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CLOT
• . . (Sign of the Dig Lion,)
No. 20 East Hamilton Street,
(Opposito Mosor's Drug Store.)
ALLENTOWN, PA.
NELIGH & BREINIG, feeling it nn IniPern fire
duty to accommodate the public, found it
necessary to procure a more commodious p , lare of hu
sinessi and accordingly erected a
PALATIAL CLOTHIgG HOUSE,
on the corner of Hamilton street, and Church Alley :
(Sign of the Big Lion,) of which they have just token
posseesOon, being the largest, most Commodious,
end beet arranged building for the business in Allen
town.
The proprietors of this New and Magnificent cloth
ing Establishment, take pleasure in further announe- '
ing that they have also increased their tremendous
Spring and Summer
• READY MADE CLOTHING,
and aro daily adding thereto all kitids of articles tip
pertaining to Men and Boy's wear which will be
bold at extraordinary low rates, as they g..) upon the
principle that a "nimble sixpence is hotter than a
slow shilling." Their stock of goods Is the largest
in the place, selected with a special view to meet the
wants of the community, made up in the latest E tylos
'and most durable manner. Of all the Clothing
Houses in Allentown, they offer thu
Cheapeit Coats,
Cheapest Vests,
Cheapest Pants,
Cheapest Overalls,
Cheapest Cloths,
Cheapest Cessi mores,
• Cheapest Shirts,
Cheapest Collars,
Cheapest Bosoms,
Cheapest Neckties,
Cheapest Scarfs,
Cheapest Handkerchiefs,
Cheapest Hosiery,
Cheapest Gloves,
Cheapest Umbrellas, &c., &c.
Remember that at this store the lowest pri.'o Is
marked in plain figures on each garment. I'lain
denting is a jewel nt the Sign of the Big Linn.
Cusrest Won n.—A large assortment of piece goods
on hand. Custom work unite With tlStl3 and Irate,
at prices eheap.tte tho, cheapest.- MVO Its k sail be.
fore you purchase elsewhere.
Having adopted the CASH SYSTEM, they arc not
compelled to • provide against tosses by ineressed
Prices. - HilYtio. who pay milt ore net required to
make up finite:n:6o, of push no will not pay.
They are also Agents for O.C. States-and Thymus
P. Williams', Repot t of Fashion
March 7, 1864
NOW IS YOUR Tlll►l}3.
•
Tilghman Stalller
RESPECTFU mLLY A
W and informs hi: - .
friends, custoere, and the CHI 1.5.-- A large and splendid line (; - flilaclt,
public in general, that he still' 0 Colored Stella, Brochn Single null 'Double, also
111 .44. continues the COACIIMA E LNG it roll line of Illaelc Thibet, Mous Delain and Blanket
- - F 3 - , ...-...irwrir*.:, ,,,, ,.. II L; S 1 N lii S, in its viii ions I Shawl,. of all quantities null prices which will be
branches, at his old stand on the corner of Sixth :Ind - , old. chewer than cheep by
Linden streets, in the borough d' Allimtown, ‘‘ nett. , It E . N IND Elt ..t. SHINIER.
he will always keep on band or manufacture I. ur- i ---------- ---
der it the shortest notice. all kimi, of carriages, suet, 1 ( . ItOCERIES. A bill iisserttnent 'of (Iroceri;)s
ais BUG 0 I ES, CA 11 111" A 11.1. 4 ., :'. 111. K EY S, Ac. ‘...A such as —Colfee of nil descriptions, Molasso.,
Ills. materiel , being of the bent that Call i.e pro- Honey. Ton, Spires, Sugars, Chocolate mid Raisins,
pared, and the w o rkmen being second to tun i c' iii wh i ch will be bola at very low priceßs bySHIMER.
the Union, lie feels conlident that he can manor ,c- lt EN !NU EA:
titre Carring'es, in point of workmanship, in beauty , --'--- - - - -- ' - ,
and in style, equal to :my tiller in the Stale. , VlSlT—Stich us Mackerel, No.'s I and 2, whole,
His work•is done under his own eye, and ,•.iii I,e . L lIIIIVCS ana quarter barrels, Dried Senlellsh,
warranted if requested. , • • Codfish, Herrings, which they offer at the lowest
All kinds of rep:tiling dune in the neatest. ci.enp- Prices. 'RES INUER .t SIIIMER.
cot and most expeditious Mllllllol'. I :7 ---
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Persons can call and examine fir theinselveg, ns I QAlath
.—oinia Liverpool Stilt in ensue and per
no charges will be made. ' 1...) bushel. Fine Ashton in bulk and sacks. Sundt
. ,
Thunkttil for pant Eivors, he' hope , by MI i. t it- . Dairy ieeks which will be sold at the lowest prices
tention to his Intsi ge ne,s, to merit it still b‘rg ler , Lure I'3' RI:N(I4OEn di. SHIDIER.
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of mild le patrnini • Allentown; Septemher 1.1, 18511.
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March 7, Mu
E. D. LAWALL,
Apothecary and Druggist.
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Nu. 21 11 7 i , st limn Mon St., ..111,:ntown, P« '
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
kl Drugs, Chemicals, Dyest
i. 70.. Acids, Perfumery, Patent
l'omplienc, Ntediehtet , .
Alcohol, Turpent ion, Soda A: li,
Cattle Ponder, Potash, Saponifier, Sweet Oil,
Castile Soap,• Lard Oil, e ,
JuSt received a fresh supply of Congress Water
front Saratoga Springs. •
' For medicinal purposes, several fine brands of
Brandy, Old Port Wino and Gin.
Physicians ran have confidence the purity of
all Medicines furnished by mo.
yjaY-Country Dealers purchasing articles of me
will find prices agreeable, allowing them as fair
profits as by buying goods either in Philadelphia or
Now York. E. D. LAWALL.
Allentown, July 20. • --t f
, Singer ) bServing Machines.
• , -q , , yi:i TII E into rednetion in
O'N f • 77"., .i. price of there nu -
r
ags.' . .-.1;;‘k• chines brings them in
,:.. . , J. reach of everybody.—
f- 4 ' ; '''' ''''N' -'" These muchines have an
• I 1 55) ,') s' - • - •
i i . 5...,, g -„• :• established reputation all
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' . over the civilized world
,i— • 7 •" • for its durability and the.
ir,,,.... work it performs. 'lliere ,s
, ' , ~,----- ' .1 , is no getting.out of order.
