the premium of Sr>, for lho best single horsc plough lo Hall and Spcer, of Pittsburg, for iheir small iron centre draught plough.
Diplomas of nierit for idnughs highly approv- cd, arc awarded to the l^ollowing :
Robert Hall, of Pitisburg.
Jacob   Bowman, of Cumberland county. Pa
E. Whitman, Jr., &, Co., Baltimore.
G. B. Hains, Lancaster couniy.
E. B. Carpenter, of Lancaster cily.
Pawling &. Co., of Monigomery county.
Corn l.Iough, hy David Wolf, Lebanon coun¬ ty, deemed worthy of special notice and a di¬ ploma.
They further name aa deserving commenda¬ tion the ploughs deposited by the following per¬ sons :
R. & S. M. Seller, Franklin couniy.
II. Gilbert, Harrisburg, Moyre & Brown's paltorn.
J. Fisher, Harri.sburg.
J. H. Cresaler, Shippensburg, Cumberland county, Pa.
Jobn B. Stoner, Shippenaburg, Cumberland county. Pa.
Ancient German plough, said to have been made one hundred years ago, rcmorkoble on ac¬ count of its antiquity ami curious construction, lhe same person also exhibits a fork of the re. markable anliquity of one hundred and ninety- fleyen yeara.
The  premium of
counly,
Cultivator, teeth of spring steel, believed to be an excellent article, made by D. B, Rogers &, Co., Pittaburg.
In clasa  No.   2, the  drilling machines  and broadcasting ploughs are very numerous, and so nearly balanced  in their  relative meriis, as to forbid an award of thc  money  premium to any I one of them ; but diplomas of merit are awarded to Lewis Moore. Lancaster county. Pa. Lee, Pierce & Lee, Chester county. John Fulwiler, Cumberland counly. Edward Stacey, Lancaster county. Joseph W. Fawk, Lancaster county. Edword Hicks, Lancaster couniy. Jenkins 5i Lamb, Dauphin county. Pa. S. M. Pennock, Chester county, Pa, H. W, Smith, Lancaster county. Pa. A, Thompson, Reedsville, Mifilin couniy, Pa. Ijike awards are given to—
DriU and broadcast sower atiached to a plough, by W. Hart Carr.
Corn and aeeding plough, by Wm. Morrison, Carlisle.
Corn planter, Robert J. Colvin, Lapcaster.
Corn planter, S:imnel Wiiherow. Gettysburg.
The premium of 810. for the best reajiing machine, is awarded to M'Cormick's machine, exhibited by E.Whitman, Jr., believed to be the most perfect machine yet contrived forthis purpose, being lho same as obtained t^ premi¬ um at the recent World's Fair in Lonuon.
Thc reaping machine of Mr. Huzzy, deposit¬ ed by Garret & Co., Lebanon, is deserving an award of a diploma.
The premium of S4, for tho best horse rake is awarded to Wm. Johnson, of Loudon Grove, Chester couniy. Pa.
Premiums of S2 each, for tbc hest ox yoke andgrain cradle, to Prouty &, Barret, Philadel¬ phia.
In  Class Nn. 3, the premium of SIO, forthe      The premium of best sweep horse power, is awarded to Eddy's   risliurg. 'one wheel power,' by E. Whitman, Jr.,& Co., of Ballimore.
Also, SlO. for the best railway power and threshing machine, to No. 69, Wheeler's pa¬ tent machine, made by J. Jos. Fout. of Road in".
For thc best hay, straw and corn stalk cutter, a premium of S4, to No. 43, patented by W. Lewis, South Carolina, made by J. Koller, ex¬ hibited by Lewis &. Clark, of Harrisburg.
For a corn stalk cutter and grinder, lho pre¬ mium of S5, to No. 121, exhibited by E. Potts,' Montgomery county.
Diplomas are awarded for slraw cuttera of excellent construction to—
Whitman & Co.
Prouty &. Barrett.
Gco. Newcomer, Carlise.
J. K. Landis, Lancaster county.
F. &.A. S. Gilbert, Montgomery county. -
A. Thompson.
Ira Smith, Chambereburg. .Diplomas are alao awarded to—
Emery & Co., Albany. N. Y., for horso pow¬ er threshing machine, No. 1.
To Jeffry Smedly, Columbia. Pa., for horse power machine and separator. No. 11.
M. H. Steever, Horrisburg, threshing machine No. 33.
S. B. Haines, Lancaster city, ibr threshing machines, Nos. 62 and 83.
William Hart Carr, for separator and straw carrier. No. 77.—premium S8.
In class No. 4, the display of fanning mills was quite large, and the competition among the exhibitors highly animated.
No. 97, tho Uniied States grain fan made and exhibited by Jease Roberta, Norristown, Mont¬ gomery county, was most highly approved, and ia adjudged worthy the premium of S;'>.
The tana exhibited by John Bnmboiou^h, of Lancaster, and Prouty i; Barrett, of Philadel¬ phia, are of almoal equal excellence, and diplo¬ mas are accordingly awarded.
Thc judges also notice aa worthy of praise the fans exhibited hy Whitman & Co.
J. Monigomery & Brolher, Lancaster, Pa.
Lanphier -Jc Jeffries, Lancaster, Pa.
J. N. Lacy. Wyoming county," Pa., a fan made by Lorenzo Teed.
Charles Schreiner, Cumberland county Pa.
Jacob Behel, Jnniata county, Pa.
Edward Watkins, Washington county, Pa.
A premium of S20, for a portable hay presa. is awarded to Mr. Whitman, of Baltimore,for the only press exhibited which appears lo bc conve¬ nient and efficient.
The premium of S20, for lhe best and most numerous display of iinplements, ia awarded to Mr. Whitman, ior his large and well arrangctl colleciions.
Messrs. Prouty & Barrett likewise make a very fine display of articles, for which a diplo ma is awarded.
A similar award ia made to D. Landreth. of Philadelphia. R. Buist, of Philadelphia, fortheir several collections of gardening tools of excellent qualities.
To the other articles in this clasa, for which money premiums are offered, no sueb awards are made, the equal excellence of tliose aliown by the exhibitors, lo whomdipltfmas arc already given, making such distinction unnecessary.
The Judges also notice, as worihyof com¬ mendation, the several articles named in the fol¬ lowing catalogue:
Saw mill, Emory & Co., N. Y.
Clover builer, Jonathan Hibbs, Bristol, Bucks couniy.
Submerged water wheels, i\Iycrs Sc Seyberi, Chamhersburg.
Carriage for ploughs, Ii. P. Caveti, Philodel¬ phia.
Corn planter, "
Seed sower, " "
Grass cutter, " "
Harvester,
Grain rake. Perry Reber, Berks couniy.
Corn sheller, Hopm. &, Carpenter, M. II. Steever, Harrisburg.
Apple pairing machine, George Newcomer, Carlisle.
Smut mill, G. Heberiin^., Quincy. 111.
Corn sheller, Jacob Mumma, E. Robison, Greenville, Fa.
Corn and seed planter, D. &. H. Wolf, Loba¬ non county.
Plow  coulter,
specimen of chenille wo'rk, 1 00
To Mrs. Janies Lowe, Franklin county, for i pairfinc linen sheets, 1 00
To Mra. Wiiherow, Adams county, for piece of domestic linen, I 00
To Miss Harriet Merediib, Dauphin county, for net window curtain, 100
To Mra, M. llelfer, Dauphin county, for bask¬ et work, 100 To Mrs, James Buchman. Bucka couniy, for specimen of straw bounds 1 00 To Mra. Jane Meredith, Dauphin county, for home-made bread. 1 00 To Mrs. Sarah Wyeili, of Harrisburg, for ot¬ toman of worsted  work,  a  beautiful article.— Diploma.
DAVID R. PORTER, JOHN M. BICKEL, A. L. RUSSELL, GEORGE BLIGHT. BENJAMIN PARKE,
Committe/'.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON BUT¬ TER, CHEESE AND HONEY.
The Committee on Butter, Cheese and Ho¬ ney, report: That many fine samples of butter were exhibited, which gove lhem much trouble to decide upon, from the great excellence of most of lho specimens.   Thuy. however,award
The first premium, (S5) lo Mra. Eve Cassel, of Daupliin county.
The seeond, (3) to C. P. Steinmets.
The third, (S2) to Mrs. Martha S. Espy, of Dauphin couniy.
They nlso beg leave lo speak in terms of high commendation of samples exhibited by Mrs. A. O. Iliesler and Mrs. Winebrenner, of Dauphin county.
Of honey but few lots were oflered, only two ofwhich contained tho requisite ciuantity, (10 lbs.) all very excellent.    Thcy award
Sr>, to Jolm Young, of Har-
C. W. HARRISON, DAVID TAGGART, JOHN MILLER.
Samuel  Plunk,   Cumberland counly.
Grain  cradle,  Samuel  Plank,   Cumberland county.
Spring saddle tree, Smith & Hood, Cumber¬ land counly.
Collar machine, S. W. Hays, Harriaburg.
Hand and panel aaws, II. Gilbert, Harrisburg.
Hay and manure forks, Jacob Fiaher, Harris¬ burg.
Saw set and sharpener, Chas,  Lafferty Ad¬ ams county.
Grain cradle and rako, J. M. Beck, Harris¬ burg.
W. Hart Carr, Philadelpllia, for patent crotch and lever slump machine.
Clover huUer, Lawrence &. Sheetz.
Smut mochine, T. H. Wiiaon & Co., Harria¬ burg.
Childs' grain separator, Chas.  Rubers, Ro¬ chester, N. Y.
Chopping mill for grain, J. D. Owens, Mif- fiin couniy.
Clover huller, A. J. Howell, Juniata county.
Churn, T. B. Tilinghast, Ohio.
Clover machine, G. Gardner & Son, Adams connly.
Wagon (German) and old Plow, IL Lenckcr.
