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PUBLISHED WEEKLY cBY HAINES & DIE i k i I r i aL _ I._ .a... - - - _ VOLUME XL .. .... , Ready Made, Clothiyan. 1 i GREAT RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT! i rnEminis AWARDED Clothing • At the fifth annual Fair of the Lehigh coon- ANOTBER ARMAL OF 1 $50,000 LOofStlLA;faFiirAoSadTOßNrid.—geGretwatoFiaol-1 I tY Agricultural Society, held at Allentown on „„.., w hi ., w a . (0 OID a a eontotives precipitated into the Canal—One ! the first days of October, 1 8 5 6 ; man killed and several wounded. Accompany- f NO. I—FIELD CROPS. • BRUM, NELICiIi & BRUM% ing this terrible disaster there still was a striek I Best 5 acres Me.literranean wheat. yield from 2 East Hamilton. street, have Just returned to of luck the Lehigh Valley Railroad Comps- ing 37 bushels and 25 quarts per acre. 1.11 from the cities with au another large and choice I John Gross, stock of , ny for its occurring at the time it did—on i - - $5 00 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, ; Tuesday afternoon, because on the following l.hst 5 acres corn, yielding 127:' , .i ; bushels of the most fashionable styles, front all of which they i morning some 30 or 40 cars were about being; per acre, George Roth, Jr. 500 will make to order, nod also keep im hand a large ! loaded by merchants in New York and Phila- !2d best, yielding 00 bushels, (1. Beisel, 300 supply of 1 delphia with new style Fall and Winter Goods, I READY MADE:CLOTHINC, I all of which were to pass over the Bridge the. NO. 2 —nonsEs AND MULES. Best stallion, heavy draught, Chas. Seiler, Sr, at such astonishing low prices, that cannot be equalled same afternoon, directly to Allentown, and there j' by any establishment in this or anyother town in East- to be unloaded at Joseph Stopp's Cheap Cash i S"coild best, Best brood mare " Jacob Boger, 3 am Pennsylvania. Our Stock is twice as largo, and Store, No. 35 West Hamilton street. It is ; Panl Balliet, 4 no non doubl e th e mount of the two best establish- evident that if these cars, with their heavy Second best,. Henry Fatzioger, 2 moats in town, consequently enabling us to sell at a freight, had been shipped in time to get on the Best stallion, (pick, 1)1'. Wilson, 6 vary small profit. We ham on hand every style of Paul Balliet, 3 Iltido•e, that their immense weight would have; S , eolld best. Garments adapted to the season, to which the Amen- ' • - •• I Wit' [wood mare, " Ito. broken down the entire structure, and precipita- , • (ion of the public is invited for a careful examination o Do. 2 of quality, worktnanship, style of trimmings and cut, ted their contents into the Delaware, and thus , :second host which the proprietors will guarantee to be superior would have incurred a loss to the Compa n y o f: Best 'terse colt between 2 and 4 years old, to any Boum° in the trade. We constantly keep on between $300,000 and $400.000 ; and not this ; Adam Claris, 4 ham! a Iron selected stock of Gentlemen's Furnishin g alone, but the citizens of Allentown and vicini- ; : -3 Peolal do , Paul Bufilet, - '2 Goods, consisting of Shirts, Collars, Stocks, Cravats, ty would also have felt the loss, b ecause if thi s . Best mare do , Owen Faust, - " o Handkerchiefs, nose, Suspenders, 1,.., besides nano} immense quantity of cheap goods would hovel Second best, Robert Obcrly, articles coming in our line of businr,ss, all of which are sold at the Inwet prices. been lost, it would certainly have caused a i Best pair of Em () u horses, WE'D Schreiber, 1 CUSTOMER WORK. scarcity, and a rise of 20 per cent. But by 1 " single farm horse, Hiram J. Schantz, 4 Orders fur Customer Work will alw..ys be received I the aid of luck and the telegraph the intelli- 1 Best pair of mules, Mr. Bankers, with pleasure, and attended to with putielunlity, and genre of the accident, was communicated to' Second do., T 4 'Thomas Roth, - 2 as two of the firm are practical tailors, none btu the Philadelphia, and Stopp consequently had his 1 Ilest pair of earrial.re horses, John Hertz, 4 best workmanship will be suffered to pass our goods loaded during the three successive days, :iceond do , Joseph Fretz, 2 - Louis. ' . on steamboats, canal boats, wagons, carts, nest saddle horse, James S Reese, % ~ wheelbarrows, hacks of