The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14
State Fair Arrangements.

State Fair Arrangements.
The Fourth Annual Agricultural Fair
of Ohio, will be held at Dayton on the
Goth to the Gath of September inst. The
first day Tuesday will be devoted to the
arrangement of stock and other articles
for exhibition. On this day the grounds
will be open to Officers, Delegates, and
Exhibitors. The Annual Address will be
delivered on Friday, by Hon. James A.
Pearce, of Maryland. Immediately after
the address the premiums in plate will be
announced and delivered; the money pre-
miums will be paid on Saturday as far as
practicable.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been
made with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton, Dayton and Western, Indiana
Central, Hamilton, Eaton and Richmond,
Dayton and Michigan, Greenville and Mi
ami, indianapolis and Bellefontaine, Belle
fontaine and Indiana, Columbus and Xe-
MIA, Little Miami, Ohio Central, Cleveland
and Columbus, Lake Shore, Toledo, Nor
walk and Cleveland, Ohio and Pennsylva-
MIA, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Sandusky,
Mansfield and Newark Railroad Compa-
nies, to carry Stock md other articles free
Of charge, and passengers at half the us
ual fare, when they take seats in the extra
trains. Exhibitors will pay freight on ar
ticles intended for the Fair, which will be
refunded to them on their return, on the
presentation of certificate from the So
eiety that they have exhibited them. The
Mad River and Lake Erie, and Springfield
and London Roads, agree to carry passen-
gers to and from the Fair, at half their
usual rates, and to return home articles
and stock which have been exhibited, free
The Board of Public Works have author
lied articles for the Exhibition to pass free
of toll on the National Road, and on the
Canals.
Persons sintendingto send Stock, or other
articles for the exhibition, should give at
least one weeks notice to the nearest point
of shipment, so that the several transpor-
tation lines may make the necessary ar
rangement for their conveyance.
Exhibitors are requested to notify the
Executive Committee of their intention to
exhibit articles Immediately, SO that the
Committee may be able to Judge of the
extent and kind of preparations necessary
for their accommodation.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN.-Badges will be
furnished to Exhibitors, emitting them
selves and their families to admission dur
ing the Fair, at 81 each. Tickets for one
admission to the Show Grounds, will be
sold at the Treasurer's Office, at the en-
trance, at 25 cents. Badges will be sold,
emitting family, or gentleman and two
ladies, to admission during the public show
at 81 for each Badge.
Tickets to drive carriage around the
enclosure, will be sold at 81; but the in
mates mustprovide themselves with badges
or tickets of admission. Exhibitors and
those having family badges, can enter in
their own carriages without extra charge.
NoTrcE FOR ENrR1Es.-Person wishing
to enter articles or animals, are requested
to go first to the Treasurer's Office and
procure their badges, which will entitle
them to enter any articles for competition
for premiums, and also to free entrance to
themselves and families during the Fair.
On exhibiting their badges at the Business
Office they can have their entries made,
and receive tickets marked with the Glass
and Subdivision to which the articles be-
long; and these tickets must be attached
to the articles exhibited. Signs over the
Clerks desk in the business Office will
show at which desk applications for entry
must be made.
Glass A, cattle class B, horses, class
G, sheep; class D; hogs; class E, poul.
try; class +, farming implements; class G,
farm and dairy products class H, textile
fabrics and fine arts class /, metallic fab
RIGS, machinery, &c.; class K, mechanical
and miscellaneous class L, ceramic, chem
ical and natural products, and miscellane,
ous; class NJ, Horticultural Department.