Clover huller, F. & A. S. Gilbert, Montgom¬ ery couniy.
Patent brick press, J. Smedley,  S. Pelton, Lancaster,
Clover harvester, Mahlon Garreison, Adams counly.
Screen for grain and seeds,  Oliver Etmirc Huntingdon county.
Clover hulling machine, W, Brackbill, Juni¬ ata county.
Hoisiing machine, T. H, Wilson &, Co., Har¬ rishurg.
Cut stave bnrrel. A, R. Hursli, Cumberian-1.
Sweets' palent excavator, H, Giiberl, Harris¬ burg.
Pope's patent choke cleaner, attached to a plough.
Cloversecd collector, C. P. Rogers.
All ofwhich is respectfuUy submitted by JOHN C. CRESSON, THOMAS P.KNOX, WM. HENRY. E.E. KINZER. ALEX. SMALL,
Committee of Jiidf^es.
for thc best culiivalor & BarPpi 7nr"i'.'"- ""' ""= *'«s' Iiarrow, to Pront) tivatora '    ''^''''""'^•^Slmrrows and  cul*
I vat ora. Diplomae for good cuhivatorsto-
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTIJRES. To tke President ofthe Pennsylvanin Agricul¬ tural Society : The Committee on Household il/anufaciures, report -.—That they hove examined the articles named and described in the Hat submitted to them, over one hundred in number. Thoy are gratified in being able to aay that they were highly creditable to the exhibitora. Many of| tlicm, inour opinion deaerving premiums which undci thc authority given to us, wc could nol award. We will, hereafter, submit a report more at length, noticing some of the articles examined, and at preaent merely giving a liat of the premiums awarded, viz :
To Mrs. J. A. Foreman, Lancasier county, for best quilt, $5,00
To fllrd. L. Do Pui, Dauphin counly, for thc second bost quilt, 3 00
To Mrs. James Lowe, Franklin county for quilt, . 1 00
To Mrs. Henisly, Baltimore, for woraied quilt said to contain 9765 pieces ; (ingenuity and labor,) 1 00
To Mrs. A. E. Benedict, Huntingdon counly, for display of six quilta. 1 OO
To Miea J. Hinckley, Dauphin county, for quilt finished when five years of ago, 1 00
To Mrs. L. Ingram, Dauphin county for small fancy quilt, I 00
To Mrs. Mary Lulz, Dauphin couuty, tor best counterpane, 3 00
To Mra. Sarah P. IIoop^s, Chester county for second best counterpane, 2 00
To R, M. M'Clure, Dauphin county, for best home-made carpet, 2 00
To J. A. Steinmetz, Union county, for second best carpel, 1 00
To MiBS J. Hale, Dauphin county, for hearth rug, 2 00
To Mrs. S. Evy, Dauphin county, for ilnesi shirt, 1 00
To Mrs. S. A. Allen, Dauphin county, for shirt, 1 00
To Mra. S. E. Wallace, Dauphin county, for pair long yarn hose. 2 00
To Mra. T. Elder, Dauphin county, for pair long yarn hose, I 00
To Mrs. Dorshcimer, Cumberland county, for pair woolen hose, 1 00
To Mrs. R. M'Laughlin, Dauphin county, for specimen of linen thread, 1 00
To Miss Stephens, Berks county, for em¬ broidered piano and table cover, 2 00 To Mifls E. A. Shoop, Cumberland county, for embrwiwed tRbU cover, l oo
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON
PLOUGHING. We, the undersigned Committee on Plough- ine. make thc following report viz :
For the liest ploughing to Jesse Paulding, jr..
of Montgomery, a premium of S10,00
For the second best ploughing to Geo.  Brin
die, of Cumhoriand, a premium of 8,00
For thc third best ploughing to  Prouty and
Barrett, of Philadelphia, for No. 5i, a premium I
of 5,00'
For thc  next best ploughing to Jonathan F.
Garrard, of Allegheny, sod plough,   No.   11, a
premium of 5,00
Forihe next best ploughing to E. G. firey. of
Dauphin, for Hall and Spears' plough, No. 10, a
premium of 4,00
Forthe next best ploughing to J.-.hn H. Cres-
Icr, of Cumberland, (.-nade by   self,) a premium
of 3 00
For  thc   best  ploufihman  to  Johnathan  F.
Garrard, of Allegheny, a premium of G 00
For second best ploughman to Wm. Banks of
Monigomery, a premium of 4 00
For the third best ploughman to Jacob Blake,
of , a premium of 3 00
Forthe nc.\t best ploughmanlo John H. Cres-
ler, of Cumlx-rland, a premium of 2 00
For thc next best plouahman  to E. G, Grey,
of Dauphin, a premium oT 2 00
For lbc next best ploughman to John Jacobs,
of , a premium of 2 00
To Ilcnry Gilbert, a complimentary premium of SIO, for tbe work done by his Michigan plough.
The number  of plough teams entered forthe maicli was uvchiy-ouc, and   there were a num¬ ber of others besides those  who were  awarded premiums, who were enihled to much credit for riie manner in which they performed iheir work. GEO. W. SUEAFER, WM. W. ROBERTS, JAME.S M'CLURE. MARTIN NEWCOMEII, J.P.   RUTHERFORD,
'- Committet:.
REPORT OF CO:\IMITTEE ON FRUITS
AND FLOWERS. To lke  Uott.Fretlcrick   Watts, Presidrnt of tke Pennsylvania Stale Agriculiural Society : Thc    committee on  fruits  and  flowers beg leave respectfullv to rcporl: That owing to the lateness of the period of tbc exhibilion and the unfavorable season, thc conlribulions in this de¬ partment were not sucb as tbey could have dc sired, and yet ihe display in  many respects waa exceediniily  grniifying.'and such as  leads us to believe iliat   under more  favorable circumstan¬ ces, ilie fruit and flower departmont of our State F:iir, will compare favorably with  those of our sister States, and   do credit  to our  Common i weahh.
Thc commillee bc^ leavt- to make the follow- im; awards as uulhoriV.ed l.v ihe schedule :
To David Miller, of Cumberiand county, for tbc best and greatest uumberof choice varieties of applet, S5 00
To Robert Buist, of Pbiladeli«hia, for the bcsl and greale.'ft number of choice varieties of Pears, 5 00
To   Alexander   Hamilton, ol Horrisburg, for the best and greatesi   numb-jr ol choice variet¬ ies of Quinces 5 00 To Isaac B. Ba.Kier, of Philadeipbia,  forihe best and greatest number of choice varieties of Grapes. 5 00 To N. Longworth. of Cinciniinii.  for Spark¬ ling  Catawba grape wim-, of tbc vintage of 18 ¦VJ, 3 00 The commitlee also recommend that the fol¬ lowing special premiums be awarded, viz :
To A, J. Jones, of Harrisburjir, for a basket of fine Rambo apples.
To Dr. J. K. Eshleman. ol Downingtown, iur beautiful specimens of Ciloui Morccau and Passe Colmar pears, 2 00
To Dr. J.   K. Vcrbrrlie, of Harrisburg, tor a basket   of tbe   largest   and   most   magnificent PfUiml pOiir.s ever seen by lhe committeo,    2 00 Tn K. W. Cnrpemrr, of Lancasier, foradish of Doyenne d'hivcr pcar,«, 1 00
To Isaac B. Ba.Mer, ol PbiladL-lphia, for four Viirirfw^ofi'liiiint |»*ar.=, 2 00
To Dinicl D. B..:is. nf Harrisburg, fur a bas¬ ket of quinces of enormous size, 2 Ol) To C, S. Haldeman, of Lam.a.ster coumy, for a basket ol quinces,                                         2 00 To N. Longworth. of Cincinnati, for a speci- men  of Sparkling I.sabella   grape   wine, very fine, 3 00 To Mr-s, Jaincbon. Mi?y ."\Iiirhell and  Miss .-lyres, of Lewislown, Vn.  fora large vase ol ar¬ tificial fiowcrs in great variety. 5,00 Tn Mrs. .Agncv Sanders, oi Harrisburg, for a fine display, consistingof seventeen jara of pre¬ served fruiis and jellic?, f,,ou To Robert Buist, of Philadelphia, for a large collection,  embracing  mnny   varieties   of  the most valuable evergreens,                              5.00 Thc commiuee take great pleasure in making honorable memion of C. P, Sicinniciz, of Leb¬ anon county, for a v.ise of cut ilowcr.s, diploma. A   Bombaugh, of Harri.sburg, for a ba-skel of fine quinces.    Diploma.
Abrnham Lightner, of Lancaster county, fora specimon c)f large peaches, preserved iu alcho¬ hol    Diploma.
AnnE. Anderson, of Cumberland cnunty, for a vase of ariificial flowers.    Diploma.
Thoman Flowers, of Cumberiand couniy, for a vase of eut Ilowers.    Diploma,
H. Itandall, of Harri.-;burg, for a specimen of the   Susquehanna   peach,   originaied   by   W: Grifiiih. of Harrisburg, preserved in alchohol.— Diploma.
Martin CruII, of York connty, Ibr lemous ofj enormous size, preserved in alchohol.  Diploma. Mrs.   Marlin   dull, of  York  county, for a specimen ol currant wine.    Diploma.
Dr, J. C. Vorbeke, of Harrisburg, for a dish of slewed pound pears.    Diploma.
Louisa P. Smith, of Adams county, for a jar of pickled cherries.    Diploma.
John Sherick, of Cumberland county, for h)t of apple trees, and Princes iirperial gage- Diploma,
Same, fnr a jar of black Tartarian cherries preserved in brandy.   Diploma.
Miss IMary Good, of Dauphin county, for a display of lemons.—Diploma.
C. S, Haldeman, of Lancaster county, tor fine home-raised oranges.
D. Nicdhammnr, ol Cumberiand county, for fine specimens of the cotton plant.
Mr. Raysor, of Dauphin county, for a speci meu of domestic wine.
