The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-29

edge Of the facts.
Best butter in 6rkin OF tub not, less than
Atty pounds, 90
ind best do do do $50
Best roll butter net less than tan lbs. 90
and best do do do DO so
Best cheese, not less than ten lbs. Oo
HORSES Thorough -brea; Drn4ght f27
AH Work
Best stallion, of each, 3 90
Best brood mare, with foal at hor feet of
years old aEd upward, , 90
Bes: gslding, Of each, Us old aud upw'd, 2 90
do do 3,2& iy'r old. each 90
Best mare, do do do 90
do 4years old and upward . 90
Best sucking colt, so
Best matched span of carriage horses, or
mares, each 800
Best spaA of draHght-horses, 800
Best span of males, Oo
EEEEP.-Loag fooled; Middle Kooled;
Atrinos Sarons Cross Breeds.
Best buck, Us old and upward, of each, 2 90
do under years old do 90
Best pen Of ewes, 7y's and upw'd, do 400
do do under US old, do o.
do of buck lambs do 90
do do eve do do 90
Best samples wool, not less than fleeceg, 2 60
Samples Of each to bs deposited in Museum
Of sfSsclety.
Best Sheep dog, 100
awNE.--Ldrgs Bresd, osr $50 lbs. at
st0turIty Small Breed, isss than $50
lbs. at maturity.
Best boar, years Old and over, year old,
and months old, each Sc.
Best breeding SOW, years old and over,
year old, and months old, each so
Best SOW months and under y'r old, 0G
Best lot OF not less thar pigs, undeF 6
months old, %
Best cured ham, 400.
1.-THE ham to be cooked and brought to the
EIAihitioR with the skin On, accompanied also,
wilh statement Of the mode of Gazing.
POULTRY.
Best lot mot less than cock and 2 hsns)
native and improved breeds, each 90
(0f Ddnghill fowls and Guinea hens n lot
st not less than will bs required.l
Bssi display of pigeons, so
Best general lot Of poultry, owned by cne
person, 200
DAIRY, GRAZING 4 GRAIN FARMS.
Best farm, 500
Sad beat farm, 400
Brd do 3 00
ICondition. cultivation aud buildings will
BE considered by the Judges in their award
and statement Of the management will be
required of each competitor. They are also
requested to notify the Recording Secretary
Ai an early date, to enable the Judges to visit
tds'fArms during the growing season.
WHEAT, CORN, RYE, OATS, BARLEY,
BUCKWHEAT.
Rsst acre Of each, 400
aR6 best acre of each, 90
Bsst and most timothy hay from acres, so
do clover do do SO
Beat acre of potatoes or turuigs, each 90
Best acre of beets, carrots, beans. peas,
broom-corn, OF fsr each rs
Competitors for premiums on any Of the
AhSrs must exhibit a sample of the crop at the
Fair, furnish a statement of the mode of cul-
HTatioh, and also certificate Of two respect
able aeighbors al to the product and meas
uremert of the ground.
TIMOTHY, (Large and SmaH,) CLOVER
AND FLAX SEED.
Best bushel of each, 90
GARDEN VEGETABLES, SUGAR AND
HONEY.
Best assortment Of vegetables, | 90
Best samples Of each, so
do do do raised by youth Rot
over Is years old, so
Best specimen Of maple sugar, no: less
than 10 lbs. SO
Best specimen of honey, not over lbs,
70 be taken without destroying the
bees, and statement of management
and kind of hives to be furnished. SO
ORCHARD AND GARDEN FRUITS.
Best assortment of each, Loo
Bast samples of each variety, SO
Not to be removed until close of exhibition
Prosecutions will be taken to prevent injury.
LUMBER.
Best & burches shaved shingles, 0C
Bsst do sawed do ! 0C
Best 2 bundles do lath, sc
best manufactured 500 #. of lumber Zoe
Best do boards or veneers of
hard wood, not less than 100 f., zoo
Best COLLECTION of specimens Of woods the
growth of this county, 3 OF
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES, &c.
\ cominttee of Judge4, composed of ladies
has been appointed, with instructions to recon
msnd awards TO the most deserving, not ex.
seeding $l in any case.