DR. W. E. , I3.ARNES & SOX, MZ TT G. ,p-istrs, 14 EAST HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN, PA. Iffl Tho attention of the oltirens of Allentiltin and Lehigh county Is respectfully Incited to this establishment. Every. v0 y . , 4 , 37 : , „ t iz I ,,, c,,, , g i arni fi r rj : class Drug Moro CAII be found for solo bore, at the lowest prices. Our stock Is largo and PURR DRITORatIA MEDICFNES, CHEMICALS, DIRSTUFFS, ALCOHOL. PURE IVINES and LIQUORS I , VR MEDICINAL ÜBE, PERFUMERY, BOAPB, BRUSHES, EANUrand TOILET ARTICLES. • A FULL LINE OF ALL TUE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, HAIR ;RESTORATIVES LINIMENTS, 6v., et all klode. Constantly on hand a large stock of Sods, nab, Potash and'Contiontrateg Lye for Soap making. Washing Soda, Baking Bode, Cream Tartar, Pure Pepper, Cinnamon, Clove. and Spleen ef kindx.• Coat Oil, Bim, Lard and Lubricating Oils for machinery; thousand and flue other articles which cannot la enumerated here. L ard had tho largest ling of Trunees, Hopporters and Shoulder ,Brltees tho city. Thom) goods are applied by an experi enced physician, consequently a perfect fit is guaranteed.' Faints, Oils, ATarnishes, Class and Fatty. relaters and builders are invited to our storo before making their purchaaes. Wo 'keep a full lino of paints, etc.. of the best " MO IVli'74lll22T.VVlanritigency for tho Great United States Tea Company of New Fork. and are selliMr the choicest grades of Teas ct about half the price charged by other dealers, for an inferior quality Try it and be con vinced. CayOlClann and Country Merchants supplied:at the to market price.. We Wend . hereafter to pay par. Ocular attention to tho Wholesale Branch of the business. Dealers will find It to their Interest to giro us a trial order as we fool confident we will bo able to give satisfaction both in quality and price. Orders by Mall PromPCY attended to. Unntationa for apecified quantities furnished on applicat ion. Respectfully, W. E. BARNES & BON. apt 5-Iy 311 catero. ESTAiLI9IIED 1951. J. REYNOLDS & ON., THIRTEENTH & FILBERT STREETS PHILADELPHIA, EA Solo Bfamanclorers of (lie colobrala WROUGHT-IRON, AIR-TIGTIT, GAS-CONSUMING HEATER, WITH PATENT MOST SCREEN OItATE BAR RESTS. ♦PD WROUGHT-IRON RADIATOR Theno 'hurt,. are !undo of Heavy Wrought-Irou, well riveted together, the only nitro provenlion agalloit tin, on capo of Ilan or Punt. They are enmity managed, without our dumper, The Patent Radiator tvuidn limo one and annoyance+ .tf drams, and In permanently attached to On Realer. Thin Is lII° mont durable, ninthly, economical and popular Heating Ap paretties over offered for nal°. Tinny are all guarunt.d. COOKING RANGES, tor llotel awl Faint!kw. PORTABLE HEATERS. LATROBE HEATERS.' • . • LOW DOWN ORATES. ' SLATE MANTELS, • REGISTERS AND VENTILATORS =I NEW FLAT-TOP HEATING RANGE liGirliond for our IlluKtratell l'ulurblot RAND'S AMERICAN AIR-TIGIIT HEATING AND COOKING RANGE. We Invite examination and warrant Avery Bongo which WO set to give entire antlefaction. Mao, manufacturing dealers in LOW GRATES, REGISTERS, Awl A geutH for the Ce'Omitted MAGEE PATENT HEATERS RANGES AND STOVES RAND, PERKINS AND CO NO. 124 NORTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA Bend for doicrlptivo Circular. fion.loourly. , coat nub ILuntber REMOVAL! SMITH & OSMUN.'S COAL ARD WOOD YARD I Tho above cont nod Wood Yard Lem been removed loth emit and of limo Jordan Whig°. tiouTil to DE, where ell be couotautly kept n Ono nod full oupply of Egg, gtoVo Nut and Chestnut Can!, soluctod trout tho boot minos lu Ow country. OUR COAL Is under cover—mid It In to the Interest of every one Purchase DRY AND SCREENED COAL • .ML ls allagd a t l o k natt o r r t:CTi l ho l Z d at c l ( atiVa i ll: tparket t trleem. IIRA YARD.—A branch 'yard Im kept at the Lehigh Valley °pat, known am Ake former. yard of Lentz and Hecker. • AV-THIS IS THE PEOPLE'S COAL YAR D, Oar Coal Is retorted from the heel minor In the Lehigh region. and knowing thin to lie the fact and that It will give perfect ratlefartion, there In no mos In offering to refund the money. All tin ark In a trial. Orden taken at Leith ler'. lint more. FRANKLIN July loth COAL CONSUMERS, ° LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST! P. H. STELTZ Hereby Informs the ellltens of Allentown, null the pub Ile In general, that ho Is prepared to furnish nil kinds of • C 0 1 ? A L from hie well stocked turd. formerly IL Guth & Co.'s, at the Lehigh Undo, Is the City of Allehtowty, ,Nrhero he will et.. Witty keep on hand a full soppl v of nil kinds of Coal, at the very lowest market prices. Ills coal Is Oct) and dens, from the very best ndnes, and In quality superior to soy offered in Allentown. Ito will sell Coal by the CAll LOAD, at very small pro fits; as ho Intends to do business npon the priorilde of Quick Sales and Small rmfits." Give him IL call, mud. o llf:•Nraltt.PggiVgic`gliVl l lP cl, j "rg r t""Mte- CRT upou orders left ill tueNard ! or n Weleutlimer'a pita POWDER AGENCY. Also, Agent fg o ll , l , diAlt . r t ou a tay ti f u o , r es illo o T.nßiu Ponder Company." lila II iao t g e Ponder, pix , tll 4 4 : po a nl n ci, t r, deliver . 