To Mrs. M. Sanders, for .specimens of currant wine. WM. LEHMAN,
Chairman of Committee.
Smnt machine. Isaac Clugdton,   The committoa ro-' eret thwy had no opportuoity of hocIur it trii'd.
High Canllo aaddle, P.  Ulilur, well  finifllicU nn.l « good article.
Modal quilt framo. A. Kaufaum.—Diploma. Ilaguerrcotjpea, A. B. TubbB.—Diploma, HjdfauHa  ram, Allen Ganthrop, wvll madu  and a good article. Penmanship, Mrs. L. M, Lnwrence —Diplnma, Ten pin aUcy,Thomas E. Shull. TIio mudflpoHflcusus novelty and Ingenuity.
Board and plank. M'Kinley, Bigler t  Wilt.   Tbo BaTTlng remarkably well done. -Diploma.
H-raecollar. Ueo H, Paaiiypackcr, Chuater rounty, j stuffed with hair and straw, thought to be good.
(iulnoy air tight cooking fltove, Alien. March k Co.,' Cheflter county.
One tot of woolen goods, John (lay, Germantown.— Diploma.
¦Waterville cutliery. Watt^rviUe manufncluring com¬ pany. Clonnecticut.   Tho dicplay in fine and thc goodH every way oqual to thu beat EngtiBh goods.—Tho com¬ mitteo award a premium of $6 00 Harncas, Lacy k Pbilipa, rhiladelphia. oxhibited by Samuel Haye, Harriaburg.—Diplora.i. apirometcr. John Wilson,—Diplomn,. Five cases stutTed birda, J. Thomas. Lewlstown, a flne display and well prepared and mounted —rremium $5. Llnon goods,.4. .M.Spanf?ler, Lancaster. These goods are good and manufactured by agod Indigent femules of Lancaster county. -Premium $5 to the makers.
One8etpatentplane9,E. W. Carpeuter. Lanca.'^ter.- Diploma,
Two horHe Bhoea exhibited by A. K, Kapp. Northum¬ berland, made by Henry Part on and E. Dollman. a very pretiy article.—Uiploma. Two gungci. E, W. Carpuiiti-r, Lanra-ner. Samptea of oil, Kaldon k Price, PhiUdelphia, The committee had no opportunity of te.-«tiiig it, but from the appearance think it good
Sausage wtuffer. W, Mitchell. Lewlstown, appiinmtly vcryuFiefnl.
One capoculogno and ChJnv.u- blttfr,s. Jolm 0. DorJ.-*, Philadi-lphia-Uiploma.
Display  of daguerreotype.", W, Barr, liarrisbur; Diploma.
Ono pet boot trees and simple of laal.H, .1. J. BiiM. Harriaburg,—Premium ¦{..1 UO
Four kinds of crackers, C. V. Muench, llarrit^burg.- Dlploms.
Railroad car coupling. (Jeorge "Wintera. Portsmouth, Tho model work.-* well, but cauuot tdl how it will work in practice.
Sausage atiifTer. A. B. hong. l.eKistowu. I'„. 1Vc think it a good article.—Diploma.
4-4 fiheeting, Harriaburg Cottou company. The sam- plea cshibited are decidedly auperior articlesv—Diplo-
Lot of fladdlory. S. W. Hays. Iiarrisburg, Pa, Lightning rod and points, J. T, Green, t'ltrli.-do, neat¬ ly made. Katfe sharpner, J, C. .Middleton, I'hiladeiphia, agood
Slnrble lamb and dovo. John M-Kadden.~Diploma, Pati:nt elate lined rcfrigera.tor, Kvan.i & Watson, Piiil¬ adelphia.
Patent Salamander aafe, and patent combination lock. Evans k Wat:*on, Philadelphia.-Proniium of $S.
Frets and backs for chaira, Jacol) Steiitz, Dauphin county.
Onc set ailver mountedharneS3,exhibited by A. Hum mcI. Harrlfburg. PB.-Diploina.
Pleasure carriage witlilndian rubber .springs and sj . locking brake. Lewis Lempton, Winchester, Va., an i  t
^*On'"io't of" awrt^''Honry Gilbert, Harrisburg. Pa.- Diploma.
Six of Stewart't! patent sofety fluid lamp.s. Ycrger & Ord, Philadelphia.aianufncturera, an improved article. —Diploma.
One lot of blauk booka. and sppciraens of fine book binding, F. L. Hutter k Cc. Harrisburg. Pa. We think the blaok books are exeellent.and thu binding very re¬ markable.—Diploma.
Painting nnd drawings, Mrs. Lciionte.—Diploma.
One case of miKBellaneou(< bonks and fancy articles. George Bergner. Harrisburg. a fine display.—Diploma.
A diaplay of cooklngstovea.parloratover aud ranges. Philadelphia maTiufacture, and eshibited by M. A. Swller, Harriaburg.—Diplomo.
Model ofbechlvc..Iameanobb.Lcwi»towu,-Diploma
Lightning rod.   amea Sprott, neat article.
Brick preBB. A. K. Kahnestock. Harrisburg. An arti¬ clo weU adapted to thc purpope.   Premium :fc3
Daguerreotypes, M. A. Koot. Superior and most beautiful article.-".—Diplom.-i.
A fountain pen, J. D. Hopo, Philadelphia, Thc com¬ mittee had no opportunity of seeing It In operation.
Cast iron cemetery monument, B. Urban k Co., I.'.n- caster.
Centre draft plough clevis, J. B. Stoner,
Marble lamb. John Smitli. Harrisburg.—Diplnnm.
Cariienters hatchet and mill picks, 'Wm. Brady, Lan¬ caster county.—Diploma.
Maps.byJ.H  CaUon.-Diplom.^
Vegetablo cattle powder. Erening. Franfield k Co — The committe have no way of judging of itd merits.
Force pump. S I'. Cnse.—Diploma.
Iron railing. (;. Kieffer. Lancaster.   A neat article.
Sewing machine. J, P. Martin, A good machine- Diploma,
Fatent harnesa, M. Taylor.—Diploma.
("ollar machine. S. W. Tljiys, Harrisburg.
Smnt machine. J. T. Wilsonj (aee other commiltee'F report)—Premium $5.
.Model of fanning mill. John Bamborougii. A beau- tiful article.-DIploma.
One Bet teeth oirgoldplatc, Jami's Fleming,   .V good
Saw Better and filpr, Charles Lafferty. Peteraburg. Ad-ims couuty.—Diploma.
lU-ad-stone, Thoiaa.* Al.'red, Beautiful in di-.-^igu and finif=h.--Diploina. Tlio bai=e of thi.-t Btoue i.s a sand stoni from thc quarty ofMr. Konigmm-her nl Lnncaster county, nnd tbe committee think It a good building malcriHt.
Ono lot flag Band stone. Martin CruU. York rounty, A gond article.
Several models of Agricultural implements combin¬ ed. C. p. Carvett.   Ingellio.l^ly contrived.
Iron railing James Dening, Harrisburg—Diploma,
Tbree church bolls. Andrriv Meneiy. Troy. N, Y,. cthiliited br Kelkcrand nrothcra.-Pn^mrmn $.'<.
Pleasure carriage, made by Itobt. J, Fleming fnr Robert J. Ro.sa, Esq. Thi^ cnrriage was in design ant finish a vory beautiful article. Tbe proportiou^ friult less, and tho motion very i-ntiv.    Premium 'i-o.
Soda fountain, exbibited by W. K. MWrnlfy. Diplo. ma.
Eagle butter machine, deposited by Jo.srph J. Lawn 01 Baltimore. The committee think this an e.xcellent machine, bnt had no opportunity of seeing it tested,
.M.^l¦bl« r.igle. exhibited by Mr. John.^oii of Harris¬ burg.    Commitleu award a dipl«iiia.
All of which id ruspeetfully submitted.
HKNKYM. BIRKINBIN'E. WM.AYKllS. ISAAC PKARSON. W. O. HICKOK.
Cunimittre.
NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES.      I
A very large Newspaper for the Country.!
EDIT'n^D BY IIKNRI' J, RAV.MOND. I
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-L   School Diatrict are hereby uytifled. that the un-1-w-   _  . ,^TJ"^i,~^ TV, .^,^.-^.^,^7.	
dersigned  will nttend for¬the purpose of rwjelving the;   I    E.ATHER I   LEATHERlI—Jusl
""       '   J-^ received, (hreo cufcs of L'-nioini-'n  .Sourin   C
School Tax for the ynar 1851, at tho following named plrtcer". on thn d.iys mentioned below, frrmi 10 o"cI"cfe iu tbe forenoon until 3 o'clock in the afternoon, viz -
On Monday, the 21th of November, in the villago of Jfewtown ; 00 Tiieaiiay. the 2&th of November, at the public houflti of Henry s. Shenk, Chlcques;  on  Wed
nesdny. tbe 25th nf November, ttt the  public  house <jf. rales, at 4li7 Markft Si David Uo.-leitur.IntboboroushofManheim ; onThurs-j     Nov .'i^;it-ia
day. tho 2;th of November, ut the public houflc oJ .Mr. 1     .           -.    .
Ke.iflur ; ou Friday, the 2Sth nf .November, at the farm houao Of Jacob Reiff ; and on Saturday, tbc Oth of De bi-r.at thp-public houst,.! Jacob Summv, on Sport ing Hilt : at wlifch times and  pli -¦--.. ™
can be paid.
He will also attend on the Hr.^t Siiturday nf each miinlh at thi» public bouse of Jacob Summy on Sport- ingllill. SKM  BRUB.m;1IKU.
