DR. W. E. BAR E S ee . SON'
- vinorxsAtt, orb! =TAIL
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ID IR, TT G- ca. ."1. S.rit 8.,
NO. 14 'EAST HAMILTON ST., A LLFINTOWN, PA.
The attention of Old attune of AllenteWn and Lehigh county is respectfully invited to thin establishment. Evory.•
thing usually kept In alirstqlass Drug Store will bo found for sale here, at Om lowest prices. Our Mock Is largo and
wellselolod, Collllleling of
PURR BRUHN and MEDIOINES, OREMIOALS,"DYESTUPPII,ALCOHOL, PURR WINES mad LIQUORS
FOR lIRDIOINAL USE, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, FANCY and TOILET ARTMILES.
• A 'PULL LINE OF ALL TIIR POPULAR •
PATENT MEDICINES, HALT RESTODATIVES LINIMENTS, 6'c.,
of all kinds. Constantly on hand a large stock of Soda ash, Potash and Concentrated Lye for soap making. Washing
Sods,. Baking Sodt Cream Tartar, Pero Pepper, Cinnamon, Clove/sand Spleen of all kinds. Coal Oil, Sperm, Lard
ta!'iL b e e l i n ea rgw ae Tr u ts e nel e r e & r z Tr i t;gt i l e tt e tn i a tiggr Irk e n t s h a th e i, t ar; w s e wn: b.°„..egftrate r i:r:ip..l!
eared physolan consequently 'a rwrfect fit is guaranteed. ;whits, Oils, irarnishes, Wass and rutty. a-looters and
builders aro Invited-to our store before making their purchases. Wo keep a full lino of paints, etc.. of the best
" Pan p TS n A R
Il—W aes t yo ow n t hß
o¢cy for the Great United Stakes Toe Company of Now York, and aro selling the
Choicest inden t of Teas algont tho h pco c , l a targigligo i r4l r e e a . legi ir t . r t alA c inferle4..q i ugg. h Tridl bo con.
atretz: taoethneeWholilestilre o t tl e he r tusi eon!. Dealers will 11 it Vitheir int MO to Fe niss e tr l atotti•
anwe feel confident we wilt be able to give satisfaction both in quality and price. Orders e by mai promptly attended
to, quolsOons for spociftod quantities furnished on application. Reepectfully,
apt m-ly • • W. E. BARNES & SON.
Meaters.
EST4tBI4IBIIED 1851.
J. REYNOLDS & ON.,
Passengers for Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley R. IL
trains passing Allentown at 5 45 a. m., 11 43 a, to. and
550 p. m. and arrive In Philadelphia at Sa. In., 210 D.
m. and 824 m., m., also Lehigh and Sumnehauna Railroad
train at 2 07 p. m. and arrive in Philadelphia at 4 45 p. m.
Passengers for Doylestown take trains leaving Beth
lehem at 0 20 a. In. and 12 05 p. m.
LOCAL SCHEDULE.
[Potir Through Trains Daily, Sunday* Excepted. ]
Passenger trains leave the depot Northwest corner Berk.
and American streets, Philadelphia,
Yur Allentown at 745 and 045 a. m„ and 1 45 andsp. m.
Doylestown at 8 45 a. no., 2 4.5 and 4 111 p. m.
• ' Fort Washington at 145, 10 45 a. m., and 11 90P. M.
•• Abington at 115, 315, 520 and BP. M.
" Lansdale at 520 p. In.
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.Leave
Trains for Philadelphia.
ORATE BAR RESTS. Ann
THIRTEENTH & FILBERT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA. PA
8010 Manufacturers of two colobroled
WROUGHT-IRON, AIR-TIGHT,
GAS-CONSUMING HEATER,
WITH PATENT DUST SCREEN
WROUGHT-IRON RADIATOR
Those if BATZROIIIIII made of Heavy Wrought-lron, well
riveted together the only core prevention a gainst the es- 2 . ,
cape of One or dust. They are easily managed, without o
say dampen. The Patent Radiator avoids the use and
Heater
of drums, and It. permanently attached to tho 2. ,
Heater. ThD is the most durable simple, economical and 2. :
popular Heating Apparatus , over '
offered for sale. They S,
are all [unranked. 3.
ipOOKINO RAMIE% for Hotel. and Families.
PORTABLE BEAMS,
LATROBE REAMS, •
LOW DOWN ORATES, SLATE MANTELS,
REGISTERS AND VENTILATORS.
Wo aro also tnaaufacturlug a
NEW FLAT-TOP HEATING RANGE
igirliroul for our Illuotrotod
RAND'HAIRTIGIIT GAS BURNING
HEATER,
WARRANTED THE BEST
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SELF FEEDING EVAPORATOR
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
,RAND PERKINS AND CO.
/Manufacturing Dealers Is
O OKINO lIANOBEL
LOW ORATES
Also ngeuto for the Celebrated
Magee Patent Heaters, Ranges and Stoves
O. 121 NORTH SIXTH STREET
PRILADELPIIIA. PA
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c•p oow ly
Val nub Lumber.
BENIOVALI
SMITH & O§MUN.'.,§
COAL AND WOOD YARD !
The above Coal and Wood Yard.ltne been removed to the
eaat end of the Jordan Bridge. SOUTH BIDE , whore will
be constantly kept a floe and full supply of
Egg, Stove Nut and Chestnut Coal,
selected from tho beet mines In the country.
OUR COAL
to ureter cover—sed It to to the Interest of every eue
purchase
DRY AND SCREENED COAL
air." large stock of all kin pitsood Wood constantly
ea band, and delivered to allaof the city at the lowest
marI IrAZITAIID.—A branch yard to kept at the Lehigh
known as the former pied of Lentz and
sarTille 18 THIS PEOPLE'S COAL YARD. - KAS .
Oar Coal Is 'selected from the beet mines In the Lehigh
maim and knowing this to ho the fact and that It will tivo
11est satiefastion, there Is no use to offering to refund
Juls mosey. All we ask lea trial. Orders taken at Deck.
hat store.
RAN KLI N 15111TIL
July 10th
COAL CONSIJMEES,
ZOOS TO YOUR INTEREST!
P. g. STELTZ
hereby informs the citizens of Allentown, and the pub
to general, that ho Is prepared to furnish all kinds of
COAL, •
from his well stocked Yard, formerly 11. Guth & Co.'s, at
the Lehigh Basin, In the City of Allentown. whore ho wIU
mordantly keep on hand a full supply of al l kinds of Coal,
rat the very lowest market prices. Ills coal IN nico and
steam from the very best mines, and In quality superior
to airy offered in Allentown.