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e. 1 1,
te , It makes lock stite.t
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,1, al which will neither rip,
ravel nor pull out.' Per
sons
having.these machines in use would not part 1
with them, as $lOOO a year can be made with one of
them. For sale at the Boot and Shoe Store of
GEORGE LUCAS & SON,
(Agents fur H. Rantlall,)
NO. 5 East Hamilton St., Allentown Ps.
P. B.—All Orders promptly Mutinied to.
Allentown, January 17,•1500. . —tf
TO THE PUBLIC.
1E Tin and Copper Smith busineso,4 l
so successfully carried on for the
,IW: last twenty-ono year at No. and 42
West Ilamilton•Elyeet, in the Borough of Allentown
by Amos Ettinger, will frolunnd after the first ofAti,
gust he conducted under the firm of Ettinger .. 1 1. eon.
The attention of the public is called to the fart, that
the business hereafter will beconduet:d on the Cath
System. By so dealing we expect to reduce our
prices, sell cheaper than over, and thereby benefit
tho public as well as ourselves. •Thankful for past
favors, the new. firm. solicit no continuance of the!
patronage, with which the old business stand has
been favored.
A polite invitation is extended to all such, as are
indebted on the 'old books. to make settlement In
cash or acceptable papers. Thom who may not 10/1010,
when an account is due, may be reminded soon by
legal process. ArtIOS .ETTINGER,
WM. J. ETTINGEIt.
July 27, 1 11541
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NEW STCMULL-1011Vi
Old Priende;:Nevr FklendspCuatemers and
the community! n general!
WED : lqt .t LEILCII would respectfully anno u nc e
that they have justsoceived u large and choice
Mint 'of WINTER GOODS, etribreeing all , the latel!t
styles of Dry Goode.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
Such as Sitio, Merinos, printed Cashmeres, Ontin,
Paced Merinos, llfohAtrp, Poll de Cheieree,Valenetatt
lloneyeentb Pleide; Detainee new 'styles, just: out!
Mourning and •htilf Mourning Goods Bouilnzinee,
Alpacas, Ginghams, new and beautiful etylee
quer Calicoes, 40., all of which will be said vory
lair far easlt.
• d i;is • Blavle • Cloth • C10a1,•, , . •
• Si' AW S ll A\V LS •!' SHAWLS T.
,
Mink& Shhirls, long and square, &damn, Rich Stol
4n, Thjbet long and lintikrti Shawls, Miami Shtrle.,
Best Idiot of Kid Ulorop. •
• Oath. Cassitriores, Vesting', Sutinetts, Tweedit,
Jeans, don., Cravats, Collars, Handkarehieft, Slitrio,
Drawers, &C.. • i.
- - -
:\ew rtylo Dinner and Tom Soto, filusownro iu
all varieties.
Limn and Woollen Table and Plano Covere,
Mars:lllles Quilts, Oil'Cloth,
Carpet Chain, Crnsh and Toweling,
.Innketa and Fnnneln,
Ticking Cheeks, .tc.
all of which are offered at a swill nilvance on coat by
RUDER do LERCII.
a La (0 - W
Ul al a Evil 0,0
BROWN and White Sugar, beet
Pulverized do.,beat Granula
r/lima, ted do.; Rio Coffee, Mari
(o.4. °oho and extra Java Coffee xtra
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heavy golden Syrup Molasses, beet
linking Molasses. Ground and Fine Salt, Mackerel,
Sce. And in. fact every article belonging to the gro
cery line, at prices to suit the times.
By striat attention to business and fair dealing we
hope to merit a shore of the public patronage. No'
goods misreprestwited to effect sales.
t‘,.lx.We do an exclusive CASH business. One'
price and no abatement.
N. D.—All kinds of country produce taken in ex
change for goods, and the highest market price paid:
•"ati.,Planse give us a cull before purchasing else
where. No charge for showing goods.
ROEDER Sc LERCII.
C. 11. Roetncn.] [D. F. Li 74161.
Allentown, December 14, 1859. -a
EnEAP 1111.111 APER TRH HEM
RENNINCER & SHIMER,
NO. 5 WEST HAMILTON STREET, have just
returned from New York and Philadelphia, and
received the largest stock of goods ever before shown
in Allentown and in cheapness noVer equalled and
all they ask is to come end examine before making
purchase elsewhere. They feel confident that they con
satisfy anybody that they say nothing else but what
can they substantiate. Their goods consist of
- - - - - - - - -
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
A •Pplendid assortment of Dress Silks, Black,
Fancy, Bayader, Plaid and Plain of all qualities and
prices, Delainos, Ducats, Polio Chirours, Figured
and Plain Merinos, Vollanelos, Lavelle Cloth, Para
mottos, Bombazine!, Gingham!, Extension Skirts,
together with a full variety of other goods in the
way of Indica ware which will be sold at the cheap•
est prices by RENINGER & SUMER.
MEN'S \V BAIL—NH' assortment of Steel Mixed
and Oxford Mixed Sattinotis, Cossimeres, Ken
thelcy Jonas, and a full line of Black, Brown nod
Blue Bluth, Vesl logs, Crarats,.end n full line of all
kinds of Uentlemen's Weer which will he sold cheap
BENIN(' d„ . SIMMER.
I=
AIPPEIS AND OIL ('LOTH.--A splendid am
%) yortinent of Figured' Floor and Stair Carpets in
Wool and Cotton. Al=o n Hi line of Floor Oil
Cloth xvhich will he sold at the Anapest price• h\•
RENINOER
Mil
r i l olt the better accommodation of our enstomers,
L' and the public. generally, we will about the first
"r .M a i h, Ismi. inor,, ti, No. 30 East Ilamißun St., '
nes: t door to the post Office. \V here t ho largest
stock of Qtteonswnre ever offered in Lehigh county,
will be opened for sale at the lowest possible prices.
Wholesale and retail, in nets or by the piece. Stores
taking an assortment. will he supplied ut Philadel•
phis prices. All in want- of any thing in our line
,tre cordially invited to call and •examme Mir goods
awl prices and sating themselves of the truth of the
Itl,ove statements. Our stock consists in part of
every pattern, style, quality and color Of China,
Class and Queensware, Stone, Rockingham, Yellow
. and Brittania Wore, Lamps of all kinds.
• ~,PLtinips altered and repaired to burn Coal Oil.
QUEENSWARE. • GLASSWARE.
