The Lehigh register., January 11, 1860, Image 4

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aars'lNNAUAglitlkiTelibAN Eidlikrat+-
4nato, 0 ) 140 attittheiti ;in/
, tRo Camden and. Atlantic' ailroad,
• t.4.:i14-zittoracidiy; Zri:nZ,All 1,!.0
N old estate coneletiug ofT:Mt al Pou•1 0 "
M.' acres of productive soil, has diiihteti Into
Warms o t fatilptia,,elses.,,to, 5Ait..114,0. purchaser ?
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populatlisn et i rASlifteittllntituiritd;frithil various
parts of the Midilln Spitos„and Now England, have
:settled there ' thoir
mud raised exaellent crops. The price of the land ie
at the 16ot14rt1litrititn*V6 to s ii2o the;pnil
is of the best quality for the production of
InoverAireitchest,*tfintpen and •Vogetables:.l'l' Ia
•CIoNSERIBItEkti , :.BEST , FRUIT SOIL .
'THE llNlol.t.tt,-Thei place Is ,porfect secure ',lnuit
itroilts-411Ht 'iStlinttritotive Jamey ,of tn
the. farer.,--
atiogruss'ind ti are. now. growing tpul,
van b oor=liity,bxemining the,piit a iteelf t • a cep,
pet judglitenbitimibo formedtif l the.preductivens of
'the lanai *The terms.aro.tne4e Rasp to.secnre a ra
pid impiniiiiment of. the land, oshich.is .only sold for
actual aurprovoment. The: result. ;has been that
wltbitittheicaitt.4 . ear,leome t i hreo,ltundred houses
have been erected, tiro AMR/ Otte *teem, four, stores,
some forty vinyards antlpeaeh,orchertlS,,p,lati led, and
ta
a large nulier,pf,..otheilmProietnents, making it a
dialmbl6lll2l ottkelilftee'of 'business.
i."'
as the roiAlet , May pereelve from its location, Is
THE BEST IN THE ALNION.
i
Produa egrig double the price brought in locations
away fro the city, nail moNalian 'double the price
in the t It is known that the earliest and hem
fruits a If egitables 'in •• thli 'latitude come from :
New Jer and are annually exported to the natant
oYmilllo . 1
i
In, t o itig here the settler has nalu* advantages.
NO level in a few hours-Mitt thdsgrent cities of
New Be' aild and Mrddlolitittoni ,ll o la - nCar his 'old
friends "d .assooldlotteA be khriii e, 16 ettled co,tu
try wbereindiry improveunent,anti.colufart it at hun ',I
He ostr buy every article be wanks ut the elt.spest
side% end sell his produee l for % OA article he wants
at the °lnmost price, arid sailltii *bailee for the
Tit h i.
Mete* tll ifeettble irtetereed,) be bee 'drool for
Ms eh ; dterneiefiiota nnd^will enjoy an open
winter tit lellghtflii , anklets, :where fevers are tat
ted, tiitteblin,' • Iftlit tesultnt'sbe'ebange upon,tbneo
Horn fa north telinterelty been to restore them to
ai ezeelliat'ito ‘*e, health, t r
In the way of buildingstadimproying, lumber can
14.04094 al. the mills at , the rate , of $lO to $l5
Pel h thklifilitX l 4. Brinks from:the brick yark opened
iLlhiti444 4 tee every article can' be procured in tile
ilaas io gypikeartienters are athatill,'and there is no
placeatlitatinten where blinding' and improve
aunts dad' be 'Midi cheaper.'
• Thant lsewill at onto be struck with the adt en. :
taps Etinipreientoo,i,cd ask himself why the prop
erty, has aot.beeti taken up before . The reason if.,
It wilairviattirciwn in the market; and %Intuits these
statettatits riere.borreet; no one would be 'invited to
examine, the laid Vetere' purchasing: This ell are
expeolAdid do. They - villl see land under cultivation,
such Ill'Ute extent of the settlement that they will
ao doubt &eat persons front heir own neighborhood ;
they wlll;wipigotho, improvements, anti con judge
the character cf the population.'lf, they come with
a view to settle, t h ey should dome prepared to stay ft
day or twateuldlieretbily , ,to purchase, as loaattove
nun 't bo held on refueal.
Thentegnp‘ordaily tiring ttiPhlltulelphla and to
all eettiertiy_ho improrifrOiltarttitstan Company'
divas A ridffWokar wolesiii.,',Orta.etif•/eD 4 i*Lr -
PRIM, TIOICZT FOR TH ll 4l*" . '-', ; • - • .:1 ,
VRIII•SOWZ4 :OF ,IlitltittONToll. .
In °enrol) witivtli,agrioislauntl settlement, a
sew a riving
,town - has naturely arisen,. which_
gamut thilicanenta for any kind of business, par.
3
tioula iihirib' and'manufactories. . Toe shoe busi
ness obulttbe'oarried on , in this place and market to
good adv a ntage, also , ootton beldam, and manufae
tales of agricultural, impliments,•or foundries for
outing,small articles. • 'fin improvement has been
Co rapid II to insure a constant end permanent in
crease of business. Town lots of a good size, we
do nofiell small manual It would affect the improve
ment of the place, can be had at from $lOO and up
wirds.,,
Tag* ~
Nitouvote FARMIR, a 010i101Y literary and
agricultural sheet, containing fan information of
Hammonton, can be obtained at 26 cents per annum.
Title indisputable—warranted, deeds given (dear
of all'lnou'mbetetneit when money la paid,—Route to
the lands Vine larva wbarf e Philadelphia, for Ilam
utontint bl Railroad, at 'l3 , A. M., or 4, P. M. Faro
90 dim When , there, ,Inquiro for Mr. Ilrynes.—
Roaribog.copresaienee on hand. Parties had better
stop with Mr. Runes ' , a principal, until they have
decided• as to purchasing; as - he will• sbaw,them
over the land in his carriage, free 'of expense. Let
ters andfpliesitloniroan be addressed to Landis and
tunmontoni
e P. 0., Atlantic Co., New Sar
ney, if R. tionglan, 202 South Fifth Street, Phila
sdelPhda.;44opasspd information cheerfully furnish
° tuber eth, 18 59
Llli i &laYtAlL ROAD.
, On sjid istlor Monday, July 25, 1859, the P.lssenger
Trialliniiliklint.;:. , l".ll947l l l l lir s un as foyosis :
Lil i Elll t ifil t i l l, l .l3 2'2 4nnel/. ' ~ Aovo.u. '
M ?.. • 00ik..91.i . .12,30 P.M. 8,110 P. M.
Slatingtetw , 00 . '! ~ • I,oBk " 3,25 "
WKISVaIs, .;; .7,12 ", 1,33 " 4, i 2 "
Oatassplua, " 7,?7 ." : - 1,95 " 5.12 " 1
Allentomok,i 7,40 , " 1,56 " 5,45
- Bethlehem 's. , q ,7,58 " l,ll " 0,10 '•
i rivemansbarg,,B,o7 " 2,20 " 6,22 ..
Eaton (arrire)B,3o. "
..„.., 2,41 " 7.15
lay t.,/ i; .1 .1 • ; 47. P, ,:ritAiNa. ....
iLerat., .;.-., -: &vow. MAIL. LOLYIIMI I.
