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Dian k WEAVER/having lately formed co:.
1 . ~ iartnerthip in the above business, respectfully
announemter.the 'citizens of Allentown and ileinity;
thltt they hnve on hand a lint-rate assortment of
B N W'af.S.
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titan deisitiptiotts, e lines tinr f Bureaus, Side-boards
Pier,..Ceritrey Card, Main land Breakfast' Tables,'
alse,WiltitnNot And S ofs Tab es, Parlor Chairs,Sprin g
seat 80/icing Chairs; Sofas, Piano-stools, Bedsteads
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nf every dem ptien,•tiogether with a general assort.
Mont of KIT HEN EIOHNITITRE, all of which they
WSW sit gi , time which 'defy competition in either
to*YfAit-connti'Y. Thley" also manufacture to order
every dossidlition Of Farnituro,•and every article sold
by them is lvtairanted to give entire satisfaction, or no
sale. So please give thorn a call and,see for your
selves, at. No. 21:1 West Hamilton street,—sign of the
Venetian 'Blind. Also, always on hand, Tucker's
Patent and Putnam's Patent Spring Beds. Also, all
kinds of LoOking °lathes.
Naii-4k:bomplete assortment o Venetian Blinds
alaraya onhand, and nutdn to order at Short notice.
SIMON H. PRICE,
HENRY 13: WEAVER.
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33TT3r "E"CrOlEt.
HOUSE FURNITURE
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The argest ) Beek-enfi_ most Fashionable
Stookin Allentown: - *.
• L'AFIAD I READ I 1 READ . II I —..
rrqnrwidiridgn ad have optineil their Nitw Cantrisa
1 WAREROOIIB, at No. 52 West Hamilton Street,
near Hagenbuch's Hotel, in the borough of Allen•
town, where they have in store, of their own menu•
facture, a largo assortmert of
• FURNITURE,
of
• , Dressing and Plain Bureaus,
""'• ' •Ni -
800 ! - t3 Rees; tiOMI . , •
• Extension and othor.Tablgs
Stands of every description,
,41ign and low Cottage Bedsteads, •
A
Cano Seat, Windsor and Rocking Chairs,
. • Settees, Loolsing Glasses,
ott,mll• shoo, and 'all other articles in hie lino or
buottese. •
Persons who are about to engage in housekeeping
can procure a full outfit at 'prices as low, if not a lit
tle lower, than can be pun: Mood elsewhere. All tho
Furniture is well made, and can be warranted to be
g00d,.. ,, Repelling promptly stionded to.
MALBURCI Qc lIAGRI4I3I3CII.
Allentsiwn, May 30, 1860.1
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Lgdies 9 0
FANCY FU
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TWIN BARNIRA, No
,71,8 Ancu ST., be
tween fitb and Bth Sts.
Philadelphia.
(Late of 818 Market St.
Importer, Manufacture
of and Dealer in all kind
of
FANCY, FURS.
Having removed to in;
Nets Store, 718 Arch St
and being now engage(
entirely in the Notaajad•
tare and Sale of Fancy
Fur', which, in accord
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once with the " One Pri
at the lowest poeeilde pri t
able profit, I 'would soli t a visit from' those in want
of Fury for either Ladie or Children? Wear, and an
inspection of my selecti n of those goods, satisfied,
ita.Pqm, of my ability ,t.o please in every desired
essential. 6. . . ..
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Uit..Pehoits at adi ince, who' aii . slit incon
venient to call persona y, need onl ' a the arti
ole,.they wish togothe with the p
.. ',lnstruc
tions for sending , and orwerd the "Ay ad
dress—money accom nying -..t0 ins ithifac•
tory compliance with (heir wishes. . 1,
August 22, 1860. I
A. IL F' ANCNOU'
lIAB RE OVER FROM 241 TO'
433-MaOle St., bet ail ;
.~101 liWSNQ. ;
RedtretiOr! of Goods'
whit. 'a *ale ". 77;Y!1 to 374 °N. deo
Cotton Laps, In r. "l2 " Ih,
Colored Carip !;.;,;,, et C. . ; 21 " 20. "
'White " 4( 17 f, ft It
Cotton Yarn, c; 19 "1 8 if
Randell'e Tie Yern " 22 ' 1 20 " "
" " " ordineq, " 20 "IB " "
Beet Candle Wick, ' " 22 "20 '‘ "
No. 2 " " .20 , 1" 18 "
r.
Linen CarpekChnin, "; 20 "19 " "
Manila Bed`Cotals, 103 ft '" 950 , 800 " des,
'lamp " 108 f. " 250 275 "
AU kindoef—Mopes-redteed-from -60 to 25 cents
per dozen. v‘ r
lemomber tho bast goat and chor7t stock, the City, lo kept at 429 arket Street Bitiqiith";
north side.; .