In nets All kinds,
1 and by • For hotel .
the piece, And Family use.
Ten Sets, Tumblers,
Dinuer.Sets, 'Lager Mugs,
Chamber Seto, . Dishes, Bird Founts, '
Mugs, Cups, . Bowls,
Bowls, Dishes, Cake Stange,
Pitchers, Plates, ' Jars, Pitehem
Ae.. Ac.. .te.. Bottles, Flasks,
STONEWA It E.' Decanters,
Butter Pots, Lamps and Globes,
blillt Puts, - Shades,
Jars, Jugs, Sticking Bottles,
Spittoons, Breast Cups. •
Pitchers, ,te. LAMPS.
BRITTANANIA. All kinds, ' .
Ten Pots, . Fluid Lamps,. •
Coffee Pots, Coal Oil Lamps,
Tea rrns, Parlor Lanips,• .
Alu Pitchers, Table Lamps,
Cantor Spoons, . Eight Lamps,
Mugs, Cups, - Suspension Lamps,
Ladles, • . Hand Lamps,
Lamps, Ac. • Church Lampe,
Ii all Lamps, Ac.
Don't forget %be placo, next . door to the Pot'
Office. T. C. KEItNAHEN.
Allentown, January 25, 1 sap: —ly'
is : .1. I
Gentlemen's Wear.
WOUSE PURArISHING GOODS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
HO EXCITEMENT!
ALLEN HOUSE,
ALLENTOWN, PENNA
. _
THIS well known House will hereafter be Ion
.). ducted • under the personal supervision of '
Yoho & Newhard, who will spare no pains to
maintain the high reputation, the Mouse has
heretofore borne. It is the largest and most cob
trel 110100 in the place, being situated at the corner
of Om Public Square and Hamilton street. Its cen
tral location renders it the more convenient for
bitsiness men as well. as fur dhose travelling for
pleaSurc. The 111011 S) is provided with •Baths,
Airy Chambers, Parlors, Reading 'Room, &c.,
Tho bill of furs and table accommodations are the
best the Market affords. Every attention is given
to insure the comfort.of guests. Agreeable society
may always he fauna at this establishment. An
omnibus is tamp in readiness to convey Tamen
rgers to and from the depot at the arrival and depar
ture of every trail,.
•
JOSEPH P. NEWHAM), p
EPHRAIM Yolln, c"Pr etors•
Allentown, October 26th, 18M1. . tf
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Er u BAR N f rAl I I.IIT
;7 .IIIIIJBEIL 116 . ,011 4 Vs mD. , P . 1, AN
EKLY BY
AIL tN:ci.'o'W:N . l. P:A.!,
Shoe. gmd. Hat StOre,
ELlAB.aasaisz al, BO*.
• -
TILE subscribers have this diivoni
ist
iiimow
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stored in coWartnership,under the above
Firm, and haso.taken Au stand lately.
occupied
.
d by ;Jones George, :next dobr to the Hard
ware Store of Ilagelibabh, Borah A CO., whop they
aro now opening a very large stock of -Boots Shoes.
Hate, • Cops &c. And, 'haVing adoptca the Cub
System, they would-invite one and all to give them
an early call as bash buyers .will; ilndit greatly to
their advantage; to examine our stock before purchaBJ
ing elrewhero: We have a Shoe ,and Boot -Manu
factory, by which we ore • conitintly adding to our
already heavy stock, good' and substantial work
which will give ample satisfaction to She warner and
which we aro selling Wholssale and Retail et, the
verylontest figure. • -. • '' '
N. B. Just received a large supply of Gam Shoes
of ovary description. Also Trunks, Carpet Devi lee
garbleasured work will be done at thi3 shortest
notice. ELIAS MERTZ.
- LEWIS 11. MERTZ.
'Allentown, Nov. 9, 1,559. , Ly
Attention' - -Conipany! •
Heads Erect, and. Eyes ;Light, On
HHARRIS' TRlO—thero yoM can have your bcards•
removed with ease; and your hair cut, ram
punned, curled, frizzed or shampooned in a style Wad
eannot be surpassed. And keeps fur silk his Layaro
Iteditnin, TOr preserving and beautifying the
Also beards colored to suit the complexion, nt the
FOUNTAIN HEAD,
No; 52 East Hamilton Street, south side, •
TEMPLE OF TASTE, .
No. 29 East Hamilton St., north side, and
UNITY CABIN;
North west corner of Seventh and 'Auden Sts.
The subscriber renders manyethanks to his old pa
trons and Invites thoso to call who have not tested
tho el:Murky of his tonsorial operations. The corps
is under the supervision of
PROF. C..E. HARRIS,
Allentown, Pn.
—ly
December 7.—July 13
raper . Hangings Depol,
NO. 10 CORTLANDT ST., NEW YORK,
Directly opposite the Western Hotel,
TEE CROTON 'MANUFACTNRING CO., '
(Organized in. 1846, under thoGenoral Manufacturing
Law of the State of Now York),
Offers nt•wholennlo, in quantities to suit purchasers,
at Manufacturer's Lowest Prices, for cash or
approved credit
Paper Hangings, of every variety of styla and price,
herders to match, Fire-Board Prints,
Transparent Winnow Shodes„
Oil Painted Window Shades,
Wide Window Carlain Papers, and
Window Shade Fixtures,
Store Shades made to order, and Lettered,
Of the latest styles and superior finish, nll of their
own manufacture and importation. As their stock
is largo and entirely new they invite Merchants,
Booksellers, and Dealer's in these articles, to call
and examine their styles and prices, •whenever they
visit the city.
February 16,1860
KEROSENE & COAL OIL. LAMPS !
Head Quarters and Manufactory,
No. 114 South SECOND Street, below;Chosnut A
No. 1 'CARTER Street, Philadelphia.
' BC Be XIYOTT'S i •
Excelsior Kerosene and Coal Oil Burner.
MERRILL it JONES' Spring Burner, and all
other goad burners for• Coal Oil, together with
the largest end handsomest variety of LAMPS, of
every description. CHANDELIERS, horn two to!
fifty burners—Glussee, Wickm, Shntlea, and ell other I
articles pertaining to the business, together with the ._ . • .
bast KEROSENE OIL in the Country--11'holcsolel
& Retail—at the Manufacturers' lowest prives. I '
Ca . MaAillactory
phMerchants anti others will save money, by j . „ NI . r . ,
exeminining our Stock and Prices. I .... i1t.; ,..,,,..., IHE undersigned hereby informs
M. B. DYOTT'S 1 kir -- "" --- ::••• ' the public that he keeps eon-
LAMP and OAS FIXTURE STORE and FAC- '''` stantly on band at his Carriage Man
i ufaetory at Schneeksville, Lehigh County, Carrie-
TORY, No. 114 South Second and No 1 Carter
. gee of all descriptions, which he is prepared to Cure-
Stmet, I clew Chesnut, Philatra.