Uct:!0    -.11-48 Treainrt, ,nxd Cvllectur.
bet's and Blon.leu',^ FRKNCH f :A M-' ^KLNr:; Cor. Il.yl'rt PATKNT l.K.VTHKlt. If.ge(b--r with ?-V.^^'l''-''"'*""'*™'^"t'>f '¦¦fcry descriplirMinfSnLKiih UIPKR LKATllKR.and SHOK KlNUI.MiS : kU ¦ which Will he .wid, whnl-siile and n-tuil, at I'.w.-t <-- ,
Tni:i:T. ubove l.'ltb  .-t.. I'li.-i.;.' JOHN WHITK
M^
The W.'L-kly Times »m11 bi- nnd-T lb- K.liti.rinl mm. agementand coiilrnlof Hkmu J. R\>m<imi; :iti<l (vhil it will niiiinlalii llnuly nnd /..¦aluiisly tlin^.- prin.-ipl':- vvhich he mnv'l.eliie-.M-nii;il I,, lh.- publir^ g.'nd.aii. whieh ar.-Jr.-ld t-y tin-great tt'Jiig pnrty i.f tin- I nit--. State.', more nearly IliaU by any .)t!ii-r jmlilii-al urgaiii- zation. its clmnns wiil 1..- Irc- from bii?..t.-d devnti'.n tn uarruw intere.-l.s. und will bi- npen wiibin ueeessnry limitations, tu i-uinmunie;itin!i-i upcn i-vi-ry .suliject nfj publie iinporlunee, I
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Now Complete. Appleton's Dictionary
OF Meclianics—A few copies for sale at W.M. .vlI-'ltllAVT? elu'ripB-joK Store, ut,,
A CARD. I
ONS. CHARLES E.MAILLY,'
a naiive of Fronce. respectfully lafonnH the' ns nf l.iineai-ter. that he haa come to settlt: per- ¦. munently in this jdace. (if patronized.) to teach the' French language. He has taught bts mother tongue for mory ihan .si.Tteea years, both in France ond in' the Unite.! States, as the referencvs he can .show will testify. In order to afford opportunity to aR tho-ie | wishing to acquire a kqowledge of this useful and fa.sh. I ionabli- language. .Mo^.s. .Mailly will ftinii clo.s.-.es. | leaeli In scImioIs. or give private le.'sniis.
Pupils will be utt«ndO(iut hidruom or at their  pla-|
The attention of persona wishing to rent.-ive instrtic- ! tiou, or have members of their laiaili.'S taiigbt. is par¬ iicularly called to the importanc.' ot having the pro- nunciatiuit knpartcd by a nutiv.-.
Mons. .Mailly K kindly permitied to ref.-r to the fallowing gfnlli-meri.-who have e.tamlned his testiinn- iiiaU and liiiTe found them to be perfectiv satisfuctory : Rev, Dr. S. Ilowman, Rev. Dr. John C. Baker, Rev. II, llnrbaush. Rev P. Coombe, Rev. N. A . Keyes, Judge i Ellis Lewirf. and Ur. John L. Atlee,
For further information and term,''. .Mr. M. can ho ¦ ,seeu at .Mrs. Thompnon's. Kaat King Htreet '
Lanc:LHtj;r, 0(^4 tf-4e     i
WHITE HALL academy] |
THUEE MILKS WE.ST OF H.\RU1S»L-RG. PA.     '
H'^HE Second Session of this Insti-
X tntiou will eommence on MO.MjAY. fh.; CJrd of NOVEMBER next. It is situated in a plea,sant aud healthful stelion of the cnuntry. and is conveni.'nt of access from oll parts of the Stale. Appliualion should be made as early as possible, aa only u Umited number eau be received.
TERMS. Boardiug. AVa.-hing. Lodging and ¦fuitiou S-^O.ItU
lii>lriictors;-.David Uenlii)g.;r. Principal uml teach¬ er of Languages and .Matheiuatic.-; Lemuel Simmons terieluT ol Vocal and InslrumenlH 1 .Music. nuJ Amo- Row. Tutor. I
For Circulars eontaining particulars n.ldresa
D. DENLINGER. Principal, jopt 10-2ni-41      ^  JIarrisburg,_IV_
ERCILDOUIV   JBOARDING   SCHOOL,
FOR VOUNG MEN AND BOTS. npHE First Session of this Insti-
J- tution will commenee on the first Second-day of thc Eleveiith-inonth (November) next, and continue TWKNTV WEKKS. Alarge and commodious hnu?c haa beeu erected .-xpressly for School purposes, admi¬ rably adapted to the wants and comforts of the pupils. being well venlBaled and .supplied with bathing uport- menis. It is situated in the village of Earii.Doi->- Cheater county, Pa., in a healthy, moral and iuti-lllgent neighborhood; about fourteeu miles west of West Cb«Bter. twenty-seven miles east of Lancaster, and three iniles soulh of Co.itcaville. on the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad. Pupila conveyed from tbe latter place to the Sbhool free of charge.
The course of instruction' comprises tho usual brauches <if a thorough Education. Including Chemis¬ try. Physiology, .Astronomy and Rhetoric. A good as- .(orimenl of .ipparjitu-s haa been obtained, for giving appropriate illustrations to the courpe of Leeture- which^will be delivered once a week;fln various scien¬ iilic subjecta.
Tlie Tr.R^ia for Tuition, Boarding, and ¦Washing, are *5i) 00 per Session; one-half payablo at the corameuce¬ ment and tbe remainder at the end of each term
Circularn. stating particulars, chu be obtained by ad dressing the Principal. Ercildoun. Chester > ounty. I'h S.MEDLEV DARLINGTON. Principal
Aug 13 -lm-::"
STOVKS!   STOVKS 1   __.,   ^PHE subscribers would cali tlieai-
th.i  School Tax I  _f_   tention ot the puidi.: i.i tiujir larj^i'an.! .xleii-iv- ¦ assortment nf STfJVKS. among whieii we'have ^j—^a. Nino Sizes of the eel.:l,rated   ilirJK STOVE.   BJ^^f neiv ami spl'iulid piitL-rns.    This -tove i> loo«»fiS35t welt known tn need any i^nmm.'ndation >y''i
Tlie Vietorl'ARLOl; Stove, for coal, w.- ..nu -ivi lh.'be.--t nn.l mo-it beantifnl .-^tove cmt nlli?rf.] in -iii- l;iarki;t. U'e havo mostnf the rarioua It in Js-if C'uik STOVES now in uae. Also. P.-irlor. Hail. Unire. i.li-iin ber. Air-tiiiht. Ilar-rooni, six and nint; plat.- Smv.-..'. ¦¦ which wu ..Ifer at whol.'iale and reiail. at 11.¦< l'.*r.' • '¦ash priee,-:.
N. B.- -(jueen's Pateut Pnrtnbl'- For;,'c for s„b>
1'. y, ha(;ar j>: i o .
No.-th-.-a,-t cnriier .''¦¦eeynd nnd Race ^{r¦¦¦l-, sept:i :ini-4ui Phiiail'-lpl.;:.
THE exeitenient con.set/uent on th«' arrival ami pro^rets nf Jeniiy bind, having sub-i.I
.-d .liiic; li'T d.'iiiirtur.^ from the eity- the great- .-.ti Ir.'of :,ttrieti..Ti appears to be at
THE   LAMP   STORE,
N. E. cornerof -Uh and Ckerry St.i., Pkiliid., wheriM-un 'le f..und Ihe eb.-iLin-st ami l.e%t a-orliii.-iil of LAMt'r^. of every de-criplinii inih.-eitv,
ALSO, Cband.-Iiers nfthe newe-i ].att''rii. llo.iii.i Ilnldersaud Candelabras. of tie: iiio-t approvil .-lyl--- ronstanlly on hand.
N. II. We will make engagement.-' for li;:hiin; ll;. Publi.' Rooms f.ir one or more niglil.-. :.l r'a-,i.:.:i'.;- ternr-i and at tite siinrte,=t notice.
FLLFORrn.v!;AVI> _Kep2l_ _ lt"-l-_
PHILADELpniA DRY COOD.S.
rpOA^TVSEND   SHARPLESS
.SON.S. h.ive and are  rer.-iviiig  a  full .¦\utiniin und Winter (JnoiU. lu whieli   they
P!-i.'
lion
IJlack, Fnncy and Plain colored .>^ilks. .\lp;.'-;i.. \: gentin.' Lu--trps. Bonibaz.iru^ ,J- P.r.-ians. l;r'i.li" I.on.' :iHdS.,u,-tr.;Silk aud CfLslnnere Shawls. Woojeu b-n^' au.l snuare plain White and h;uibo-:'.-d ("rape t;ii:n.l- Worsted Danm-hs, M-.r.-ens. Saltin.-tts un.l ll-ii:;.-,-=, Ku- gil,-h and American TviUed au.l Plain Blank.-t-:. M-r si-lle.-.. Uuills, Flannels and Su.-kin--. Liuen Sh.-.-liir.-~. Damasks, Diapers and Napkin,-', llo.-ii.-ry. (>liives. l"r:i vals. und llandkerchltfs, best makes ..1 Iri-li l.:ti-ii sbirLiu};s. Kuglisb and French l Inlli.-. C.-i-.-iuu-r.- ,' Vc-tings, Domestic Cotlon .ind AVooli-n c.i.il-^ iu \.t riety. Couclunakers articles. Drab. Blue .md f.r.-.'.i CloUi.'f.Ralliaetts.tce
Shoenutker* fioods in Lastings. Liiir-n.,, Diili- .--.i X GuUoous.        ;::>South Seeoud Street, riiiladeli.hia
Sept.miber-J-l :;m-J :
Carpets^ Oil ClothN, Sic, ''pHE subseriber wishes to call (lie
_|. attention i,f onr reader-* to his Iarg.' jt-.-ordiuuf, oi CARPETS, eonsisting in part of Iii>:raiu. Thre.'-j.iy Bru-it^els. und all kinds of (-((ods in ilu' larp'-i iv.iy whi.-h he mauufa.Ttiirer: and will sell eheaj.,
Also,  on  band   Floor uil  Cloths.   Wiudnw Shad-, Stair Rods. Door Mats. Stair and Table Oil .'loth,., al! of which will besold on the most rea.ional.l.' l.-riii-. whrilcFnleand retail.