110 will sell Coal by the CAR LOAD, at very small pro-
Ots, as be intends to do business upon the principle of
"Iluleir hales and Small Profits " (live him a call, and
upon comparing priers u po n atlAudge for yourealvas.
Ho will dollver Coal c to .AY Part of the City
upon orders being loft at Um Yard, or Welnsheimerie store
POWDER AGENCY.
.1.0. Agent for Lehigh coupty for the Ladlu Powder
CoraintaY." Prepared at all times to deliver ouperlor
)(taloa and Blasting Powder, flportlng Powder. Spadini
Powder In kegs and canisters, Fuse, ac. ~at Pedal et.
in gjnr:tMrPnVggsVANlUnfarallTitig
nen by mall promptly Iliad.
sax Sl•tt
RMOVAL.
TRFZLEII & BIiOTHEIta,
DIALAIIIIIII ALL MINDS Op
LUMBER,
etrelry announce to their friends and loatrons that they .
bus Put removed from their old stand to their
NEW YARD,
near the corner of Tenth and Hamilton etreeta, formerly
Amended by Emma k Miller, as a Lumber Yard , whore
they will constantly keep on hand a largo and seasoned
stook ol
LUMBER.
oath u all blade of
PINE. nExtoctx, CHES KETS. T NELAT HS T,,POPLAII, SHINGLES,
P/C, Ike.
In fact everything usually kept by the trade.
• Mi n t f regs i t u ra e o ttit r it r ot i VgilgZ tl is e well
Fa the rablie to general, ' will glee us call at one Pew
Nald, whom* we will use our beet endeavors to render eat.
Ilium% both aa regards quality and price.. OHMS,
NORTH PENNSYL-liQcapig
1\ VANIA RAILROAD.
Bethlehem at 0 20a. tn., 12 05,1 Sf and 0 03 p. in.
lleylegtown at 8 30a. In., $ 10 and /I 03 p. m.
Langdale at 0 100. m
Port Waghington at 8 80, 9 43 a m. and 2 20 p. m
Abington at 2 03, 403,.610 and 9 OOP. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Letrreßethlehem fur PhllMelphisitil
3 001/.. m.
m.
Abr4t.'"," 8 CO
LveT1111!1 . .1:11,11111 fur Bethlehem MO 30 sk: in.
r fU r r l Altoltral : 1 03:
Furo—Alleutuwu to Ph"""Ph elllB B hAliK, Ateet.
CATASAUQUA AND
FOORLEIVILLE R. R.
w NTUR ARRANORAIENT.
On and utter JANUARY 18. 1801, Pawnor trains on
tho Cataaanqua dt rogolavillo Railroad will ma in connec
tion with tho Lehigh Valley Railroad and Nast Penn. Rail
road, no fullowa:
CO 6.45 CATASAUQUA.
00 0.00 oIIICKLEYS.
10 15.60 MES.
15 7.00 ' , JORDAN BRIDGE.
23 7.03 GOTH'S.
25 7.10 . WALLIERT'S.
31 7.18 CHAPMAN'S.
48 7.28 TREXLERTOWN,
CO BREINIOSVILLK
17 PAIIMINOTON.
CO 7.34 . *SPRING CREEK.
HI 7.401 AL-BURTIS.
•Plau Stations.
CONNECTIONS.
The morning train west leaves Catasanqua on the arrival
of the L. V. It. It. Local Passenger train from Easton,
Bethlehem, and Allentown and connects at AI-Burtis
with a train on the East Pennsylvania R. R. for Reading,
Pottsville, Harrisburg and Philadelphia, and also with a
train for Allentown Bethlehem, Easton and New York.
The morning train East connect. at Al-Bnrtis with
train on E. P. It. R. from Allentown and at Catuan
qua with trains on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Mauch
Chunk, Wilkes• Barre. Scranton, Philadelphia and New
York, and with the Lehigh & Susquehanna R. It. for
Bethlehem, Easton, Philadelphia and New York.
The 2.00 P. train West connects at Al-Burtis with a
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train on the East Peau. Railroad for Reading, Pottavillo,
Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
The Eveulag train Rani loaves Al-Braila on the arrival
of a train from Allentown and of a train making connec
tions at Reading with trains from Philadelphia. Hint.-
burg. Pottavillo, atc., and connects with local Passenger
train ou the L. V. R. R. at Catasautpas for Allontown,
Bahia/tom nod Hanlon.
. . .
Persons wishing to ¢¢o to Allentown can take the morn.
lug Imin West to Al-Berlin, arrive at Allentown 8:40a ru,
and return by a train on the East Pennsylvania It. IL
,Ties Allentown at 4.20 P. M.
'C. NV, CHAPMAN.
Supt. and Engineer.
MIMI
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SEED WHEAT AGENCY.
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD
Perfectly free from lonectlforrn or otlior Impurltlea I
gruwn from AUSTRALIAN and CHILI Sood, yielding. on
good soil
SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE
05 POUNDS TO TILE MEASURED BUSHEL
Tho Ears of Wheat, whoa mama, aro usually eleven or
welro Inches long.
* Put up and cocurcly tied and *waled In linen bag.,
and cent by mall free to all 'harts of the country, on re
ceipt of price.
REGISTERS.
VENTILATORS
SAMPLES 10 CTB. EACH I DADS 50c. and 81 EACH
Addreas—
CALIFORNIA AND ORROON
SEED WHEAT AGENCY,
SAN FRANCISCO,
ob 10.'0341
BOWER'S
COMPLETE MANURE,
Supor-Phosphate of Lime, Amnia and Potash
WARRANTED FREE FROM ADULTERATION.
Thht Manure coutalum all the eleutoula to produce tart
crop. of all klud., and la hlghly reconuneuded by all who
used It, also by dhalugulaLed chetulata who have, by an
Blvd., tested It. qualltlea. Packed In Bag. of 20D1b..
each. •
89 South Water and 40 South Delaware Av.,
For solo by WILLIAM 'REYNOLDS. 79 South Street,
oltimore, For luformalloo. addreoo floury Bower,
'blladelphis. fob 10.'ably
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THE BIGHT PLACE TO BUY.
CORNER OP TENTH AND HAMILTON *MUERTE.
o the place to buy all kinds of
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OTATOES. SALT.
Also. all lauds of P
IMPORTED DRIED FRUIT,
DRAM, PRUNES, RAISINS, CHERRIES. te.