. ...... 3 1 .. 9. 1 ish nt the lowest rates. This carriage manufactory
Feliritury 29, IMO.
has been long established and is well known in this
66 A 'III.IU'I .
11199 entire section of the county. None but the best inn
. tennis are timid, and the best workin'en employed.—
T T is nothing to gain popularity, but it is rarely : Persons calling can nt all tlinen have a large variety,
1 that men retain it. Like money, come easy, go ! from which to select. Orders fur new carriages
easy, popularity is a tender affair, and requires care-' promptly filled. Repairs made at the shortest no.
ful nursing to keep it alive. • rice. By prompt attention to bushies' the sub-
Especially in this oliservable in mercantile affairs. I scriber expects to Inerenne that liberal patronage,
If the reputation, which is but another IMMO for , with which he has already beonlavored by the pub
popularity, be won by actual merit, it is lasting. Be• JONATHAN HESS.
C. 11. Schertnerborii, the well known • Schneckeville, February 29, 1850 —tf
Grocer, Rah and Piv , vision Dealer,
boob. itis straight.forwatil course, the fairness of his , TRUSSES! ,BRACES! SUPPORTERS !
t wice. and the excellence cf hie stock secured a rep
utation which will be lasting. C. 11. NEEDLES 9
Having taken the business himself' at the corner I S. W. Corner Twelfth and Race' Streets,
of Ninth and Hamilton Streets—he can defy corn 1 PHILADELPHIA.
petition and afford to sell at prices to suit everybody.. VIRACTICAL ADJUSTER of Rupture Trustee
(live him a cull and be satisfied with the Truth of ! r and Mechanical Remedios. Has constantly on
his assertions. hand a lnrge.Stock of (leonine French truim', also
a complete assortment of the beat American, includ
, ing the celebrated Whites Patent Lever Truss, be
lieved by the beat authorities to be superior to any
yet invented. English and American Supporters,
and Delta, Shoulder Braces, Suspensory Bendagee,
Self Injecting Syringes, adopted to both sexes,•in
;teat portable cases, French Pessaries, Urinal Bags
Sec:
Orders and letters of enquiry, will meet prompt
attention.
Anglia 24, 1859,
C. H. SCIIERMERITORN,
Corner of Ninth and Hamilton Streets.
Allentown, December 14, 1959. —tf
Moser & Grim,
N. 30 East Hamilton St.,
ALLENTO IV N , PA.
WHOLESALE and Retail dealers in Red and
Oak Solo, Harness, Upper end Cellar Leath
er; Kipps, Calf Skins, Morocco, Kid, Linings, Bind
ngs, Shoo threads and Shoo Findings at low prices
or cash. Also beat Tanners Oil.
The highest price paid for llldes.
BARK! BARK! I BARK! ! !
.They wish to buy three hundred cord° of good
Chcanut Oak Bark, at their tannery near the Little
Lehigh. They pay Seven Dollars and Fifty cents
per curd. Those who will cut down wood this
spring will do well to peal it; ua the Dark alone is
worth as mach , as Bark and wood together.
MOSSER & GRIM.
Allentown, Jan. 1S
CRAIN, FLOUR AND COAL.
rIMIE undersigned respectfully beg leave to inform
1 the citizens of Allentown and vicinity, that they
nro prepared to do all sorts of grist-work and to fur
nish Flour, Feed add Grain of all kinds at Butz's
Mill on the Jordan creek ono mile from tho borough.
Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats, bought at the highest
market price either at the mill or at their store-house
at the corner of Ninth and Linden Streets, (commonly
known as the Free Hall.) Orders for Flour, Feed and
Grain received either at their store house or at the of
office at their coal-yard, in First Ward, (T. J. Klep
ph:ger's Into stand.) The undersigned will carry on
as heretofore the coal and grain business at their
old stands. Business hereafter carried on exclu
sively on the cash principle. . • •
ROTH, MICKLEY & CO.
Allentown, Nov., 2, 1859. —tf
1860. 1860.
SPRING STOCK NOW OPEN.
Full Stock of SILKS,
Eull Stock of - RAWLS, •
Full Stock of DRESS GOODS,
Full Stock of LINEN GOODS,
Full Stock of COTTON GOODS,
• •
Full Stock of lILACK GOODS,.
'Full Stock of WHITE-GOODS,
Full Stock of LACE GOODS,
Now Materials for DUSTERS,
Novelties in FRENCH GOODS, Ac. d.
BYRE d, LANDELL,
• • Fourth and Arch Streets, Phil's
. _
N. B.—Storekeepers' may at all times find Good
Bargains, Daily from Now York and Philadelphia
Auctions. .
P. S.—Black Silks, at Net Prices, decidedly cheap.
February 29, 1860. :---3mos..
GLENN'S
ONE PRICE HAT AND CAP STORE,
(CORNER OF VIP PIPE STORY BLOCK;)
N. Weet corner of Eighth and Race Btreeflp
PHILADELPHIA.
The Public are respoctfully invited to bear in mind
that at this Store may be found an assortment of
Fashionable and Handsome
Moleskin Press flats, Soft Hats,
High, Low and Medium Depth Crown, Cloth
and Glazed Cape.
Plash and Plinth Trimmed Cape for Men and Boys
Fancy Mate and Cape for Children, at Fair Pricee'
. :01 -NO TWO PRICES FOR REGULAR GOODS.
January 18, 19d0. --ly
!7e,:t11 . N . ,E5.,:D.,..A,.:Y:. A 10,4
• Freela Mary
citl(TlLL opon,lis Spring f.crm on .Voi y Apri l
VV 1800. * • ' !!: it
:*To! iv.full and thorougli•ACedemlo Course of In-.
struction ' besides, the, Ancient nod Moderri“Dilit
gunge!, Is' added a g l ie.diitt .Wpartniene designed
to afford to young mon.Superior facilities for quali
fying theinsolvestoriTeachere... Surveying istaugbt
theoreticallY and practically• ;.