niggers, &c., and now Second do., Ovorge Jones, - 3 they have commenced to land at his new Store Best sucking colt. Charles Falzinger, 2 House. His clerks are now engaged both day Best trotting horses, Ilr. P. 11. Mitrtin, t and night in unpacking and selling goods. As! :-'econd best do., Edward Eekert,• :I I passed by throe last night between 11 and 121 Best pacing horse, John Sheetz, - 6 o'clock, I stepped in. and to my astonishment I Second hest, Mr. Gartleer. - 3 found perfect mountains of goods piled from' Best road horse, George C Davi -1 floor to ceiling. I passed hack through the Second buil, Ai. scs I li'llitY:er, - 9 Store and saw a pile of about 500 Shawls, of NO. 3 . — CATTLE—BIoorIrd Durham Stock. all colors and prices—from $25 down to 376 cts. a piece. On. the other side I saw shout Best bell 3 y ears old. Ed . Ward Schreiber,s6 4000 yards fancy De Laines ; rind a little for- ""-""I heat, Ahr"lo "" : ''''" ith • - :I Best bell, under 3 yeArs, Charles Beers, 4 titer along about 600(1 yds. of twilled Persian Cloth : on the other side I hit my elbow against i Se`')/"/ hest, (l ' arles S'agr'"v"' 9 - - 14 or 15 cart loads of Calico, and a little fur- . Best !lull tall, Gwen I I eller, 1 Best eilw, 3-years and 'lnwards, Paul Brown, 6 titer along there was a pile of 8 or 10.000 yds i yds. wiui'. ; :-.tieond best, Aitron Lure-h, - shirting and sheeting front I,' , to 21 3 'r - 2 I then looked for men and boys' wear. awl 011 I l bird best, Chd lea Beers,. one side of the store saw many thousand yards. 1.'',4 loiter, under 3 Yeats, C. Sea4rcaves, 3 of cloths, cassimeres, sattinetts, Kentucky ; •-t.e.iiiil hest, George l!eisei, - leans, tweeds, &c., of all colors and prices.-- ',"'ird Lest, U ' ve " ll ' l ler , - 2 I then began to get towards the rear end of the ' ; '''' t ' I "- "' ld " 2 years, CITI''" hers, 2 -f,., - 2 „,, t 0 , ~ store, and my eyes fell on carpets, oil cloths. S..cutel Lots, I ,Itvartl Schreiber. 5' -4 -I .d o • i., " looking glasses, window shades, glass and 11 'I".• 'I m uths oltl, Klward Schreiber. ,1 .*__.,.._ __....,...7.7. -., - ". • '.,1.-: ' qiieensware. By this time I bean to get pretty F "r atilt ' lt e"".8 dir)iu".„", wt. , -awarded t" tired and sleepy. and as I nulled around at the weim m v, , ea ee l ., Lewis n.itunp, E. Schreiber .1'....1 I:ha,. Siwzr..aces : ads., to C. Seagreares " 1 ".•%, end of the store I made it ink step and down 1 went, bead over heels, into the cellar. When I '''' pur "a' " II L5''"'"111" old. F opened my eyes atof my senses were restored 1 Dcvonsiire Stock: I saw a stack of salt in one corner Irmo thaw to I) -. lt:1 3v. a:-.4 uhl, Charles Scagreayes, 6 .ceiling ; on the other side there was the nicest I tok'. 3, Reuben 11lick, 4 sugar. coll'oe, molasses, cheese, and mackerel I ' •. • 1 .-• • •iii• I t s ', 1 .. Peal - Itallict. ' 3 ever laid eyes on. I asked rue of the cleihs . i'i r d s churl. a ;• - irozreaves, 2 ',tone of the prices. and after I was told. I Gels ' : north " John Ilortz. 1 disgusted on reflecting that I hail so long been a i es' Deem, cow, Choi les Sea4reavea, 6 .fool by paying double prices for lily goods else ...;,. 0 , 1 ,,i i„.„ 1 , tz,.,, i„.„ tjii,..l, , ' : 3 where. It was almost daytime nine , . and Ide 1;,., t d„ .. iti „i e ,. ,3 years. w tiii, t „, Fry, :t termined after breakfast to send you these filets 6„,. 1 ,,i j„„ t. , p„.,11 1 ., 1 i L t, - 2 for publication in the Register. In conclusion . . I will say. both one rill, great and small. go to NO 4 — CATru:—.A r ative Stock. Stopp's Cheap Cash Store, No, 35 West Ilain.l Gne cow, 4 years old, the oily one exhibitediltun street. SANI. ..,f native stuck, bolootting to Aaron Landis, .1. BREINIG, DREINIII May 21 Lehigh County (EA.IMI m 01,31 iii; li;:iii 921 •••-.7----•____. I le, ......- :-.,:,-,--,! •,. . ' ilia •-• • • 74 - i I.: • 'lli , L, := l - _.,_,-- . ---.': • '.-'•-:::%:•-:-.-- , 17 •Kik'l• -4 , -, • -.,,,,...... .v.. - 7. - -. )1• (....; - --+- -,----.." ,---mt ' ' r•: .- ili'.-; ; ;j'' ',• r. ,}:.•.,4. .ri.S.";,. Ili" -'..,..: : ‘i I • ---- ' - r -- -,..1 , -:, ' , !•';. ) :1';i.!•i.i . '.'...., :, 2:!.../ ~,' 7. -f4t..1 . 11W (1 :. V. , %41•••••.1... ,, I: : Itirtirik • ,„ o. y, - vd , ,_ ,-.,..., .-..-... 2:"....