I Ealilta4l ,e., ~ ;6,00 , A. M. 111,45 " 3,35 `.
rawsburg, A,40. .!• 12,00 " 4,57 "
2r91: 11 '
0 , 7,00 ..." 12,19 ~ 4 , 00 ,t
ntoWll# , ) 7,40," . 12,34 " 4,20 "
Ottbsauquao _8,07 ,f‘ . 12,40 " 4,35 "
Wideoball, ~ . 8,313 ", 1,00 " 4,52 "
• 13181 110 411 b, .', , 1 0 , 4 :1 4 , " 1,29 " 5,26 "
Alit .gimk,lo,oo ! " • 2,05 " 6,10 ••
.40,4)045a Trainssaith their Connection,.
The o,oll* IL , Mall train will ruu in, connedlon
with the Catawlssa, , Williamsport and Erie train
frotaNillaatroP,Wllllo4deporti Danville and ltuport,
satkwillio6ouneot at - Alleatown with the Batt, Penn
a To* train . fox Reading, 'Harrisburg and Pette
y 'ad Diithlitient With the North Ponwylvanin
t _ r R ,,,, o hiphia,.At Easton with the Central
16.,,g, . i t t aw o reriuty',traln for New York, and at
k l
Phil palmirg With;tho Sal. Del. train for Belvidere.
Thla strain will - Ida&
O nable passengers , to go to the
Water Gap, Scranton 'and Great Bend, either by the
Bel. Del. or the Central It. R. of New Jersoy train..
Tho%3 „9 p. at. Eureka train will run in connec
tion With Beaver Meadow trainfronsiVilkesbams,
White Haven, Hazleton and Weatherly, and with
the East Pennsylvania train from Harrisburg, Potts
ville andtaiamk; and will conneattilth the North
4 Penn. train for Philadelphia, with the Central of
w New Jersey train for New York, 'anti with the Bel.
Del. frocorrkeintrrtvillpi Trenton and Philadel
, tit 2t
Up Mine With their Connections.
The 0.0041, oh Accommodation train will nutmeat
with the /last Pennsylvania train for Reading, Potts
ville, and Harrisburg.
The 11,45 A. m. Malaysia will run in connection
with the Bel. Del. train from Philadelphia, Trenton
and -,Lambertville, with the Central of Now Jersey
trabi'lrom New York, with the North Penn. train
trilifAlladelplib, and will connect with the Beav
er ,iftwidoW, beta for Weatherly, Ilasleton, White
IlistrotandWilkelbarre.
•Thell,lls p. m. Fsprese train will run In comma
anti` With . the Ceiztral of New Jersey train for New
York and will tionneetWith the East Penn. train for
Reading, Potteville and Harrisburg, and with the
Catawlssa, Williamsport and Elmira train for Ru
pert, Danville, Williamsport and Elmira.
tend' morothr.train down and the 3,35 train up,
wlil noi stop at South Easton.
R. IL SAYRE, Supt. & Eng.
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1 4 77 . t BRACES! . SIIPPORTERS
NEEDLES,
41.117. *dim' Twelfth' and Rees Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
114,411T10AL ADJUSTER 'of Rupture Vessels
' tad Mechanical Retnadiee. Hoe ponstantly on
Jiltiepdei iatgq Stock of Genuine French trusses, ale*
11,90mplete assortment of the het American, includ
ed's the celebrated Whites Patent Lever Trues,• be
illaved by the beet authorities to be superior to any
.eyel invented. English and American Supperters,
eamtl4lelts, Shotelder .Braces, Suspensory Bandage's,
Ilittlfluleeting Syringes, adapted to both 'sexes - in
1 1 919, portable.cases, French 'Pessaries, Hags
'Orders-and letters , of enquiry, will meet prompt
attention.
August 24,1869.
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H,,F. ALBACH
'JUSTICE Of'llll PEACE.
'Aftlee'on the wad old* of 2d. street between Handl
' ‘..1 ton and Linden Streets, has been appointed. cc
• Agent of M.L. lleller'a European Express and,Expe
• dition, Commission, and Forwarding Home, No. 13
Chamber Street, New York.
Ha writes or draws all Powers of Attorneys in the
German and English Languages and forwards to all
Gormatty, and , England. .Also, Passage oeitifteates
can bend rit ble . offloo to Brotien, Hamburg, Havre,
- .Antwerp, Rotterdam and London,
, -ILA 31, 1859.
OR BUSINESS AND FACTO
• ed on profitably at Hammonton..—
.. oaten Lands.
rAygg
.• ,_ . • ~.,..,,...:., ~,r ;. ,', , .I, A
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~•,,• i 1 . 0 .. ita
r f er g-. arsa lan a
i . a angel. .. iTi t ,
.A. pearl i; *lf . . IVO e 14% ',
' beret to produce the most effectual alterative.-
'Viet Cei be made. It is a cones:prat/A
of er a Sarsaparilla. so aombinid tiiii=
iiti fleas of still greeter to Live. ppyrer al
to.a rd an effective, italdite . i the - "Mseiu(ed
Sittsiliarilla is repined to cure. It is believed
that iiichAt remedy is wanted by:those who
kirk froiriiifteidui ciimplointa, and that Ole f
whit wg 46*iplfsh 4 .tlielr'.eure'must pftwe ,-
ofriii service to 'thia lege elate de otm,
afflicted Mow-citizens. How completely this
`ealkipoural will do it has been proven by exper
iment on many of the worst cases to be found
of the following complaints:
BcBOPULA AND SenoruLous Comer.srare,
ESSISTIONS AND EIIOPTIVE DISEASES, ILOSHS,
PEHPLES, BLOTCH'S, TIMOR% (SALT ENNIS,
'SOALO 11.1 AD, SYPHILIS AND:STWITLITIO A -
' vitenoNm, MEncuaisi. Disuilet, Deana, Nue
, natal*. oa Tic Doutouaxilx,Datinan, DSO.
?MIA AND INDIGESTioNr EiNIOUVII, Boss
ori,St. ANTHONY S Flan, andindeed he whole
elms of complaints arising from brevarra , OP
THIS 'BLOOD.
This compound will be found a great pre-*
moter of health, when taken in the spring, to
expel the foul humors which fester in the
blood at that season of the year. By the•thrte
iy- expulsion of them many rankling disorders
are nipped in the bud. Multitudes can, by
'the aid of this remedy, spare themselves Men
the endurance of, foul eruptions and ulcerous
sores, through which the system will strive to
ild itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do
this through the natural channels of the body
by an alterativ‘ medicine. Cleans out the '
vitiated blood whenever yonfind its impurities.,
bursting through the Alain pimPles, eruptions,
er stores ; chime. it whin you find it is ob
matted and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it
wheheyer it is foul, and your feelings will tall
you who. Even'where no particular disorder
is felt, people enjoy better health, and lime
longer, for cleansing the blood. 'Keep the
blood healthy, and all is well; but with this
pabulum of life disordered, there can be no
letting health.. Sooner or later something
Must go wrong, and the great machinery of
life is disordered or overthrown.