N. B -Bein- the mdy maunfaetur'T of I iiLrrain '.ar- pets by Sleuiu I'nwer iu ibiv eUy. enable-, him to sell ihisunide something le?s than ol'io,i-^ in my Uuo of bu-ine,-...    D'.n't f.rg.-i to cnll,
.IOIIN MAKKLEV No, :.:( North S.-eond street, below An-h, e;ist -M.- hept :; :im-lii)  rhjlud'.lj.hla.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
B1.,4\K BOOH..S
STAT iTji ERY.
THE  subscriber  respectfuUy   in-
i   funiiH lh« Iiublic Ibnt he hd.. tuDwtiinllJ- on ban. ". '."r>^':.':"il .^i'" ilt.-b'Cted ytock of
A 6 A A A A /Ta
*^ ^^ Y'J "i--^ N_> '-cy Ky Q?
whi
IIOOL BOOKS'rLan'k HOOKS k STATIONERV is prL-par.-d  to  sell, wholesale   aud   retail.
Teduc.-.I   prl.-e.     This   enevel-.p eliiinic's   fiiiu'ine  work, uud  Kngiiu, Willi Four Tiiousand eugravings. 2 v
History of   i'rnpellers and steam Biograpbieal sk.'telies of early Invi-n
'J'ho .Meehauir's .-Vsistuut. u jir.i Meiisurati.in nnd the ^Uding rule. Knajien.pruelieal s.-ries. 7 vols. Ameri> Hill-ttTiglKs a.-.'.i.-t.-.ut. Tiiruei-'s Cmi Ijild-r and Varrii'-her's Companion, liui iun. Dyer'sand Color \lHk..'r'.< I'nmpani- h'-rsCumpanion. .MnniifiicHir.-isof .-i.-r-l and Founder's eoinpaniou, ciilu-r  vi.lu;
f Ma..-hitu-s. M.' is illustn
licul trealis,. :c, kc. hy II rican   \;in.-ra]
¦abiu-t Ma- o.ll..ulder'- Sold b.-par-
nF>PORT OF COMMITTKE ON IRON SAFK. State Fair Ground. Oct, yo. 1S51. The under.-igned .ippoiuicd a commiltee for lbe pur- pose, by the offlcera of the Stale Fair, were present this ufli-rnoon when Messrs. Evans k Wats.ni tesled one pf their small .'ixed Salamander Fire Proof Chests, at which time lliey consumed fhrce cunts nf wood on it. commencing at I o'elock. P. .M.. and having expo.«- ed it to a white heat for two hours, tutlicleut todestroy thu r«it irnn feet..
On opening the chest the papers dopo.'ited in our presence were taken out. not only Iiaving been pre¬ served, but not having even tho appearance of pcorch upon them.
The 5afo wa.s oxposeil to tho disadvantage of being cooled, by having a stremn of cold water played upon it.
JOSEPII RITNER. A  O. HEISTER. A.T, NEWBOLD, JOILNll. ( OA', I'llARLKS K. IIIESTKR. E. E. llt>UDIN(rr.
Comniiln-c.
GIVING.
'i'lic suu givea ever ; f<» the? carlh — U'liiit ilcaii give t^o much 'tis worth ; 'I'lu- occitxi gives ill many ivny.s— (iivcd paths, i^Uc? fishes, rivcr^i. lj;iy.'. So, too, the uir, it gives us broath— Wheu it Btoiis giving, eoiues in deiilli.
(live, givo, he always giving ;
Who gives uot i.-* uol living, 'I'he luore you give, 'I'hc moro you tivo.
.1:
(loirs love liatli in us woaith iiplie: (.iiily by giving i? it rnipM The budy withers .ind the iniiul, I r pent in by n sellirh rind. (Jive Elrongtli, givo tlmuglil.givo tWcd, •: (live Invc, give teara, uml give lliy.sell. ('ive, give, be alwnya giving, Wbo gives not. is not living.
TllC more wc give,
'J'lie more wc tivc
M'olf.
EMLEN   FRANKLIN'
ATTOllNKY AT LAW,
Offica in Eaat Kittg Street, nearly oppo.tile the
Farmers Batikj Lancaster, Pa.
April2-1.1850. tf-21
JOHN W. MECKLEY,
A T T 0 II N E Y   AT   L A ^V .
OFFICE with J. B. Amwuke, E.s.i.. in South iiueen St. Lanca-ster, Dec 2& 1 y-4
-VRTIOLES NOT  ENUMERATED. To Ihc President and Officer.': of Ike Pennsylva¬ nia Slate A1^ricultural Society, iioxo meeting at Ilarrisburp.
OKXTLr>ir.\ :—Vonr committoe,to whom wn.s referred nil the articles not enumerated on otbor Unt.s. would respectfully report: That they have attended to the I'ulies imposed upon them to the boU of their abillticF. considering the i^hort time necessarily alloUcd to tbem The articles that ramo under their range wcro fo di- vcnsiDed au.l variou*. ond scattered over all parts of the field, aud very many of them not propcriy entered until within a fow hours of the maki ng of our flnal rc- porLand many of them very difficult to find, that It can hardly be presumed that they ehould do exact and perfect justice to them all.
Inverymanylnstancesv.-e could not flnd tho exhibi¬ tor tn exidain many parts of working machinery, that being new, might havu escaped our notice.
Chemicn] weather guage, W. H. Paraon^*, DelJefoutc, a neat and If correct, a useful article.
Cut nails. Coloman. Hariman S; Co., Pittsburg, an ex¬ cellent articIe.—Diploma.
Eartlienware parlor stove. Swope. Loitzeugcr & Co. Lancaster county. Penn.sylvania.
Harness and trunk, W. H Duval. Williain.sport. Penn¬ sylvania.  Thn trunk is a very pretty article.—Diploma Ruling machine, W. 0. Hlckok.Harrisburg, a superi¬ or article  both  In usofulness nnd mechaniam. manv parts entirely new.—Premium $1} ^
A steam boiler for cooking, Oeorge Newcomer, Cur- Bibles and Testaments, li, Lloy.l.    The ToBtnments a benutiful Hrticto, Cnoking Stovo. Abnl Keeney.—Diploma Stave jointer, Daniel Drawbach.—Diploma "Wagon box. Jacob Fl.sher.   The committeo think il very excellent.—Diploma.
Indian rubber gonds, E. M. I'enderBon, good ouality nnd worthy of public attention.
Planed boards. Brown.Christ Si Co.,rort8mouth tho matching well dono.—Diploma. '
"Window blinda and dpors, Kendig, HaU t Duaher a good article.—Diploma. '
Fallforralaioghcavy wjkhlB, J. H. Wlllsoo —DIdIo- ma. *^
Corn and cob grinder, Thomas Il-WUlBon, a good
Three icecream frccrere, II. D. .^las.^ur—prcmium S3,
Butler nnd Water crackers, J. F. Hhohnlou n cood nrticlo .-Diploma, **
Hub anger and box setter, II. Sidle, a g(-»d artlclo — Diploma.
Shingle machine, AV. Wood, Tlio Hhi.-.glefl mnde bv it aro good.
Visiting cards and pen drawiug, Charles R, Frally — Diploma.
Pitent tannery, Patrick Culp. The model In very noat, but tha commiltee oro unabl« to judgo of Ita practical oporatlona.
Ono aet teeth on gold plates, Benjamin M. EBturlw, a Ter; ci«dlta)}loftrtlclo.
ISAAC N. ELLMAKER, ATTORNEY   AT   I.AW.
Lancaster, Pa.    Office  with I.  E.
HIESTER, Esq. nearly opposite Ileiuitsh'a Drug
Store E.-L-it. King Street. March 10        ly.19
TJ EMOVAl..—John L. Thompson
X\ has removed his Ofllceono Square I'-iist. und above thc one lately occupied by him on East King st.
Nov 0  i!t-4J)_
JOHNSTON'S O^OVEnREOTJTPE   ROOJfMS,
KRAMPH'S  BUILDING,
Corner of Nortk Queen nnd   Orange Streets,
LANCASTER.
sept jfi ly 43_
on. S. WELCUAAS,
§iyjl^QiE®IM   ©IIMITD^T,
OFFICE—In Kramph's Buildijig,
NORTHEAST  CORNER OF
Orange ana IVorth Queen Sts.,
LANCASTER,, PA. _July_30 _ _ ly-3.^
PAINTING.