• If meahatilcii plefediloriol 'then, even ;afte,
genre of diligent and porfevoring toil in preparing
themselves for Abelr rtneetive callings, are but
Warily empleyod, ought-lid eepirents for Lilo high
And feirfully responsible (Am of moulding and
training . young minds, ozveot,to be even more cau
tiouslyemployed. ' '
For Catalogues containing;full..information ad
• dress ! . : .11. A.,.I.I.IANSIOKER, Principal,
. .Perltiouien,' Montgomery Co., Pa.
.yar-Sindente Min: ceirbSby tho East • Penusylva
nia Railroad by way of Reading .to the Royereforcl
I station, only,sovoral miles from the School.
February 22, 18110. •
. .
• Notices to Crontrattovs. •
QBALED 'proposals will ite received until the .10th
L., day of /ITO best . fer the Graduation nnellia:;
sonrY of the following afmtions of theALLEI TOIVI9
RAILROAD, to wit : StietiOns 25, 26, 28; 29, 30, 32,
35;30, 37, 33 E 89 find:the exoavatiolref a Tunnel
1200 foot long on Section 80. • .
Tho abovo sections comprise all' the heavy work
on the line of the road.' dt, is. believed to ho the
best olase of work that htut,haen offered to contractora
for some time ; being the work that is immunity for
'the construction of a flratifiluni road With very light
grades in a broken County, 'Specifications Maps
and , Profiles mg be aeon at the Engineers Office. in
Allentown.
Terms of paytnentTaila:, Proposals Lobe marked
Propnaa la and ltddres sad top° Choir Eng Moor , Allen
town, LehighCl:may; Pa.
r'sygy order of Ifonid.
BUTTRRWORTII, President,
OEO. B. ROBERTS, Chief Engineer.
February' 15, 1860. , • ' —St
A SPLENDID CIIANCE
FOR A BARGAIN
A. whole Stook of Store Goods, to be
•
• sold at private, Sale. .
TILE underaignod, Ar iniscrotor •of Christopher
Lichtenwalner, dAeasel; hereby 'gives notice,
that lie offere at private dale the aplundid Stook of
tinily-rondo clothing, boloitinig to decoaeod, and to
no found at the Store Stand On the Borough of Allen
town, at the corner of llamilton Rica find Hall.
Alley. Tho•stock contains n variety of all stioh
articles, ns aro - generally met. with in a well regula
ted esta blishment of the kind.
An opportunity is - oleo etibrod to parches° the
lease of the premises containing the stock, for A,
term of four years. For ?quilt:Ware inquire of '•
FRANKLIN STBTLER, Administratitr.
February Ifq 18110. . • —tf
Store IPoodig;
Al the old Stand, No. 9 East Hamilton ,Stree
3 doors below Yuhe & :V:ewhard's Hotel, A
MB
•lentown. •
THE undersigned would respeetfuliy announce that
1 ho has just returned front : Philadelphia with a
lot of now Goods in addition to his already large
stook ofall kinds of Dry Geode, Groceries, &c..
Ito will be glad to see all his friends and forther
cuftemers of the old firm at the Store, bopinx by
'etriet attention to business and fair dealing to merit
a continuance of patronage.
People from the couptry art invited to give him a
call. All kind of country produCo taken in ex
change fur goods nod. the highest market price paid.
J. T. BUII.DGE.
—tf
March
Send for Sir Waltar De Ruse's. GREAT
BOOK.—Every married and single woman
should' havo this valuable and instructive work. It
will save them ninny sleepless nights and days of
sorrow. Every young man and woman contemplat
ing holy wedlock, should have this highly Instruc,
tire book. It will save to those who road it; thous
ands of dollars, and many after chagrins and re
grets. Mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers send for
it and road 'its instructive pages. You will never
regret it. Sent free to any address, by enclosing
four stamps to W..DeRUSE, 11r. D.
'Box 84 Philadelphia, Pa. Post Off:co.
February 22, 1888. —ly
H. H. B. LICHTCAP & CO.,
i l l : COMMISSION EMITS griEs
- r -
No. 106 Warren Street.
Corner of Washington,
H B. LIOLITCAP, t NEW YORK.
Osonon WENNrR
CONSIGNMENTS of Flour, Grain, Seeds, and all
kinds of Produce generally solicited.
New. York, February . 15, 1860. —ly
Allen Insurance' Co.,
ALLENTOWN, LENIN! COUNTY, PA.
THIS Company is•organised under the general In
surance Laws of this Stater, and insures upon
the mutual principle exclusively, against loss by are,
on Buildings, Merchandise and other property. Ap
plication for hindrance may be made at the office of
the company, or to the Surveyors whose names hairs
heretofo rote= announced.
0. W. COOPER, President.
C. M. RUNK, Secretary..
Allentown, Dec, 17 1859. —ly
--- A. . AL . AL N" 3111, • '
. .
WITH
Lathrop. Ludington & ,Co.,
TMPORTERS and Jobbers of Poroign and Do
l. media
• DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C., •
Noe. 23 and 25 Park Moe, Now York.
Aslli" Also always on band an extensive stook of
Yankee Notions.
New York, November 30, 1859. . —ly
*5O to $l5O Per month.
HONORABLE BUSINESS. —Agents local or tray
oiling wanted in every town and county in the
Union to , engage in the ealo of it now Article patent,
of utility, beauty and. novelty demanded in ovory
family, office, store and manufactory, affording large
profile and quick sale:. No humbug or medicine,
and no bonus for patent right. Circular of &scrip
ion, terms, &c., mailed on application with three
cent stamp, to EMANUELL CO., '
Box 74, Allentown, Pa.
Fehrdary 8,1880. • • —tf
~m A - 2. 8, 18 '6'0.;
'112.4" RUsi sql:*? rl I: .1.11 I •
,1, • • •-• •
Allentown Academy •
. .
:fpit TOrta' of Atli Ithilliisiioia`nie • oponod on
• "Thursday tho let of September... Pupils aro ro
, ,colved tnto,tha §ohool at anytime and charged only
from die :data 'of intranco.
Prhxiaryi for quarter, •!, . $4,00;
Common English branohe'• •.:A 4,60® $
hligher.•!' with Latin,ando
" I " ' anchl
Made,
Use of Piano for practice,
Drawing,
Fuel for winter,
A. few pupils aro received into the family, of the
Principal at the rate of $4.0 per quarter for board,
washing and tuition in all branches except Mug°
end Drawing,. . : ~ • '
•. - N.. GREGORY , .