1 superior is Powder to ke■ nod c le wt. . Thuo t t% nul l ihn Olin na:.l Cott oryany :irO ua :f i ll.. F. Weiterts, No. &J Bost otroo rdors by mall promptly filled. mar 31.1 f • REMOVAL. TREXLER & 13ROTIIERS, DRALSIO 111 AIL KINDS 07 LUMBER, Hereby announce to their t h e add patrone that they havejust removed from thole old eland to thole NEW YARD, • ' near the corner of Tenth and Hamilton etreets, formerly occupied by fleeces & Allllcr no a Lumber Yuri; where they Will constantly keep on band a large and seasoned stock of LUMBER, • each aa all kind* of PINE. HEMLOCK, CHESTNUT, POPLAR, SHINGLES, PICKETS, LATHS, ho. • In fact everything ;malty kept by the trade, agrAll kinds or lumber eat to order at abort notice - Thankful for part (avon we truet our. friend., ne well lo th e palate In (00011 a, w ill rife a call at our Now ard, when we 'win two our awl endeavors to render sat. I stattion. loth as regards quality and prices. (act WWI/ 'vtirl'.lt)tts'AVE t4tlti RETAIL mum PENNSYL. Vf."=l-1. VANIA RAILROAD. Passenger : a for Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley IL IL trains passing Allentown at it 45 a. m., 11 43 a, rn. and 520 p. m. and arrive In Philadelphia at 9 a. 210 p. traind 821 p. in., also Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad at 2 07 p. in. and arrive In Philadelphia at 4 430. tn. Passengers for Doylestown take trains leaving Beth lehem at 0 21 a. no. and 12 03 p. tn. LOCAL SCHEDULE. (Four Through Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted.] Pnwnger trains leave the depot Northwest corner Barks and American streets. Philadelphia, For Allentown at 744 and 9 43 a. ro.. and 1 43 and 5 p. m. Doyiestswn at 845 a. m., 2 43 and 4 15 p, m. " Fort Washington at 1 43, 10 43 a. m., and 11 30 p. m. Abington at 1 15, 3 15, 5 20 and Bp. m. " Lansdale atOs.A p. M. Trains for Philadelphia. leive ? s U la e B P. in. faldp. a L 46464140 6 10a. m Fort Washington at 820, 9L5 a, nod 2 Mr. m. "- Abington •at 2 05, 405, 8 10 and 9 COp. ra. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Bethlehem for FhliNielphis at 4 (Xi p. m. Doyleetown 1 30 a. In. Abington • • • '' 800 Leave Philftdelphit for Bethlehem n a 1 t 9 2 313 x 4 ; m. •• m. for Ltrogton w at 8 (V 9. td. Fare—Alleutown to Philadelphia, LLl l t ES CLARK, Agent. CIATANAUQUA AND FUUELBVILLKI2. 11. - WINTER ARRANGEMENT. after JANUARY 18, IBul, Pa..eager upua & Fogel. ille Railroad will rya the Lehigh Valley Railroad mid &ul E Ou nut.l Commo . • ti m w Ith runt!, Us fu C. 45 0 1 6.5.1 7.00 7.17$ 7.10 7.18 7.73 2.16 220 221 2.11 '2.44 900 9.17 4.00 'Flag Stations. NECTIONS . . The morning train west loaves Catenation on the urinal of the L. V. R. IL Local Passenger train from Balton, Bethlehem, and Allentown and connects at Al-Burtis with a train on the East Pennsylvania IL R. for Reading, Pottsville, Harrisburg and Philadelphia, and also with a train (or Allentown Bethlehem, Easton and New York. Tho morning train knot connects at Ai-Mulls with train on E. P. R. R. from Allentown and at CM... RtlYk i , th Zllt n e: la t Pr: L Lh . hral 171 Railroad fora i 4 Now York, and with the t.ehign & Scra nton , Susquehanna It. R. for Bethlehem, Easton, Philadelphia and New York. Tiro /CDR Si. train West connects at At-Barth, with a train on the East Penn. Railroad for Rending, Pottsville, Harrisburg and Philadelphia. The Evening train East leaves Al-Burns on the arrival of a train front Allentown and of a train making connec tions at Reading with trains from Philadelphia, Harris burg,'Pottsville, &c., and connects with local passenger train on the L. V. R. R. nt Catammiqua for Allentown, Bethlehem and Boston. MIMI ..• • Pornoun wishing to go to Allentown can take the morn ng train Went to Al.llurtis, arrive at Allentown 8:40 a sa t • ad roturn by a train on tho Pant Pennsylvania B. It. raving Alloutown at f. al P. M. C. . Supt. and Engineos. OEM IMPORTANT TO FARMERS! SEED WHEAT AGENCY BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD Perfectly free from lutlectlform of other Impurities.; ,oin AUSTRALIAN and CHILI S.d, yloldlos, on CfroWU good .40i SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE, (15 POUNDS TO THE MEASURED BUSHEL The Ears of Wheal, when molar°, are nasally oloyen or welvo Inches lout. Air Put up and necurely tied and sealed In linen bap, and Kent by mall free to all parts of the country, on re• celpt of prim. • VENTILATORS RABIPLES 'OCT& EACH I DAOB We. and $ll EACH Or lu larger quautillas at raasonablo rater Otldroaß CALIFORNIA AND OREGON SEED WHEAT AGENCY, SAN FRANCISCO, ob 10-'W-U BOWER'S COMPLETE MANURE, Super-Phosphate of Lime, Arnonia and Potash WARRANTED FRES FROM ADULTERATION. • Thin Manure tingeing all the element, to _produce larg crop.. all Ids, sod la highly recommended by all who need It , also b diallugulabed chemists who have , by au stye's, tested qualities. Packed fa Bap of =lbs. each. 89 South Water and 40 South Delaware Av., For sale by WILLIAM REYNOLDS, 79 South Street, Balthnore, Md. For information, address henry Hower, Philadelphia. feblo-'OD-ly I= Graterico, Probitsions, &c. T HE BIGHT PLACE TO BUY. CORNED OF TENTH AND HAMILTON STREETS le (ho placorta buy all Mode of PROVISIONS, APPLES, PEACHES ORANOES AND LEMONS kind. POTATOES, HALT. IMPORTED DRIED FRUIT, PEARS, PRUNER, RAISINS, CHERRIES, de., Alwa no hand a good assortuteal of the best quality of GROCERIES of all description... Do not oils. the place, corner of Tooth and Ilouniltou,.to buy good things al reasonahlo prices. mug Mt( B. PENSTERhfACHER. 