* Ircet Ilitnat orf OpprOllig.l,l.: Patriot" l'rintiny °jive. , l; mul would respael fully announce to th, eitizens of AllentoWil MO the public generally that lie always has in 11.111,1 it first-rate assortment 0 CABINET INARE, idnlldusoriptiuns. COTlgkling Bureaus. Side-boar,k, Pier, Centre, Card, Dining stud &eoliths', .no,)„, :also What-Not, and Sofa Tellies, Parlor Chair-: Spring-seat Rocking Chairs, Soho., Fiatio-shiok B e d- Aloud!' of every description, ticrodter with 11 golll.'lo l nasertrnent of KITCHEN' FrItNITI:11 nil II! which he will sell at prices wide', defy etouperirior in either town or Country. Ile also manuthetures order every description Furniture, 0101 every arti• .4.1 e sold by hint is warranted to give entire satisfae lion, or no sale. Si. plolse viva hint a cull and sec for yourselves, at No. :10 West Hamilton street; or at ilia sign of the Yellow ()torah,. N. 13.—A complute .1' Looking Classes, silways on hand, mot for salo cheap. Allentown, July 2, 15511.. S. It. PflicE. LOOT HERE! STOVES!STOVES!STOVESI ----)„,„, r. , : - .. 4,,:,.?,,?„... .14. A.,„. „ .•„ ... . „::: : ,.. „ , : , + ...,....,' V.Ptr-;, , :,s .-... '7 4 'O.N- •_ ..,- 144 , ~ /...1S V..,..,.. , -., r .- 4 ... ; 4.1.-).:, ~, . viict.'QP.:...iii-..t*l-;-,:e,, . ff s--- Z-Z.y.1 4 5,.:MVZ.;:'.., ' . -. ... , -ee....... , : 4,- ...- 16; , i.:. . . „ ,•;'). ;:,-- ... - - - =-1 - --- , irstig -'--- - • .... ~ ~,;!,/<,.. 'AN : , ..*- 7 , .-_- -- -._- -.,.:-..,,=::-;- O3I'EN It. HOFFMAN, No. 13 West 'Hamilton street, opposite . the Odd .Fellows' ealls the /m n entio of the citizens of Allentown and vicinity, to alto fact that never in the history of the town was establishment that kept no hand a larger end more complete assortment of all kinds and varieties of • STOVES, TIN AND HOLLOW WARE, and which wore offered at st%ll exceeding low prices. Ilia stock of stoves comprises every known style of Cooking,. Parlor, Bar-room and Oflice Stoves, and of Tin and Hollow Vare ho takes pains in keeping on :hand everything that can possibly be wanted in his sine, which is all made by good practical workmen and the very best of materials. Particular attention is paid to Spouting and Roofing, which is niwdys done in an unsurpassed style anti workmanlike manner. Persons wishing to purchase articles in his lino of business are respectfully invited to call at his store and convince themselves of the splendid stock and IoW prices. All kinds of jobbing done at short notice and low rates. -Old Stoves, iron, copper, brass, lend and pew. tor will be taken in exchange for now Ware. Sept. 17. in HOUSES and Lots, of every Au description, and a number of 3* - vacant ground lots. in all parts of the Borough of Allentown. are for sale. For further information inquire fit the aloe of LA WALL & SPAIILEI3, Real Estate Agents, No. 59 East Hamilton Street —3m September 10 11.avautta Sea Stove.. u D. BOAS, Manufacturer and Wholcsnlo and Ro lls. tail Dealer In Tobacco, Snuff and &gars, No. 9 North Seventh atroot, Allentown, Pa. He flutters himself to say that ho has at all times tho host and Asapost stock of TOBACCO AND SEGARS over brought M this place. Dealers in the abovo ar ticles will find it to thoir advantage to givo mo a call, au I seal at the lowest Ktladelphia and New York wholo. sale prices. A general assortment of American and Forelgn . Lear Tobacco always on hand. D• BOAS. Misyo, 1833. •,-Ty ME NO. 3 —slicer. BONNETS,BONNETS, BONNETS. Best long wooled bock. John Bortz, AVE take pleasure in informing our friends] r : ccoltd . best, Edward 111 , trlachcr, se and the public in general, that we have I hestniald!e do., Owen hretber, just redeived a large and elegant assortment on :".:ecoild b est, JohnKeinnlvrvr, .Z7.P.4 LL AND WINTRR BONNETS. 1' Best native buck. Robert liberty, c ,•. i , ), .. , °Jul 1 stts Ftench and Domestic Flowers,' ` , 'cool best, Thomas Knecht, • .'