Mechanics f.>r the Mill-wright, Muehinist. Knzineer Civil Kdgiuetr. Ai-cbitert .-.iid .<lu-J.nt. e.tul.tiniug u clear i-li-meutary expn-ition of the piinciplesaiid prac¬ tice of buildin.-maehiues. hy F. Overman. I vol.
l.nmie's I'hilosoidiv .if .\lalhem:.lies. a ii.iW w.irk Clearness au.l depth. eoiuprehensiv.-iie:.s and i.reci^ion have never perhaps been so reumikublv united as in Augu.-U'omte. Wox. .M. (iilb-pie. i,r..l'e.v.or C. Kugin- .-¦ering
A geiiiTul ;u,-.ortin.-iitof Books in .-very d.-partuu;nl at tbe v.-ry lowest l-riees f.ir >.ile at
WM, MCRHAV'S
Cheap Hook .'^(ore. Kiauipli'-* BuiMings. N. <iu..-.-n H. Laneaster. Pa _ Uct ^Mf-lS
Ho I for the Great Literary Emporium AND PKOPLK'.S  BOOK   STOKE
AGiVIN would Ave call the atteu¬ tion  of Ibe  J'ublic   I..  Ihe  mil go ifie enl u-.-^ort-
meut of Luw. ,Medir»l. llislorieal, Uio^^raidileal. Mi,-eel- laneous und Seliool Rooks, nuw opening Ire.-li frnm the New Vnrk und Philadelphia Tnule Sales at W. 11, SrAN(;i.KR'.V P.<.ptes Ui,t.-< .Ntore. N-rth qu-.n .'^t. : Laucaster ¦¦ We a,-...-rr boMly atul without conrra- i diction," that n.:ver l..I'.ir.-have tlo- eitizeu^ .'I Lau-, e.a.-^terbeennirereil so .spl.-niii.l an a->i.rl!:ieul i-f Sl^ii.d- iii-d Literary uud Scientilie Uo.iks. I,a.lie-i and (Jeu-j tiemeu eall and by your owu jud^'nu-nt be convinced of the abov.' a.-^sertiou
•• 'J'reu.-iiry of ICiiowI-d„-e " antl Lil.rury ol RelVr- ene.'. by Sauiuel Maunder. London .-.hti.iu.
- Seienlitu: atul Literary Tn-:u-.urv." a n-w and pop ulur F.i.eyeb.p.'dia "f B.'U.-s Letter"-, l.v SauuM .^h.llu. der. Lnndn,i..,liti.m.
-¦ l(tograpbiealTn-;i>iirv," a Dirli..uarv of Cuiv.T,«al Biography, by .Sauim-l .Muuu.l.-r. l.ui.dun .-.liiiou.
'¦¦l"r.-:tsury of Nuliij-ul Historv. " or ;i ••v.^iem of ;.»¦ imate.l ualiin-. illu.-tnLled with uiue buu.Ired lii;uie- ..n wooil.eni;rav.d .¦s;ire-.;ly p.r this \v..r;; Sitmiiei Maunder. Lnuilnu ediliou.
-rrea-Miry of Ili-lvrv. " :. .--.ri-'.^'r ,-eparaie Hi>t ories ofevery principal nation Hint exi,-4t.=. its us.', pr.igresf- and present e..nditinn. l.y S.-Miiu.-I Maunder. L..udon edition.
Tho ubove are eninprined in a set of iiv,. Books and are the mo.-t rouiprehensive o( any other Ilook^ontbe saniK Bubjeets and nn Library, is eomnl.'l.' wilhnut thetn. they ure the very be.-^t London editions, and are gotten up in the very best stvlo nf uit.
The Dramatic an.l Po.'iieal works of Jnana Bailie" iph'te in one line lar^'c Svo v.Ium.'. Itiauiiliillv il¬ lustrated printed un the leiy best paper, and is a I resh Loudon .-dilinu.
" Wnrks of Kdinnnd Spencer" with a ..eleeli.>u ol .Votfs from variou'i Co(trtuet,ta(ors nu.i a (;i'---.'ir(al In dex. with tlu- Life nl rf,.eiu-er bv I'.ev lleury John To.ld—IvnlSvo Loii.lon edilJuii.
'¦ClLiueers I'oeti.'Jil Works" wilh an es^av on bis language atul v.-r.-iiuatinn. i,.i;ellier with Nnies uud a glossary.Ivol Svn London editi-'U.
'- Beu Jobiisnii " with u memoir liv William lolford porn:iit;ind vignt'lle Ivol .Svo I...iidoit edilinu,
".Muniuil of Kieitienlary lienloL'v." nr the ancient Changes of IhcF.ar'h and ils hibubitunls a.s illusliat¬ ed l>y CetilnKical Mnnumeni-. bj Sin liurles Lvell. 1 vol.ivo Lon.ton K.Iition.
¦• Lyell's secund Vi.-it t-i lb.- Cuited Stales.'-1 vol Svo London E.lilioii.
¦¦ Dr. lininey's .New Works." comprising The Opium Eater and SuspiriPapers-Biognipliieul Essays. Mi^cel- luneous K.s.says. Th.- Cea-nr.s; an.l Lil.'rary ReUienis- cences,
'¦Hugh ^Mlier's new Bo.ik.s." eouipri-iug. The l-not Prints of ibeCr.-htor.Tlie Old Ui-d S.uid Stone. Scen.'s and Li'geiuM iu lbe North nf S.-otl-tnil. First Impre'--- Mon^ of Englandand its l'...p|e.
".Inbn Harris. 0, D. ii.-w work^." cnniprisini: Tlu- Preadaiuile Earth. Man I'nmeval. Tiie liieat Cnmiuis- sion. The Great Teiieb.r. i:c
-Ike .¦M.-.rvel'sNeiv lVo,);<, ' .-ompri-iug Reveri..-^ of aBachelor. Irish lileaiiiuK^. tlu- Idllle .Suuim.-r. aud the Lorgnelle. beautiful and Interestiug l...ok-=.
¦¦ Ari'Iiiiertnrelor i:ouutrv ll.-us.'s."' iTu-lu-ilut: de¬ signs for Cnltage.s, Farm iloii-es uud Vil;u.^-¦-s. ibree hundred and tw.-ntv illu-^truti.-u.. by A.J. Uowuiiig. 1 voLSvo. cloth. ^   „ ... ,
-Homes and Haunt-".'f llie mo>: .mment British Poets, wilh beautifui ilhi.-lfalinu... by Williaiu H.nvitl. ¦2 to:. 1-imo  elolh
"Alderbrook" tx coll.'eli"u of Fanny Foi-r.-ster's vil- iage SE;e(che.=. ro'inf. .t.- . bv .Mi;' Emily rhubiieh. 1 vol. 1-J nio. scari.'t cloth.
'Novels and TuUsof i b.-.ries Dlekens" in-l v..I ?car- leti-Iolh,
¦-Slinkspeare Nov. I.s." e,»ntaint»- tb.- voulh of Shak¬ speare, Shakspejire uiuI hi-- fri.-nd,-.. Tli.^ Se-rei ra^r-ion. i:c..l vol. S vo. seurielelolb.
"Wide. Wide Worid." by Kliz.'ib.'lb Wetherell.:: v.iIj. V2 mo. cloth. -Uedwood.-' a tide, l.y C. M. Sedgwick. 1 v-d   V2 nm. "Romance Dusl." from lhe Ili-l.-ri.! i l.u-er. bv Win Sturbuck May(.,a.ilh..rnf Ki tooir !,. .-^e . t vol.
--St. Leger.orilie Tlm-ads nf Lif-," by Riehard 0 Kimball. 1 vol. fi mo  el.ilb.
-The Rebel.-'." or l!.i.-.ion li.fi.n- llu- K.-volulion. Ivol 12 mo.
Together with tlioil.-auds of volume.' nf -.z.iod Itonks ttKi numerous to he lui'iiliiuied in an adv.rli.-.meut; w.- invite the communiiy t" cull ,ind examine thi- splend.i.l :Lssortment, Alwavs mi li-iud ii lari:e sln.-k ol SillOOL BOOKS. BL\NK HOtUvS J: ST \Tli>NKUV. whnl.-.-'ale uud retail at tile Pe,.pie's liook <.xoTi'
w,M, il, sp\m;li".i{.
Oct -ilt -IS] North tiu.'eu Str.el. Lum-avt..r.
it reuFonubl"! rates     .-Mso. a lir^t.rale slock d STANDAHD MISCEELAniEOLS  BOOKS.
in every variety of bindiug. IK' would parlicula'rty invite altentii-n to his h.'^sotI- iiu-ut uf
FA^'CY AXD STAPLE STATIONERY,
.-Iliihrueiug Fill.' .Vote Paper. Kuvelop.-s, Sealing Was
.Motto Wafers, Penknives. Pocket Books.
Pen Cutter.-. Razor Scibsnrs.
FIKST UATE CAP AND LETTER PAPER
i-"K-d und unruled, nnd at all prices. 'Ihnttc wiio mu; avor him Willi u eall may rest us.'iurcd that his price 'vill b.; ns reasonable us ihose of any ntlR-r Iiouse ii. lill'cily. while no ilToili to please will be spared oi. tlis part Atso. u complete assortment r.f
CHEAL' PUBLICATIONS,
Kagaziues. Weeklv Papers, kc . kc
ARTHCR MALLON. t King Stre.-t. opposite John N, Lane's storc. Ill) ly-n
MAURICE M'NAMEE,
^'hipprn   Strt-el,   ahi,ce   Third,    Lnwr  .side,
appnsile   Ihe    lVii,--hms.ton   .Market,
MANrFACTCRKS ALL   KINDS OK
IRON RAILINIIS FOR ' KMETERlK.S.
VERAND \HS,
STEPS AND BALCONIF.S.