1313=1123 WINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES FOB 131INTLEMEN. All the leading styles on Wood or made to measure Pee°. Axed LOW FIGURES 011 IRlustrated Price List with instructions for self-measnroment sent on receipt of Post 001ce address. WY. P. BARTLETT. • Ei South Sixth street, above Chestnut Philadelphia. ,00111 Et lIIUNDRED FARMS FOR 11! SALE, ranging to price !roma toOdOper sere, accord to ImProvamenta, location to. Oood soil, genial climate, and near tnarketa. Theta fur= are emoted h. Ylmtnta git Maryland , some In the Immediate olalatty of Wpah ton and othors from 11 20 to 20GANO mtDat dlatant W trait the an. lta . Address or call 0 .1. D. ILIIEM Otto Avenue. near Sixth street. Washingto n n aaaarDn• D. O. Itafiroabo. BUMMER ARRANGEMENT. CATASAUQUA. •MICRLEYS. HRIPLEB. *JORDAN BRIDOF.. GUTH'S. WALIIERT'B. CHAPMAN'S. TNEXLKILTOWN BREINIOSVILLE. FARMINGTON: *SPRING GREEK. AL-BURTIR agricultural CALIFORNIA AND OREGON Wo furolutt Farmerx with tho And weighing MEM 13E131321! lIIANUF/CITUED DT lIENRY BOWER, Cliemlßt, G=! Made from DIXON, 6IIARPLESi3 & CO., AGENTS, PIIILADELPIIII E. FENSTERMACHER, ALLENTOWN. PA &c., At F;atap prices, such as MEI Boot Poker. premium 'List. LIST OF PREMIUMS TO BE AWARDED BY THE . LEIIIGH.COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, AT THEIR 18TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION TO DS HELD AT THE CITY OF ALLENTOWN, From the 28th of SEPTEMBER, to the let of OCTOBER, 1800, I.—FIELD CROPS. For tlio hoot three acme of Wheat Second best Bost 3 acres Byo Second best Bocond st acrb est o o Barley Se f Bost 3 acres of Corn Second boot Best 3 acre. of Oats Second best Beet half acre of Potatoes Bost half acre of .Chlrieso Sugar Cane, Second best Bost acre of Clover Seed Bent acre of Timothy Heed—. Boat quarter acro of Tobacco Socoad best, N0.2.-11ORSE8 AND MULES. Claes No. I.—Heavy Draught, Native Nest Stallion, between 4 and 12 years Second best Bent borne or team from 4 to 12 yearn Second best Bent !torso or intro colt under 8 mouths Second bent Bent bone or mare colt between 2 and 4 yearn.. Second Lest Third bent pent bone or more colt between 1 and 2 years.. Second bent Itegall e fro borne. Bent rale melee Second bent Bent mule colt Boat Jack Bost Jenuet Mass 2.—Native Stock, Light Draught. Best Stallion between 4 and 12 years Second best Best horse or mare front 4 to 12 years Second bout Bost horse or mare cult under 8 months Second best Ilest horse yr loam colt between Sand 4 yours.... Second beat Third best Bost horse or mare colt between I and 2 years.... Second lie t Best pair Farm horses Second best Class 3.—Blooded Block. Heavy Draught Bent Stallion between 4 and 12 yearn Second best Best horse or ware (runt 1 to 12 yearn Second bent • Bent Mare Second best Bent borne colt between 2 and 4 years Second bent • Bent snare colt between 2 and 4 years Second bent Bent colt under 2 yearn Second best Best colt under S mouths Second bent 6.20 6.15 .11 6.03 8.02 5.58 6.60 5.40 Class 4. —Blooded Stock, Light Draught Bent Stallion between 4 and 12 years Second boat Bent borne or mare from 4 to 12 yearn Second beat Best mare from 4 to 12 yearn Second bent Bent borne colt between 2 and 4 yearn ' Second beat Best mare colt between 2 and 12 years Second bent Boat colt under 2 yearn Second boat Best colt underS months Second bent Class s,—Roadsters. 11014 Stallion between 1 and 12 years Second boot Beat horse or mare between 4 and 12 years Second best Beet brood mare between 4 and 4 years.... Second best Beet pair Roadstern Second boat Beat Paddle horse Second beat Ohms O. —not ay /form Beat Stallion between 4 and 12 year“ Second boat Boat borne or mare between 4 and 12 yearn Second beat Beat brood mare between 4 and 12 years.. Second bent Beat pair family bora.* • Second best Clase7.—Speed Opou to Lehigh and adjoining counties. to saddle or harness. Fantod doublo team . • 50 Second best 25 Boat trotting bursa or mare, any ago GO Bocond best 2.5 Open to all horses In the county, (or throe months prior to day of trial, and that have never gone (or money. Bent trotting horse or mare 4 years and upwards Second bent 20 Best pacing horse or mare 4 yours and upwards 20 • Second bent 10 Bost trotting colt under 4 yearn 10 Second best S Second Bent pacb eeting colt under 4 years 4 Tho judges shall not award any premium to any animal totemd that is spavined, ringboned or blind. Claes 8. —Fat tee ' Tr offing Stallion, 3fare or Gelding. First premium $l5O Second premium BO Third premium 50 Heats, bent 3minutes S seconds to harness. A horse to get an award fur the First peronitun must trot a mile In 2 90; for the Second premium in 2 Sit and for the Third premium lu 2 37 The home tatting a premium cannot content forthe other premiums lu this number. All entries (or this trial must clone on Tuesday evening, deptembor 29, at or boforo 5 o'clock, and the entrance money paid to the tiocretury. Bermes entered in this number need not appear In (leotard Cavalcade, but count bo on the Fair Orounds by Wednes day morning by 0 o'clock, and report the same to the Sec retary. Twenty dollars Entrance fee. and not loss than three horses to start. No. 3.