-. Ladies' Dress Caps. Children's Hoods. &c.. Best pen of 3 ewes, Tilghman Merv, .from the most ' , fashionable openings in NeW. '''''-'991 dui t, ( navies Kramer, York and Philadelphia. We are- sati•tied tlia , Best iamb, John Bortz. our goods cannot bV equalled by any other es• siveond best, John lie Long, tablishment in town for beauty and style: as we have them made after the most approved No. 6—swt NE. French patterns,-and are acknowledgedßest hoar, over 2 years, Charles Beers, superi• 1 . -, econd best, " ' Chas. Seagretives, • or to any in the country. We return our sin• ! ; km, do., ii in „ nth ;,. chlr!o,3 Retire, thanks for past favors and hope for aeon- • 8 ,, c , 01,1 bpst. w ininin wvidner, tinned share of patronage, as we flatter our-; „ , ,• ilo.. .L.' IlicifilltS, Jllllll KVIIIVrer. selves that we can give satisfaction both as to; o ,, st breeding SoW, over 9 year:4, C. Beers, price and style, to all who may favor . us with a l second best, Charles Seagreaves. call. Country Milliners supplied at City prices. MRS. STOPP & CO. , ; Best du., Over I year, Wm. I'. W 2eidner, . , N. B.—A good experienced hand can get I under 1 year, ‘Villiam Bachman 1 employment by calling on the undersigned. . 1 j7, 1 1 ):I d I i :? . ., ('hordes l'i 'le; Deer vcr 2 Beers ii'" , li,llls,.(i. . Nicil , u:" ' ' I Sept. 3. —tfl•'' ' A good girl, to do housework, is also wanted. ' "r ,a (1•1 under Li we, ks, Henry Fatzinger, 2 -- . 1 r , ceond best, " W m illia Bach:nem 1 ------ -- 1 l'wo hogs, 111 months old, do. Diploma 1 7 /NDO IV DLLVD.S. . •1., . ; 1 1 ~ I'c ter ~i , T t , i 1.1.2. e p.gB, oxen, jr. • - mir, subscribers invite 1 the attention of the- No. 7 —GRAIN, SEED . AND rLonn. hlie tn their tiow.linicili „ Best barrel of Wheat Hour, Edward Kern. $3 , INETIAN WINDOW 1 „ linnitred du. Henry Gerhard, 2 ,INDS, which they are w manufacturing, and : Sec"ini hest. S "lomml Klein. • Diploma ling wholesale and re- I Pest hundred rye flu •r, Solomon Kkin, 2 I, nt their Factory, No. " white wheal, Charles Glick, - 4 5 West limuilton St., 'Second 'best, Jesse Keck, . • Diploma lontown, Penn. Those Rest Nletliterranean wheat, N. Dresher. 3 'ads are lire superior to i . i ;•••veitil bast, A id rely NI lawny, Diploma , other over tuanufac- , - Best California wheat. John Bortz, • ' 4 id, and are secured by '• tens Patent, known as SPCOfill IleSt, W. GrieFtViner. • ~.., Dtpkina ;use's Patent." They Rest Cod wheat, Rol el °belt', - - "--.....„_2_ greatly superior to " rye, W. P. Weidner, 2 'tilers in the fact that second hest. Solomon Gross, - Diploma ,• aro constructed with Rest bushel flint corn, W. P. 'Weidner, 2 ter and lower beads, such a manner duo , .: . .econil best, Andrew Mohrey, Diploma in tho upper head is I Best gourd seed corn, Joseph Gackenbaeh, 2 :he lower part may be Second best, Joseph %Vint, . Diploma .. se. A little child ellil Beiit Oats, JUhii Bartz; • 2 tato the Blind down, clean and replace it. 'lids is ti second heat, A. 11. Whit, - - Diploma great advantage When it is remembered that with the Best barley. W. P. \V,•' Diploma . . old style of Blinds, a mechanic was always necessary i , .., i ' neck timothv seed, Joseph Wint, 2 to take them down or put them up. In other pa, tie- • . . - . niers too, they exceed for beauty and convenienee " peck eloter seed, du. . 2 all others. This improvement will bo shushed to titc. No. B—AGRICUTURAL IMPLEMENTS. olit.fin , iiioncd tunnbt on reasonable terms. Orders are respectfully solicited. Persons wishingl, But mowing and reaping machine.combin to secure Patent Rights of the above in any parrot ed, Charles Broder, for Smalley's patent, $3 ho Union,„ean - do so by addressing the undersigned Second hest, R. Yenisei. fluzzey's patent, 2 Allentown, Lehigh Co., Pa. Mr. Van Eppv, for A tkin's self. raker, Diploma. ROSE & HUMBERT. i ReoF.V,TimillaS'47 (.Gould, for Manny's int- ~. . —3 "' I proved reaper, .. ' - Diploma - ; (lest horse rake, B. Yeakel, • - - 1 Second best, John Stahl, . - Diploma Best grass mowing machine, Eleorgc Jones, fur Ketchum's patent, , - 2 Best corn planter, Jonas Weber,. - 1 " i Oro plough, do. - • 1 " threshing myelin'. D. Weitimccht, 3 ;:opond hest, Sweitzee & Suever.. - ' 2 Best sweep horse power, D. Weitkneeht, ' 2 " endless chain " R. nottenstine, 2 " grain drill, Sweitzer & Saeger, for Moose's patent, MEE ROSE'S PA T.EhV MEM Allentown, Sept. 3 S. SVITEITZER'S • Piano. Forte Manufactory ALLENrows, Pa., WARE ROOM, No. 12 West nandlton street. Constantly on band a supe rior assortment of ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES. of the latest and most approved styles. including such us have four round corners, backs fini4ted polished in agreement with the front, scroll'feei, warranted to ho of the best materials and workman. ship. m Seco one nd-hand Pianos Mk= in part payment Aug. Itor Ps. 2,0-3 m All' town, Pa., October 22,1856. Second best,Reese, Thomas & Gould, . 