Alsraye on hand a geed assortment of the best quality of
OHOCMIES of all descriptiolut. Do not miss the plies,
corner of Tenth and Hamilton. to buy good things at
reasonable prices. •
nag 2gef R. FRNSTIIIIIIIACHBIL
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FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND
8110E8 YOlt GENTLEMEN.
All the leading etylea on hand or nada to measure
Pekoe Axed LOW FIGURES on Illustrated Price Lint with
lastruttiorw for self-measurement rent on neelpt of Poet
°Moe Warm. WY. P. DAItTLETT.
.53 South Sixth drag. above Chestnut
Philadelphia.
FOIIIJR IFUNDRED FAUNS FOR
BALE,
ranging la gees from* t4MMDer tee.
to Improvemnts. lomdbu he Good aott damn.
iutd near markets. Them farms am situated lu VAUD,
and Maryland, some in the tognediste vicinity of WARD.
Mton and others D . 0=334,30 miles Magni from the Cap.
. Addras• or gallon .7. D. OdliOWSlll4llBlgamachu•
Melts Avenue. neu Blink stmt. Washington. D. D.
3attilroabil.
BUMMER AERANOEMENT.
STATIONS. Trains East
Qlgricultural.
We famish Farmers with the
Aud weighing
E[10:13
Or lu larger quaalltle• at raasonablo rates
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MAKUPACTIMHD BT
HENRY BOWER, Chemist,
r/lILADBLPUIA
Mario from
DIXON, SIIARPLESE3 & CO.,
AOIINTS,
E=!
Groccrico, IProbifitono, ,f:cc.
E. FENBTERMACHER,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
PROVISIONS,
&c., &c.,
At cheep prices, such se
ORANGES AND LEMONS
IMEEI
Boot flatter.
thentiunt VA.
LIST OF PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED BY THE
LEHIGH COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
AT THEIR
18TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
TO DC lIELD AT TIM
CITY OF ALLENTOWN.
From the 28th of SEPTEMBER, to the' Ist
of OCTOBER, 1869.
no. 1. —FIELD CROPS.
For the best three acres of Wheat
Secoud best
Best 3 acre. Bye
Second boat
Bost acre of Barley
Second bold
Bost 3 acres of Corn
Second best
Beet 3 acre. of Outs
Secoud best
Bost half acro of Potatoes
Bost half acre of Chinos° sugar Vane,
Second best
Bost acro of Clover Seed
Best acre of Timothy Seed....
Bost quarter acre of Tobacco
Second host
. ....
No.2.—BORBES AND MULES.
ClassuVo. L —Holey Draught, Native
Beat Stallion, between 4 and 12 years
Second beat
lied horse or mare from 4 tol2 years
Second best
Best hone or mare colt ? under 8 mouths
Second best
Beat horse or mare colt between 2 and 4 years..
Second beat
Third best
Best horse or mare colt between 1 and 2 yearn..
Second hest
Best pair farm horses
Second best
Best pair mules
Second best
Best mule colt
Best Jack
Beat Jennat
Class 2. —Native flock, Light Draught.
Best Stallion between 4 and 12 years
Second beat
Best horse or mato ... from 4 to 12 years
Nomad best
Bent horse or mare colt under 8 months
Second best
Beat home er mare colt between 2 and 4 years
Sewed best
Tided boat
Best horse or mare colt between 1 and 2 years
Second best
Boat pair Earmhorses
Second best
Class3.-111nottnt Block. Ileary Draught.
..itallion between 4 and 12 years
ad beat
horse or mare from 4 to 12 years
nd best
Mare •
nd best
berm cult between 2 and 4 years
ad Lost
mare colt between 2 and 4 years
ad best
colt under 2 years
ad bent
colt under 8 months
ad beet
I
Best 1
Boron
Best
Seem
Best
eo
Best
10.15 5.20
10.10 8.15
10,06 8.11
10.00 8.08
9.115 0.02
9.50 6.58
9.40 6.60
0.23 6.40
0.18
9.08
&SS &SS
6.25
Clans Stock, Light Drought,
Bent Stallion between 4 and 12 years.,
Second beet
Best borne or ware (rum 4 to 12 years,
Second beet
Bost mare from 4 to 12 years
Second best
Bost horse cult between 2 and 4 years,
Second best
Best mare colt between 2 and 12 years,
Second beet
Bost cult under 2 years...
Second best
Best Solt under S mouths,
Second boot
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heel Stallion between 4 and 12 years, .....
Second, Dent
Beet Woe or mare between 4 and 12 years
Second bent
Beet brood ware between 4 and 4 years....
Second beet
Sentpair Roadsters
cnd best
Beet saddle horse
Second best
Class U.—Fa,ally Horses.
Beet Stallion belweon 4 and 12 year.
Second bent
Best borso or mare botwoen 4 and 12 years
lieconll bent
Beet brood ware between 4 and 12 years..
Second beet
Bent pair family horses
Second beat
Clars7.—Speed.
'Open to Lehigh and adjoining cotton., to saddle or
ham..
Fastest double Mani g5 O
Second best 25
Bent trotting horse or mare, any ago 00
Second beat 25
Open to all hornet in the county, for throe mouth. prior
to day of trial, and thut have never gone for money.
Bent trotting borne or mare 4 years and upwards $ 4O
Second best al
Best pacing horse or mare 4 years and upwards in
Second best 10
Bost trotting colt under 4 years 10
Second boot a
Moat pacing colt under 4 years S
Second hoot 4
.The Judge. shall not award any premium to any aninial
colored that le spavined, ringboned or blind.
Clots B.—Figsfeet Trailing Stallion, Mare or Gelding.
' , fret premium $l5O
Second premium . lisa
Third premium 50
Milo Ileate. best 9 minute. 2 second. to harems.
A horse to get an award for the First premiere meat trot
a mile in 2 ati; for the Second premium In 2 311 and for the
Thirdpremium in 2 31
The home taking a premium cannot content for the other
premiums in thin number. All entries for this . trial mina
close on Tnetolay evening, September 2'B, at or before 5
o'clock, and tine entrance money paid to the Secretary.
Borges entered in this number need not appear In General
Cavalcade, but must boon tho Fair (immure by Wednes
day morning by 5 o'clock, and report the same to the Sec
retary. Twenty dollars Entmuco fee, and not loss than
three horses to start.
No. 3.—HORNED CATTLE
Chum I.—lmported and thoroughbred Cattle with Fedi
grees7.lThrham. Devon. Ayrshire and Alderney.