September 5.
Wanted.--A Wife.
THE undersigmd 2 ; 0 years of age, wishes
L. to ongogo'..inisolf the;stede.of.',',nudtnnony"
with a companion ...,t, rpOssigelkg the
following qualideatio.. •',-• • - •
lst.—Sho must hope 0 , 1 common sense. .•••••
2nd.—Must underlain 01.4 rp eaning of "Lady" ,
or know how to bobs
Hrd and last of midi are, hoht-brown . hair
and decidedly hand mm .
A kind dispositi n p rabl to wealth. Only
such as above spool ed noo apply sacredly ano. oo _
lidentially to the un °reigned stating time and pious
of interview. Addless
Cardmf J
September 5.
DR. TKO
VORAIHRLY a p
.1: Martin and gr
avivania, announce
vicinity that' he ha
Ilantilton qtreel, di
D rug S tOre, wi
to condor hie profe
April 25, 1860.
lilllitilill
IMPORTAIYI
e Price
STORE !
441 ," '_.sm
12112
A. Y. REGISTER.
Oliver, Esq., Allentown, Pe.
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OE C. YUGUI
vale offleO student of Dr. O. L
luate of the University of Penn
to theoitizens of Allentown and
opened: on ottioe No. 52 East
, ctly opposite Lewisehmidt 1
,rehe Li read)! isy'daY rbY nigh
hind set ideas to all ieted.
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tiliA NEW PLACE
ICS TO MIMO
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THE Inegoit of go
itnitown, eon be found
No. 20 EAST HA LTON STREET . ,
NZLIGH 8: t . EMIG'S
"LION zt AL. i-. i-.."
These gentlemen adopt this othod to inform their
friends and the public in gen- I thett•they 13t111 cat'-:
ry on the Merchant Tailoring witless.
heir stock of Geode among her articles, consists
of lotha of all, oelialA and toe, Cassimeres,•of
Fran, and American manufac ies ; Vestings, bilk
Volvo .., Satins, Silks, Woretetiind other doprip
fions, figured and plain, Shirt t and Shirt-collars,
Stocks, Cravats, Ilandkorehlofellose, Suspenders,
&d o ' besides many other articles ming in their line
ef .business, and all will lid sold tho lowest prices.
Their stock of
Ready-Blade CI tog,
comprises every thing in tbo clot ng line, from an
over:coat doWn to an under-shirt ado up after the
latest and most fashionable style. Their stock be
ing so extensive, that none will lei e it, unless fitted
from the "bottom to the top."
. Customer Wo ,
will be done up as usual, and for eir work they
are willing to be bold responsible, both aro prim-
Heal workmen in She " art of cutti ," and all the
work is made up under their own e ervision.
Having adopted the CASH eyste , they are not
compelled to provide up hat loseby increased
prices. Buyers who pay cash are of required 4o
make up the losses of such as will u pay.
1:R1 - Agents for Thomas P. IVilli t,l3' and G. C.
Scott's Fall and Winter Fashion PI es. Country ,
tailors supplied.
st:frAlsa agents for Weed's PatcatlSewing Ma
chine, it is one of the beet in ueo on dcount of its
simplicity, correct mechanical prineitlos and the
superiority of its work. Prices—No, o t sso ; No. 5,
75: No, 4, 110; Nu. 4, $lOO.
JOHN !atm,
JOHN L. B EINIG.
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Allentown, September 5
11.3111VD017.41.3r.5.
Barbarous' Annotinoent !
WILLIAM REIM ,
TONSOIt GENERAL, of the Eifel° Ilegion of
Ponnsylvanin r is heppy to inforoi t isoverelgn
people, :scattered throughout the clfatill ov the
vici4orn banks of tho e., bcire ,h of Al
, . •.. i AI! Itlfirt
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• • • PALATIAL SILOINGXBALOOIII. '
Nq. 43 East Hamilton•otrebt.;.'nettoly. opp the
Vost Once , whore he inyites 'them. to,sall• ,they
want a gulf*, cagy SHAVE; HAIII. CU ING
SHAMPOONING, or WARM, or COLD Il IL
' 'T'HE • -, ~.. h
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" Son of man, take Ass al' a r 3 X .
