The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-15
GENERAL nEG:ITLATIONs.

Premiums not otherwise stated To bc open to all
Persons cuppetng int premiums, must be mem
| bcis Of this Sbciciy. WIZ
Articles offered for premiums must bc owned b,
| persons presenting the same, or by members o
their families aud in every instance articles mus
| be Offered by the seller or producer.
All articles Hnl anlnnis intended for exhibition
| utnst be entered ~ the Stcrctnry's book, aud n
ticket rcceivod the eiur, previous to O'Clock oi
tho first days eShibion. No animal nr article
can be removed from the grounds, when exhibited
without special leave from the Secretary, under
penalty orfbrioturc Of premium.
JudgcS.
The Judges nre requested to report Themselves.
on their arrival, at the business Office on the
ground. The Judges will meet at the Managers
Olllce ON Wednesday, at 10 o'clock AM, when
their names will be called, vacancies supplied,
and they win enter upon their respective duties
They arc requested to make their reports to the
Corresponding Secretary tile business Office rs
early ~ possible. The Judges will be expected
to give the reasons for their decisions, cmbr acing
the valuable and desirable qualities of the animals
or articles to which premiums are awarded. And.
as one great oeet of the Society Is to collect valu
able information upon subjects connected with ag-
rlculture, the several awarding committees are re-
qucstcd to guther all tho information possible from
exhibitors. IN their respective departments, and
make their report as full as circumstances will
permit. .f I......
The reports Of committees must in all cases, be
made by O'Clock +. VI. Of the second day of the
Fair.
No person wi o is an exhibitor can act as Judge
on the class in which he exhibits. l'
When animals or articles Rre not deemed worthy
of a premium, the Judges will refuse to award a
premium thereto, and will report those only en-
titled to one
ANY animal or article which, in the opinion Of
the Judges, deserves special COMMUNICATION, will
be So reported. .r. .uI ..w
Premium ribbons will be attached by the award
ing committees tu all animals entitled to premiums,
and viii be designated as follows, viz First pre-
mum, Red second premium, Blue.
Forage for stock.
For the convenience of exhibitors, hay and straw
will be supplied ON the grouuds without charge.
Discretionary Committees nnd Prc-
miulnN.
Articles of mcrit, not mchdc1 in the list for
which premiums are ollerod, will be examined bv
special committee having the discretion to
award diplomas aud premiums therefor, and no
regular committee will attach premium cards to
articles for which no premiums have been offered
Payment of E'rcmIums.
Prcmlulns viii be paid by the Treasurer only
un the order ot the President aud Secretary /; and
said orders will be delivered to persons entitled tn
the same AZ any tne after the Fair. All premiums
awarded must be claimed within one year from
the time OF award or they will he deemed forfeited
Anirnlls heretofore receiving the first premium
in any class, cannot compute in same class again
OInsslfiCntious.
lst department live Stuck
ID Dcpartmcnt--M Machinery, implements &C.
Sd Department Mechanical, Domestic, &c.
4th Department Agricultural aud Historical
Products.
9th Department Elmo Arts.
During the Fair these departments will bo un.
dor the care and supervision of the managers, viz;
lst Department Henry Lundy
81 Department. Robert Stewart.
81 Department James Dunapacc.
ith Department. John Russell
9Th Department Martin Warner.
Mr.. George Powers has kindly consented to take
the supervision of Florui HuH aud from his well
known taste and energy II will undoubtedly bo an
attractive feature of the Fair.
Prices of Admission.
Any person paying One Dollar may enter MS
many different articles for exhibition Us he or she
may own, in any Of the departments, which sum
will also constitute them n member of the Society
for the ensuing year, and admit them at all times
during the Fair.
Every person not member of the Society will
be charged an entrance fee Of Ten Cents each day
No wagons, carriages, or persons on horseback,
admitted ON the grounds, without consent OF the
Marshal.
The annual meeting for the election of officers
and managers, aud for the transaction of an and
all other business pertaining To the welfare of the
Society, will BE- held in Tuntngany, ON Saturday,
October Is, at lo'clOck Z. NJ.