Sarsaparilla •has, and, deserves much, the
reputation, of accomplishing these ends. But
the world has 'been egregiously deceived by
preparations of it, partly because the drug
alone has not all the virtue that is claimed
for it, but more because many preparations,
pretending to be concentrated extracts of it,
contain but little of the virtue of Sarsaparilla,
ur any thing else.
During late years the public have been mis
led. by large bottles, pretending to give a quart
of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Mpst
of these have been frauds upon the sick, for
they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa
rilla, but often no curative properties whatev
er. :Renee, bitter and painful disappointment
had followed the use of the various extracts of
Sarsaparilla which flood the market, until the
nein° itself is justly despised, and has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
, •we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend
to supply such a remedy as shall rescue the
name from the load of obloquy which rests
upon it. And we think we have ground for
believing it has virtues which are irresistible
by the ordinary rano!' the diseases it is intend
ed to cure. In order to secure their complete
eradication from the system, the remedy should
be judiciouily taken according to directions on
the bottle. • • •
' . . • FARM= 3Y
DR.. J. C. ATER dr. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, $1 per Bottles HE Bottles Ibr 11.
Ayer's Cherry. Pectoral,
has won for itself such , a mown for the curs of
every variety , of Threat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evident, of its virtues, wherever it hail. beim em
ployed. .Ass it has long been in anstant use
throughput this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the but
it ever has been, and that it maybe relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
Ayer's. Cadiartit Pills,
ROR TE OOHS OP
Oostieeness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, indigestion,
Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headaehe,
Piles, Rhunnatirm, Bruptioru and Skin Disease,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Tetter, Tumor* and
Salt Rheum, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most send
five can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of a
family physic.
Price 25 cents per Box; Five boxes for 511.00.
-Om
, Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, !Oates
men, and eminent personages, hate lent \their'
names to certify the unparalleled us efulne u of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMaSUCAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with' also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should fie fol
lowed for their cute.
Do not be put otf by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand ATER'S, and take no utters. The sick
want the bast aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are fur sale by
Lewis Schmidt d. Co., J. B. Moser, Allentown, and
by all Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
IMPORT.A.N2' TO FEMALES
DR. citinsance.rirs PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, DI, D.
NEW YORK CITY,
The cumblnation of ingredients In those Pills are
the result of u long anti extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstruation'', removing
nil obstructions, whether from cold er otherwise,
headache, pain in the side, palpation of the heart,
whited, all narrow affections, hysterics, fatigue,
pain in the back and limbs, &0., disturbed sleep,
which arise from interruption of nature.
• TO MARRIED LADIES. •
Dr. Cheegaman's Pills aro invaluable, as they wil
bring on the monthly period with regularity. La
,dlea who have been disappointed in the rem of other
Pills can place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheese.
man's PiDs doing oil that they represent to do. ~
'•ie one cuiedifiuis of thi fdriltite egoism in
which the Pills cannot 6e taken without producing a
PECULIAR RESULT. The condition referred to
io PREGNANCY. Such ie the irresistable tendency
of the Medicine to restore the scrod function, to a
normal condition, the reproductive potcer of nature
cannot a•eaiet it.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious. Explicit directions, which should
be read accompany each box. Price $l. Bent by
mail on enelosing El to Dit. CORNIELIOB L. CHEESE
WAN, fox 4351, Post Office, Now York City.
• •
Sold by one Druggist In ivory Town in the U. 8.
It. B. IiUTCHINGB,
AUENT FOR TIM UMW) STATXS.
14 Broadway St., New York.
To whom all W7wieeale orders should be addressed.
Sold in Allentown by John B. Messer, and E. D.
Lawall.
December 7, 1859. —ly
TB3O
rive, Dom i nic k,44W
COFFEE.POT
AND
Tam Pot,
Being based, as of the
Journal of Health, sass, "on science
and common sense,' arpidly
coming into use, and destin d soon
to supersede e ll others.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY,
117 & /19 A. Tenth Bt., Philadelphia,
Sole Manufaoturers under the Patent.
agrror sale by Dealer. In House.
keeping Articles, aml Storekeepers
generally.
THE HAMMONTON FARMER.—A
newspaper devoted to Literature and Agriculture, al
so setting forth full Recounts of the new settlement
of Hammonton. in New Jersey, can bo subscribed for
at only 25 cents.per annum... .
Inclose postage stamps for the amount. Address
to Editor of the Farmer, Hammonton P. • o.,.Jeffer
son County, Now Jersey. Those wishing cheap
land of tho best quality, in one , of the healthiest and
most delightful climates in "the Union, and whore
crops aro never cut down by frosts, the terrible
scourge of tho no‘th,,see advortiqement of llntumou
tou Lando.
EMI
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NOTICE.
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F_EM ALE WEAKNESSES,
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES.•
FEMALE .WEA KNESES.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES.
AND
ALL OTHER •
DISEASES
OF THE
BLADDER,
K I D N E Y S,
AND SEXUAL ORGANS.
DR. HADIPTON'S
Compound Diuretic Pills,
CONTAIN NEITHER BALSAM OR MERCURY, BUT ARE
PURELY VEGETABLE IN THEIR COMPOSITION,
MILD BUT PROMPT IN THEIR ACTION,
AND NEVER FAIL TO CURE THE MOST
HOPELESS CASE OP THOSE DIS
.
SEABES fiO WHICH THEY ARE
PARTICULARLY ADAPTED.
Dr. HAMPTON'S COMPOUND DIURETIC PILLS,
ARE ENDORSED, RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
PRACTICE OP . PHYSICIANS GENERALLY. POE
THE CURB OF THE ABOVE DISEASES. WHEN
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND A PREPA
TION SUFFERERS SHOULD NO
LONGER HESITATE TO WET
ITS EFFICACY.
FOR SALE
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PYINPARND ONLY BY •
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405 SPEWS MM. YNILADALPHIA.
ONESSES. LEWIS SONNIDT A CO. AND AOHN B.
NOBEL. AGENTS FOE ALLENTOWN, PA. ; MESSES.
HAILS!, Naos & BRO., SOLE AGENTS BOB.REEKS
MONTT.
Philadelphia, November 800869,
fI•N OLD DR. HEATH'S BOOK OF
%I/Travels and great discoveries of the Japan
ale and East India Medicines, with full directions
for the certain cure of Consumption, \Bronchitia,
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Asthma, Fevers4leart Die.
ease, Scrofula, Cancer, Dyspepsia, Liver a'omplaint,
Gravel and Urinary Deposits, Female Complaints,
&s. Illustrated with hundreds of 08 tificatee of
i t i
cures and engravings. For the purpose rescuing
as many suffering fellow-beings us pos e tle from
premature death, it will be sent to any t of the
ilontinent,-by sending 26 cents to
DRS. H ATH,
647 Broadway, No# York City.
Bold by E. D. Lowell, Allento n; Dr. Samuel
Sands : • . • J. A. Polk. Mime i Chunk ; Joh n
: • unman, a .urg; • Dr. B. B. 13 evens, Reading.