Ezekiel, 6th chapter, lo et
Halt„gentlemen, halt for A moment or trio,
And read viluttap artists 'from Allontown, aii 7 o
Your hair he caiitiat'ups.or cuZit.with ski •
Qr,.if to your:ehin, sirs,,fod•wishilliku to air
•Ititaot to tho fashion, or just toyoblirwill; . [
A
,„,,..„,.myznovo ill its roughness avray,, - ,;',
-Sao - _keep razor all obstacles yield,
i' llos to the sharp edged scythe in the fl a,
,vs .- er branch of his trade you will fin
~ , a workman cut out to your mind, .
, •.: - C.o"in, and try him, and ho has no
fear,
i'J
in will employ him, whilstbe romaine h
o;
Ho, le, gentlemeu A yritb a heart truly fervent,
In his tritutri,i4trade; your most humble serve L.
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'PERFUMEI?IES.
Tincidrgest and best selected assortment of et
fumeries, Extracts. Soaps, Brushes, Powders, a i
Allentown, comprising all .varieties, qualities am
pzioes, at • MAME
AND COLD BATHS
May be had a 1 all hours of day or evening:
this departinant everything . is:arrangod for the c
venienee of patrons. • •
,'• ', NEWS ot-FicE. , •• •
0. ; .. tedwittthe above baiiness is, the a I
regn , established News Mice In Allent 0..,
All . t it #
imtTork and Philidelphia &MOE regain I
reeelted•MM 'distributed to regular subscribers al
for sale .ite . gm' counters . Also, all Illustrated
pore, popularliookliesMagesiner, Novels, &p, As
, ,• .• . . .N.EDIER'S
.. . .
for a past liberal recognition by t
public, he will ever strive to conduct Lie bur:incite
as to merit a continuance of tho some. '
Allentown, September ft.
¶3. K. MOYER,
OM
'REINHOLD & MOORE
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TOBACCO AHD SEAS
Warehouse,. S. W. Corner 3rd and Race•Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
JTC. SWOYER formerly of Lehigh aunty wouh\
0/ • respeotfully inform LIB friends and b public
that bo is soiling Tobacco for the above , In whorei
lo,woul,d be glad to receive customers and sell that'll
'goods that ho itili.guarantee to provo•stitis ctorily,
— !Ailtog4axortment Lf Manufactured nd Loaf
rii',olwAy.kqn. hand.
tiet . 2o, 134130., —ly
'lent own ikcadem .
TILE Fall Term-of thin Institution was ope Aid Go
1 Monday the 3rd ofSiptdinber. .Pupile ate r,.,-
odlved into , the Sehyli at any time and chargedonly
y r ,
.from th ' tait343.
. ..
Prima , erquaricry, : ' 4.00
T0m04522 siglibb, t rips,ohae,. 4.50 cC05.00
f*Wr. - `. 'fl ; ...fr• . 0 with Latin and Greek, 0.00
. :., , o a " " French, f. 50
Music, ...4,.k. - 4.00
Use of Plano N. practice, . i.OO
Drawing, - • . 5.00
Fuel for winter, • 50
A few pupils arc received into the family of be
Principal at the rote of $4O per quarter for•bund,
washing and tuition in all !munches except Mutio
and Drawing.
July 11, 1860 w
EAGLE HOTEL.
CORNIm of Hamilton and Seventh Stro eta, (Mar
ket Sum* lllantowa, Pd.
TEE Eagle' to well situated for the a. co nedation
of travelers.. It is furnished in the hest u a .nor.
The 'rabic; is prorle.d with the best fart. the mar
ket affords, and the bar ii , pplied with the purest and
Feat . liquors. . . .
Farmers and persons from the country, will find
th• stabling and yard, as well as ti , Hotel; conve
ent., .
O
01•mnibufe.ti•ino regularly from this ; Limo to .
be Rell-road depots.
MOSES SCIINEOK, Pioprietor.
Allentown, January 4, 1880. • ly
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• ' OOAOff AND CARRI'AC-E
nANt,FA,,CrOttt;
P2l 11 It 8. iiras
114ESPECi'VULLY announces t43' tali friends and
tho public in general that he' htte r laMfy''oet&
moncod on an extonsive - scalc the
Qoadimaing Molten,. • '
n variousbranelies, at the old stand inlightli
streer;oppaelte the 'adman Lutheran Church, whelp
he islirepilied to make 'to order,, and also kedp o'd
hand,
Omnibuses, Pockathays, Carryalls,
York teayons,'Bubviea, Sulkeys,
&c.; &c., &e.,
Which, for beauty and durability cannot be surpass
ed . by any, Connhmakera, in the State or elsewhere,
while, his terms aro as reattonable, as thoste of any
establishment. Ile uses none but &grate materials,
and employs none but good workman—Consequent
ly, ho intends that the vehicles .manufactured at hie
establishment ''t sSalt take the shine off" of all oth
ers made in this part of the country. Ile professes
'to iinderatandthis business by experience, and there
fore assures, himself that he , shall be enabled to rem
dx,itatisfactioa, to his customers. Call npd fudge
for yourselves., ..„. „. .