FIRE PROOF l>OOB>' ic.k",. iie
Huuse  Suiiihing in gen.Tnl.on reasouabb; term¬ ji:-pi hj  __   ___    J>-''
CHEAP "WATCHES AND JEWELRY. J .   L A ll O .M U S, N0.-\\2 MARKET St rr. I, Phila.. constantly on hand one of llie
ffil
mi.l.-l
Cl. ti¬
ll ats: HATS ! I
'^PHEFall and   "Winter styles PJ
B_    of IIATS nnw ou hand at A.MER'S. Nortb«^ Uueen  str.-et.  surpass any thing of tim  kind that hu.- Lv.-r  be.-n   oITiir.d   to  Uu*   citizens   of  Lanca-ter.    In style uud h.-utity of tinish th.y canuot bu excclle.l.aQd wliiil is more, they are warranted lo wear HATS made In order ut a v.-ry short notice, ALSO, an extensive  asflortment of Men's aud Boy',- (.Al'S-nf ,a]l descriplions. kept   cnu.-laully   on   hand-
Jie,-l aiel ia.,rX. i ..s vMi Jt-:WKLK1 lo 1.,- i-mii'l in 111" ..ever Watches, fullj. welled. w;iiTauted liil- p 1-1 an; Lim.-,keepers, from j;iiJ upwarl.-:: Silv.-r d'-'.,troiii '^1- .'. <:;-'.; tiold Lepine.-^. J-i,-, atelov-r and ubove: <i\^..i Lepiiiec. from V-i to I:^: <fiiatier.=. ?-'. tu -.lu : Ear Jiiviu'- :-'in-.'r lliiu;.;, Br^a-tptn-. i;rac.l-I> tj-ild aud Siv-' rViiciis. G.ild Pen-;, a tirst-rate artieb-, l-r f.l,VJ. a lar^--
issortment nf Gold t. hains and .Meddailious. Si!v-r ¦iliouns. of all wei-l.is.  fr.-iu  v.-.i:p«ard-   w.irraMed a-
in..' us rou,. itll .-I whieii lu- will KUarauH'e t—el! ;,i lhe lowest ca.-h prices. .\11 ..rd.-r.-, by encl')'-in„- lb-- mi-oifV. wil! In'pri.jiipllyf'Tiva.-d.-d Kyiiuiil "r nlh'-r-.i;.—. and al! gooiU warraiiK-d t" be u.: r-i-r.^-.-ul'd. K' - member tbe No.—l!:i %L\RKET. uiiov-- 11.
AL-'.. a  fii;.'  as-oi-tnu-nl .if WATi'Mi-.S   ^i::!;.'.!'-   !¦¦; I tpuI.-i>slilU..n-.-rliiau lhe utiove prie.-,      K.-;. ¦¦   i>-t '
Philadelphia and Liverpool Line oi" Packets.
r^=7Z   TdS.Ml. FHU.M   nilLAnKl
Mt
SbipSHKNANnOAII. (aid, W   V. liu.MN,
:^biu WKSTMfiRl.LANU
¦speeially
lock    of SL0C( ¦all tbe attenti-.n
I Ship SHACK \MA\C
l-'non   I'-.it-.t. i Aprii IMi,
public tn hi,-la
I'AN'V HATS FOR  rUM.DJiE.V.
Ali -1  wbi.-h lie oliers unusnallv 1-w for C.i,h. .1   AMKR. Proprieior. .Later.f Philad. I'.liia.l Krainpb'.- Biiil.Iiuv's. n.'xL door Io Miirruv's Bnok>lor.-.
Lancasier. Sepl.-mbvr. 24 oin-10,
aiATS aOR THE   l»EO!»Ei\
D. SHULTZ, Hatter,
No. \%^ North Queett St., I.anra.-.ier.
tirtJULD respectfuUy inform his friomls nud
'T     tb"'pnblie tliHt be has jusl reeeived from New V. rk and rhil.i.I'lf'hta the J.-ii.-i
FALL AXD WIMEil FASHIONS FOU 1851,
ami will he pl.-;ise.l to furnish his customers and all r-5K<ilh'T'with them nttbe short.-.';! not: /Jf As all hi.s H.VTS ure manulaelured under' cS^his immediate superintendenre, b.e feels wurranted in saying, that for durability und flniFb they cannot be surpassed by any i-Blablishment ii: thisorany othercity iu tho Cnion! His ntock con sists of BEAVER.NUTRIA. BRUSH. RFSSIA. CASSIMERE
MOLKSKIN. SILK. i;c,. which hc willdispo,-e of ut tb.¦lnwe^^ prices,    CaU and "Xamine his stoek before piir.-bu»-iuL; el?.'wh.-r.-.
flis a.-s.n-tment of CA PS is one ..(the tiio.-t .-.xfeOMv. inlhe i-ily un.l lie is adding to il daily. Cn-^ionuT:- may r.'.-lassur.-d that th.-y wil! h.'-uil.-d. us h-- cure fully teleeted his stock from the bir^.-.^t u^sorluu-nis in New Vork and Piiiladelphia. l-Mi'l foig.-t Uu- hi.uul.
mUFirn.Y oPi-osirK micii.\):i.'s nnri.i., NORTH   UIKKN  STRKKT.
Country M.-rehants visiting I.au.-n'-t.-r. .b-alin;:; ii. Hats or Cups, can bo supplied at Wliole.;,-ile price-, from lo oneu ilozen. such siies us any ni:iy want.
He uIfo inf.irm.i his numeroun fri.-iulsand enstomer!- that ho still continues to conduct the HATTlN'i. BUSINESS in all its branches as heretofore nl bid
OLD STAND IN  NEW HOLLAND.
towhich  place all  orders for the d.-livery nf Hitls at re.iue£U'd lo be forwarded. D.WID SHULTZ
..MAKV ri.K.\y
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/ K,-l,. 'f Ma-l,
l.-.t il
ri..-
rn--|..-ia.-^s -liip^ are of i!..- 1..- 1 e.iiuuianiled by .-xii.-rl.-iu-.d ii.nii.-:'! re^-ur.l has b.-eii jiiiid io rrleel m.idels f..r .- comlort tor pas-eug.-rs. Th.-y will -uil j, 111- d.-iys udv,'rli,-.-d, t.iking advanlage , tow-b.iiils nn the H.-lawar.-.
Per.-nns  wishiu..-lo enga-e pa = sa-e for I-m   l.iVerp.ml   euu   .d.Iuill CeMMJeule.. V
-ive m..uib,-.
1 lh
P:l
etr, Li
ol iu the
l-'or w
r.ii
Tiu,,'^e »ii.. v.i^i t.-i remit mouev.can l.e :;,-,-¦ d with diufts lor £1 sterling and upward, p i^¦bI,^utbollt diseount.   .xpp'.yto
tiKOKilKM'HKNi:'.
:;:   Walnut .-lr..-t, I'hila
An.l to .lA.MK.'; .M'tlKMI^'.
Ma
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TKAS!   TEAS'!  TEA.Sj:;
IIOLES.VJ.EANDRK'rAI!-
tiv.iHy  r--.b;--..( p-i.---,   TiU'.-   ,\:   ;,;:;
JOHN   SOMMER,
Sign, Coach, and Ornamental Paiuter, East Chesntit Street, Lancaster, Pa.
Shop in tke Alley rear of Vankanan's Hotel.
N. B —House Painting antl G raining promptly executed, at the lowcst pricea.
Lancaster.July 3.1850. ^  ly-31
Notice. "
F.tUMKns' BAMt OF L.VNClSTrU. }
Octoher ;id. IS.'.l,     J
THE Directors of this institution have  declared a dividend of four per cent out of the profltflof thelast six months, payable to tho Stock¬ holders or their legal represontatlves on demand, nov 5-tf-4» 0. CLARKSON. Cashier.
DMdend Notice.
LWCASTKR   Ra>K.       }
Nov. 4th. ISf.l. i
THE Direetors of this Bank have this day declared a dividend ol four per cent out nf the proflts of thc Iaat .six months, payablo to Stock¬ holdera on demand. B, C. DACII.MAN. nov ti-3t- 4ft Cashier.
Notice.
Lancaitkr Cour^TT B,\rrK, (   Nov. 4.18.51.    S
'JiHE Directors of this Institution
JL   have thla day   declared a dividend of live per cent,, on tho Capital Stock paid in. payable on demand, ROBT. D. CARSON. Caahier. nov 5 3t-j0	
Lancaster Bank.
LA.-tCASTEn. Oct 13th. 1851.
AN Election for Thirteen Direc¬ tors of this InBtitution. will be held at the Bank¬ ing Ilouao, on  Monday,  the  17th  day of Novemher next between tho hour« of y  o'clock, A. M,,and 3  p M.                                 n. C. BACHMAN, Cashier, Lancmtar. October 22 ;      ld.47
TO UOUSEKEEPEKS'-Stan LEV'S POLLbMUNiS PASTE, so ju>lly e.-Ielintei fur giving n hiph polish .andlustn? to Silver. l!ras".Cop per und Pewtej-. .-V fnrtber.¦iupplyjii.-l reeeive.l aiu for Pale at JOHNF   l.ONC.-.S
Drugand Chemicul Store. No.S. .\nrlhune. Lan Oet 20
4S
Lan.
ister. Feb.
tf.l3
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,
Reubeu Krlieu, Mcrcliaut Tailor.
jYy. 3.0 NORTII QUEEN STREET,
"OETUUA'S thanks to the puhiie
Fine-
t I.ane;L.-ler City and Lounty tor prinl fa ould respectfully inforin them tiial his stock ol C/ift/i.t. C'/issiniercs, I'c.sting.^, .^almett.'^. kc. lor Full and Winter wear is aow unusually full ami .-oinplet.', Ile confidenlly iuvites those who prefer hav iuc their Clothe." mnd.'In ineusiir.'to give hima rail a.s he feels ussuri-d tlmt the .[Unlily aud varieiy nf lb' goods will please lbe mo.-t fuhtidious. and the exir.:m. cheapness saii>fy the mo.-l rieid .-co CUSTO.MER WOKK
Persons who bring their own goods ran have     V lhem mude up at.-hori iiiUiee with th of a g.toil ilt and no ili-iappnintnu'iil
The largest und ebeuiiest us^'Tttnent nf UEAP^ MADE CLOTHINO in the cily. ulway,¦^ onhand. of oui own mauufactur.',
RErBKN FRREN. Tailor. No. 3.1 North Queen Street. Mgn of tbe Striped Coat.
VS- -Mr. (iy.outtt: IIuvan wUl be huppy to wall ou hi- old Irien.ls frotn the Ci>unly al Ibis e-tab!ishment
CM I 3tix-4t
-Ipbia.b.-
w.\;ae^,'r.!Liv..r] ng Mmd. tli.i .M..
l-l  .
WM. F. POTTS,
IMPORTER ,\.\D DE.iLER IS
IRON AND STEEL.