October 28, 1859. ' —ty
AMERICA
Lilb Insurance and RI
Capital Stook,
COMPANY'S Buildings,
nor of 'Fourth, Philo&
LIFE INSURANCE at
Joint stock rates at 0 per . a
rates the lowest to the wor
Full information, Book
hail by calling on
Allontovn, May 5, 18511
4fi.T!C'aI~~~S~'CKC7ttI%LS ~'IN~I}FL '.W.L'Y.
SIIOMISH BITTER&
The .prorieteee and, inettufaeluviii of oEle •
TETTER'S• CX./.4I334LATED"STCNACH•I3IT- ~
TERS Can , appeali with Perfect.,confklenie' to,
phys(cians and eititens'Efenerally of•tlie United
States;:beeatffie the article has nstained a repu- :
lotion heretofore unknown. f l,feiv hicta upon
this point will speak more viiwerfulljjthast
Vol smea of bare.assertlon or hlatotting pqifery.
Tile consamptims.of lloetetter's Eitanach Bit
„ qts for tbe last year amounted to over a half
million bottles, and from its, manifest steady
increase in times . past, it is evident that during
the coming year ;the conetimption will :reach .
near one million bettlorThia immense amou at ''
could never have been sold but for the .rartC.
medicinalproperties contained-iu the prepara
tion,li and the sanctio of the most prominent .
physiciftuir:in those actions of the country
' where the article is I) st known, who not only
recommend the' Bitte s to their patients, but
are ready at all tithes to giv,e testimonials to its
efficacy in all, cases of stomachic dere geuients
and the diseases resulting therefro ' • •
This is not a temporary pope ari , obtained
by extraordivary efforts in the ay of trum- .
peting the qualities of the Bitt s, but a solid
estimation of au Invaluable met” 'nu, which is
destined it, be as enduring as time. elf. •
.
Hostetter's, Stomach Bitters ' hav proved
a Hodson& to regiois where fever an ague
and virloas other bilious complaints have
counted' their victims 'by hundreds. To be
able to State confidently that the "Bitters"
ere a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
&settees, is to the propriel Ors a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes all Morbid matter
from the stomach, purifies the blood, -and
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous spited,
giving it that tone • and energy indispensable
for the restoration of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them
to &condition essential to the healthy discharge
of theTunotions of nature. •
EMI
*onspany.
0,000.
t Street, S. E. Cor•
p.m.
is usual mutual rates.—
nt. loss total Abstinanco
Application mil ho
rt, WM. J. ROMIO.
—ly
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate,
invigorating . t 0 the boWels, excellent as a tonic,
and rejuienating generally. We have the evi
dence of thousands of aged men and women
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach de
rangements and general debility; acting under
the advice of physicians, they, have abandoned
all deleterious drugs anti fairly tested the
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex. There are certain periods when
their cares are so harassing that many of them
sink under the trial. The relation of mother
and child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if, she be young, is apt to
forget her own hearlth in her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear of
body and mind is generally aggravated. Here,
then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies of the system, and enable the
mother to bear up'under her exhausting„trials
and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that receive the endorsement of physi
cians, because it is agreeable to the taste as
Well as certain to give a permanent Increase
of bodily strength.
All those persons, to w hum we have particu
larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from
fever and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhea,
dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of the stomach,
superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult
their own physical welfare by giving to Hos
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
CAUTION.L—We caution the public again'st
using any of the many imitations or minter
felts, but ask for HOSTETTER'S CIUJOSRATXL.
STOMACH Brrrens, and see that each bottle has
the words Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomachliitters"
blown eu the side of the bottle, and stamped
on the metallic cap covering the cork, and
observe that our autograph signature is on the
label...
AO' Prepared and sold by 110EPPETTIE13 &
SMITH, Pittaburgh, Pa.. and sold- by all
druggists, grocers, and dealera generally
throughout the United Atates,l3outh Ame
rica, and tlermany.
AGENTS.—Lewis Schmidt E. D. Lawall,
John B. Moaer,_Allentowni Jacob S. Lowell, Cat.;
sanqua; D. 0. Saylor, Stmenerirills
November 23,1869
Whiskey.
IOR SALE BY C.
WHARTON, Jr.,
le Aatint. No. 116
ALNUT Street.
For evidences of its
orseter. see OER
EFICATES.
PHILA., Sept. 9th,
lbS.
We hove earefully
:led the sample of
'FIESNUT GROVE
'HISKEY which you
Id none of the poiso
_ 3IL OIL, which is
the uharapteristic. cud Injurious Ingredient of the
Iniskeyi in general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAO
Analytieal Chemists.
CHARLES WHARTON Ja., SOLE AGENT,
Philadelphia.
• Nutt Tenn, Sept: 3d, 1858.
I have analysed a sample of CHESNUT DROVE
WHISKEY revolved Dural*. Charlie Wharton, Jr.,
of Philadelphia, and having carefully tested it, I am
pleased to state that it is entirely FREE FROMPOT
SONOUS OR DELETERIOUS substances. Tt is an
unusually pure and line flavored quality, of whiskey.
JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D., Analytical Chemist.
Allentown, September 28, 1859. y
•
Business Directory
riF the Counties of BERRA, LEBANON, LE
VI HIGH, NORTHAMPTON AND SCHUYL
KILL, Together with a Omani Directory of Names
of Citizens of Reading, Lebanon, Allentown, Rae.
ton and Pottsville.
The subeeribers will publish at an early day a
complete Directory of the above counties, which will
contain•tte names of all Merchants, Manufacturers,
Professional men, Banks, Insurance Companies,
Neweparere, Mining Companies, Railroad and other
Corporations. The named will be regularly classified
according to their several avocations.
The work will be Bvo size, and will be a perfect
reihut of the.hualness and resources of the above
aouotieti.•'.,:,
An able and experienced corps of 'canvassers are
now engaged collecting the necessary information,
and .it is hoped the publlo generally will aid in car
rying but the enterprise.
Subseriptiou Price of Book, $1,50 per copy
Advertising,. $l5 per page
WM. 11. BOYD,
Publishers of Direutorles for Philadeipbia, Lances..
ter county, Delftware State, Washington city, New
York, to., de. Principal office Appleton's building,
Broadway, N. T..
Sept. 7 1859. --if
" THE UNION,"
All.OB OT InT ABOVE THIRD
• PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned having purchased the bitterest of
bin former partner, Evan ICvans, in the above
Hotel, would call attention of the public to lie con
venience for those visiting the City, either for bull
nese or pleasure. •
Its situation being but a few steps from the prin
ciple avenues of trade, offers inducements to them)
•on boldness; while to them in search of pleasure,
passenger rail-reit:hi which now pima in close, prox
imity afford a cheap and pleasant ride to all places
of interest in or about the city.
The Proprietor gives assurance that "The Union'
'hall be kept witirsuah character an will merit pub
lie approbation and would respect fully solicit patron
age from Lehigh and adjoining counties.
, UPTON 8. NEWCOIHEN.
Philadelphia, August 3, :DM. , —ly
FARM LANDS FOR SALE, 25
Mlles from Philadelphia by Railroad, in tho State of
New Jersey. Soil among the beet for. agricultural
purposes, being u good loam soil; with'a clay Bottom.