Allentown, May 23, 186 D,
e ever , brouglii to Al
Campaign Medals,
CONTAINING Beautiful Photographic Portraits
of the Candidates.
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pefrAgents ordering by mail, must enclose the
price, and one cent extra for each medal, for postage.
If ordered by Express, cost and charges can be .col
looted by tho Express Agent if desirable.
ta..Agents should order from tto numbers, of the
above List, and state what proportion of each Can
didate they want.
_Packages of less than ten, at retail prices.
Address, K. ORUGER,
742 Broadway, New York.
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111 August 15, 1860
MOUNT AIRY. HOTEL
THJi undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and. the public in general, that he has rented
nd now,occuples the new
• MOUNT AIRY HOTEL.
. In .Bast Allentown on the road lead
,- Sng•from Bobimprs lintel to the Al
i-pi m r.• libtown Iron Works., The House lo
- lnautifully situated, large'and roomy,
with first rate stabling and water close at hand.—
Being somewhat experteneed in kcrping n public
house, ho flatters himself to bo able to give full sat
isfaction to those who may think proper to favor
him with their custom. , . .
He will furnish his bar with the boat of 1141gors,
and hie table with the choicest the market affords.—
His bedding are all now, and cleanliness will be pb ,
served throughout bin establishment.
He invites such of his friends who pass and re
pass his house, to give him a call,
Allentown, April 11, 1860,
REIMER
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IN ALLEN2IO.IIrIT.,
'PETER LErra,
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STYLES AND PRICES
Retell Price. ,Agente.
I.—Largo Double, Silver Plated, 50 ete. 20 Ma
2.—Double, Silver Plated, 36 15
3.—Double, Silver Plated, 30 12
4.—Small, Silver Plated, 25 8
s.—Solid, Double, Gilt, 25 10
IL—Shell, Double, Gilt, 25 9
7.—Single, (Candidate for Prod
dent,) Gilt,
B.—Scarf, Sbawl and Badge Pine,
with Portrait, 25
Carpetings , - Oil-Cloths, &c..
PHOUGH, Jr., invitee the attention of buyers to
. hie exton.ive stock of CARPETS; of jroreign
and Domestic Manufacture, and of the moat cellibri.-
ted makes. For beauty of designs and durability of
colors, cannot be excelled—lf you see them you will
be Imre to buy.
Beautiful Tapestry, English Brusseels, 76 cents to
$l.OO, ac.,.Three-Plys, Ingrain Carpets, suitable for
sating; dining rooms and chambers, 25, 37.1,-01
wool 50, 82, 75, ho. Also, large stock of Floor Oil
Cloths, from ito 8 yerds wido. WINDOW SHADES;
forms an important branch in our business.—l keep
on hand styles of every description. Druggetings,
Coco-Mattinye, Stair Rods, Rugs, Hats, hug Car
pets, dm. PHINEAS HOUGH, Jr.,
No. 508 North SECOND Street, (First Carpet
Store above NsbIe,)—BRANCII •STORE, No. 802
SPRING 0 Ani.:uB Street, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
N. B.- -Discount made to Country Storekeeporit.
1 ugust 22, 1880. - —4lm
DO YOU WANT
SHOES OR HATS ?
loallb os,
The place to bny,them Cheep is at
the StOre of' Elias Mort( & Son,
No. 79 West Hamilton Street; -next
door 'above the Ilardwaro store of Ilagenbuch,
Ilerala & Co. They having just reduced their prices
full 10 per cent, with a largo and well selected-stoek
of goods to which constant additions aro being
ren.le,nod would respectfully invitoonoand all togive
them en early .call, confident that they will not -go
away dissatisfied.. The stock consists of a general
variety of Boots, Shoots, Mats, Caps, Trunks, Va.
jizea, Carpet Bags, &c., all of which will be sold
cheaper than the cheapest for Cash or trade."
ELIAS MERTZ & SON.
N. B. Merchants will find it to their advantage
to examine our storek before purchasing elsewhere.
May 2,1860. tf
Executor's Notice.
LETTERS testamentary having been granted to
• the undersigned, Executor of the lest will and
ostament of Lydia Frantz, late of North -Whitehall
lownship, Lehigh county, deceased, all , persons in.
lebted to, said ostato are requested to make pay.,
beet within six wooks from this date; and all pee
ns having claims .against sail Mali?, will present
em, duly authenticated, for eetllerzient within ,tdie
ie mentioned time to . ,••• '.