Wl  MARKI-T STUKKT, BEI.n\V lUtii,
fasliionaljle Chair Maker,
Attll Mttittifitriiirrr of all i-ittds of Fttrttittirf
GEORGE F. ROTE respectfully iuform.- his trieuds and the people   ' ' county generally, tbat he carries on the manufacturing of CH.'ltRS of ov.'- ry description, and S,KTT£ES. at his stand in .'^oulh Queen street, the Me¬ chanics'  Institute, and   opposite   llie KMuntiiin   lnu   Hotel,  kept   by   Win. Wright, where   be will be   hupl'.v  to meet his numerous friends andcin-to-' mers from the city  aud county, and whero good bargains can always be had,
Ile also rnntinne,'. tn mauufaeture Cabiurt Furnltur of ev.<rv kiml. surh as Dureaus. Tubles. Desks and cra¬ dles. Call uud examine his .Moek of Chairs und Furni- ture. [.March 12-ly-15
NijtiTii ^
pt -24 -ly-131
IDK.
THii, MiKl.llL
JOUN  A. HAUER,
No. 1-07 South Srrord
E„sr .,,'df. Pki
TXVITES  tlie
i Ui.-rea.i.-r-of llu- Hf:
amine hi-; l.ir.'.' >li.i-k -.f :
1 UKK. cnu-i-Ttiiiiiiu par!
fiaiu I'un-au-,  Chairs an.
cription    S..f.iTabl,-, Ci
^iooT.¦^ble-   .V.-.
N   B --Wardrnl.es, Ii.-,
nf ihelal.^M -tvle-:   l....-.ki
tt..a'.t,i-. Spruff
ladelphia.
attention   o
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.'f il't.—iru- ll^^i-.i:i-
IS..'..---; . .-rv ,le-
.un-e T^li:.-    r.M.ti
l-iea.l-^   a:. 1 S-.aud'
e-f;ia ,.;..l l!-u4
CASPER HEFT,
I.MPnKTKi;    .l,\i)    lir-: il.KIE    L	
\VI.\ES.   \, !Ql ORS,
A.VI>   J,>SJ'ORTi:a>   SKGAR.S,
No.  161 North Third St. Philadelphia. \yOULD   respeetfully  call   the
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WINKS. LUil < iu Stor- urul um IIRANIUKS, ..f v;
ll.irk. Marii-l .^ i
of Houl-keeper,^   u'lul  oiii-.r- :
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vari..ti.- l,ramN..f ''.,.-ua.
WIN-KS. .V.  -Fine  .,[ aud  Li.-bon  Wines. ¦lilTereiil kind-, nu di ^lunim ."t 1 o..:iii,i i;< ill pints and lin.iri-*
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NOTICE.—An eleetion for thir¬ teen DirectorB of the Farracre' Bank ofLancas¬ ter will bo help Bt the Banking House, on ,MoDd8j, the 17th of Novembor next, botween the hours of 8 A, M, aod 3 r. M. O. CLARKSON, Caahier.
Oct 3 3t-4fl
riARPET RAGS, AVANTED—
\J 111.' highrs^t iimrkrt jiricc ivil! 1,.- i.ni.l. ill ea.h. al 11... I,aiic,L.tiTl'..iiw.v lT«|ii li.r .'-¦.¦.n-.l laru.-t Haf,.. SS-Also, C-MU'ins! WOVKN T.l (llUlKit.
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FLAVORING EXTRACTS, &c. —Eslrnct of Vanilla. Hose, ,-\.lnioud and Lemon for tlavorlng—Also. Hecker's Farina. Otiwcgo Prepare.I Coru, Uioo Flour. French Transparent and Cooper's Uehitlne.   Just received and fur Rule at
JOIIN F  LO.N(j',3 Drug and Chemical Store, No, 5. N. (iueen st. Cb't .'to tf.4',1
TrecH, Shrubs, Evergreens,
GRAPE VINES, Roses, Gueen- HOUSE PLANTS, kc, kc. Thc subscriber has now ouhaiidahi,rg..as.sortmentorRoiic.s.i'hriiba, «j^ und Greenhouso I'lunta, kc, ic. Aud having iSf^ made ample arrangements with several of the-*^ largest and bcHt nursery establiahmenl-i in Philadel¬ phta will onablo him to furnish at Lancaster, at thi. lowest Philadelphia prices. Fnuu. Sii*or. and Or^a- MESTAL Trees. Urnpo Vinea. Evergreen.". Ho.'it.s.t'hrubj' aud Greenhouse Plants, ^c, Th.' public i:^ respectful¬ ly requested to call and e.^amiDc for IbemselVLs.
Boquets and cut flowers fur aale.
J. ZIM.MEn,M,AN.
N'orth Queen btreet, opposite ^Vliite Horso ID,t.'i.
October 2-2 ^      ^^'H^.
6 PRINTERS.—The luateruila
A   CARD.—The undersigned hav-
jTjL ing locute.1 himself in tho city of LancastiT, in
LuPt King r=l.. lst Sriiiire.north stJo.oppnpite Farmer,'''
Bank, where he is pr-'purcd to do all kin.l of Tai'.Tim:
woikiu them.wt fa.-hinnuble .stylo and shortest notice  I 1\';ND0W  llLlS'l'S,
Every ejf-.rl will bemade to i,'Ivl'.-nlire .suti--.facli,,n to 'UL'-'. Ji'HEEN  PATTERNS.
his f.irmer palrons. und   a"  many  new ones  us tuuv ; TllCNK LINING PAFf-'US, .^-c ,'-¦¦
favor him wiiba call, i   A LL of which -will hc sold Oil ihc
Ot' every varie y yf iiuality and pattern.
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LEONARDILTVSON,
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A partner with  a
to joxir ihmiititxd dolUn iu the liemt Produee und Commis-'iou Uu.-in.'iS. l.y nti in¬ dividual who i.s well aciuainted with it. Tbis is a guo.l .ipporlunlty to .-mbarkin a saf,. an.l profitable busl- u,.,ss, i;ondrereren.-.'S will be giveu. and re-iulred - For particul.ir.i apply to the edit.u-of tlii.s pjper. Octob-'r '2\\ Mt-JS
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A TAILOR WANTED.
NE witli a sniall  famiiy,  or a
[igle man, with coti,! reooaiuieud.tunn. at uny time bstween llii.^ and tbc Iir-t day c.f Apiil n.-xt. at the LuDcasler und Litiz turnpike. 7 miles northol Lau- : caster. OEORGE D. SllOBEll,
Ortober 2:! '-Jt-J"
I^UZERS  SOLE 1^^^^^ I
LEATHEU. just received, and f.ir sale, at th.^ Leather I and 111,U Store of    KONIG.MACHER &. BAi:.MAN.     I I       R.;ur of R. .Mod-irwell's ConimUsion    Warehnuse i frontingon the Kail  Road, and North Priuce Str.:e Lancaster. Jan  29. ISJl tf-0
_ inrst re.isouuble ii-ruis.     V.'h,;lwile i. ,^. l\ —County .Merchants, ami the ].ubli. III. urc inviled to give \\=. a cull.
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A New Siugiiie Book
won TBI K »»k:oi' i. i:. THE CHUISTIAX 3J!-\STF.EL,
IS a new system of jrusieal Xota- li.ui witi- a ,'-¦;;'eii',:! .'f !'-;iIiu Tuifs.  Vul b. 1,1- :u -i Cb,-tut^.^eIe.¦N¦.I:¦^¦.mI^.• iu/.-Li...j.:il..r W.,rl..   u:   (u
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KNhATiilNS. CHRlsriANVi
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iold at a great hargjiiu. Also u Uamagu Press, at Il^¦H ^than half price, and a large u-.-ortment of job typo, of the latest styles.   Apply at this offlce.
October 22 tf-^l
AMPUTATING   Instruments.— 1 Caao of Amputating lujlrumeutH, in flne or¬ der, Korn'a make, for -inie low. at
CHARLES A. HEINITSH'S Drug and Chemical Stor«, No, 13, East King at. Nov & «
WANTE.D.—Three Afpuen- TICES wanted at Mrs, Hminlnger's to lonrn the Mantua-making and .Millin,'ry biir.iuess. Also, two Journeymen wanted.ooe to work on .Manttia. Iheolhwr f on .Millinery work. None bul good bands need apply at thc abovo place. Oct S-tf-Jj
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WINDOAV Shades and Blinds. A beautiful selectiou oi Window BUnds, toguih- pr with a variety of tboso desirable Buff UoUandLs for Shades, now ao much In uso in Philadelphia, now opeu ing at tbe N'ew York Store, by sopt n Xt-iS] OKIEI, k OILBERT.
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ly perple.M iheb-unur. inmy miud that it will soon b-eo Churdi y.».-'ic Four an-uiiL-i-i^i.-i aud lbe lettering of all ih-.- stalls, iittjitl.'ion otie /ib//the labor of th.' Wilb great ri'spect 1 remaii
t;I'.t*.'II '. Prof, of Vocal an,I h.^litim. u!sl W   fully concur in the s.-iuiiiuuts al..>v	
THo.-s t;, a!:ms'ii:ii .niHN .MOn.\K. W.M   6Tf,W MiT. JOIIN   lUTF, Lfidevtof   C'.-'if^ ttt   t".'-'- ¦¦ ruhli.ihed and for ».-.le .it tbe ' lu-^ip lio'-li tionery titore, at the SOUTII  EAST e, tu- r of f.iii au. Areh .tl,. I'hJladcIphJ.i, -J- ^   ' ''1.: Fs.s,.!,
N. B, A large nss,.rtinent o( !l",.'.-s in (he v.-.Tiou-- d ¦ partments of Literature, and t^t.ili.,;!.-! v .-f a'.l .l,-.n.. tloubcou.lautly [(.utl P" li='"'J '.¦'^» -¦- J.'  ¦¦-
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