Deceinhot.: it —March 16. ' --ly •
''OP 3:) s.
liintnifacituror and Denler In
STR.A.W GOODS,
•
Nos. 103, 105 mid 107 North. Sedond -Street.,
PHILADELPHIA.
•NAT 4 are.noV ieColving our Spring Stock, %tido%
will cOmpriterd 'urge and dedrable assortment
of.all kinds of STRAW AND LACE GOODS. Our
stook .of, Flowers and. Ruches Will unusually. large
this seasatt,.and we would invite your special atten
tion to thht. department . please cell and oxalate°
them befommakingyouri purchases.
Yourgr i Atespootfaliy; " WARD,
'Net. 403/ 105 and - 107 North Second St,
.FebruttryA9:l4oo. • —im
Steckel's; Ambrotype
PlOrkttitt OrIe.LLERIT.
PP 00MS In the Third Story of Neligh Sc Breivig's
Lt
now building, (Lion Hall,) over the " Regis
tor" printing office, where ho continues to take the
different styles of Ambrotypo Pictures by sky-light.
lie can warrant his Pictures to be perfect as life.—
ITa returns his sincere thanks for the very liberal
patronage he has received, and hopes by producing
satisfactory likenesses, to merit a continuance of
patronage from nn intelligent public.
N. B.—Pioturoa taken at 25 cants. •
1. A. E.TECICEL.
—3m
Pocember 7
JOHN F. HALBACH
JUSTICE Of THE PEACE.
Oflies on the west side of 2d. street between Hamil
tott.und Linden Streets, has been appointed as
Agent of 'ALL. Holler's European Express and Expe
dition, Commission, and Forwarding' House, No. 3
Chamber Street, Now York.
He writes or draws all. Powers of Attorneys in the
,
erinan and English Languages and forwards to all
ermany anti England. Also Passage certificates
onn be had at his office to Brenton, Hamburg, Havre,
Antwerp, Rotterdam and London
Allentown, August 31, 1859,
EAGLE HOTEL•
CORNER of Hamilton and Seventh Streets, (Mar
hat Square) Allentown,'Pa.
THE ' Eagle' is well situated for the aorornodation
of travelers. It is furnished in the host manner.
Tho Table is provided with the best fare the mar
ket affords, and the bar supplied with the purest and
best liquors.
Farmers and perms from the country, will find
the stabling and yard, us well as the Hotel, conve
nient.
OilrOmnibuses run regularly from this house to
the Rail-rued depots.
MOSES SCHNECK, Proprietor.
Allentown, January 4,1800. ly
. - Etitabliihed in. 1810. :
Taney Dyeing Establishment.
J& W. JONEB;.*No. 432 N. Front St. above
. lowhill, Philadelphia, dyes Silks. 'Woolen and
Fnnoy Goods of every description. Their superior
style of Dyeing Ladies and Gentlemen's Garments is
widely known.
Crape and Merino Shawls
dyed the most brilliant or plain colors. Crape and
Morino Shawls olenned to look like new—also, Gen
tlemen'. apparel. Curtains,..ko. cleaned , or re-dyed.
..Call and look at our work beforo going also
whore.
February 20,1500.
AMERICAN
Life Insurance and Trust Company.
Capital Stock, $600,000.
COMPANY'S Buildings, Walnut Street, S. E. Cor
ner of Fourth, Philadelphia.
LIFE INSURANCE at the usual mutual fate's.—
Joint stock rates at 0 per cent. lase total Abstinence
rates the lowest in the world.
Full InforMation, Book and Application may be
had by calling on DR. WM. J. ROMIG.
Alliintown,:May 5, 1859.
JOSEPH S: KUDEB,. •
D,,
AGRADUATE of Jeffeffion Medical College,
and resident of Heidelberg township, Le
high•tounty, immediately in the vicinity of the
public house of Mr. Daniel Delbert, offers hie pro
thesional services to the citizens of that vicinity. He
ll•ghully answer to calls at all hours of the day
or night: . [November 16, 1859.—tf
MEI
Adam Woolever,
ATTORNEY . AT LAW,
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, ALLENTOWN, PA.
WILL atici.d to the, collection of claims in Le
high and adjoining counties.
Allontown, July 27, 1859. —ly
A. B. Schwartz,
nIFFICIE, East Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa.
five doors east of the Sheriff's Office.
Or -Can be consulted in the English and German
languages:lM
November 23, 1859
Bemoved.
C .
.M. RUNK has removed his Low Office to N 0.48
East Hamilton street, oppusite Bechtel's Amor
(can Hotel.
The Office of RUNK do SAttonn, and of the ALUM
INnonANCit Commistv. have been removed to the
same.place.
..Dec. 17 1850.
WITBLX.A.DIE REIIPMER,
GENERAL HEWS AGENT,
• ALLENTOWN, PA. • •
All dally.pnpars (rem Now York and Philadelphia
served to Subscribers regularly after the arrival of
the cars. •
Dn. A. 19. HEATH of New York City, will give
a Free Lecture on the hest method of preserving
health, and of attaining a Ripe ail Age, in Allen- -
own, March 28th, at the Odd Fellow's flail, at 8 P.
M. • The Dr. will give 'Advice Free on the 20th at
the American Motel, up to the leaving of the last
train for Easton.
Allentown Feb. 22,
NATIONAL HOTEL, •
neon STREET, A MOW =Mtn
PHILADE.LPHIA. •
. CYRUS OARItiAlstY, Proprietor.'
November 2.,1859. '
PURE OHIO •
CATAWBA BRANDY,
D. LAWALL, solo ngent for Um county.—
.1124. Prleepor bottle 81.25, by the case 810.
Allentown, Jan. 11. , .—tf
DR. S. P. BLISS - ,
31:1113E111W . '71C 1 311.11971Vis
OFFICE 0 ER PRETZ, WITH I CO'l3 STORE
ALLENTOW N, PA
8,00
2,00
2,00
WM
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stream whio4,flowa from a neigll.lpFing
, itthen win4a *Jong the margin of the•golieary
ES
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-et
, A, IFTICHECIAANp, 1149714E1Tt.