ETAVAED KOHLER, Executor.
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Hata wfijki,n g, dais& driving I. . :
At.l.• 13OUT HEAD 'COVERS. -
Hikerintera IltdOSTdolialive 1111
"fO °tram; light;'airy, dashing. .
- • . 1/ -A l 'lfo, en of tact° and fashion il
1414 ° '"` tames bright and jolly '
•
' ;Bata for.
Ha " rbr 4144 1164 . giY i' " • . .
i. 4.1 and burly ;
He; for st
i „,. ht hair or for curly;
:.t 4 , gla ftt te f r ° a r in7pr o ' -' l4 ' P 6 ma ti t g n , E t n i t i l i t h l6 g g c ; . . ,
Hats, for Aria
E xy,‘
' Hats for every k a It Ot'ag °ther .; '" . , !
„Hats of ',silk, .feltosi, : ,,'
either;
beaver; ' • •••"'
~..,Hots li pat;dlm9" wqs '
‘ l,
' ata• Or. spa's and wit Y , F 1 .1 '': • . "
Hata of styles:to Wfinea Pf„ a°B ;.,
Hate with which a roma 0 t.. ,. ,, ,
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Hats for scenes of 'wild "',, '±. '
' " Hats of •Many ShaPetran -
.' : Hate admitvid by Drams" , 4 . . ,
• Hats to stand all kinds of m V.,
Hats distinct for every °Alin "S
Hats llghti•pliablei elastic";
Hats less flexible and plastic;
Hate of quiet styles.forpastors ; •
Hats round-crowned 7 nyour ketowi .'
, asters •
. Hats to shit snob' thee and itsitiOri I , '
Hatif num:doled• for ventilation;
Hats for young mon and for children ,
Hats of beauty quite bewildering; .
slats , that boys and Misses sigh for; s, , '
Huts, in fact,,that habit's Of 9 fort \ \ '
Hata for soldiers, hats for sailors;
Hata that grace the work of tailors ; ,
Hats at. THERE, FOTTII I • End. FIVE dollars; ''\
Fit for gentlemon and scholars, .V.
At floss' Great' Hat Emporium, No. 33 East Ham-
Iton etroet, nearly opposite the German Reformed :
church.. Straw Goods in all their variety, Ladies'
hhakets, Ladies' Bloomors, Children's Flats, Chil
' dren's Plain and Fancy Ruts, ;Boys' Caps and Hard,
Iravoling and Sportingcaps,ltedsoft Hata. The, An: ,
tortmonta ombraco a gteater. variety of styles than
hls over yet been 'atteletacid Att this branch of .the
irinessin Allontown.
. , • SXLVBST.E.B. WFAER, Agent. ..'
Allentown, April.lB. ' —if
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HE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Til GHO II the 'nation As'e6 . iirulsetl from centre
. to circumference- with the news of.the Great
Pr e Fight, and many of the politest patriots of the
lal' are alnrmed and filled With apprehension for
theattfety of the 'Benicia Boy s and while it behooves
in* philanthropist, whether Heenan be the champ.
icing the world or, not, to do his utmost for hie
counry's valor, the !undersigned, in order to settle
the thole question, hereby announces that he has
enttiod into voluntary servitude .to the public in
genial, and his friends in particular, whereby this
commnity at least may rest, recuro as to the supply
of thir most pressing Apnte. •
'lambent Prize ]'Fighting is a novelty, but it is a
practeal matter, which everybody can understand,
to botble to procure at very low Pates, the beet, the
!motet, the easiest and cheapest
, •
liciirts, Shoes, Gaiters 111
AND SLIPPEIit . • A A
Tha\can be procured anywheo this side of Cape
Horn.
• BOOT HALL IS Till PLACE.
No. 9 nth Seventh street, Albntown,Pa.. opposite
tho o e
f t
of Jr. T. H. Martin, Where you can par.
ohasoloots and Shoes cheaper than anywhere else
. FOR THE PEFTER.
i;nCl . iihg li gUita - ,r, v ,T, 6 fex.t trbegza2l
abroad at Boot Hall is fully manized, committees
appoin land ready for businos with
JAMES LUCAS, in the Chair.
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T ple of Fashion.
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Those ma
O'er whi
Where the
And the
MEtl
They bee
They either
The beet
Allentown,
E. I . LAWALL 9 .
Apoth carp ad Druggist,
WHO . MAIM AND NETAN.I.