2 , The) Butter exhibited by Mrs. Robert Oberly. Light Cake, best specimens, Mrs. J. P. Lime spreader, do. • - 2 1 Mrs. John Grose, Mrs. Jos. Xfohry and ; B times. Di Best collection of ploughs, Sweitzer & Saeger,3 ; Airs. Frs. Weidner', evidently show that ; . 1, 1 best. Mrs. Solomon Blank, Di Second best, Joseph Whit, . - Diplotna 1 those Indies are well versed in the art j For the best display of Apple Butter, Mrs. Best corn shetler, fur horse power, Reese, i of making butter. 1 Paul Balliet. Thomas & Gould, - - 2 1 Best Jar of Cheese, Mrs, John Wink, • • 1 , 2.1 best. Re•bert Chesil-, Hit Second bet, Sweitzer Sr. Saeger, - 1 I Best spec imen of Honey. John Mull, 2 , Fur hest specimens of Preserves, Mrs. W. Best hand s cortesheller, Jacob Sterner, 1 I Second bes, F. 11. Weidner, 1 I L. llmipt, Second best. 8 weitzer & Saeg,er, Diploma ; Third beet,Chas. Culver, . Diploma ; For le.st sni•cimeas of Jollies, " limit," Mrs. PortabM Mill, do do 1 No. 14.-FRUIT. Peter Treed, i Best corn'sialle cutter, Sweitzer & Saeger, 1 1 Best and largest variety of .Apples. J. Bubo. ei o For the tersest disolav of Preserves and Jel " meat cutter, du, 1 ' - live, Mrs I. N. Gregory. ip; Second best, Abner %Vint. Second best, 0. &J. Saeger, - Diploma Di 1 ,. ' Fot• best specimens of Cutrant ll'ine, A. If. Best specimen of Ao•des. Jos. K. Wint, 1 , . 1 -• • Cloverloiller, Reese, Thomas & Gould, du i nil, Dip. Best cider mill and press, do. • 9 Second hest. W ,I. - XI 'lvy. Dip. I, i I 1) rule, Best and largest variety of Pears. T. J. Lea. , -.' '''' t. J " 1111 •••• Dip. Second best, Jethro Shale, - 1 ; For hest , ne •intens of Preserveil. Quinces. ming : the comnitution forlMlding hint to flay elevator, Reese, Thomas & Gould, Dip. Fur a rnonied premium we awanhel 1 , Ar ''• n ' ll ' eri ol " - ' 1 -''' Dip. Best fanning mill, W. A. Gurenflo, 1 '. I in. hest specinions of Piekele, Mr.:. Joshua hirn a Ihp. Second best, Beeker•S: Bro. - Di] 0. For the best and lar i gest variety of Pears, J. ~ 'l'lei r ' . l.' ll. r t : l l._...ilie" was a beautiful and the lel!. Third best, Sweitzer & Savi , er, - Dip. Diplot ; ge , t Speeinem in the cake I ine, ever exhibited in n W. Wilson. Best. washing machine, J. Q. Cole, 1 Second best E. R.Newhard Second !lest, J. Fogel, - • Di P liml a I Best specimen j o . t• Le ' leh•N Chita 1 Rohe 1 stay of Wir rill ' ii " ret " f ""' a "! I des ‘ n•r es a D i - Dog power, Resse, Thomas & Gould, do Second best, C. It sr ' glii . s• ' ' Di:,1,,,,, !;, 1 ; ) " 1 ", 3 " .1 •P"lni'ini of Is 2 displayl'):::',l''':','-',:-;;;111;,11[-it-'4 1 1 1 B i l‘ l - i g at i i ( l l' 1 1 ' " l e l i ' ll t i l •a l i a r t do ti e l s ° s 9 -31,1NUFACTURED ARTICLES. Best display of Plums. Diniel Dresher. • I Second best display, A J Martin. Dip10111;l great Crei ' lit.' to I iie - ci;nti l ilitir . or'. .llis collection Best 2 horse carriage, Robert Kramer, 1 Second best, L. B. Bethel-worthy of notice. Best display of Foreign Granes, E. D. Leisen -1 ,i; Ow 1.1..:;,..;t: :1:1 I fil , Nt . , all we cordially pro - Diploma Apprentice boys' carriage, of Lehr & Fried, 1 ring, ' Second best, Engelman & Co. Dipl oma Second best, E. R. Newhard. Dipl.lllo i 11")11I1,0 lon a I)i plum t and Premium of $3 Falling top hickory buggy, R. Kramer, 1 Best display f tend the only one of the kind) 1 i Bast ( N lis o i . )l, l ly o. o - f IPril';:::EiLitrz-slx. 111 1 ) : :. . 3 L ' . 111 P T . Ic li r Tge • r. $1 Second best, Lehr & Fried, • Diploma I' Native rapes, Jacob Rohe, Best trotting wagon. John [fess ; - 1 Bast peck of Quitices..J W. Wilson, 1 i gym' 1 I) ,, st. M . R e lischild, , Dip. Second. best, Robert Kisco et', Diploma Second bes ,B. 11: Stench, Diolmot ; Bait display of 11 - eti itures,• r, P. Unger, Dip. Best trotting sulkey, Robert Kramer, (I() The C unittee think that the White 'lteas .'• - Drawings. G. J. Angled°, 1 2 falling top buggies, I.llr. Albright and Miller bury Grape, exhibited by Jahn Moll, is entitled.; '' " Pas:el Paintim;s, R. K. & Franketifield, each a diploma. to a diploma, as also the Diana Grapes exhibi- . • 'Weaver. T. Stattler. fancy sleigh, - Diploma I ted by Chas. Wader. • ; Secon•.l Best sin e harness, flenry Stettler, le•, s.: Wtigt. 