Each breed will be judged separately and entitled to
award a. beat of Ito breed; pedigree. must bo fund:died
the Secretary at the limo of making the entry.
Beat boll of either of above breed. 1 yr. and upward 11.30
Beat heifer or cow of each of the above breed I your and
upwards'
Chas 2.—Durham—wilhout Pedigree
Best bull 3 years and upwards Sl3
Second best
Best bull from ono to throe yours 10
Second beet 5
6
Best bull between 6 and 12 mouths
Second best 3
Best cow, 3 years and upwards
Second boat • 3
Best heifer between 1 and 3 years
Second best 3
4
Best heifer between 0 and 12 months
Second boat 2
For crossluts of the above breed with Devon, tw o.thlrds
the above premiums.
Class 3.—Deron—Preinlums name as class 2.
Clare 4.—A yreh fre—Prouolurus same as Class. 2.
Class O.—Alderney—Premiums same as Clues 2.
Class o.—Natfre or Mixed.
Best bull 3 years and upwards
Second best
Beet bull 1 to 3 years 5 3
Second boot
Bost bull between 0 and 12 mouths
Second boot 1
Best cow 3 years and upwards
Second best 4
Best bettor 1 to 3 years
Second best 2
Best bettor between 0 and 12 mouths
1
Second best
Chios 7.--Sweep Bloke.
Open to all breeds and competition.
Best bull 3 years and upwards
Second best
Best bull under 3 years
HOCOllil best
Best cow 9 years and upwards
Second best
Best bull calf under 12 months
Second best
Best hotter under 3 years
Second best
SZOITSCCTIONS TO TOR e00blITT0It•
All brood. come together to this class and compete with
each other. To hoJudged—lst, by tho good points of Byrn
tnetry of frame: 2d, by the ability to fatten, and Is It a
good handler? 3d, milking qualities; 4th, •Isot givo
no premium to au animal until you are fully satisfied that
it will produce good stock. To this end tho Judges should
be satisfied In regard to tho stock of aged bull. nod cows.
The animal that passed those qualltlea In the greatest por
fora., should draw the Premium whether It bo Durham,
Devon, Ayrshire, Hereford, Alderney. °redo. or Native.
Mat B.—Steers and Oxen
Bost fat steer weighing 2000 Pis. or over
Best pair of steers corn fed
Second beat
Beat single steer corn fed
Second beat
Boat fat cow
Best fat holler
!text pale of steers .1111 fed
Second beat
Bost pair working oxen
No. 4.—SWINE.
Bed boar overt years
Second best
Best tear I to 2 years old 0
Second best 3
4
Bost boar 0 to 12 months old
Second best 2
4
Best boar pig from 2 to 6 months old
Second best 2
Best breeding sow over two years old 4
Second beat
0
Best breeding sow 1 and 2 years
64:
3 mond best
Best sow 6 to 12 months 4
Second best 2 4
Bost lot of pigs between 2 and 0 months.old •
Second best 2
Bost fed bog, not still feed
In this thus the Judges will take into consideration the
different breeds, and award the premiums accordingly;
also, sward discretionary premiums in all cases where
they are satisiled that premiums should be awarded, and
not provided for in the above list.
Ito. 0.-511116 P.
Bent Cotswold buck
eond best
Best Badewell buck
•
Second beet 9
•
Beat Southdown buck 0
Second best 3
Bost Native buck 4
Second best 2
Best Crossed buck M 1
•
Second best 3
if
Best pen of 3 or more lambs
Second best 3
Best pen of (brio or more ewes 0
'
Second best 9
Bost pen of sheep. not less than six 6
Second
best
sh 4
Best fat Weep. not loss than three 6
Second best I
Norros.—The Judges shall In'all eases withhold pre
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=fume where the animal is not worthy, though there bd.
no competition. ,
'No. O.—POULTRY.
liest.pair of White Spanish
act Black Spanish .
Mole
B. 2
perk
•• Jersey Ines , 2 2
Polands 2
Ganes 2
raPi rn .v Mixed . 2
2
Lot o,rowle, not less than eight 3
Camas 2
Turkeys 8
pucks 2
Pistons 1
Best li largeet variety of resitry raised by smoothers 9
Seeend best 'arid, ~ _ _
..
award . . 1
One-half Of 100 WeIPIIIMIOr beCOll6 D Olen Og ILOOTO.
The Committee is thls claim DAY discretionary
premiums for the best of either of the following:
9 IS h i iat rf . A . Zlll3llo,AViial l edt. fl i a n nl 2 7, Yanked Malay,
_pa ("m s e ; B 3 l s i v► .. lrl i st, T ll; . anlctl u ilihNirs i c 2 liro l lrst White rs
Llis i n, h uolded rheasant, 2 Bilve/_ ° l9iessant. neiten'OraYs
or Creole Fewl,_Prinled Yowl, Dominique, African Dan•
tam, sheath hastals, Dankly:, Joust a Persian Wireback
Jungle Fowl, Sonnorat Jungle Fowl. Spanish Game. and
Silver Banton.
Prentiunt Liot.
No. 7—ORAIN, SEED, AND FLOUR
. Class 1.
Best bushel white wheat '. . • in
Second best bushel White wheal • _. 2
Best bushel rod wheat . . . 3
Second best . .
.. . . • • 2
Beat bushel Mediterranean '3
Second best 2
Best and largest variety of wheat notless than 14 'bush.'
of each description, not less than two vedette.. • . 4
Second best . . • 2
Best bushel Bye . 2
Second best • . 1
Best Isabel flint MU • t - . 2
Second best., . . . • , 1
Best bushel yellow gour,l corn
1
Second beat - • . .
Best bushel oats , . 2
Best bushel buckwheat
Second best • - i
Bost bushel barley 2
Second best
' . 1
Best l 6 bushel Flaxseed
Second best • 'll -
Bost 16 bushel clover seed ' 2
Second best . . . . 1
(test 16 !mhod timothy seed„ ..
. -
Second best I
„
Boot peck orchard grass semi 2
Second best ' '. • I
Bent peck millet seed
Second best I
C.lnag
1104 bortut of white Nvltent flour
Second hod
Sent barrel of roil wheat flour
Second hest
Beet cwt. of nuy other Mud of Sour
Second best
No. S.—VEUETADLES.