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No. 21 Wes amilton, St., Allentouni; Pa
'. / fib TANTLY ON RANI) •
,--1../ gs, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs,
N • • Ms, Perfbmery, Patent
• Poid, Camphene, Medicines,
' It *hob Turpentine, Soda Ash.,
task, Saponifier, Sweet 'Oil,
11 011, &e., La., &v., &o.
fresh supply of Congress yrater
I } :igs.
urposos, several fine brands of
Vine and. Gin.
Cattle Powder,
Castile Soap,
Just rocolvod
from 'Saratoga S
JOHN IVARG.
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For medioinall
Brady, Old Por
Physicians can
all Medicines fur
.will
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will find price&
profits as by bill
New York:
Allentown, Jul
Car' riag'
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ata
ufaotory.* Saline(
gee of ell doeoriptio
ish at ttni lowest r
has been long estib
entire section of th
tarifa arc used, ap
Persons milliggoan
from which ,to ire
promlifly filled. It
By prompt•
iber P- Its to II
scriber expect— to
with which ho has
lie.
Sahnocksville, Fo
WAIL
20,000 Rolls of
possible sari
TIRE undersigned ho 'int received direct.from the
I . manufactories, A . largest, the beet and the
cheapest rumortment o ALL P,APERS, ever offer
ed to the publics in AM town.
Persons desiring to urchase, would do ,well to
call and examine my. tool; of now Patterns and
beautiful deslgne at lot l prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
Also all.kintis of Out nd Plain Window Shades,
and Fixtures . . EDWIN SAEGER,
N 0.114 East Rata ton St., Allentown, Pa.,
Dealer in Sohool 13°014 Wall Papers, Perfumery,
&0., &o. Also a News.Akenoy.
March 14. —tf
JOSEPH S. 11(1 , 11ER M . l
g . e . eg
li f A. GILtDUATF. of iiihrson iSedioakCollege,
L5l. and .reslc i f eldelberg township, Le
..
~ high county; ly in the vicinity of the
Publie house.,of fEf.r. anieWleibeert“offora his pie •
fusions' services to the °Rhin of that vicinity. no
Will gladly answer to callsl4 ' all hours of the day
or night. [November 10, 1059.—tf
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000.
MME
ARTERS FOR HATS & CAPS
rist & Saurs,
EST •HAMILTON STREET
ALLENTOWN, PA.
band the beat and neatest stock of goods
before opened to the public. CALL
DE TO STRANGERS.
i,
tr y
l
l ons o bricks, oh say if thou knoweet,
the g eta dard of FASHION'S unfurled.
eloom s rm, and the prices are low'et,
ate an ape are the beet and the °heap
owo d?
•
once o CHRIST .4, SAURS', and be
pu i .
lain assist you to bear out your plan,
ive got or will speedily make you
a or CAP ever aeon upon man.
Tay 5, 1860. tf
ye confidence in 007 purity:of
lied by me.. . ,
more pnrchasini, articles of me
—able, allowing them as fair
goods either in Philadelphia or
• B. D. LAWALL.
O. —tf
Manufactory.
undersigned hereby infornis
Ihe public that ho keeps" con
r on hand at his Carriage Man
, •vilia, Lehigh County, Carria
•:, which he is prepared to fam
ish' This carriage manufactory
shed and is well known in this
. unty. None but the beat ma
r
he best workmen employed.—
, tall times have a large variety;
1. Orders for new carriagee
airs made at tho shortest no
:tendon to business the sub
raaso that liberal patronage,
dy boon favored by the pub.
. ''' • JONATHAN HESS.
,thy 29, 18110 —tf
,PAPERS.
all' Papers of every
and description. .
ffi
Eleetion . lrodlainatiortt'
fiIiJESUANT to tlie act of the General Assembly
Commonwealth:; of the Commwealth lifiPeiiet t jlvilhili; Posited
the 2nd day of July, 1632,,L,011 AELEfiI E..,HAR1,T2,4
Sheriff' f the county of Lehigh, do hereby give pub,
lie:Pitioo tb the electors •of the - itcliebsici cOunlY
that an oleotion wilfbe lieldon the,seclond Tuesday .
in'Oothbor next, (winch will be the.llth day of said
mo'n'th.;) for the partato of chbosing btballot
.Ono Person for Governor of.the.Cothvionwealthi
of Ponnsylvaniy;. , . • „,. .
' On'e Person to represent the .. alitriet; cOrtiposell o
Lehigh and. Books in the Congress , of thclUniteict;
States. . , • . • ,
TwirPorsons'ai represent. the disttiot composed Of
the counties of Lehigh'.andl Carbon lir the Legliliii
turcv of Pennsylvania :...,,.