2 We cannot however close without referrinz! 'folio:711)lnst Mi •al De:twine% h G. A. Asehbach, gl •• display of leather, 11'. G. 310ser & Cu. 3 to the very fine displays. of Catawba awl lea. i Piano Forte. S. S•i•eiis er , N.). 00. -La D11:3 1 . 110D:G AND Datvrxo. Second best, IVilliimi Grin), - 2 belle Grapes by Charles 11. Martin. • Charles Best display of hats and (•aiis,Juities Ifess, 2 V. Wittallan, N. Lamieltscilla44.l'. S Lewis l' I , ~ 1 Heller and Amos filcher. Th,..i:e are in no I .?..'t. driven-. n' Arl '" E " lll ''' L li -11 'lir , Dip, Second best, Wi, der & Berger, P r ' clniu "' I 'il'h.° i t i . : " ( ll i i t ie n s ii t t:t( i‘ : l e k c s M S 'is c i l d in e l ;• ' • i iliS s Yost and Mis p. s ip* Best display of clothing, C. Lichteitiyalner, 2 wise inferior to those which received Second best, Keck 4; Newhard, - 1 only that there were a large yarie.y exhillite I I (et equal in skill of' Riding , and Best display bouts and shoes, Yoang & 12.2 1 .1, 2by the gentleman to wham promiatns were ; '. „ , • . a wart.•,, each It Midvale - awarded. No. 10. No. 21.-PLou.auxo. No 15 -I Imes WORK CI 13' NO 1 i Best/ display of carpeting, Gabriid & Weil, 3 1 ' • ' CI. As; .- ' ' 11.•;t. Pl•iii. , l ' •-• J . Wint• S 5 • c 4 :,, ~t „,„.e. I". X.,„ (1 ,,.. 3 Best Silk Bed Quilt, Mrs. 1. M. Iforn, Of ~,,,,,, d 1 7 n ", -, • 1 . 1 - • test. June, N.LY , LarVSt. liiSidlly (10 S. li. Price , Dip . " Cotton •• " Nathan Schaffer, I„•• " (-, - . Lest, M rs. , .... - ry , I lord best, Pel•e. .1 roxell. 0 Best display ()I' Alkkt'rs, James 11. Bush, :3 Second uest. an.s. isauena uorney, cedar war(., J. Q Cole, 2 1 Third hest, Miss May Itarin•,D p. .st pair ,ilo • h !foists, Jarnt s 1‘..:_1,, .... ~ • _ t. J. Wint, .4 (.ti a ra, )I.) 1 ' Best Woolen Coverlet. Charles Wieand, 1 :,••••)ml be st. • I ili:Thluy of (.(1.2.-ed took, O. A: J. Saeger, 2 Secoud best, Win. Y. Christman, Di p. Thinl best, l'e•er Troxell. Gabriel & Weil, Di p. I'L ISa NO, 22.-NoN• ENI',IIE lATI:Li ARTICLES. " " Thomas Kitecht. Dip- . Reese 'Pinellas & timid, a lot of Wooden S••eend best. Rui s s .1- siege r, - Diploma "- " Mrs. John Ifammen, Dip. Pipe.s, A FliiI,11 , 1;II it..l', meal clan' exhibited Dip. Ify Al i., Sao a!) Eg . ge, ,• Ili lie! to a Diploma Best Home-made Woolen Blanket, Mrs. C. Link& 111.1ek , Terra Cutts Heating Pipes and Best ilisjim.,• of tinware, Jaities IL leash,. 2 I Wittman, I I Water Driins. ip. mann . .t.ettireil lohaceo, 1 , ,. ‘‘,-. Piekert, 2 I Second best. Muss they Pines, Dip. ; Link & Black, 'Perra Chimney Tops and Cor D • s ee , ) „,i be,„,, C. A. 1 . : . ,,,,,„ & s „„ , Di i , : „ l „ a i Best 5 Yards Home-made Linen, Samuel tel 1 ' niees, Dip. Best rag carpet, hear}' 8.:11111.111k11111, .) : Second best, Herman Yeager, Dp ' ll:mry Sii.ikt!kcr,;er, a yariuty of ll.n•se Shoes Second be.st, Peel holden, - Dipl o m a , Best llnme•nrade'Bed Clothing, Mrs: Peter ' aunt Niiis. .3.1 • Vireikel, 1 'Samuel IVe' I i erill , I Plate; A urri,: in Z:IIP. Dip No. 11 -v ECU:TABLE:3. Best 5 lbs. of [ratcheted Max, Josepli.Moliry, 1 1-,ai 1 1 1 ; .k.l ...e.5.4. a -.Lot or Wioi:i, bows. II tr- * Best pinkeye potatoes, Jelin :1,;11.9er, - i Seecitnens of Wool, Jos. Wint, entitled to a Dip. ; nom) and ()Jean isituri Setor.l, worthy of Second liesi, 'Hennas B. Weidner, Diploma I No. 16 . _ / ,,, ) , K , •w on ,.. [ eit..ls. , No. ~ j notice, Best blue I laliliix potabi es , ,l). 1 . S m ith, 2 ! 4 - Adams & C.). Slmon's Grain anil Gra:a Second best, Jacob Ilagetilmeli. Di p l oiiiit j Best. Eitibroidery, Mrs. Owen Schreiber. :.,-. - 1 ~,i , ~ . ' tparat))l. Dip. o 1 2,1 best. Mrs. Geo. C. Hand, f/iplorna .. . Best Christie pottkioeS, Joseph Alk.lil'ey, . simnel Lewis. one ease of Sea. Sholls, Dip Seemid best, Peter Tri.x e ll„l n Di p h . ,„, , ; The specititeris of Embroidery h% Miss Literelte ' (.. G. lline.c. a lot of Ciotti, powder, $i Best Mercer potatoes, Win. I'. w e id,,,,,.. 2 1 German are also deserving of notice. ; Interioaii Poe,e•laiii Co.. sp-eitnen s of lien Second best, Jacob I lagenhtiel), Diploma I NEEDLF: WORK. briOk iyi 1 sill. .11•1141 I).km.l:iiii, Dip. Peaell lolossom potatoes, P. Tri•xell, Jr. 1 i Best Needle Work, Mrs. James S. Reese, 51 ' Simile] M'll•iso &l' 1.. lit•st fire brick. DiP• Obio blue potutoes, do Dip; . 