Highland w . idop left helffaxo on{ly one
mcaTil9g,/43 order to reach hefore erittig• the
regdoileace of, a,
.kinailan ,who had proixt se& to
assiather *paylpg her reat,. eatlIVA dti
lion back:Jur a,,hoy, tyto, ! yeaiii "old:
The jeArP-9.7, 1 Yee Ives.fol"i4
. .
the aotan,wild .
aud ionely Rath, I ; ! , ,hT .first
,heard story I an l gPing,t9'..Wl you _The'
mountain track, ,after, leaving the amau village
by , the seashore, where the widow liv,oy,lpaast3is
through a gem/ valley, watered . by a, Ogieeflil
lake, until its :further and it enthienly turns
.„ • . . ,
into. an :oxtensie copeoToorA, of:
,ofilr . and'
birch. • ( I "
From. this it enlarges way up a
mountain .840, • and entering a dark 'tick
through , ,whioh; a torrent; rushes amid
of granite, it at last condUois the travellei:,' by
a zigzag ascent to a narrow gorge is
homtned 'in, upon •every side by giant pr'der
picas. Overhead is• a strip of blne sky; and
below.is dark and gloomy..,
•
• From dill mountain pass tho,vridow's - dwellL
If
log was ten mines off , and no , human; habite
tion was, nearer than her • own. $6. ad'un
dortaken a long journey indeed. . But
,holisint
was due some weeks before, and the sub-faetbr
had threatened to (*possess her, as the village
in which she lived, and in which her family
had lived for two generations, was about to be
swept away, in order to enlarge a sheep tkirm.
Indeed along the margin of the quiet stream
which water the green valley, and'along the
shore of the lake, might even• then ho traced
the ruins of many a hamlet, where hippy and
contented people once lived, but where tic,
sound is heard eiaept the bleat of a solitary
sheep, or the scream of tho eagle as he wheels
•
his flight among.the dizzy precipices.
The morning gave promise of a lovely 'day.
But before noon a sudden change took , place in
the weather. Northward the sky I became
black and lowering. Masses of: clouds rested
upon the hills. Sudden gusts of wind began
to whistle among the rocks, and to mine with
black squalls the surface of the lotih. 'The
wind sills succeeded by rain, and the t rain by
sleet, and the sleet by a heavy fall of snow.—
It, was the month of May ; for that storm is
still remembered as the "great Mayi storm."
The wildest day of winter never beheld flakes
of snow falling heavier and faster, or Whirling
with more fury through the mountain pass,
filling every hollow and whitening every
rock.
Wcar3', and wet, and cold, the widow reach
ed that pass with her child. She kn . t.vr that a
mile beyond it there was a mouuta;n
ing which could givoshlter ; but the moment
she attempted to face the storm of snow which
was rushing through the gorge, all hope failed
of proceetting ita•that direetion. Tito'return
home•was equally impossible.' She tnutt find
shelter. The wild cat's or fox'S den Would be
welcome.
After wandering for some time among the
huge fragments of rock which skirted the
over hanging precipices, she at fast found a
more sheltered nook. Crouching beneath a
projecting rock, she pressed her child to her
trembling bosom.
The storm continued to rage. The snow
was accumulating overhead. Hour after hour
passed. It became bitterly cold. The .even
ing approached. The widow's'heart was Sick
with fear and anxiety: Her child her only
child, was all she thought of. Shot *rapped
him in her shawl. But the poor thing had
been scantily clad, and the shawl was thin
and worn. The widow was poor ? and ter
clothing could hardly defend herself from the
pierciag cold of such a night as this. But
whatever was to become of herself„ her child
must be preserved. , The snow in whirling ed
dies, entered tlip recess, which afforded at,' the
best but a miserable shelter. The night Came
on. The wretched mother:stripped off almost
all her •• own clothing, and wrapped it round'
her child, Whom, at last, in despair
i she put
into a deep
. crevice of the reek, among twine
dried heather and fern. • . ' •
And now she resolves at all hazard% to brave
the storm, and return home in order to get as
sistance for her babe or perish inlthe attempt.
Clasping her infant to her heart, and co'vering
its face with tears and kisses, she laid him.
softly 'down to sleep, and rushed into 'the'
snowy drift. '
' The night of storm was succeeded •by a
peacofhl morning. The aun. .shone from the
clear blue sky, and wreaths of mist bung along
the
. mountain top, while a; thousand water
falls poured down their 'sides. Dark figures,,
made visible at a distance on the white ground,
might be seen with long poles examining ovary
hollow near the mountain path. They are
people from the village, who are searching for
'the widow aniii her son. They have reached
the pass. A cry id heard by one'of the shep
horde, al he sees a bit of a tartin cloak among
the snow. They 'have found the widow—.
dead; her arms stretchedforth as if imploring
for assistance Ilefbre noon they; discovered
the child by his cries. He was safe in the
arevice•of the ro l ck. • The storyof that woman's'
affection -for her child was , soon read in lan
guage which all understood. Her earnest
naked body revealed her love:
gany a, tear was shed, many an excian:ia
don expressive of admiration and affection
uttered from enthusiastic, sorrowing Highland
hearts, when on that evening , the aged pastor
gathered the villagers. in the defiertedhomie • ef
mourning, and by prayer and fatherly exhor
tationsought to.improve, for their sOula'' good,
an.event so sorrowful.
.More than half a century palmed --
aWay..
That aged ppd faithful pester' was long dead,
though 'his memory still lingers in Many a re.
tired glee among the children 'of children'
whose parents. he baptised. , His eon whose
looks were white with age, was preaching to a
congregation, of higlanders is one of our greet
cities, it was a communion Sabbath. The sub
ject of hie discourse was the love of Christ.—
In illustrating the self sacrificing nature of,
"that love which seeketh not her own," ; he
.21 4 44 -
Niir 1 4)
TVIaLT. ! Lt.:
11!.1111.111 .1 Acra
to t
MILE Ito 2( 6
narrated the above story of . thellighland wid
ow;;Wbin lio gad litnkeltitliown In boyhood.