.. . ..., •
Ono Person for Prothonotory of the county of Le
higOno h '•,.. ' ' • • ', '
.Person for Clerk. of the;several. Courts of the'
county of, Lehigh; . . .„ .. ,
• Ono Person for Register of te di
e mity - of
One Person for Commissioner of, tho county „of
Lehigli 1 ' . .. • .
One Person for Coronor 'Of the Cbunty it•t'Le-‘
bight.,
One Person for. Director of the Poor of the County
of Lehigh; '.. .. .•
Geo . gimop for Auditor of the, county of ' Le-'
Nigh;;• d '''' i
'Twci"Perebilii . f or Trustees' ' of the Asa only n
Allentown. . • . , •
The electors of the county of lohigh,aforesaid, on
tho AM' sedotidTuesday in Oetelior nett icill'neeet
at. the i several: fdisfridts. composed ,of the bbroughs
and, tec several, torvii ships following to wit;
'The electors of First Ward, in the borough of
Allentown, will•hold their .electiOn at , the house of
Joseph Her. • ~ ,' ,:, • ... • • •
The electors of tho Second: Ward'in,the Horough
A Allerithwii iit•tbe house bf:Dinieftatiinger.
Tho electors of Third Ward in 'the. borough of
'. entown at the house of GoorgolVotheraold. ~.
e Oldetcirh 'of Fourth' Watd in tee boroug h of
town at' the house cif John Metz - got. - '
~, electors of Fifth, Ward in the , ; borough,, of
.pin at the House of Sanibel llitoy,er.
J P,' otitors•bf Saliebnit , titiVriship at the house
° , .,', 9 1" stain said township. • •
, Lit e,,s \
e e,, ors of South Whitehall township at the
" e "" e ` k l il l i StrELLIIN th said township.
Thy oleo . of Hanover township at the house of
Charles
iifit in Rittersvilie.
The e`eetel. oJetneeVf Upper - Siuicon township at the
house of ilt, iu Said township,
ta'he 4 " 0 " t'Tsaunucti at the house of John
D. Earle in said oiigli .
The 'electors • o w e i 6el ib urg township, nt the
house of Nathan Kr"k3y, in said township.
The elactors of Het burg township, at the house
of Peter Miller in saiu.„,„ s hi p , 0
The electors of Washisor, township at the houeo
of David Peter, in said to,„thi p ,
Tho electors of North Witehall township at the . '
house of John Schantz, Jr., ‘ said township. .
The electors, of Lowhill, toy, i p at the house of
Jacob' Zidimennan, in said tot s hi p ,
The electors of Upper Itlaculti o township, at 'the
boom> of Obarle's Michael, in Yoge, 3v ill e , ' • . 1
The electors Of Li - fwer Macunglitownship, at the
house of Charles Shumaker in Newap o xis.
The
• electors of the borough of Millorstown at
the house of Henry Idillhouse in said vprough.•
The electors of Upper Milford towtmip, at the
house of George Beck, in Shimersville.
Tho eiectors of Lower ililfor d townstip at the
house of Edward Fry in said tdwnship.
The electors of Lynn township, at the• rause of
David Didier, in said township.
The electors of the borough of Humus, at the:awn
of Bimon.Shumachei in said borough.
The General Election in the said several district , '
to be opened between the hours of eight and ton in
the forenoon and shall continuo without interrup
tion or adjournment unlil seven in the evening when
the polls shall be closed. .
•
NOTTCHIS HEREity . GIVEN
1 . 1.4,1 0, - .:12 -.. 1,71 NU' caecipr 4 usneed 01 thO' rellCC
Militia and Borough Officers, who shall hold any
offico . or appointment of profit or trust mndor the
United States or any city or dorporated district,
whether a commissioned officer or agent, who is'or
shall ho employed under the legislature, oxocutivo t
or judiciary department of this State of the United
States, or if any incorporated district, and also that
every member of the State Legislature and of the se—
lect or common council of any city or commissioner
of any incorporated district, is by law incapable of
holding or exereisoing at the same time, the office
or appointment of Judge, Inspector or Clerk of any
elootlen of this commonwealth, and that no other .
officer of such election shall •bo eligible to bo voted
for.. '
The r‘Aurn Judges to meet ut the Court HOMO in
thOboreagh of A lontown, en Friday, the 12th day
of October,' then-and there to perform the things re
quired of them by law..
CHARLES B. HARITZ, Shhriff.
