The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-10-07

Commile--B. P. Former, of Frank i'm u
Beaver of Calawissa, Josephss ConHef. ol
Centre, Joseph CerreiI, of Hemjoek, and Jo-
seph Hicks, of Briarcreek y-a i o. e.
NO. i7y--MANURACTURED ARTICLES.
Second Eiuision. q = e.
do Cheese Press ,l-y-G so
do Washing Machine 81 ~, SO
do Sausage Cutler ~ rt SO
do Display of Copper Ware 30
do 3 Corn Baskets E#s SO
do Hand Baskets so
do Bee Hive 80. 80
do Parlor Stove n e.fr so
do Cooking Store g. trimmings f- 1 90
do Greatest Variety TinwaIe ] SO
do Specimen Wood g. Iron Fence 90
do Gale for barns and field use on
do ] boz Corn Blooms SO
do Sample / doz Brick - 50
do do Pig Metal 30
Commte-John Ksifef, OF Ca.awisss, Jac.
Kosienboder, Of Franklin, aud IRAN Dsffaof
No. is,-MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
,-., Third Diuis,on
Best & largest variety OF Dental Work 2 90
ere do do Edge Tools 90
'a do 70 go do Farther Ware II 90
Comnnillee--Dr. A. p. Heller, of Green
wood, DR.. n. H. Fox, Of Locust, DR.. Jas. A.
Wilson, OF Berwick, DR.. Josiah Smith, Of
Scott, and Dr. J. K. Robbins, of Catawissa.
No. l9.-DOMESTlC SUGARS, &c.
Best lbs. Sugar from China Sugar Cane so
do 81 Maple Sugar 80
Best qt. Syrnp from China Sugar cane so
do Maple 30
Commitee-Marin Rupert, of Bloom, w.
Fisher, oil Orange, James Kes,er, of Scott,
Mrs. Thomas Crevellng, OF Scott; Mrs. ]. X.
Grol2, of Bloom.
No. 29.-PLOWING MATCH. Fl.
Best blowing, regard being had 10 the skill
OF The wofkmen and discipline of teams, amp
execution Of the work, as well as time occu-
pied 2 90
81 best I. 90
Commtee--Jacob Demoll, of Madison,
Hiram Kline, of.Fishingcreek and Eli Mem
denhsIl Of Benton.
.-'s DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
~ Committee.-Lawson Hughes, Of Benton !;
Alinas Go,e, Of SugaHoaf Thos. f. Ewes, Of
Greenwood; Lewis ScLuylet OF Madison,
and iVm. Maihefs, Of Greenwood
.ci INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES.
I. The Commiltees will have 10 eXtrcise
discretionary power and withhold the premi-
ums If the aItlcle exhibited is not worthy of
"a premium. t,
20 2. The Committee on Discretionary pre-
Iniums will award such premiums as they
may think proper, on articles not provided for
in The general schedule.
81 The members of the varions Commit
tees, WI make il point TO be on the ground
as early as possible, on the second day-nol
Liter thau 10 O'Clock, al which time theil
names will be called from the stand, and ii ey
will be expected TO proceed 10 BUSINESS -
d. The Chaimpn.o of the different commit.
/. tees are feqtsesied TO hand in their repoFtssa.
early as possible, and not later ;han o'clk
The premiums swill be awarded by The Pres
ident at ,p. m.
,s REGULATIONS.
Z 1. All articles for competition mus! be OF
the ground by 10 O'Clock, a. m, and at /
O'Clock The committee will proceed 10 TO ex
anime and award the premiums.
2. All articles exhibited must remain on tb,
ground nn,T o clock, p. M, and on all oc
casions will be returned 10 the exhibitor, un
less olheru ise. directed.
g. CAU1I0N--An articles exhibited
whether ealables or not, must be respected
as private property and any person detected
in purloinng or injuring them, will be deal
with according 10 law. y -,
A. All articles offered for competition mus
be owned BY the competitors, all lruhe, veg
etables, flowers, &C., must be the growth o
The competitors, and all manuIaclnred atii
cles must have been made bysihs, .Gompea
tors. { " e-..X
Every competitor for prsminrna OBJ j
resident OF Columbia county. bur pe5 $ =
from other counties may have ff1e f}14
of bringing articles on exhibition, oTi&asl
payment OF al entrance fee OF Fifty Gents.
SPECIAL NOTICEl
- The amount required for mem bership Il
the Society is Fifty Cents. To induce gen
; erai ico,opetation of The people Of the whole
county, The Society has issued number o
certificates and placed Them into the hands o
the following named persons in the diffefen
paris OF theaCouniy, who are authorized Il
grant them 10 such as may pay. the imitation
lee into their hands, 10 vii Bloom, Eli Bar
: ION; Berwick, Enos Fowler Benton, Eli Men
-denball; Beaver, lsaae Davis; Ca,awissa,
Keller; Centre, Gilbert II. Fowler; Fishing
Former; Greenwood, Elisha Hayman; Hem
2 lock- Sylvester Purcell; jackson, Theodore
Smith; Loens,, David Reinbold; Mifiiip, w
t. Bfown.; MoDtour, Elias Dieierick; Main
George Shuman; Madison, Reuben Wilson
Mounipleasani,. J. H. Vsnderslice; Orange, G
W.Ioii, Pine, James Masters; RoaIiugcresk
Samuel Eek sugaroaf,a Andrew Laubach
y Scot, Thomas Creveling, aDd likewise of lh,
President iE9. 5ta45
The certificate moi only constitutes th'
,ownes d member ofthe Columbia comfy Ag
s ficuhural Society, for one year, but II enii'le
himself and family 10 attend The fair wilhou
extra charges, and further allows him priv
i.ese Of Bringing such articles on exhibition
as he mayichoose, without any fnflhsr pay
ment of entrance lee. -. .s..-- :
This opportunity, however, will only con
tinue up 10 the 18th Of October. Those no
embracing il anterior ioahat date, will be re
qnired to abide by the rates, both for on
trance OF articles and admission 10 the. Fai
ihai shah be adopted at that time.
PALEMON JOHN, Prcs't.
Bioohs5urg, Pa Sept. 10, 1857.