The land in a large tract divided into small farms,
and hundreds from all puke of the country aro now
settling and building. Thu crops produced are large
and can be soon growing. The climate is delightful
and secure from frosts.. Terms from $l5 to $2O per
sore, payable within fouryeare by installments. To
visit the place leavo Vine Stroe t t Wharf at Philadel
phia at Ti A. M., by Railroad' for Hammonton. or
address R. J. Byrnes by letter, Hammonton .Poet
office, Atlontio County, hew Jersey. See advertise
ment in atiotner column.
•
•
.rnnoONS WISHING TO CHANGE
their business to a rapidly itiereaslng country, a
New Settlement, whore Imam!e are goin g, whore
the climate is mild and'delightful, ace advertisement
of the II aunnontou &mamao...!ll another eolfaan.
. r W: Mrollll.. 7 -711.15 W, Goon s:
t
4 - Y 4 X C 1:01 11,6. 0 ,#
Qld
Foie de, Now liaifillii7'6 l iiii.Ornina and
tjge.donisnOleilii ggfleall I
tpiElleatlitjustu would ripc4lally 111.1/ulipCe
ZL that their: j received a large find choice
:lock of WINt CIQODS, embracing all the tateo
stylei of Dry Goode.
ELEGANr , :DRES4;:G()UP4s'CI r rri
Suoh as Silke, Melilla, trftiind'Oviliinero;l, Sntin
Paued Merinos,llfohairs, Poil du Chevore,leaujas,
llopuyeumb Plnlds, De!nines' now stylus, just cut,
Matrtnink nad. half Mourning Goods, 'Bombazines,
Aliaune Glnghtleas, new nnd beautiful styles 4 , lA.
!quer &Heim, ,fta., till or which will bo sold very
i'loW 'for snob.'
Ladiej Black
SIiAWLS ! SI-PAVE:4.! SOW L 5 !
'Blanket Sbei‘ila long and square, Broelfen, Riot Etta!
la, thlliot long and square Shawls, Maine Shawls
Den hind of Rid Gloves.
Gentlemen's Wear.
Cloth, Cass'mares, Vestings, Sntinott,., Tweutts,
3eaus, Src., (rivals, Collarv, lloodkorahiafs, Shirts,
Drawers, &e. ,
HOME' FURNISHING GOODS.
. New style Dinner and Tea Setts, Glassware in
oil varieties.
Lin.n and Woollen Table and Plane COvere,
:Marseilles Quilts,•Oil Cloth.
Carpet Chain, Crash and Toweling,
Blankets find 'Nuncio,
Ticking, Checks,*,te.,
all of which are offered at 0 small micence nn cast by
RCEIDER, t LERCH.
a.)2(ocoulazwt-4
Re • B , ROIVN and White Sugar, best
"R I -.
Pulverized do. best Granule-
-7 :
; , ta au ■ , ,7 /31 1p toil do.; Rio Colifee,Laguira, Mari
' ):tstt calm and extra :taw' Caren; extra
heavy golden Syrup Molasses, best
Baking Molasses. Urennd and Fine Salt, Mackerel,
ctc.. And in fact every article belonging to the gro
cery line, nt prices to suit the times.
By striat attention to business and fair dealing wo
hope to merit a share of the public patronage. No.
ge4ds misrepresented to effect sales.
~%.tt.,We do an exclusive CASH busintti. One
price taut no abatement.
N. B.—All lands of country produce token In ex
change for goods, and the highest market price paid.
.Please give us a call before purch a sing else
where, No charge for shelving goods.
ROEDER It LERCH.
(7. H. Rognett.l [II. F. LEnea.
Allentown, 'Member 14, 1659.
VALI, AND WINTER GOOD.
MAP! I'HEAPI CHEAPER THALEVER
RENNINCER & SHINIER,
No. 5 WEST HAMILTON STREETI have just
returned front Now York and Philadelphia, and
received the largest stock of goods ever before shown
in Allentown anti in cheapness never equalled and
all they ask is to Vow and examine before tanking
purchase elsewhere. They reel 00 ntident that they can
sati4ty a nybuay that they .say nothing else but what
eau they substantiate. Their goads consist . ..a .
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
•
A ePlendbl tos , ttlitteitt of Dress Silke, Black,
Fancy, ltnytuler, Plaid and Mall Of all qualities anti
prices,. Delefties, Ductile. Polio Chivours, Figured
nail Plain Merinos, Vallaucien, Lavelle Cloth, Para
meads, tioinharitte4, tlingLnnu, lixteitAiutt Skirts,
together with ti full variety of other geode io the
way of ladies irate Which will be sold at the ..hcap
nst prices by RENINGEIk A SHIMER.
ATEN'S W -A full aveorttnent of Steol Mixed
111. and Oxford 'AI ivu.l `-' , ltttinett9, Cn' AilllereS. Ken
titek v Jettuv. um! It full lino of 1llnel:, 8U. , 1111 sad
Blut; Cloth. Ve..tiug.:, eravut,, 1111.1 . 14 full lit: of nll
kinds ut tientlono.s. NVotur whia will be soh! eltun
P
VARPET3 AND ()IF, 1' LOT 11. —A -plentlll nx
Mortuient of Figured I , l,,onund Fu,ir peo; it
w„ t a tend Cotton. roil lin. a Fluor Oi
uhi . eli will I e suld ut Ilee elieupc:,t pliorqhe
lIENINW,AI A SIIIMER.
QIIAWI.S.. A lal.ge lon] r.plundia I;ne ‘,l
C..lored Btelln,pro..l4o Single find boul)1”, also
n lino of Uih k Thil.et, INfow Delain uud 1:1:iliet
Sliawli of tkll q•coltitie+ and priee4 nil! Le
old elleovr tlt•ol
RUCIALE6.-- A NH ue.surttueut Orooerioo
such aq. Onlre6 nr all
11,1noy, Ton. Chooolato
which will be eel,' ui iory low look,. Ly
11 ENINIIER .6 5111\IEC.
12111
VISH--Suelt I Itita 2, whole,
burt.?l, , .
ciutalSti, ii ititig< ichi h they ~iter tit the I,we.t
prices. ItENINGEIt S SIRASER.
c,!A 1.T.• I.lretwel I verpo l Stilt in Fueki snit leer
13 bushel. Fine Aehtutt in bull: unit
Dairy smelts ‘l, hie!' will be gold st the liiw.it ',Hoes
by 11.PN1N1.., 4 It & `411,N11..11
Aileutusu.•• , ,llLLitl et 14, 1559. If
We Have a Larger Stock
AND SELL AT
LL8.13 r• .7EL, CP V' 190
THAN ANY OTHER
(14- ST IVE
IN ALLENTOWN.
Breiiii' & 47-61inett - -
No. 11, klni ! t. ftitinu. th.
1 i)
t, .have just received
t from Philadelphia. a ry bevy stock „r.
FALL AN LATER GOODS.
of moat favorablistyles, from all of which they will
make to "d e r,rAind also keep on band a large sup-.
ply of . .. -.....