Best bushel of potatoes, any klud
sweet potatoes
' 10 stalks of celery
0 heads of broccoli
0 stalks rhubarb
gt c h ic e. rod °Woes
12 cucumbers
V peck white 00011%
L Peppers
•
It heads lettuce
" 6 roots salsify
• • 6 field pumpkins
' 3 sweetpurapklte4
" peck yellow turnips
•• peck white table turnips
" 12 carrots
•• 12 beets
12 parsnips
• • brads el cabbage
• peck Mula t toes
.1 egg lalou
t r u tsl o u ri , tatg
12 ears yellow corn
•• 12 cars white corn
" largest water melon,.
• three varieties, two mtch
" 6 cantilopes
" bushel Rata Raga
bushel Oscar beds
neck bunch beans
peck field beans
peck polo beans
:Iri e l e t f ilre l li n t “ titt e l4 s y of vegetables:
Second best
&canal best of each, one-1011f of for above pre
The exhibitors mast make satisfaction that tl
exhibited are of their own raising.
No. D.—FRUIT.
•
3
Beat specimen of Apples
ant most numerous variety
•• ••
" • • firrirst nunieroun variety
•• •• of peaches
Ppp • • '•and must numerous variety
p 1
•
Oulucen a
•• display of any kind of grapes
• • display of fruit
For second bell of each of tho above, olio-he
above premium,
No In —FAIt3IINO 13IPLEMENTS,
Dell 5 liorso team, full rlgged
•• Mule 10010 full rigged
" 2 borne plow
Second bent
Third beat
Best Callivabor
Harrow.
" Roller
" Grain Drill
Second beat
Best Blowing nod 'Boning Mackin.
• • Corusheller (horse power)
Threnillug Madam;
" 'Brae power'
Second best
Best Elllllo.leilaill Horne Power
Farm wagon for lava borne*
Somali bent
Third bent
Second boot
Best nom Rake
Second best
Bent Carl
Hoot Corn Sheller, hand Power 'Dip and i
it Cam
4
y . 111 t 1 a l itirral .vtlr iotter
Dip and 1
lamp mid I
1101mlomm Raker Diploma
Dip and 1
•• (1 rola Cradle Dip and I.
Day Fork Diploma
'•Malian, Fork ' Diploma
No 11.—MANUFACTURED AIITICLEI—(II... I,
Dent two borne carriage
Second bent
Bost one horn° carriage
Secoud bent
Bost net doubla carriage home,.
Second boat
Bent ninglo carriage home.
Second boot
Best
4101110 y of Iluinhed leather
Second bent
Bent display of boots and Owes
Socond best
Bent display of hula and calm
Second best
decodisplayt of clothing
nd twa
.t"
8
18
".• 1
1
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES—eirIB/1 2.
Best display of cabinet wore, six or more
articles Dip and *la
Second best
Dela display of slaves, not le.x than three Dip and 5
Second bent
Dent display of chairs
8 117fIt n il s
o o
f f
t e r t:
nc r ware
s
•• • • of edged tools
•••• • • of Du ware
• • •
clown •
or' "i""iltV
Seco actured tobacco
nd .
Best display of candles
Second best
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURED ARTICLES
Whero the material la mixed and prepared by tho ez
hlbltor.
Beal Chambray •
Pleeo C r
•• Caaalnet
Molloy
" lot Woolen Stockluga
•• •• Woolen Mitts nod Oloyea •
logralo Carpet
" Rag Carpet
.• Woolen Yarn
Knitted PlockluitA
• Knitted Ulnyea or 31Ittcon
Flee. of Wool
Gibs of Wool"
Second best of auy of the above, ouo-belt the abort, pre
!alum.
ChM fr.—.lliintifacturel Articles Exhibfleit by th
.3.6lltoifticturer.
Bost plecoSasslinere
• • Tweed
•• '• Flannel
I . , a h tr co l B ll , u ti n u k „ e .i t t s
• • ' • Linsey
•• .6 Cannot
'• Coverlets
•• pattern Balmoral Skirls
.•
dorm pair Stockings
• 6 51116. Woolen Ynru
Second best of each
Chits 5.-31rtnelfarirrEd Art Ictr.
Beat silk bed quilt
Second boat ~
B oco eat
rid rot boest tn quilt
H
Boat woolen coverlet
Second best
Beat pair blaoketx
Second Lost
Claa tr.—Many/40 tirrti Art felta.
Bendt dinplay bee abed clothing
Sect
Beat 5 pude of flax linen
Second boat
Beat fl_yarda linen to %cling
Second beet •
Liggi d yr , g t . tow cloth
•
Bost 5 dozen linen yarn
Second beet
Beat 5 dawn tow yarn
Second bent
Beat fllha. low
Second beet
Beet syards linen diaper
Second beet
Boat mantilla of domestic thread
Second best
Beat slha. hatcheled flax
Second beet
No. 112,—LA DIES' WORK—Chtul
n '• t di 'll" Y O r r 71. b e r r . ' , 1 ,`! , `.:1 work
. . •
•• • • of bead work
•• •• of hair work '
`• •• of millinery work
`• `• of crochet work
For second best of the above
Best bullied hood
Best knitted shawl
Second beet
Bost foot rug or mat
B econd be o st
eet pair f worked slippers
S
Beet chair
Second best cover
Best chair or sofa tidy, each
Second best
Bost lamp or toilet mat
Best pin cushion
Second best
Bost 'cult or crochet quilt
Second best
Bost any other fancy needio•work, each •
Best homo made shirt by hand -
Second beet.
Bost darning or patching, each
Second beet
Best slicked shirt bosoM and collar by band
•
Second bent
Boot sPocimen of any other plain *lowing. oath
Beat leather, cone and shell work of any kind Ai
Second host . 1
Best of any other fancy work, each I
Second best -.641
No. 13.—NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
Dent gliziA o (3 ycif_ “ Nsinral Flower. and Planta
o
f t Flowers
.. Briquet 1
.• collection of Roses In Polo .
Collection of Dahlias In Pots 3
•
China Asterii 2
Verbenas 'i
.• Petunia. . .
Ileliotropea 2
.
.
"
Ilydranslas 2
... Geraniums 2
.. Fuchsia ,
•• Oleander 2
Elett display of Artificial Flowore2
display of Wax Flowers 2
~ display of wax fruit 2
Second best each of the above. 'oat-half tho above pre
mium.
._ .
No. 14.—H011}1 DEPARTMENT.
Class).