—LIORNED CATTLE Class l. —lmparted and thoroughbred Cattle with Pedi grees—Durham. Devon, Ayrshire and Alderney. Each breed will be judged separately and entitled to award as best of its breed; pedigrees must be furulshed the Secretary at the time of IllSkitla the wary. Best bull of either of above brood, 1 yr. and upward .30 Best heifer or. cow of each of the above breed 1 year and upwards 21 Class 2.—Durhatn—ieffhouf Pedigree Bela hull 3 years and upwards 4,15 Second bent. Bent bull'froin ono to throe years 10 Second best a Best bull between 6 and 12 mouths Second best 3 Best cow, 3 years and upwards 6 Sec.,' best 3 Best heifer between 1 and 3 years Second best , 3 4 Best heifer between Gantt 12 months • Second beet 2 For crossings of the above breed with Devon, two.tlairds the above premiums. Class S.—Devon—Premiums seine as class 2. Class I.—Ayrshire—Premiums Ramo as Class 2. Class b.—Alderney—Premiums soma as eines 2. Class O.—Native or Mixed. Bo a st bull 3 years and upwards d I 5 6 Seon beat Best bull I to 3 year. Second best Best bull between 0 and 12 mouths 2 1 Second best Best cow 3 years and upwards 0 Second beet • 4 Boot heifer 1 to 3 years 4 Second boot 2 Best better between 0 and 12 months 2 Second best .1 'Mao 7.—Sweep Slake. Bc?sr b n uWe i r .' rn rtt gg i rr """. Second Nult y Second bentull under 3 yearn Beet cow 3 years and upwards Second bent Bent bull calf under 12 mouton Second bent Bent holler under 3 yearn Second bent 138TRUCTIONM TO TOE C01,111117E6 • All breeds rome together In this clans and compote with each other. To be ludged—lat, by the good points of sym. motry of frame t 2,1, h y the ability to fatten, and is It a good handier/ :Id, qualitiest 4th, abet slit give no premium to au animal until you are fully aatisiled that It will produco good stock. To this end the Judges should be satisfied In regard to the stock pinged bulls and cows. The animal that passed limo qualities In the greatest per fection, should draw the Premium whether It be Durham, Dovon, Ayrshire, Hereford, Aldornoy, tirade, or Native. Class B.—Steers and Oxen Best fat steer weighing WO gss. or over Bout pair of steers corn fod Second best Best single steer corn fed Second best Best fat cow Best fat heifer . Best pair of steers still rod Second bout Best pair working oxen IZEIMEI3 Best boar over 2 years 6, 1 Second best Beat boar 1 to 2 years old 0 Second bent 3 . Best boar 6 tol2 months old 4 • Second beet 2 Best boar pig from 2 to 6 months old 4 Second best Best breeding sow over two years old a Second bent 4 Best breeding sow 1 and 2 years 6 Second beet a Bent MOW 6 to 12 mouth. 4 Second bent 2 Best Int of pigs between 2 and 6 months old 4 Second beet 2 Best fed bog, not still feed , 6 In thin dun the Judges will take Into consideration the different breeds, and award the premiums accordingly; also, award discretionary premiums In all cases where they are Winged that premiums should be awarded, and not plovlded for lti the above list. ll= • Beet Cotswold buck o Second beet Beet Badewell buck. 0 Second beat 3 Beet Soutladown buck 6 • Second best 3 Best Native buck 4 • Second beet 2 Beet Crossed buck • 5 • Second best 3 . Best pen of 5 or more lambs 6 Second best 3 Best pan of three or more ewes . 0 Second beet 9 Beet pen of sheep, not loss than six S Second best 4 . Best pea of fat Olean, not less than three Secon - 41 beet 6 41 Boum—The Judie. Audi In ell cases withhold pre. minute whore the animal is not worthy, though Moro be no competition. No. IL—POULTRY. Bost pair of TMl i i: S ti tztt n • nr: c . Jersey .Ines 2 2 2 Polsoida 2 Games 2 peg% raged •- - '-• 1 •• tof Yowls, mot loss than eight r ; . ii swims •• Turkeys 2 , I '•' Ducks • • d'isions • , - 1 hle: c i n dl WA . esl u o i Nicty of Poultry rallied by competitor. 9 Ono-half of le rosTmlum for Second best of each of above!. The Committee in this tines 'nay award dlscretionat7 Pran t i t tms for tat in n i o o f eithe r of the followln • . Inn Shin following : Itfalay. Shakelfs7, B lkrost Jain Fewf. ' Wild Indit'n Gun°. Yankee Dame, Hellish Sayan, Dorkipss, Oneldesiands, Black I gta b blrd ' A r i t tri i ::::trltVeViegf! ' ,ll k . 11°,11:,thre , YrT,`: rareAFTl'rkfilizienFairnieVq.°P I C 1 , 4 6 111 " ti:li Jungle Yowl , BOADOIIIi Jangle Yowl. s l3waXh a ...asue, and BUTOT Bantam. /Premium 314 t. No. 7-OItAIN, SEND. AND pLoun Clots I. • Bost bushel white wheat • • Second best bushel white wheat Best bushel red wheat Second boot Beat bushel lifiditerrauean • Second beta • Best nod longest variety or wheal not loss than .6 bon of each description, not Iron tbnntwo Yarlcllox hestcd best bushel nye Second beet • Best bushel glut corn Second best Best bushel yellow gourd cent Second best Best bootie' oats. Best bushel buckwheat • Second boot Bent bushel barley Second best . Se Be o at nd boot bnohel Flaxoc Flaxseed c Scot S bootiel clover coed Second best • Beot , 5 bushel timothy seed liecoOd bent Best pec bes k orchord anon, seed Second t Best peek millet Need Second boot Chum 2. Best barrel of white wheal dour Second best Secondrrel of red wheat dour mbest Best cwt, of nay other k lod of dour Second best J... fi NO. B.