- • ia:l.' , MADE CLOTHING.
te 4l)
at - stroll ,'
A
tonliting .low prices, that eannat he
equalled n any establishment in this or any oth
er town in Eastern Pennsylvania. Our Stock is
twist?s large. nod Ivo sell double the amount of the.
two at establishments in town, consequently dna
bling
, na to tell at a very small prop: - I They have
on ' le nd every stylesof Garments adapted to the
season;,* which the attention of the public is invit
ed to a ' careful examination of quality,' workman
ship,t
8 . - 11? of trimmings and cut, which the proprie
tors wi
, uttraittots to be superior to that of any
Hewee„ in o trade; They constantly keetion•band
e,, we l l
°tad stock of GentlAnan's „Furnishing
" o we , e° sting of . Shirts, Cpllars,.fltoOks, Cravats,
Handkerch fs, Hose, Suspenders, &0., besides many
articles col ig, in their lire of business, all of which
are sell nt o luwest prices.
Us TONER WORK.
Orders for , lustomer work will always be received
with pleasure,
the Ism
attended to with punctuality, and
es two of lrm nre practical tailors, none hut the
best workman .
hip will be suffered to pats their
hantle.
tft.
osttlit9 to gi{`
io particularly intim Country Mer
them a call, Ira they offer extrnor
nt
DRLLNIti A. COIN Elt.
5, It 151).
nury bnrpn.
Allemnim,
rt,'
fe
L_.,.._1
10
t/, '47. 44
4.11(",Jit:
News !
T UST ni,
and Iv,
Children
-7 + descriptl
Also, Ladies' mid t
Military Companic
Military Caps at
Emporium of JAM
ton St., nearly
church, to which %V
examine our Stools
Come one, coins all
Foe 11.. w is tho tint
For It you wont to
You mast surely L.;
Store
•Sl
Alluu tow 11, Novo
PERSON"
lielt illtittufauto
business is g
Settlement.
d i=IIIMEU
LO DON WO
CLUB
GIN
.E.TIEVP
lnci~ of aa .,„ 3 „
S.. Lellig ena° 1 :00 0 " •
ping mu:11410r W.
ews! NO vs!
eived a large 91 , 14 of hull
,Inter Style of Until and ellr,
Raney and Cops of all
ohs,. of the 1nw0.4 city prices.
hildren's ➢'nra'nt very low Prieoo.
•enti nlio Po accommodated with
Ity prices, of the lint and Cop
S HESS, Nn. Eiteollamil
• posit° the Gordan Reformed
invite the public to mane uud
,elnre purchasing ulsi•Wherr.
both grunt end
to give no 11 cull ;
dollar or !non', _
to HESS'S gretit Hat and Cop
vosTun WEILE,t, Agent.
her 2, 1850. If
11F , WISHING TO •ESTAll
tesitt a Hew nntlthriving Ono, %viler°
See nilverOfemtntt vf Hammonton
Gveat
CITEMENII
Buy:your Goods ,for Cash
pii44 144 4))1
itOr r.
r the
moil., I. I
Clothing.
oppo
'rho) nn
dolplija.
final' Nu
blaring
or our b
do not
I SAVE 'PNVEN'PY , PER CENT.
: •Ninit it tnon; women and children are on'
tined and continually crowding. into Oar-
ILlehtenwallner's Chenp . Dry Goods itueki
'liritporiurn, No. 17 West lionfilion Street;
iehe Odd Fellow'n Mill, Allentown; Pa. . 1
just ; rewired from New York and Philo
large owl splendid assortment of Ladies
lembn'S Dress Goode. As gassing and
Mina .t to be a prominent feature with most
Oiliest' men, in advertising: their •goods,• we
Int to say anything about tho killed ,and
..... . .
1' the wouldn't:and groans bf the ifying,' and
rotund to a y that we have two thousand
of. Fall and Winter Goods, 'anti we need
iploy fOur thousand - hundred daricies,
Mocks, and one of the upper tone to give.
• ligither' do we any that oltr pilot of goods
tninU high. We think-that the people of
nd stirrounding counties are an Pitelligont
Itened people, not ae some business neon
em to be, or OM ho
,would not puff and
me 'hid one thousand ono hundred Slanwls,
niteen net loads of Plain and Fancy Po
our stack_enneists not of 830110 yards of
o , and 78180 yards of Silks, but our Dress
re all of Ake - most fashinnablo Soleetimip,
ng Rich and Venoy Silks, now Styles, Boil
• Silks imported, Plain de Sole, in every
d color, handsome Bayadere Silks, Machine
end Silks, ,tr., Stalht, Blankets-and
•oelta Shawls, every known Size, Style,
'olor and Price, find Quality. French Me
laptinctis, Bombazines,' nll wool De Lollies,
)e liaines, and in short all kinds of Fancy
ds belonging to a Fancy • Dry Goods Store.
Atusllns, Flannels, Tielcings, Tulle Covers,
Alarseil Quilts, Allontible Quilt 4, te.
full assortment of Floor, Stair and Table
L, vil Shades ie. Litho and tientlemen
ely invited to examine our splendid assort-
Goods beforo purchasing elnewheru•
•cLoTtuSu. CLOTIUNti, CLOTIiIN I.
Wo aleu continue to carry on the Alerebalit
Silt inks
An dolt
nor bud
n ,t In 0
nolo UCH,
COUnk/1111
ore tile
Lehigh
and tin
thinks
nloiv
end Ne
A hi' nut
000.18
corn' ri
na Bin
shut., n
and TI
Inuit
Slit' le,
rinoe,
Uualiu
bry
Niko.
Table
Also 3
Oil el,
Oro poi
went
!luring and ltuady Mode Cuthing Bind
an enlarged sylle, and now have on hand
no finest and largest asaortments of
!ICU t I
one ul
L AND WINT'ER CLOT WING
never offered in Allentown' comprising Over
I•'reelc antl Business Costs, Vests,
flint W
o.3nts,
Paws (Jonas, of erery known size,
.der ni.d peke. The most fastidious cannot
9fltiqfilOtOry selection from our stock.
We cam it unnerecsary to ear anything more
iu eel einnmendatioll ay Lichtenwallner's Cloth
ing talilishinent an d manner of doing 11w loess
12d4 hen well known in this place and i:urrimindiiig
cmilitiv fur a ?mother of yea s.
JUST' R . EC Eli' I , : D •
a hal and splendid asAortetent. of 'nook oil Fancy
C.nisieres, Satins, flushes, Granditiop. 'Tweed..
CaF.siii‘tts, Rentuelty Jeans ,tte., which will he made
,
up at port notice and on the most reasonable terms.
A lon experience in the Business tis:mres. customers
that t oy will alway.i be dealt with on thu tino.t. ne
av ro
et uodating (oriel,. and that no pains will be
i
,
spare. to give complete P Ilii .9 faction in all parts of
the li ;nese.
N. . Also Agfllts for (look) C. Scotts Arm rieatt
and Uti, cis Report of FashionF.