And be (*tidied,'" Ittll4 l 6filldltilloW 6live, what
;wOiddleif 'lMitirt, 'lie 'did not
`oherlidimi ( liii r 946tlieh ! niemory,
tmd if. the' :Sight hi' Hitt: OW' iiitoiied cloak,
Whioh - Shihke".wi‘fipptidquiuntiliiiii'lli order
io thi'life' tine thiit sof" hiirekiii; did not
till tan ktiititide toki j ileep for
wordel 'Yet WhiktlietlitsshiVe l ytki; Mthearers
if over thebe- M'enioril' tif t/iioSaylmit's sacri
fie'of hiiiMelf,'ybiido'nbt'fielthaigliow with
deeper'love'nd
kibiv dayi-ifterAisli sent
'by a dying; iiii'mr-fetiiidstingl2) inlifihld clergy-
The
with? itiiied"thti l &blister by
the band',' andlgtistitg 'fifl r lis face,
oa f& : •:, L')",,PO
" YO . ll dO gnise
id's. Bat litiovi 7- psic)did i .t , li f ithW - iiinr father
bafbre yoff. PhilVo been' aylji iidirean many
f I haito visited *iiir l y of the
' tindl'ongh bled'ai -c inFiing and
ediliitol ''deine id tide toieit'ilhW weeks
ago, In entered
You'rehtifoN the - chili& or / My, 'cOnlitrymen,
where . I icbuld' otide nitire % T ear,' In s itillanguage
'of m y youth.. .and'. of in'y heirt, l dui Gospel
1.-.lteard yon tell' the laity of the
Widow and 64. so' ' "
If ere tlio voibe 'of the' old" Soldiek r faltered,
his eMottoh clieked his idteihnhti bht recov
ering hinuielf for a thionxent.`iiebthidi "I am
that eon '!'."arid buret' tears.—
' " Yes he `it mitiimed:' "I aai thht tidal Nev
er; 'fieVer dm I forge' ther.iiiiithies love.—
Well might4oU ask Whitt a heart eliohld mine
have been if she had biuin•forgotten'by me.—
Though I haver SSW her, licit; 'hie is her
memory ; and my only Aesiii3 nerwis( i to lay my
bones beside 'hoes in the old bhirolttikd among
the hills. But . sir• What lireak6 geart, and
covers me 'witlisittuneis now I nev
er saw, with . the eyes oflray•sonlVitierlbve of my
Saviour in giving himielltfoilMb,liit:foor, lost,
hell deserving 'sinner. -IlltOifesillt l l I eon.
fese it 1" he cried; lookipg ittOteivlitiaven his
eyes • streaming with tears ;. - atallpiessing th
ministers:hand:close to hie Irretterhe added :
" It was God who made you tell ihat story.—
Praise be to his holy name that:tny :dear moth
er, has not died in vain; !that 'the prayers
which I wee told. she used"toloilbr for me have
been et . last answered ;. for At) ' , love of my
mother his been moh.ea by tl b ItolY Spirit in
making me see as I:never:air/ before, the love
•of the Savid%r. see-ii; lyilitive , it, I have
found• deliverance in old , iigthewletre . l found it
in my ;Jhildhood ;:irtth I cleft Jor ihelrock, but
it is the Rook'oflAgetilPli 7-d l'n 110 (1
And elasping' • hie Itande;htiiiptifitod with in
tense fervori 14Can ninotheigforkether suck
ling child; that; ohe shoiild: :not 'MVO% compas
sion cit; ttie abli•ofibeegitbbatir A 11411 they may .
'fbrgetT yet' fortetmtlieel" , .—Rev.
Normaix Loath` Ai: 1.7:4 ;t
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„Loot. OUT FOR WOMM-7r,YOUng man
keep your eyes open • when yoa .are after the
women. If you• bite at the naked book you
are grden:". Its Iv pretty dress or form so
attractive; or .4 pretty We; even? Floun
ces, twig are no sort of 'ootwequenoes. A
pretty face will grew dd. • ,Pwintiwill wash
off. The sweet smiles. of the.'llire) will give
way to the scowl of termagant: Another
'and a far different r.beingroiwlUr take the
place of the lovely -goddess , vilmimiles and
este ryoni caddy. (-Their , coquette will
shine in 'the 'kitchen dorner;l. and with the
once sparkling eye and limning bbunten ance
•will look .daggers' at you..i , aieveare 1 Keep
your eyed Open, - boyV•whitnr rvaiare after the
women if the.dear iscrods, andweblds at her
mother in the , . beet roans; may. be sure
you will get particular tubs allover the house.
If she blushoslatrdettiestie dutish, be sure
she is of• the' dishrag svhdocriejuZilittle breed
ing and a great: deg It you marry
a girl Who khOws Inathink ibtitiOloommit wo
man shiaghlinconi the piano, eytutehave got the
poorest pleco.of musio . everiorninz Fi n d on e
whose mind is rigliti,•isuid • therwilitch. Boy
don't be bangingrround• . liki 4414'0p-thief, as
though you wero.aShanted‘ to , bei'eeen in the
day time;: butwalk upiike klioken to the
dough-pile,' and ask fori the' 'allele like a
• HoLn'ou, i )3ors.-- , ..llol , otv;to.:Your tongue
when, you' tire just• ready -tudsvretcr, or speak
harshly, or any.imprtper:werd..,
Hold op to your hand ; when you are about
,ready to strike, pinch, soratch,:etcal or do any
improper act. • .• •
- Hold on to your _feet , when you ; are on the
point of•running away from !Andy, or pursu
ing the.path - of error, shame or. prhne.
Hold on•to- your temper, -when ,you are an.
gry,,exoited,or, imposed upon,oiothers are an
gry. about You. • ' • • ": '.•
• Hold on to your heart. when , ev4l associates
seek your „company, aed invite•you to join in
theirgarnes, mirth and. rer*Y- ' •
Bold on. to your good name at All times for
'it is more •valuable to ~ you than, gold, high
places or fashionable attire, •!••
• Hold on to-the truth, for it will•serve and do
you good through9Ot oterAltdr. ,
Hold' on tu your virtue--Pitt ie above all price
o you; in Ali times , and, place*, „
Hold onto your goodepharmter,for it is, and
-and ever•will. b%YeAr beet wst4th.
..A..4ciwn east ediMr:iiitye . he has seen
t 44 contrivance our
. .lawym when th e y
•
warm, pp with ,th e iiptiject.l "ice says it was
glati: concern, 'prpkiield . about a pint.
•
• ,
A borrosporidant sage eat ft *Oman is twice
'as gobd us 'a eh& proves it•thus by the
stiiy ortoguiiiiiy—M4m-ivn--double you 0
A noval contest came off in Montgome
ry, Ala., a few days . since--A plowing match
between-a camel and a mule, the camel bear
ing off the palm. - - ,
serif you want ,to Imre, ftman for you
friend, never get the ill:wili'of NI wife. •
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