—VEGETABLES Best buoliol of potatoes, any kiml sweet potatoes 10 stalks of celery " 0 heads of broccoli " 0 stalks rhubarb " n 6 peck rent onions radishes " 12 cucumbers Peck white onions A';gairireatt.. • • 0 coots salsify • ' it field innintrk lee •a sweet pumpkins " pack yellow tondos peck while table ton nips 12 r nrrots 12 beets t 2 paranipa "Il holds ot coining° peek tnninatoet ' 4 egg plaints " (I garden squashes ••olargest snunsinea •'l2rn ea yellow corn 12 ears 'trinity corn " ;1 largest water melons " three vat loth's, two each " o rentilopes :6 bushel Nuts Rego I?e I VC c?ln u elin i t ' s '"" peck . field tannin peck i g Lenox RIO largest display of vegetables Second best Second beat of each, one-Milf of the obese pre, The exhibitors must 'nuke satisfaction (bat tl exhibited ace of their own raising. No. P.—FRUIT. Best specimen of Apples 1111 d Mont lannOrinn , VOriely " * of (nears •• • • and Most Innnerollel of peaches • • " IMO MOM 1.11n1101 . 01114 variety • • display of plans •• peck of Quinces • • t ic spay lay of air Shut of grapes • • displ fruit For second best of each of the above, onodu above Koalass. No 10.—FABMINO IMPLEMENTS. Best 5 !torso teem, full rigged •• 6 Mule team full rigged •• 2 horse plow Second bat Third best Best Cultivntor Harrow " Roller •• Brain Drill Second best • Best Mowing and Beeping Machine • • Coralteller (horse power) •• Threshing Mochlue • • Horst, power Second beat Best Endless Chain Horse Power " Yam wagon for two horses Second best Third bat Bat four Horse Wagon . • Second hod Best Horse Rake Second best Best Cart Best Corn Sheller, baud power Dip and Hoy and Straw Cotter Dip and 1 • • Corn Stalk Cutter ' Dip and 1 " Half tionen Hakes • Diploma " Fanning Mill Dip and 1 •• (train Cradle Dip nitti I - •• Hay Fork Diploma " Mortars Fork , Diploma No 11.—MANUFACTIIIIED AItTICLES—CIara 1 Best two horse carriage Second best Best ono hum earrings Second hest Best set doubts earrings harness Second boot Boot single earrings hatless Second best Best display of finished leather Secon best Best display of boots and shoes Second best Best display of halo and caps Second best Best display of clothing. Second best MANUFACTURED ARTICLES-04m° Best display of cabinet score, six or more articles Dip and CO Second boot S IlestAisplay of stoves, not less than three Dip and 5 Second best next display of chairs Dip nod 5 Second best 2 _ Best display of cedar Waco " . of ed ged t st o ca ol in s gs :: . " of tin ware . . . churn 2 waxiting machine Dip and 2 '' .11.),1ny of intamfov.turea tobacco Dip and 5 Second bent Bost display of candles Dip null : null livcoull befit - DOMESTIC MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, Clan. 3. Where the material is raised and Prepared by the ex hibitor. Moat Chambray .!! piece Casslistere t le a n o l7 t tot Woolen SloCkillft , Woolen Mitts and Cleves • ' Ingrain Carpet tl hu/ t fol ' e ' ir e lqrn Knitted Stockings Knitted Cloven or Mittens Fleece of Wool •• bibs of Wool 4 Second loon of any of tiw above. one-half the above pro ration. (nags /I'.-Ilanitjartureof Art (Heir Exhibited hy the .I.lantipzeivtrer. llomt piec? . Cass 7 l , l , l , T o o d .• " Flannel pair Blankotu Rte. Satittett rt t coverlet. •• patt mu ern B le al Stork Ingu moral Slartu & tul " nibs. W.V. Yarn Second bout of each Clan s.—.Vontlidelered AYllelrn Best silk bed quilt Socoud beet Secondtton quilt bent Bost woolen coverlet Second best Lest pelr blankets Second best elnei o.—Manyfarturrel Art frie•R. Best display b of bed - clothing Hecond ent Bent syartis of flax linen Second bent Best 5 yards linen towlintt Secondt Bent 5 ye n tow cloth Secondt Best 5n linen yarn Second best Bent 5 dozen tow yarn Second best Best b he. tow . Second bent • Best 5 yards linen diaper • Second boat Bent sample of domestic thread Second best Best 51ns. hatelteled fax Second best ' No. 12,—LADIES' WORK—More I. . Bast display of embroidery •• " of other needlo work .10 IS •• •' of worsted work . 5 1. $1 of knitted work , 5 of bead work' ' it •• '' of hair work it .. " of millinery work • 1 •• •• of crochet work For ancond beat of tho above 3 Beat knitted bond Best knitted altaWl Second beat 2 Best foot rug or mot Best pairest o worked alippera • 2 1 Second bf Beat chair cover 2 Second heat 1 Ilest chair or iota tidy, each 2 ' Second bout 1 Best lamp or toilet mat I Beat pin cushion itocond beat . 101 Best knit or crochet quilt 2 Second.best 1 liest any other fancy needlo work, each , Best Immo made shirt by band - Second,beat • • Best darning or patching, each 1 Second best so Best slicked ahlrt bosom and collar by band 1.20 Second boat l , Bent epecimen of any other plain nearing, each 1 Maul- Bent leather, eon° and shell work of any kind le Second hest 1 I Best of any other fancy work, each Second best .50 No. 13.—NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Best din lay of Natural Flower. and Plante , 10 " design of Cut Flowers 2 1 Bonnet '• collection of Rosen in Pots 3 Collection of Dahlb. in Pole 3 . •• China Asters • ' Verbenas 2 2 • Petunias 2 •• Ilollotropes 2 O crani '• Ilydrang ums las 2 2 •• • ... Fuchsia 2 Oleander • 2 Best , dimple,. of Artificial Flowers 2 • ' • display of Wax Flowers - 2 " display of wax fruit , - Second best each of the above, ono.balf the above pro. [alum. • No. 11.