Paiicidar attention given to the Wholesale Trade
in CI ping.
well known Samuel Miller is employed by
119 Salesman.
Th
tk• 1
lAN I LicitTENweLLNEit.
tember 11, ISSO. —lf
PRIM DIXVIU
•
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au •.. . . . elee
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• 41 111'- - - , : - :'.f - 4 1 ,- •-:,..., • • ' * ii(
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I . tit0 r . 4 ,, i‘ .:1i3.,..:, -:". •: - ..." .' - -
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..,: . ....:•z .4 4, -•-. • ~, • '.....; ::it: - .1: —.' 1 _1,:;•: .. . . _
abinet, Ware 3Etooms.
. 2 Irt.t Domino,' Street. formerly the New
1O1:k
111CP: A WEAVER, having, lately forined a co
partnetzthip in the above lan+inese, reveethilly
wallet: to theneitizon9 of Allentown and vicinity,
it they have on hand a tirxt-rate nAsortment of
O.A,BINZIT WARM
tH deecriptions, consisting o flinrea it.. Side-hoard
/
1 1
0 ., centre, Card, Dining and Breakfast Toiler,
a o W hut Not and Sofa 'f 11111104. Parlor Clio i re, Spri ng
st t Rocking Chairs, Sofas, Piano-stools, Bedsteads
a. every description, together Hilt u general iI.SOI I,
i la or iarcitEN I' URNIT U RE, all ef which they
% .11 sell at !Rives Iqlllll defy competition to either
t
in or reentry. They also manunicture to order
t try description at' Furniture. amte very article roll
y them is warranted to give entire satisfaction, orno
Po please give them n cull mod see for your
rives, at No. 20 West MuniNon stroel,-•sign of tint
'enotian Blind. Also, ahroys on timid, Tucker's
Potent !Lod Putnam's Potent Spring Buds. Also, all
buds of Looking Olarses. •
Jj,—A complete assortment o Venotion Blinds
„ • hud, and mode to order at Short notice.
• . . 'tittVts7 . l. MITCH.
Feb. 25. ff.) , HENRY b. WEAVER.
- ---• .
FA LL AN!) NV INTER C LOT -
INZIMII
ALLEPVTOViTN
CLOTHING STORE.
No. 35 East Hamilton Street, Allentown, Penna.
WOUI,E . again call tho attention of the citizens
of Allentown, and the surrounding country, to my
mock of,
FALL ANL NV (.'1,07 . 111AV
Which bile variety and excellence of manufacture
exceeds that of farmer seasons.
I hayu now on hood, and intend herping a gen
eral assortment of ONNTI.KSIKNN AND !MY'S CLOTH
INU of all qualities and grades, consisting of
13i,Ach, BLUE AND BROWN FROCK AND DRENY
CoATS, OVIIRCOATEI, IN FROCK, HAcK.
AND DAULAS Ii`KLNK, PANVeI
AND ENTS.
Also, all Muds of Uuntlemen's rurnishing;timls
viz
WIIRT!Ip DItANk
NECK AND POCKET HHANnaen~ • inEr~,
.(11.OVKS, STOCKS, SOCKS, SUSPENDSIOI, &0., &v. •
Particular attention is paid to the getting up ul
this clothing, and those will find a large as,orttnetit
eetnprising all the New Styles, equal to Custom
Work in make and finish'.
On hand Clotho .Citi.sititeres and Vestings, of the
best quality wl. gill Jte made tip to order, in the
most tfiSh ,iiitee at 11 reasonable rate andel
very ri, eil 1101, V.
The C11F14.111 Department is, nailer tie managetpent
of n p.m.! t and experienced Cutler, who has giv•
en eati: and parehasers may rest its.tuted
that :ill iioogel furnielted at Ibis. estahlislituent are
sele.Aiof a it It strict regard to durability.
I will also kcop constantly on hand mid for sale
II henry a...utmeat of Ilroadelittlis, CIIFI4IIIIOVe,
VC; I Trililllll Tlr M. %VII will. he sold by the
yard al dm very loww-t. rates.
Re perll'mlly. '
A livid..tin. Pi:pleating . 2S
EitriOgs
DILAIXIIIi IN ALL'ICINDII ca.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
(j VOll m Pork, Beef, 31tat..n t Satiolcol IlentB, Veinl
I-) try. C:11111,, Egv,,ll.ttler, hard, cheigee, Flour
bruit, S e.
A 1.M.) IS Lit' I: S Ttit'K
1.5.1 tie,' IS. Weet Weeltington Merkel, triret Row
Nufllt of Felten ;itteut, Now
;7•IFI-11011.1rIntiglitoreil nt P111111110tleil; Orders for
Fish„ Fruits, promptly tilled. All
Imlorr of inquiry will reecho imetediete pttention:
strictly eiiiiittiisr ion. SelA strictly
tdleieded to et the Bents and Ititilriettl and
returns promptly nettle.
Josuctt Ileteried . [ . .ToNATtin IC lIY.r Fllll3l.
Nee: Attguit,L ' -ly
CRAIN, FII..OUR AND COAL.
Tin.; undersiglled respectfully beg leave to inform
1 the citizens of Allentown and vicinity, that they
arm;
stN ew
11 ri , n•, e!' to do all sorts of grist-work and to fur
ni,, Feed nod Grain of all kinds at linter.
Mill on t ile
Jordan creek one mile from the borough.
Wlititit, lip., Corn and Onto, bought nt the highest
market (wive either at the mill or nt their store•house
tit the corner of Ninth and Linden Streets, (commonly
known MI the Free Hall.) OrderAfor Flour, Feed and
.drain received either at their store house or at the of :
°See at their coal-yard, in First %Vont; (T..T. li len
pinger's late stand.) The undersigned Avill earry on
ns heretofore the coal and groin business at their
old stands. BUMIIOS hereafter carried on exclu
sively on the ensh.prineiple. •
• wan, MICNT,EY .t CO.
Allentovin, Nor., 2, 1t , 59. • ' —tf
INCIAICIMErtra 1. -4-
1051 MI 110 EiTill 'lll
FILM` RECEIVED •
'utuk rim AND WINTERLES
GOODS
ENISI.hSS PROFUSI6N,
Oki, F.: BUR DO E'S GREAT STORE,
No. 7 Eagt Hamilton Sired
(Near Die Allen louse.)
Full stoel«.r SILT,: GOODS,. .
Full Stook of STAPLE OODB,
Full Stook of FANCY GOODS,
Famitionnble FALL snAwLs,
pi r CARE4I3IIIIIS And VESTINQO. BLANOM,
; QPILIti, TAILLE LIVENS, CAIIPET9,4O.II
oroanlieti, nice, fresh end cheep.
Grooltery end ales Were, flno nmeotitneht, •
)11Tif LOTS•OF OTIMIt GOODS
Poo uutneroite to tnention, all of which will be sold
of
Please cull uptl examine fur yourselves, as we tlo:nat
expect you to 1).4 unless It, is for ypur own interest.
'FAIR FAIR! PAIR! "
We have In in thin' nunnnelly heitiy stook with
u 'tit - 1w to meet the detunmin of tbe; public at the ep
prtmelting Fnir, nod' we think ourselltei. able: to meet
thelnete of all in point of . .
FASHION,
PRICER ;
All we want Is a call before you purchase ale" -
whore- _ NVOLLE h BORPOI;P:.
JACOB It. NVOLL.I
Septetubur 2t.
Great Attraction!