Best butter. not less than Mho 23
Second bent 2
Best cheese, not less than filbe • 3
Second best 2
Best pm...demon . 2
Second a r t len of honey . . 3
2
Best apple butter
tkcand best o,
r 3
2
Best can of lard 3
Second best 2
Best Elba beeswax 3
Second beat • 2
Best ham cured by the exhibitor 3
Second best 2
'
Best dried beef . 4
•
Second best r 2
For the best display of the above combined 1
Class 2.—ln which none hot married ladles can be cow.
petitnrs. Persons whose trade I. U4k lag cannot enter In
this department In competition,
Beet loaf of Wheat Broad
Second best
Third bent
Best loaf rye bread
Second best
itelco
Best
nd bent Corn bread . •
Best bran bread
Second best
Best belf•dozen tea biscuits
Second best
Clans 3.-1 n which none but young or unmarried Indio
can compete.
Best loaf of wheat hroad :.1 , 3
, .
Second best 2
•
Third bent 1
,
Beat loaf of rye bread 1
•
second best .. 2
.
Boat corn bread ' 1
' .
Second best 2
.
.
Boot Lam broad 1
' ..
Second bast , 2
•
Bent half dozen tea bincultn 1
Second beet
•
11,,,t fruit cake
Second bent
Hoot pound cake . •
•
Second best
IleAnyone Cake •
Second legit
•
llost cup cake
Second best
Bost Jll3llllll.
81.1.1111(1 11V/4
'L ed douginintit
Si.einel Lea
Bent ginger eitko •
Second best
nest ether ratter nuke+, each
SCCiIIIIIIOA
Plato of email cakes, net less Ihmt 3 verletle
8..t.1.1111 hest
lireetent variety 111 cnhrs
4..1,1us A.
Best spec mot of nay bind
SeCOllli hest
(I realest variety of Plol
Mihail—Dried Fruit.
Best opecitoon of adult frail of any kind
Bonin.' heat
Longest display In this class
(71nRs 7.—Mo/ferried float&
Best MI , VOIIJII.II of preserved fruits of may kind
Second bind
Largest display of preaorrom
01.8 9. —Fen II II
Ilost xpe clitt vu of fruit Jellies of any kind
nevond best
Largest display of fruit Jellies
fibisa 9. 111,,,5,
lle•t Little of any kind of wine
tiecoail best
Hest half gallon of apply vinegar
Second best
Bost half gallon sugar Calle lIIIIIMSOm
Second best
No. Cr-MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Dent display of Oil Paint logs i
Shoed bent
111 st display of Drawings is
`eellii hest 2
Bent Statuary , . • 6
110.1 PhotograPhs A
DentivorYiyno ' s
IleAt piano torto U
Bent display of other ninbical instruments . . 4
Dent collection of curiosities - It
Dent collection of colon, inlets, Ac., 10
No. 10.—NON-ENIIIIERATED ARTICLES.
The Committed, on thin china will imo thoir own judgment
fu awarding such premiums as they think Imitable.
No. 17.—LADIES' RIDING AND DRIVING.
Rest lady driver, singlo or doublo team . $lO
Bost lady rider on horneback 10
Dont pair of childrenbi IleilieN, in harness 6
Best single Pony la barn , . 3
No pretniurno will be awarded for riding or driving un
less three competitors enter tho list, each lady to hi, attend
ed by a gentleman as an enroll, and no racing allowed.
!Ilium.
lie article
Bent 11 t
11 bo 111 o llllllnn
Be t
pd
Third heot 2
Fourth Next 1
•
Bost putr plough loam, 6
Second heat 4
Thlnl Ire .t 2
The trial lx to take tittle° at 9 o'clock A. U., nu the !ant.
Any of the Fair.
UM
Dip and 11
Dip and 11
Dip and 2
Dip and 1
Dip a
Dipi nd o )nn
4
thit and 2
Dip and I
Dip and
1
Rlld !ill:ply of Iron 1 0 ,Z; e 0
SllllO
Mato comae's, table, Uip
• • Roofing owl Primo( illittom DI
Bost and grenteet collection 4 ;al minerals found In Lchign
county 010
collection to he the property of the Sockly.
Dip and
Dip and
Dip and •
Dip and
DIP nud
Diplolly;
Dip mid I
Dip and
N LIFE INSCRANCE CO
Dip nud CO
I=
OEM
DID aud
MEE
DIP and ri
=MEM
Dip and 7
Dip and rt,
The Anwrlean—le now nue of the Oldeht Colorant. In I
Dip and .1
Tho Amm•knn-I+xm , Policb•x on ALL Ilexlrable plan,
Dip mai
Dip and
Dlp and
The A merlean—Makee ALL pnlich, uo.forfollublo.
TIlt• A mOriCRU—IIIIM nu ttaneeensary rest riellotrt on travel
Lflp and
nud
Dip and 1
The American—Declare , .Lie(d , and.+ atunaidly at the end
MEM
@MI
lIMII
Iprgotinut List.
I=
=
=9
.I;l7iii;sione UP
Fire nail porcelain clay Dip
Fib iron
Wrought Iron 1111:
Iran axles
=
=Il
a,ifc 1111.511ralla
=I
IN
=
ME=
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The uwiluau-I`o, xll Iwo,. prompt IY•
WIIERE CAN YOU FIND OREATER ADVANTADES
WM. J. ROMIG, M. D., Agent,
0 EAST ItABIILTON ST.
MEM
4CORK4
S• BANKERS, og
No. 35 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHI LAD ELPHIA.
covEßNmiNTessicumnrs,
STOCK,GOLD
AND NOTE BROKERS.
Account,. of Books, Pin., :ma IntlMd.!r remised, .object
to chock at sight. -
-
INTEREST ALLO WED ON BALANCES.
qENERAI BENTS,
FOR
Co PENNSYLVANIA A I
7'47 Z/RN A % ?P'
.9ze j OF THE ( s\ l,
14 11
14'
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
TI4O NATIONAL tarn. INSURANCE COMPANY IS
corporation chartered by special Act of Congress, op•
pr.ved July Inn, with a
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, FULL PAID.
Liberal terms offered to Agents and Solicitors, who
tlr. Invited to apply at our office.
partleulers to be had on application - at our office,
ed
locat In the mecond !dory of our Banking Howe,
where (Imam, and Pamphlet& fully describing the
ailvantageo altered by the Company, 1..3' lie had.
R. W. CLARK dt CO.,
No. 35 South Third se.
B. 8. RUSSELL, Manager,
Charing W. Cooper nil NoWin Weiner, Allentown No
lingua Bonk. Agentn fur Lehigh & Carbon COUldieff, Po.