-110BIE DEPAATAIENT. . Class!. . not less 1112111100 neAt butter; not less than Sibs • 03 t i l i e o c o r c d uc te s s e t . 2 3 Second best. 2 Best presse d choeso 2 Bost specimen of honey 3 Second best 2 t apple butter 3 Boot Beetbest 2 can of lard . 3 Second best '2 Best lims beeswax . 3 Dust h a m • 2 Best ham cured by tho exhibitor It Second best • . 2 Best dried beef • 4 Second host 2 Yor the best display albs above combined 4 Class 2.—ln which none but married ladles can be com petitors. Persons whose trade Is Baking cannot outer In this departtnrot fu cenirotilloo• Best looter Wheat Bread • 2 Second beat 2 Third best ' 1 Best loaf rye bread .. 2 Second best Best corn bread 2 Hecond boot bread - . 1 Best bra 2 Second beet 1 Bost half-dozen tea biscuits • 2 Second best . 1 iprentiiim Class 3.—ln which nono but young. or numarrled ladles Call compote. - • Bret loaf of wheat bread ' iel Second best • 2 , Tided boot 1 Hest loaf of ryo breadl Second bent 2 Best corms bread 1 • Second bent ' 2 Best bran bread . • -Second beet 2 Best ball dozen tea biscuits 1 Second best ,2 =I Pest fruit cake • Second beat Bent pound coke Second best Best snge cake beßond beat est cop cake Second best Best jumbles • Second best donghnots Second - best Lest ginger cake Second brat 11.4 litho. fancy taken, cacti St•r 0,111 boot livp.l plain or .nun coke, hill 101111111:1113 varieties Seoool best lirentest variety or cakes Vintot 5. —Ping. Bent xpeelinen of pies ninny klud Second bent tkentent variety of plop Cingg o.—Dricol Fruit. 11,4 npeclinen of dried fruit of toy kind Second bent [Argent dinplay in thin tint. Chas 7.—Pre eerred Fruit*, Best xprelanni of preserved fruits of nay kind Second best Largest display of proxerves 2 (I/I,YR P. —Fr ft Jellies. Bestslopecimen of fruit Mlles orally kind 11/ rgest display of fruit Jellies 2 = list bottle 14 any kind of IMMO-MAO NOW , t 2 / llit IRA . lot bull' gallon of unpin vinegar 2 tioC4lllll hest I llost half gallon sugar cons molayses . Second hest 2 No. Li—MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Boet M.'S:ly 'of ounoutim,,, 16 a be4t dlmplit 4 y of Drnwluzg ,s..coml 14. 11.,1 Statuary Ilea Phologra),l. Ili.A I vorylypo heal plan. forte Best display of oilier moslcal InxtrumenlA Ilext collert Ws of esrlosltles Ilcst colledlon of col., lvllidg, No. 10.—NON-ENIMEIIATED ARTICLES Tho Committee .in tlik 0.114 NV in use their own judgmen In tin - dialing such pre:idol. :is they think snitable. No. 17.—LADIES' luniNa .IND DRIVINO. Rest Indy driver, single or double tenni *lt Beet lady rider im horselnick Boot pair or chilitrm P.O.+. In Intrunee Anglo pony lit horninte No preinhine will be awarded fur riding or thriving uu Rex three rionnetltore entr he Dot, each hotly to be attend oil by n gentleman no an escort, nail no racing allowed. No. IS. —DLOWIND MATCH. mluln. the a tide Most plonglunan Second host Thlnt host Fourth hod Bost pair plough hor,, Second host •third host • The trial lo to take Waco nt 9 o'clock A. M., on the lax day or tin Fntr. No. 19.—(HIES, METALS, Sio. 1 oil( of Dip aud :1i Dip aud Dip and 2 I)Ip mid I Diploma Dip and Dip and Dip mid 4 Dip aud Dip ands Dip and 1 Dip au I Dip aud .A . :llsplay a qui9 It yor '• • • Shan mantolo • table, Pip • • • noon.; .0a .H.OOl .into., nip ost and greatest collection Of all inlheralm found to Ldhigh county $lO collection to be tho rrettetlY of SeelelY• =ll Dip and Dip Dglx m Lift. Ensttrance DIP awl AIIER N LIFE INSURANCE CO =I Dip and $1(,), I=l =EI DIP and DIP and ‘r; Dip and 5 DIP nnd 5 DIP and 2 Dip and EMEZIEII Tito American-1s now ono of Ihn o . ltlewt Coltmanlna Intl = = Dip 55.1 2 Dip al I 5 Dip antl 1 Tito Atnerican—Nlokos ALT. polleloo non•fnrfcit,blo. rmimmwmiwviffamwmmmrisrmr 1=!13 I= Tito Mitotic:m-I'oy. all lONeleN promptly WHERE CAN Toll FIND GREATER ADVANTAGES \\TM. J. ROMIG, M. D., Agent, MEM 4 ORK4 e , c• BANKERS, No. 35 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. aOYERNIA6I I + Rs siCURITIgS, STOCK,COLD AND NOTE BROKERS. Accounts of Bouts. Firma, and Individuals rot:eland. aubjo to cheek nt sight. . INTEREST ALLOWED ON BALANCES. 'qENERA , c R kENT, 6 , O 4 I E z N R N A N NE'Nl l , l i O OF THE (. s\ o I iFE k4SU RAN A.l l°- OF THE -I CECt UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The NATIoNAI. I.IVM INSIIIIANCE COMPANY Is n cortiandioit chartered by cocclol Act of Congrese, ap itravril July :11.11809, with a CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, FULL PAID Liberal terms offered to Agents nod Solicitors, who ore lulu/Red to apply nt oar Wllce. partleolutro to lot bad on °indication nt our °Rico, loaded lu the second story of four 11[nuking House, where Circularsand Pamphlets, fully describing tho advantages offered by the Conupony, may be had. • E. IV. CLARK at CO., No. 35 kubidh Third St. B. S. RUSSELL, Manager, Charles W. Cooper ud Nelson Weiser, Allentown NA tlounl Bank. Agents for Lehigh St Carbon Counties, Pa. IriCC V . aptr aub Stationerp. CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK OF WALL PAPERS AT COST, • ,• At tho Book mad Stationery Store. No. 31 *ex' Hamilton Street. hollow Eighth. Now Is tho thud to get pour rooms