HEM MS :AID 01-
Win. F. MAll6ri
NO. 63 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
(Two Dowse 13aLum"rnieA I RICAN Wm. ' ) ,
ALLENTOWN, PA. : ..•
DES I'EUTFULLY announces , to hie frienthvapd
.110 the public in general, that he has just receivid
a 9pleudid assortment of • . •
Now and Seasonable Goods,
liwhich will be made up to order on short no
tice in the 4atest styles, and in a ; superior
nianner ; consisting partly, of fine Brack
From It Collis of iill grades, Blue, .Brown,: tillve and
tired') Cletli..., Black Doeskin Cassitheree of 'all
grade.. Black Zainbane 'Classimere new• style,
French Silk mixed Coatings—heavy, a large assort
ment of French and English Cassimeres—elegant
styles, Lome tie Cnosiweres of all qualities, a large
to:minima 01 Matelristm Vestinge, Plain and figured
ti i en.tdinea, Fumy Silks of all qualities, &c.
Ai.i. 0111.EHS thankfully' received and prolnptly
eueiliiiil :it reasonable terms. .
.;ZVY-thish toyer* tell, find it:to theirparticater ad
inataye to obtain their clothing at this establishment,
as they bt sure to ' , wire Lest obtainabievalms
for their money. -Per croolayc allowedfui cosh.
AL.
, agent fur Mimeos d Otan's Family Sewing
Machine; which hits an ebtablished reputatioihts the
best extant.. The vingular simplicity and beantrof
its mechanism is uttested•by the fact; that while it is
noiseless in its operations, it is competent to make,
at least, 4001* stiches a minute with unerring accure--
ey. Price, with Table, $3O.
FIRE MG WATER MO ROOFING.
•(CAF. subscriber in coming before the public with
I this rooting feels confident not only that he cats
give satistaction to flume who natty employ him
either to put on new roma or repair old ones, but
he is satisfied that he enn convince any practical
uran that Isis out is not wily Fire and Water Proof,
but that it is a roof that tSill stand the changes of
heat end cold, and be durable for a great number of
veins. ft con be used upon either tint or steep roofs,
or upon old and worn not shingle reefs without the
trouble of removing the shingles. ft is also one of
the best articles that can be applied upon Tin or
Iron roofs, owning talmost as cheep as paint, and
will preserve the tin twelve times as long. Those
having tin roofs that they wish to preserve, or leaky
ones that they want outdo tight and have them stay
so, Ns ii! be putting money in their pockets by using
this• material.
PnICEN.
For new Roof, 5 et.. 4. per Square foot.
Tin or Iron, do. out coat, 2 eta. per Square feet.
du two coats, >f eta. per Square foot.
Tiro coati. on Iriin or Tiu guaranteed to make it
perfectly water tight.
Samples of Oils loot' way he seen al. the Allen
House, Allentown, Pa.
All orders addressed to Joseph Cool, at the Allen
[loose, Allentown. n ill ho ! wouiptly attended to.
CONRAD R(EI)ER, Agent.
Allentown. .1 one 8, ISfit.
LIVERY STABL
WILLIAM F. YEACER,
RESPECTFULLY informs' his friends and the
public gencrally, that he still continues to
curry an the Livery businoss in Low Alley, (ip the
rear of Dr. Itoraig's residence,) where he le prefatred
to aecollllllodllie all who wish horses and vehicles,
at the shortest notice and on reasonable terms. his
stock nfllorses has been selected with great care,
and trained with an'erpecial view to safety,xhich
places him in a position of keepillg the
very model of a
LIVERY STABLE.
" I, He does not approve of hiring out
broken-down, balky, ring -boned, spavined, or dis
eased horses, but et' keeping the right hind of stock,
such as can travel well and do credit to his stable.
Ilia uarringes and vehichlos of every description will
ainitys be kept clean and in good order.
• •ile trttrts that by strict attention to business and
heopingVhZ hest cf ak, bu will be favored with a
I the ra I shere of pa I rorke
Air - All ordain heft'
promptly attended to
%%
Allentuwn, Augawt 10, 1
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
ANn ZM'GilinEIT-NFL"Sr.
•
No 23 East Dunaltott street, oppositetho Corwin Re
formed Church, A llontown Pa.
WOULD respectfully beg leave to inform hie
rriendq and the ptitlic generally, that he bee
juts received from New York and Philadelphia the
Ifirgest and best selected took ofCLOCKS, WATCH
ES. JEWEDItY and SILVER - tVARK ever oirezed
For stile in Allentown. All of which he is determin
ed to sell at prices lower than over before .offered
ascheap it not cheaper 1113111 the samovan be bought
in the cities—unit guarantee all goods to be what
they are represented. MI ore invited to call and ex
amine for themselves.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired iu the Lest
style and all work wormlike].
Alia° D 1 , 101
Also on hand ht large assortment of Melodeons ot
the bust nianittact ore for churches and private bons-
Thenkrol for tovit encouragement, he hopes by
ottoition w laisinene to merit a continuance of the
same.
Sept. 21, I Kitt.
Apothecary and Druggist,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
•
Ni. '2l 115 , 5 t Iliowitom Sl., Allentotcu Pa
fioNsm ANTLY ON HAND
‘J Drugs, Chentields,' ..Dyeetutre,
Arid', Perfuutery, .• Patent •
. Nlnid, Camplitinv,
31•;••• Alcohol, Turpentine, soda Ash,
Cattle Powder, Potash, Saponifier, Sweet Oil,
Castile Soup, Lard Oil, A..., s''•.
Just received a fresh Puipply of Conftreite Water
front Saratoga Springs.
For inedieinal purposes, several fine brands of.
Brandy, Old Port Wine and Gin. '
Physicians ran hare ettnfidencu lit the purity of
all Medicines furnished by too.
4,10-tiountfy Dealers purChneing articles of toe
will and price agreeable, allowing theta MI fair
proliM ns by buying goods either in Philadelphia or
New York. ' E. D. LAWALL.
Al'entown, July ;la, tf
cuAttLEs
WINOBEEITZA sic 00 .
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE
A.,.N
Patent Shoulder Seam. Shirt Manufactory,
VT the old stand, No. 7141 Chestnut treat, Phila
-11 dolphin, oppm-ite the Wnshington House. •
A. WINCHESTER %rill give, nit heretofore, his
per:mnol stnierviSiun of the Cutting nnd Manufactur
ing Orders for his celebrated style of
Shirts and Collars filled at the Phortemt notice.
Persons desiring to order Shirts, can bo supplied
with the formula fur inetumretnent, on application by
mail.
Constantly on hand, a varied and select Bloch of
Goode.
;;;t,-IVlnflusale orders supplied on liberal terms.
PERSONS WANTING CHANGErO'
olininte for heolth,res sulvOrtilement of llama nton
Lands in another column.. -
.621. 4 1 1 '
THE VERY LOWEST Pitipts
QvALITY, ANb
UT, 'litriltDor.:'
-tr
C. R. MILK'S
' PATENT
the. Allen Rouse will be
.1.1A3[ F, YEAGER.
• --tt
CHARLES S. MASSEY,
E. 11. LAkiIrALL,
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