1 2.1 best, Mrs. Sarah Boyer, Diploma W. Wie),111). , :iienili•l a , sorttnent or CundicA, SI " white " Solot»on Durney, Dip. ! ; [mer i t. i 1I ;lire. 1 Inn 14 . COl'll 111' , 191118, wortsrso WORK. tD. Best Illialiri, JoAtililk \Viol, ii ' Mrs. It(••11,e n E lg. lama, a line 0. a7ige"l'ree, Di ploma I Best Worsted Work. 3lrs. E. A. B. W:11111)(1,11 :-".ecii ii il best. l'hoinas Faust, desereite- n.. 11... Diplom.) ' . -' licit tomatoes, Mts. Walker, Vann( :c. Leh, an tr.is urt merit of Furs, Dip. 1 • 2el best, Mrs. Rebecca Fogel, Second best, ,Joseph \Vint, - Diploma • CROTCHET WORK. ' : JoSep Z , •ll.itittivi.r. a sph•n•lid assortment . Best cabbage, John G. spies, -; I 1 Best Crotchet IVot k. Mrs. E. A; B. Wambold, 1•, of Matheinatieal Instruments, Dip, 1 best, l'llrinias Faust, - DiPionlit ! 2iLbest, 11i.s; Mary Hornbeck, Diplom a 'G. A. Aschhaeb best ilispiny of Architeetnral Diphiiii., : ~,i ii, .,....,...; , ,, , 8 ,• tin e tt s , and C'assiniers: Dip. Mangoes red beefs, Joseph Wint, - 1 ' • KNITTED WORK. ' DritlV jug fit,•ruitients. • Di • Second best, Thomas Faust, - Diploma I . Miss :Malign I ewis Do4ter, lieo. Woolen 01011) 'and Yarn Best citron. Reuben Kline, - 1 Best Knitted Work, Mtss Malls Cole, SI ' r . . , e•tecond best Solomon Blank, - Diploma i2d best, Miss Lucy Thinner, I."Wi 4 Gally. old case stuffed Birds, - (noticed Mangoes (only on exhibition) 11'illiain I'. I ' DAM WORK. . • favorable ) NVeidner, - - - Dill/tuna 1 Best Hair Work, Miss Laura A. Martin, 1 : Thomas Nfetze.r. one Marl:hoe Bird. (10. Best sugar beet. G. Spies, - :`.leyerli. dlseldid, best display ofgraining. Dip. FANCY WORK. 1 i Secood best, Tilghman OSHIIIII, - Dipiolll3 I . 1 • 1. • BestAmplay of F ancy Work, Mi ss 1., II tr itest carrots, John G.. Spies, 1 I lecher, F., , 1 . ityr. Dip.' " pumpkins, George Stein, - - Janos Witslitee. secend host Si:IA(11190111g, &COM! best, John Kemmerer, - Diploma 1 Best display of Millinery:Work, liss• Sarah . wo r e i i , „ r ~„,i , „.. 1 , Best cucumbers, Joseph \Vint, - 1 Keiper, " oyster Platt, A. C. Pretz, - , 1 lonia 01. i'i'0911!1111, .M. ; Worsted Work not • noted above, Mr.s. D e i l: Chas.. S . ,• 1 '' ,,,1 1 11 1 1, .. 1. P . rii,),":,•,;:n.e: .:_t;:::•“o.l'nn:flitii°./ii'itS,,,,,:is;,..7,:iii);. .1 Wittman, Diploma „ . . whiter cute, do - Diploma . " • .1 - dpan p.m, Charles Scholl, - 1'1.4.-3 Diploma • The Chair Seat Worked by Miss Mtrit (',.!.• , 1 : Bra i ded Work, Miss Gib Ons, Second best, C. A. Rube, • - Diplom'. I. ' • 1 llO Committee east i. , ; , 1. ,,, , , ry .. dames S 112'-80 a C•lia of Bir•ls, worthy of Best t•ii•liye, Mrs. A. 11. Wint, . ` i ld ! was axaallata by 1 i time, c. ing of praise. Second best, MN. %V, I'. %Veililltir, It/ I 1 11.11. 11.491'9:i9. ‘l,le.'llll 11•4 Of 11 /9k Binder)', Dip. Best lettuce, Solomon Irautli, (10 / 1 No. 17.-NA:run-Ct. AND ARTIP ECIAL P..11 , .yi to i u,',.„.1,.., k,.. I . p rit ,,;,, : , , , ; Tc..iifo imi apple To 1,( wis Klitnip, for best variety of vegeta , 1 Best display of' Natural Flu viers, Mrs. r:10.:. , tr i sl;,. is 51 bles,•tonsisling of eabbage, red beets, sit- Steeled, - . 51 j (liarl•••: It , 4e. V, , ,ieli 1:1 ll' itl,l. (Patenteil,) Dip. gar beets, coulrope and mitat, es, 5 - 2 12.1 best, Mrs. Peter Newhard, Ilitilnnri 1 lieiil).-11 li i !“.. ..)li, 1.1 el' a Church, 81 i Best display . of Artificial' Flowers , Mts. E. 'l' • ,i,i i . ., i i i ,•:,l, (e i s (),I, ii ei, , ,,t, ' . ;Co. 12.-POULTILY. Harlacher. :7:1 : Cl u l a N K 1 ,11 1 .. 5 , I,i .0 I eit Of 11 ll.llitg, . i Largest and best variety of Poultry, po. , 11.'4 arranged Bouquet. Mrs. A. 'l. W.1•41191'. 1! \ t-I'"'' ii I, sire nit byst, • . Dip. ter Laux, . $1 I 211 hest " •• Miss C Kitties. Dij„ I T Newli .1. I. 'ldol best. .1 Dip. Best pair of 'l'lll-keys. Horatio l'roxell, 1 (lest collection of Dall'.• •,s, Iliss Nr.,,., B ilti•.•. 1 • 11-ery N•etelierer. tWO R Whits a n d. d og i n "• " Docks. Milton Eckert, ; 1 2(1 best " " •• Miss Anaa W lg. ; i.ii• i. (;,••. ..yo• Cie •,f ti , .tke. • " •• Geese, Peter Troxell. Jr - . 