Malt IPaper anb Statianeru
CLOSING OLT
OUR STOCK OF
WALL PAPERS
AT • COST,
At the Book and Stationery Store. No. 31 Went Hamilton
Street. below Inghth.
Now to the limo to got your rooms papered at a mall
coat. E. MOSS. [Jan 0-tf
E. doss
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
LABOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, &C. CIRCE,
TIN LIBRARY, containing ho latest and beet pubil
cations. •
Agent for the celebrated BRADBURY PIANOS.
i. VA L 'a i pit i zrzt t
Sn Lehigh ut o e t ig t a y t!d cheapest stack of goods
No. 81 West Hamilton Street, below Eighth,
North side. • 1341
PENNSYLVANIA MOTEL,
COR. 7th AND LINDEN EITB.. ALLENTOWN. PA.
The undersigned lase taken this wall-known stand. The
Bar. Table and Dade have all been newly furnlshod. Ile
is also well supplied With stable room. Every attention
homer be Mowed upon the guests to make them reel at
Ceop WeStt 1108 ES OUTU..
T S. WATERMAN,
aProprietor of WATERBIAN'EI COCKTAIL AND TON.
ICI MITTENS Wholesale and Detail, No, 1100 Market St.,
Philadelphia.
Tho tonic properties of them hitters have bean certified
to by soma of our most eminent practising physicians, as
the beet tonic now In use, and the Cocktail Bitters is the
universal favorlio amongjudgo. of a food alit or whisky
cocktail.
1
I . HAVE JUST RE , CEI I VED AT 'MY
CLOTHING STOREn largo lot °ivory floe and VOli quail
ty porroct fitting ready mado clothlmr from tho Pldlndol
plan
AlicTioNs
9
which I will Kell Arty conic nn the dollar cheaper than any
other More In .Motown. .
Satinet Cont., At 42.00
Co.lierin Coots, All Wool at 4.50•
Block Cloth Cents, " at 0.00
Classßeare Vests, " at 1.50
Cassiniero Vests, " at 2.10
Pants, at 1.50
Pants, at 2.25
Catanitnero Pants, at 3.03
Casshoer° Block Pants, at 3.50
Whole sults from, *5.01 to 412.03
The best advice C. 1.11 give you In to call and examine any
stock before you bay elsewhere.
Tho reason why I can sell any clothing fifty cants on the
dollar cheaper than any other store lit Allentown Is ha
ymow
Iphia Howe two st r oe s and 1 mu constantly myself lu
Philade with dy
GOOD QUALITY
CASH
to boy thorn at AUCTION
Dionnin
I:
...
J. S. VTILION
=III
114,,10.31.
As I ant perinnuontly established in tho Wholesale
Notion and Clothing bunine,.4 at N. 152 North 3rd street,
Philadelphia. I woold call the attention of country tner
chnntA tu rite
and extensivo stock of goods before
Purchasing el,owiture
FRANKLIN KNAUSS.
IMEIESSI!
REMOVAL.
ANEWALT & BROTHER'S
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE
(Nenrly opponito llngenbuell'a )
S. E. COR. EIGHTH AND HAMILTON BTB
We would hereby announce to our numerous Moeda and
toatrono, rut well uo the public In general, that wo have
at removed to oar new building, southeast earner of
lghth and Hamilton Strada, opecially erected to meet
the wards of our largo and lemming trade, whore wo
have now greatly replenlohed our Muck la all that por
tably to the Spring nod Summer Trade, to on inopection of
which everybody to luvited, Thu lu cent and moot fash
ionable atylet of
SILK RATS, CASSIMERE 11A ; TS, SOFT HATS, STRAW
HATS. CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS.SIIAKRIt
HOODS, LADIES' SUN DnWl,lB,
In endless variety, which cannot full to please all, at
prices lower than al ally Wall within till. lad eight years.
We propomn to snsistu tho reputation we have heretofore
enjoyed of hulling it holler clans of geollx, 11101 . 00 them,
and at lower price., than any other house In Allentown.
Feeling for the patronage heretofore extended to
as, we will endeavor In the future, as In the past, to
please all—faruisitiun choice goods at the very lowest
prices.
Our wholesale department, to which we Invite all coon..
l l ,O ' C ' f rc i c „ l ::. ' 4 u nial o tl f t r , i , i V. r lt e l c= i t ' s 'k. ,:gVA l lelVfl e bT l e i tt i g?
naal
o h u e r cl s7o . ck before purchas
ing, its we charhv nothing fur.husvinN goodw.
ANEWALT & BROTHER,
Now Building; Corner of Eighth and Ildudßau Streets
(NEXT DOOR TO 31. 4. TOITXO HARDWARE ATOMS.
ALUM TaWN, March Zilb, 16Ca
lalatclyz anb 3cbutru.
INCONSEQUENCE OF TIIE DISHW
trons fie; which lit icaniary doeitroyed thole store
and Its conternts,
J. E. CALDWELL 4%.00.,
JEWELERS,
•
lAv e l i s i lge i ll , ln e d n o t g4clally to (hair order lu Europa and la
NEW STOCK. OF CHOICE GOODS
Which nro How orated and ready for oxturduatlon.
VERY FINE PARIS MANTLE CLOCKS,
(Every movement with the new Inlntevemo(l!.)
NEW SIDE ORNAMENTS TO MATCH
BRONZES, GROUPS AND FIGURES
oonnAm *ANUFT co..s
FINE ELECTRO WARES
REST SIERLISO SILVER WARE.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c., Ito
MODERATE' PRICES
For tho present M
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
Clotbinz.
FRANKLIN KNAUSS
311at5 nttb ezip
ALLENTOWN'. PA
Entirely new
New designs
A fall asitortmeat at Ta 77
•
PIIILADELPIILL
scuudi Coto- 7m
ipypfeopioilal earbo.
„ 12 • , • . ~. ,
fAIIIIIM 14-.lgßlr, ATTORNEY AT
it/ LAW. CHIN% with IL .Albrlgikt,• Eon.. No. 00 Had
Nonillion 'divot, Allentown, I'a. (Special attention
Elven to collection I. ) . . , marl7-1y
T' (4.• ATTORNEY
AL/ AT LAW, Ktianna'lldinc, Sixth and Hamilton
tilreetn, npponlle the Amer/con lintel, Allentown. elan .
linallolt and Cerninn• 'Token. 'Collections In Lohlsht
aditirent counting promptly uttentlod to. may
CI ROUGE slit. RUPP, ATTORNEY
N. - Jr AT LAW. Onloo, with How John D. Mlles, Allen.
own. PA
D.. LECILENBACII, ATTOR.
