The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21
The List Of Judges :

No. l-On Horses-Jonas Hayman, Green.
wood, Joseph Mouser, Montour, John Keel.
er, Cattawssa.
No. 2-Oa Cattie-John Robson, Scott,
Jacob Hagenbuch, Centre, Benz p. Fortner,
Franklin.
No 2-On Skeep-Reu ben Wilson, Madi.
son, DR.. G. Yost, Montour, Andrew Freas,
Briarcreek.
No. 4-On StUine-Thomas Crevelng,
Scott, George Blocker, Monlour, Matthias
Hartman, Cattawissa.
No. 5-Oa Pouhry-John Barton Hem.
lock, Z. P. Lulz, Bloom, DR.. G, w. Lott,
Orange.
No. Con Grain Secls-James Barton,
Monlour, SiIas E. Fowler, Scott, George
Shuman, Maine.
No. 7-On Green ard Dried Euit-W
Snyder, Boom, Sylvester Pursel; Hemlock,
Andrew Creveling, Scott.
No. Son Negetables-William Snyder,
Bloom, Sylvester PLrsel, Hemlock, Andrew
Creveling, Scott.
No. 9.-On Home and Dairy Products-Dr.
P. John, Bloom, Mrs. E. p. Lutz, Bloom,
Mrs. S. A. Petrikin, Bloom.
No. lO-On Home and Household Furniture
Peter Ent, Scott, Mrs. Samuel Melick,
Scott, Mrs. John G. Freeze, Bloom.
No. lion Ladies' Work and FogGs-
DR.. F. c. Harrison, Bloom, Mrs. Caleb Bar.
ton, Bloom, Mrs. Phebe Wolf, Bloom.
No. 12-Oa Flour-Joshua Mendenhall,
Franklin, o. A. Jacoby, Bloom, james
Freeze, Bloom.
No. l3-On agricultural Implements John
NJ Chamberlin. Bloom, ]. X. Ewes, Green-
wood, Samuel Kisner, Madison.
No. I4-On Carriages and Wagons-Dan.
iel Yocum, Bloom, A. J. Eyer, Scott, George
Stricken, Cauawissa.
No. I5-Oa Manufactured Articies-Ia Di.
viSion-Samu'l Thomas, Bloom, P. Unangst,
Bloom, Benz Ewes, Greenwood.
No. l6-On NaaJaetued Articles-2d Di
Uision-John Shuman, Scott, Baitis Apple-
man, Hemlock, Jacob Demott Madison.
No. l7-On Manufactured Artiaes-3d Di.
uis,on--Drs. G. Hayhnrst, Cattawi ssa, James
A. Wilson, Berwick, w. A. Case, Scott
No. lS-On Bees and Hives-Thomas ].
Vanderslice, Hemlock, John Ruckel, Mt
Pleasant, Hiram ]. Reeder, Franklin.
No. 19-Oa 1obaeeo-G George Scott, Catta-
wissa, John Doak, Berwick, Elias Wer,man
Greenwood
No. 90 On Miscellaneous Premiums
Samuel Melick, Scott, Stephen Badly, Cat
tawissa, Ella Barton, Bloom.
No. 2l-Cn Trial OF Horses-Casper Rain,
Ca,tawissa, S. L. BEETLE, Scott, Neal Mccoy,
Madison.
No. 22-Oa Running and Walkiae-D. l..
Mckinney, Bloom, N. Seey, Briarcreek,
John Sharpless, Cattawissa.
No. 23-On Stock and ARTICLES from, other
Counties-Col. L.. L Tate, Bloom, john
Snyder, Bloom, VIM. T, Shuman, Maine.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES.
/. The Judges will have the discretionary
power 10 withhold the premiums if the ar.
ticle exhibited is not worthy premium.
2. The members ot the various Commit.
tees, will make it a point 10 be on the
ground as early as possible, on the second
day-and not later that 10 O'Clock, at which
time their names will be called from the
stand, and they will be expected to proceed
to business.
8. The Chairman of the different Com
mitees are requested to hand in their re-
port as early as possible. The Premiums
will be awarded by the President oil Salur-
day morning, 18th, at 0 o'clock, a. IN.
REGULATIONS.
l. All articles for competition must be on
the ground by IL O'Clock, m, on Thursday
the 18th.
2. ALI articles exhibited must remain on
the ground until 4 o'clock, p. m, on Friday
the l4th, and on all occasions will be re-
turned TO the exhibitor, when called ior
3. CAUrIoS.-AIl articles exhibited, wheth.
er eatables or not, must be respected as
private property, and any person. detected
in purloining or injuring them will be dealt
with according to law.
1. ALI articles offered for competition.
must be owned by the competitors all
fruits, vegetables, flowers, Sc, must be the