1 Her. . • Di i , ' • kii , .14.....i , !....i I lii. cOina:i*.tec. Rol the foll.nr. Best lot of Fowls, (8) Tilghman Gerd. , 1 • Best colleetion of R. ises. Mr , . C . ltas. Kline, 1 ei.,: ...x iibilid 1. Irie:ies •werthe or n ace. - Fowls, (mixed Breed) Jas. S. 2 - 1 best •• " •• •• Thus.S.eekel. Dip. Schnii,lt & It, i , .leir•l, - Te , Hippy I' iiiiily,'! , . , 1 1 German Lame% Mr Pier Starch, Dip. to wit . : one ett,olll.Rth!lit. one Guiney 1 1 •• •• •• Henry Sorrell, Dip. . Pix, two Dieks. soot two Pigeons, !iv : Brugmansia, Mr. ED. Leisenrin g , Dip. ; ing wi..11 the bien luirmony, :11 in, one 1 I Th e it.i wers Anil plitllls (.51iiIii1O1 ti). .)tiss : o vo . I Rhoads. Mrs. Weikel, Mrs. J W. Wilson'. Mrs. • James' Sieger. the riotous D.)g " .31ichtel" I 1 A. R. Wint, Miss Henrietta Wagn. r, Miss Ele ; eag° , l with two Re 1 Foxes. . mina Balliet nn(l Mr. Daniel IWagner, tna•le a' Alfred Ilalltitur, two large Birds, entered as' ' very creditable display and tire deserving of no• ; •• Ea•des," 1I lice. ! William Heft, Bird, snochis unknown, No. 18.-HOME DEPARTMENT. ' I ROTolel MeH o Sea Fowl, . For the best loaf of Wheat' Bread, Mrs. John ! Peter Trox . el, os l' e. eac ne o )kl, F. Rohe. :et ! Alfred Whit, a splendid nit Terrier. .'. 2(.1 best : loaf of Wheat Bread, Mrs. Deborah i . __ " --......----,------- Newhard. Dip 1 1, - Strocal - x(r.---Tlia Miriort (Br.) /We/tire/a- The Committee beg leave to say that the dis ', ro- reports that a riniawaY negro from Kin. play of IVheat Bread was quite extensive. !qrs. ! tircky, one night recently (enraged tho person B. F. Beisel. Miss 31)11, Mrs. Peter Weida lof a white ivoinart in the vicinity of Golconda', Mrs. A. 11. •Wint and others, deserve credit fur the beautiful specimens which !her •ifierinirds attempted a Rintilar crime upon gh.3 r I ,i,',:i:teieci:",...,,,in,•,•::i:::•,j:sne,:c.:, I.). O u r t hi t: l n h f i n s il l i a : l' T a h n o d lof i e iple reit exhibited. cm vi i • t , . r‘ , and tht.t. tied him up to Fur the best loaf of 11ye Bread, 3lrs. Jo.se, , t) I o . r ..ll ' . eaPtilred . aa.k e . . ' 6.1 l cool hunt from I 1 , 3 sheriff mole him four miles Wint, - ' back into the (-omit ,••• . • 2el best loaf of Rye Bread, Mrs Joshua 31"r -' Diplom k! a tree. All old sword was then place,l in the ton, For best spedimens of Pound Cake, .3.1 1 .5. 1 hands of the injored woman who thereupon be• Henry Huth, 51 gin to slash, cut and stab him ill the. most let'.For . o r sponge Cake, Debo• rible manner. After this woman had ft Ili r 1 i ted her vengeance. the brothers and husb:n 1 best s l t N s e p n e h ei a t r u d e . ns , . , I sated _oil best Miss Sarah E. Krause, Dip. of the second lady shot the arse six or e wen Th o fish Road Cake' by Miss Lydia Moll de- I times in different parts of his body -one of her serves A • Diploma brothers finally putting an cud to Ids torment 1 Mrs. John F. Rube and Mrs. D. Newhard a' by shooting hinyheongh the heal. The brutal • Diplome for their Swenkfel•lor Cakes.exhibition was , ainally wound up by actually Mrs. Peter lVeida a Diploma for her " Moen- scalping hint, and his remains were thrown into vian o.ake." I a gully a feW rods from the place of execution, 1M 1 00 00 1 00 4100 - lon 4 00 1 00 1,,0 -• 1 00 Reese. Best pair of Game Fowls, Edward Seip, . Second best pair of Game Fowls, Evan W. Eckert, The committee awardibg this premium in lieu of the premium on "Jersey Blues," there being no full blooded " Jersey Blue" on exhibition, Best pair of Shanghais, Peter Laux, " Pheasant, John Ilagenbuch, The Committee awarding this premium in lieu of the premium on r Dorking Fowls,' there being none on exhibition. Second best variety of Poultry, W. Schwartz, 1 •• " display of Bantams, L. Haines, 1 The Committee awarding this premiuM in lieu of the Premium on • Cochin Chinas,' there being none on exhibition. Third best variety of Fowls, H. C. Roth, Dip. Best 'pair of Brahma Pootras, T. B. Weidner. 1 Thu Committee awarding this premium on ' Capons.' there being none on exbibiton. Best pair of Chickenocks, John Kramer. The committee awarding this premium in lieu of Pelands, there being none on ex hihition, Game Fowls, Geo. Reiss, Diploma Best, pair of Pigeons, L. P. Unger, 1 Second best pair . of Pigeons, 11. G. Reich ard, Diploma No. 13. —DAIRY AND LIONEY. Best 5 lbs. Butter, Mrs. Wm. P. Weidner, 6 3 2 Second best, Mrs. A. H. %Vint, Third best, Mrs. Joseph {Vint, Diplorui i~r `~~~- 0 A UMBER I Dip. 1 3'
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