- vy • NRV AT LAW (former)y practiced In Carbon
county): Mace, No. —East Hamilton street. second lour.
nearly oppoAte the Court How, Allentonn,Pa. )laY
he consulted In tho Gorman language.. •
ANI 111.3. A. BUTT„ ATTORNEY 'AT
11111 LAW.
LE TOW
N with P. Wyckoff, oraposllo Iho Eoglo
AL, PA. .
t,,EIEIfGII' VALLE'S' • EllltE
INBUR
ANCSCONI'ANY, ALLENTOWN, PA. (Mee over
'Second National Sauk. Insures properly u¢eloet lon by
Ike Ott the stock tutalktd C. S. Been, Preen.
...J. 8. Dit.LlS.ikk. Sect Y.
1314ALTI , FUL LIFE . LIKE P C.
CARTES RE VISITES, $ PER DOZEN.
All neglttivex regbderfil. 8. W. 111.111 CAW, ALLEN
TOWN, PA.
ROPER'. ATTORNEY AT LAW
D ..
• om•• with U. • Kunta, Slatlugton. Lehigh
Carbon Pa. Cannelloni; In Lehigh. Northampton and
Carbon counties promptly attended to. tufty 21-ly
ELISITA FORREST, ATTORNEY
AND COUNBELLOR AT LAW. No. Went Damnh
ton street, Allentown, Pa. jou 14-1(
11. OLIVER, ATTORNEY AT
J• LAW, Allentown, Ps, °Mee, North Mb street,
below the Court House. Jan lid-'O6-1(
AA,
UNK at BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS
AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown. Ps.
Oillee,No. 66 K Hamilton stroeL
U. M. Mums. [Jan 14 , 08411 P. A. R. Ilainwtr.
EJ. MORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• ALLENTOWN, PA. OMee, No. GO East linmllton
street. Irir•Cau be consulted In German. All 14-4:6-11
RCLAY HAMERNLY, ATTORNEY
• AT LAW, CATABAIIQUA, I'A. Jan 14-'ol.lf
THOMAS R. METZGER ATTOR.
NET AT LAW, ALLENTOWN:PA, • Oalco. No. 02
Eaol Ilatullton Ntrnot. nay M-'OB
•
ELIAS MERTZ. ALDERMAN, • •
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER,
AGENT FOR THE BALE OF REAL I,BTATH,
W.t Itsmtllton St., Allentown, PA.
EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, eight door.. above tho Court Route. AL
LENTOWN, Lehigh 000017 , l's. fob 13-'6A-ly
WILLIAM H. NOWDEN, ATTOR
NET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Office, Cot.
nor of Hamilton drool M n ! Law Alley, south side.ALLEN.
TOWN, PA. felt. WM
EDWARD lIAUVEY, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. °Zee with MOR. iismuol A. Bridges.
ALLENTOWN, PA. may 1-17
JOAN RUPP. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ofilre, N. E. Curlier Gib and limalltun Streat• ALLEN-
TowN. may 147
ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Oft Ice, opposlta ILa Mont 110089, AL
LENTOWN, PA. may 1-ly
B. %MALL ATTORNEY
G AT LAW, 0111 co. Find dour 'boll Law Alloy. AL
LENTOWN, PA. may:N.om
T_T 11UNNUERGER ATTORNEY
rte . .); tacUigho?.Zekr.l:ll4lsA.T4."ZsllW
LEVI SMOYER, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. Mace, N. W. Corner
MD and MOD. Streets, Second door. Particular ellen..
lie n
paid to the settlement of Decedent estates, Collec
tions mado Jan 0.17
DR. C. C. H. GULDIN, SURGEON
.1—• DENTIST, Office, ores Mrs. Y. 1. G. Ou
Trimming Store, No. SI EaPt Slain Mon street, ALL•EN•
TOWN I.A.
jinancial.
REMOVAIf.
. .
THE MACUNGIE SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to their building recently secured by
purchase, on
HAMILTON STREET,
(North elde) ono door above Slogfrial & Hardware
Store, where tho Mishit,ea of the Dank will ho carried on
as heretoforo.
&Er INTLIEBT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.' M
DAVID ECIIALL, President
W. C. LIOUTZEIWALLNES, Cashier. my 20-3 m
KUTZTOWN SAVINGS BANK,
(Organized under State Charter la 180.)
begITWINIIIOEaSTNIA.D FTlZOrtgi:Orratali=ll4;
will bo paid.
Also, money loaned out on FAVORABLE TERMS. Bald
Bank ift located In the Royston° Douse. In the borough ot
Kutztown. JOHN R. YODEL, President.
Esnraau normalising, IL D., Cashier.
F. J. Siongh Id. T D R ., ""115: 3: D. Wa .
• David 'Dater. • H. ii. Sch a
ll er , Ni
W. 11. Fogel . , Daniel Clader,
lit chard J. Knorr. Jonas Miller,
myl2-tf John 11. Fogel. Hog.
A LLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITU•
TION.
(Organized waiter State Charter In 1800.)
uoy received on Deposit, and 6 per cent. Wong al•
low for ouo year. For alsortor periods special rates will
bo pal . , . _
Alan. HOM( LOANaD OUT Oa FAVOR/Mill TaiM. •
Banking Rousa—HAMILTON STREET. mid-9a7 be.
mean the Court Bonne and American lintel, annual'. aide,
Allentown. l'a.
WILLtAII It, AINEY President
JACOB 8. DILLINU B it. Castile:.
17=313
Charles B Ruth, Johu D BON.,
Chrlatlati Pratt, Fraud. C Sawn
Demo Probe t. Th u tg Pa l lB
D eal J
William 11l Airloy. mar al
THE GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD
)8 VINIGIND,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
UNION & CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROADS
BOUGHT AND 'SOLD
EIEMEI
DMA YEN & BRO.,
BANKERS AND DNALBRIIIN GOIBRNMIINTE
40 SOUTII TRIED STREET,
PIIILADEL . PIIII
liey IMO
715 CHESTNUT STREET.
PMLADELPMA. jo24hn
NOTICE.
OFFICII OF THU JULI/TOWN Nor CO .
CLIILIOIIIIIIII*. JUDO 6th, M.
Th Com p l marling of the Stockholders of the AUentown
Iron any will he hel ant the 001 es of the Compasiy.
If 0,103 Walnut stmt. Philadelphia. rto Malden the
twenty•nlath MAW of June, IDA at Jo° clock a. in.. and
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