Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-05

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Premiums not demanded within six months
after they are awarded viii be held as donations
to the Society. ~ eeaa .r-r.
INSTRUCTIONS To JUDGES
The judges are requested to report themselves
at the Secretary's Office, on the ground, On the
first day, before 3 O'Clock, p. H.. at which time
their names viii be called and vacancies (if any
filled.
They will report by the number on the article
exhibited, and, in awarding Premiums, be gov
erned by the printed lists furnished them by the
Secretary. .zsi n-fsll rs fisf
They shall require such evidence from Exhibi-
tors relative 20 the stock articles exhibition
as shall he to them entirely satisfactory
ANY deception IN the aatements Of exhibitors
shall, when discovered, worl<sa forfeiture of the
premium to which the party making it would
otherwise be entitled. .sa Saa 1A1
+ All the articles specified in classes No. 10, IL
and 13 must have been Manufactured ia the coun-
ty, in order to entitle them t. premiums Also,
all animals entitled to premiums Llust be such as
have been raised in the county, or owned and
kept therein for at least six months prior to the
fair. 81 ia.s d 'ioeA -s
No article exhibited shall he entitled 10. two
premiums, as, for instance. the best bitshel of
grain receiving the premium shall not be inclu-
ded in the best tacre aPop whfelra premium p is Of
fered, =. g.e,,,s<s. d ?, =r,4,-.t. s.fs :; :.
The Judges Of the several classes will be reqqui-
red to report in writing tie premiums awarded
by them, respectivelv, th such remarks rela-
ting to the merits of the animals articles COM
ing under their examination, as they may think
Any person exhibiting an altlele not mention-
ed in the printed list, but which may be deemed
meEito7 gus BY the. judges shall Pe awarded 4 R
Diploma.
The Judges will not 5ecrlnie any one7to interfere
with them during their adj'diofttion,g and when
balance shallecideon the merits of the as ice.
The judges of tlejYari9tls CLASSES will meet on
the ground, on the, ,seeoRd day, at 10 o'cloEl, \.
NJ, to enter upon the discharge of their re- pecs
i've duties, and. their ports must be handed to
the Secretary before y o'clock, NJ, on the last
FEES or ADMISSION. ,y:ii5a
Certificates Of Membership win issue at one
dollar, and viii admit to the entire exhibition the
me nher, bis wife, and all their children under
twenty one years Of age, .rsra. Ea~
Tickets, good only for a single admission, viii
Issue at % cents. Children under 10 years old,
half price.
Tickets, good for the entire exhibition, will be
issued to apprentice boys and servant girls, at
so cents. a. .a So rQTnT .a
Application to be made at the Business Office,
on the Ground.
~ Each certificate or ticket viii bear the
name Of the holder arr. any trans sr thereof will
transferring receiving such ticket, with intens
to defraud the Society, shall not thereafter enter
the enclosure upon any condition whatever.
SPECxAE. ANNOUEG EsBzENT.
The Managers confidently assure the public
that such improvements will be made upon the
rangenlents of the two former fairs as will much
better the comfort of the animals the Safe
ty of the articles and the conveniens- OF the ex-
hibitors.
a fine band of music viii be engaged, and will
be upon the ground during the entire exhibition.
An able orator, whose name will hereafter be
announced. will deliver the annual address in the
afternoon OF the last day of the exhibition.
IA, short. nothing within the means of the So
ciety will be left undore, which might have a
tendency to render the Fair usefu, and attractive
and bring to it respectable attendance.
ga reward of Teo dollars will be paid by the
Society for the apprehension end conviction OF
any person or persons found iniurlng, destroying
or in any manner wantonly interfering with any
animal or article on exhibition. 49,
Ebensburg. July 15, 1857.
TfsoinpSOm's Clock.
There is a clock in our place
That regulates the town,
With tiny hands and pretty face,
Though it looks old aud brown. 14
The rarest clock that e'ef / saw,
1t beats all clocks, know,
I. went and stood in Noah's ark
-Four thousand years age.
There is clock in our place fa
AtTaoMPsON'S store tits found;
'Tis called the REGULATOR here,
And rarest clock IN town.
Just call at Thompson's Hatter's Store,
And see this old clock so,
And buy hat in place Of one 4
Bought twenty years ago. a
This Thompson keeps on Clinton street,
d The clock is in his store, i3xa
And has been running. without feet, s.sd
Four thousand years and more. II olsu aas
Now, if you don't believe me, Tom,
Just call in as you go,
Aud buy aCap in place of one a q aas1Too
Bought twenty years ago. neyrsL ,aoTl
Twas put up by George Bolsinger,
An AnT1sTlof our town, - :. As as'.S
The wheels are made of wood and brass, - =
70 And all seem pretty sound. 81 iaf. e4 ee9a
And now my last advise, dear Tom, L. sIi
Isl is, stop iii as you co. s1-i ~ a1soI
And buy some Boots in place. Of those a. y
1ie Bought twenty yecrs ago. b. haI ,..s sss
Johnstewn, May 6, 1856 an.ge- =. f.,s9
To Ira veIers!
JOHN A.BhAtss s. 90.
ES AYING purchased the interest of Maj. John
Il Il Thompson in q line OF Racks running be
tween Ebensburg and Jefferson, and united il
with their own, arc now prepared to afford every
convenience to passengers crossing. the road
They are provided with