papored at a mall' coot. E. MOH. Clan 0-If E. 111 SS • WHOLESALE AND RE T A.I L • DEALER IN BOORS, STATIONERY, BLANK BOORS, &0. CIIICII. LATINO LIBRARY, containing the latest and best publb cations. Agent for 11w celebrated BRADBURY PIANOS. in T h ealt i ztlgte e e t , s Laae , g t a y nd cheapest stock of goods No. 81 West Hcimilton Street, below Eighth, North side. an fhtf "PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL, COIL 7th AND LINDEN !ITS.. ALLENTOWN, PA. The noderelyned ban taken thin well-known stand. The Dar. Table nod Bede have all been newly farniehed. Ile le Mee well Repelled with stable room. Every attention will be be stowed neon the anent' to make them feel at home [mop 1-'0,44f MOSES OUTII. T S. WATERMAN,. BITTERS, of WATERMAN'S COCKTAIL AND TON IC BITTERS, Wholesale and Retail, No. MOO Market St., Philadelphia. Tho tonic properties of them Bitters kayo been certified to by some of our most eminent practising physicians, as tho best tonic now in use, and tho Cocktail Bitters is tho uulyofs•lDWorPO amongiudgoe of a good en or whisky • cocktail. Diploma 1)1p linlitll Limoslone Dip Fin, and porcelain clay Dip Pig Iron Dip W rmt ht Iron It un itxl El=1! =I ESE= MU= I=3 Allentown, Pa ClotljtiT4 Cor. Sixth and Hamilton. St.q., Allentown, Pa I 'NAVE JUST RECEIVED AT MY (ALM:STOWS. )'s..) AUCTIONS, which I will roll Otlp eel& on the duller cheaper than Any other Now Iu .Motown. 000 D QUALITY Satinet Coats, at *2.00 •. Cassimern Coats; All Wool at LBO • • '' Black Cloth Coats, " ' at 13,60 .• '• Comilincro Vests, " nt 1.10 • • • • c ...1...c0y 0.. t.. " . at 2,20 " • ' Pouts, at 1.20 • • • • Pouts, at 2,211 • • • • Cussimoro Paula , • nt 3.0) • • • • Cassluicro Mitch' Pants, nt 3.40 Whole Aulty from*a.cp to 8.12. 00 . The hest advice I con give you to to call anii examlno my stock beton, you buy olsowlicro. The re. 4011 why I can 101 l my clothing fitly cents on the dollar cheaper than any other 01.00, ill AIIOIIOWII Is he canoe oe I havo a two stores mid I am cimatautly myself' lu elphi hy CASH o buy thorn ut AUCTION FRANKLIN KNAUSEI Ali I am permanently established In Ho Wholesale Notion and Clothing Inistue.o. at No. PA North 3rd elreet, Philadelphia. I would call tho attention of country inr chants to my largo and oxteuslyo stock of goods hoforo purchasing elsewhere. FRANKLIN KNAUSS. 31tato anti Caps. 0 0 ; ,.. t+l t -1 te. 1- 9 o O REMOVAL. ANEWALT & BROTHER'S NEW HAT AND CAP STORE (Nearly of ponlle llngenbucll'a Hotel.) B. E. COR. EIGHTH AND HAMILTON STB ALLA'A'TOTVN, PA We would hereby announce to our numerous friends and atrons, us well as the public in t general, that we have ont removed to our now building. Itouthenet 'corner of Aglith and Hamilton dtreots, speelallY.ore,cted to moot the wants of our large and increasing 'lll.O. where wo have now grentlyroplonlalaed onto mock to all that por tal. to tho Spring and Summer Trade, lo au Inspection of which everybody is Invited. The latest and most (ash. louablo styles of SILK RATS, °ASSURERS HATS SOFT HATS STRAW HATS, CHILDREN'S FANCI7 HATS,SHAIVER HOODS, LADIES' SUN DOWNS, Iu endles4 variety, which cannot fall to please all, at prices lower than at any limo within tho last eight years. We propose to NU Ole reputation we have heretofore enjoyed of selling a bettertlass of goods, moron( them, and at lower prices, titan any other Imago In Allentown. Feeling thankful for the pal rouago huretofore as:loaded to us, wo will endostvor in thu future, as In tho past, to Please, all—furnishing choice goads at the vary lowost prices. ' • Our wholesale department, to which wo invite all roan. try merchants, is full anti complete, and styles suitable to all nectious, and the Inducements offered will ho equal to any exclusivo jobbing lions° laths city. Please call and oxalate° our stock before porches. lag, no wo charge nothing for allowing gOada• ANEWALT & BROTHER, Now Building, Corner of I;lghth nod fitoolltoo Streets, (NEXT DOOlt TO M. H. TOUN . O & CO.'SRE 80000.) ALLUNTOWS, March 270, ISM. Mattijeo tufo .sciveltp.. TN CONSEQUENCE OF TILE DIMAS. trous Ilre, which In January Lust destroyed their store and Its contents. J. E. C.ALDWELL & CO., JEWELERS, !faro liedquadn especially to their order la Europo and la America, nu outlrely ~ • • NEW STOCK OF CHDICE GOODS Which oro uow opened nud ready for oxfuni!uttlou.. VERY FINE PARIS MANTLE CLOCKS, (Every movement with tho now Isuproyptuent.) NEW SIDE ORNAIENTS TO . tk141911 Entirely now BRONZES, GROUPS AND FIGURES, 00R11101111,NUF'G CO.'S FINE ELECTRO WARES 3EST•I3TEI2Wei SILV,B4 IF'dql{l. New &Ana WATCIIEB, JE*EidW,&b., &c A full atoortmout at spry • MODERATE . PI;IOE El For the preeent at 819 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA VrOttolsional Grarbil. STI I /VI S CIV 'Aditl"RiyNreti AT Hamilton etre t, 6• All i e i nteo (tptatt - xttentloo. , given to coil ect lone. )' tnatl7-17 WII.I G. SCRIVARTZ. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Kunnas' anlildlng,• Sixth And IlamillOn Steeple, oppeeito the American Hotel, AliontoWn. and Gorman ,poked. Collections In Lehigh' nal:tee:lt counties invnittlig attended' to. . mar GEORGE 111. RUPP,..ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office. with lion. John D. MINN. Alton. town. Pa. D. tUCKENDACII, AT'rolll. • NAY AT LAW, (formorly practiced lu Carbon county). Mace. No. —Heat Hamilton ntroet. mmond floor. nearly upporlte the Court Howe, Allentown,Ps. May hu collAulted In the german language. kJAIREEL A. BLITZ , ATTORNEY AT LAW. Mk, with P. Wyckof, opDoolto the Emile Hotel, ALL}NTOWN, PA. ' .E11114:111 VALLEY LIRE INSUR ANCE COMPANY, AI.LENTOWN, PA. Miro over Second Nitt re homl Bank. Insures property twofold loss by Oro oo tho stock motifs, Ono. U. 8. Bosh, Presq, 8. DtrAisinut. host y. Dl:Afll6ae LIFE LIKE PIC -3_) CARTES DE VISITE.% In PER DOZEN. All negnllved reglidercd. S. W. DIIRCAW, ALLEN TOWN, PA. ROPER, ATTORNEY AT LAW D. .. office with 11. limas, &lg., Slatlngtom Lehigh comity. Pa. Collectloim In Lehigh, Northampton and Carbon couutleo promptly attended to. may 21-1 y ELINDA FORREST. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. Weot ton ittreet, Allentown, Pa. An 14-tt 11. OLIVER, ATTORNEY AT eJ • LAW, Allentown, Po. • Office, North Fifth street, heltw tho Court Rome. Jan 11-'I3S-If UNIT rSZ BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown. Po. Office, No. 51 E. Hamilton street. C. M. Rosa. (Jou 14-'13841) F. A. R. BALDWIN. EJ. MORE, ATTORNEY LAW, • ALLENTOWN, PA, 01lice, No, 60 }n n Ilstolltoo street. .11eirEan Ito consulted lu Germ.,. 14-4N41 RCLAY lIAMERSLY, ATTORNEY . AT LAW, CATASAUQUA. I'A. Jett LL'OB•tf rpliomns B. DIE'rZGEII. ATTOU. NEY AT LAW,. ALLENTOWN. PA. Otllce. No. W Eoot Ilninllton mired. tosj ELIAS MERTZ, ALDERMAN, SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCEII 4 AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL LSTATE, 8.5 West Hamilton Si, , Allentown, F.. , EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Mat doors Above the Court 'route, AL. LENTOWN, Lobigh county, Pa. fob 13,08-11 WILLIAM H. SOWDEN, - ATTOR TV NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Me, Co nor of Itroolltuu street and Law Alloy. south side. ALLEN TOWN, PA. . f0b..23•1f "EIDIVARD: HARVEY, ATTORNEY ..12J AT LAW. Oface,•ll Hon, Samuel A. .Brldgor, ALLENTOWN, PA. may 1.17 TWIN RUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW. el Office, N. E. Comer oth Iltaulltos Street. ALLEN• TOWN, PA. my 14y • ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Oltico, opposlto lho,,Court Uouso, AL LENTOWIi, PA. may 1-ly GEORGE B. !WHALE ATTORNEY Al' LAW. Mice. That door above Law Alloy, AL LENTOWN, PA. way 11P-am - - _ TEr C. lIUNSBERGER ATTORNEY .1.-1. • AT LAW.' .ofElco, with Jolla IL Oliver. Fifth St., rear of the Court House, ALLENTOWN. FS; aim 21-17 .EVI SMOVEU, , ATTORNEY .. AT LAW. ALLENTOWN, PA. Wilco,. N. W. Corner 6th and Hamilton /aorta, &rood door. Particular atten tion paid to tho mettleuteut of llecrdnut wastes. Cam:. noun made dic • Jan 6.1 T DR. C. C. H. GULDIN. SURGEON DENTIST, Wien, over Mn, M. A. O. Ouldlo4 TOWNTrimming Worn, No, SI Root 11Rtnllton xtreot,, ALLEN PA. REMOVAL. THE MACUNGIE SAVINGS BANK Sax been removed to their building recently eoeured by Plicebeee. on HAMILTON STREET, (North eldo) ono door above Birgfriod & Co's, flardWare Store, whom the busloass of tho Batik will be ;tarried cot as heretofore. ' Alp` INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOEICEEMiII • DAVID KHALI., ProsldoDt W. C. LICIITENIVALLNSII, Cashion my 93.9u1 KUTZTOWN SAVINGS BANK, (Onninhed under }Hato Charter In 16(0. ) tag° t PiF, ( 1 1 ! i r ellUt C oT will paid. Alm% moony loaned out. on FAVORABLE TERMS. Bald Bunk iu located le the Koyamno nom., In the borough of Kutztowo. JOHN FOOBL, Proaldont. EDWAILD HOTTIMPITUIN, M. D., Cashier. F. J. Slough M., UPTIMB:3 . D. Wanner. EEL. David Fedor. Behwarte, EEL. . W. 8. - Fogel. Daniel Clador, Richard J. Knorr, • Jouu Miller, • myl2-tr Jolm Fogel, Esq. A LLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITU. TION, (Organized under Slate Charter In )690,) Money received on Deposit, and 6 per cent. Interest al• lowed for one year. For shorter periods spatial rata, will WI bo II bI ALSO. MONEY LOANED OUT ON FAVORAIILE TRIM. Banlttug house—HAMILTON STREET, inld-way Un tweett the Court Ronne and American Rotel, mune nide, Allentown, Pa. Charles 8 Dash. . . John D Stllea, Christina Trots, . Frauds U Barnuoll, George Praha!, B►wael Hell, Uw4 J Ilagenhach, .Nathan. Baer, Wiliam If Aftwy. max 91 THE GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD r tsw IS YINISLIED FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS UNION & CENTRAL PACIFIC BOUODT AND SOLD 14-3 m Apr DEHAVEN NANKERS AND DEALERS IN aorznywaNra 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, I 311 Y /9.0) 715 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA. je2sm .110. LET.—A REASONABLE LEASE will bet alrenott the Easton filate.Quarry, situated In Plainfield township, Northampto n county, Pa., near lUsekertown. It °mishit. of numr one flatoreln, blue, urror•fadlog slate, folly equal to the welleknown Chap man Elate, with a good water power and a hill threat of pumping and Wenn" machines. Persons deetrous of an opportunity of this kind will please examine for WM. 5 1:175,V "Id (0 & VI K A' atlarigetal march 1•'0O•11m, ,financial. WILLIAM 11. AINEY, President JACOB. 8. DILLINOtttt, Cashier. 13= RAILROADS I=3
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