Sheriff's Office, Allentown, Sept. 12, 1858. —4t
GOD SANG THE COMMONWEALTH
$20,000 Premiumis Offered.,
ASLY hint to 'those whg, have no money .for
' money, money,'is all the go; and no trust at
Stopp's Cash Store. Now 'ladies and gentlemen, I
will tell you ono thing, if yOu promise not to toll
Tom, Diak and Harry that Stapp has just returned
from a tour of near two months and' brought With
him leas than $83999.991 hts. worth of noNrFall and
Winter Goods, just to suit all our free and indepen
dent people. Don't tell Susan,,TEata. and Fanny,
that Stopp got near 13314 yards bleak silks, 11052
yards French Merino, 23021 yards Cohourg, 717
yards Penton. Cloth, 29991 yards DeLainqs of all ;
the newest styles, 36131 yards new style dress goods
just from Paris, 436832 yards Calicoes and Muslim',
1146 Shawls of all styles and prices,
Id 7 Cloaks of
all the latest styles. And, now, there is, another
secret, which you may not'have heard, that Stephen
A. DeUglaeleft Reading on Monday morning for
Stopp's Cheap CaslA Store, to got a new suit to
keep him comfortable through the campaign.—
And Abraham Lincoln, Bell'anA Everett and Breck
enridge and Lanahavo also deter Mined tb htide stilts
from the same piece. And now foram 14,000 yds,
Cloth, 11,000 yds, Cassimore; 29213 yd., Satinetta
2800 yds, different,kinds:pantings .1821 yds, flan
nel,
and. 17021 yds t Carpets and Oil Cloths. Also,,a
large lot of Groceries, 700 bags of Salt, Sugar, Coffee
Molasses Honey Aoi • •
N. B.:Stepp hue also a tremendous lot new style
Fall and Winter ,Goods, flowers, ribbons, &c, arid in
stiort everythin g, belonging to a 'fancy millinery
store. Now remember Stapp' will. sell all his new
Goods 20 per cent, cheaper than anyother man with
in 200 miles. Therefore ' I say that money, money
.is all the go; and no trustat Steppe Cheap Cash store
No. 35 West Hamilton St., Allentown. Pa.
WANTED.-Ten well experienced hands for mil
linery work; and also 6 apprenticed girls' can find
good employment by 'calling immediately 'at the
above sunned store. Cash paid weekly.
Allontoirn, September 12,
Ladies' Attention.
91E LADIES Of Allentown and vicinity, who are
seekers after the beautiful, will not fail to learn
from the "Litman lizatsran,''.which is their surest
guide, that the Fall and Winter opening of Paris, New
York and Philadelphia fashiOns, is about taking
place at Mrs. Stepp h Co's magnificent store,
No. 13
West Hamilton street, straw, silk and velvet bonnets
of every description, ladles dress cape and head dyes,
sea ; Indies and children's " walking hits," mourniqg
bonnets of every style. Flowers and ribbons, plain
and fancy silks, and all other kinds of new style
dress goods. Crinolines and corsets, gloves and
hosiery, laces anCetnbrolderies. Also shawls and
cloaks of the newest patterns and styles. Cloaks
out and made to 'order. Their bonnets can not be
equalled by any made In town, and are not surpassed
.by any made In tho city. In fact, they have a thou
sand and ono millinery appurtenances that have
never entered into man's imaginations. 'But, don't
fail to ko and see Mrs. Stepp k Co., as they have the
finest room in the place devoted to such purposes;
full of the best of ladies' goods, ready at wholesale
and retail, for the ladies of Lehigh, that they may
get directly at the impartation, and pick the finest
that fashion can boast of. Ladiei, attend and be
ready.
N. B. Old bonnets repaired
,tqual to new. 12 or
15 good milliners wanted immediately.
MRS: BTOPP 411 CO.
Allentown, September 12. . . —3t
NATIONAL HOTEL,
BAUD STADE% 41.1101721,T1MM
;• P•II , ILADELPIIVA. , "
• ' 'CYRUS CARNARY; Prdprithor. I
, November 2, 1859
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tit i... 1 itew. 0 7 17 - 41 -tiTe, zipiiiii:
l aE i1,,,,,k,,,,,,,. ~,,v.O no7l,99nolla'cOre the
l'illtdierihr arpeilattbriiiiirri Inink, alid'd '-
,IDSart..tiMik have I Maintairied. a higtorainireeteri in
,almoe pv.ery part of the Tolle", for .their,soatporl
i naik and linmeitatelooliar Of Yeaterliiiterfeethetilt
to .pereorm.offerinte tuidsratiarly fro ry It o . diei
eabe ;to which , the haranniframp utilahlth, , ; :,y ; ; •'
' Thelollewing are hinting' the die awing iarieti
i olAramart diseases.liewisteh ilia i nli , 6%.:;: r:f .:) ..)
VIIGIBTABLEI TAIFII;b1BEIPINI313 ;',;;
Are.woll.oknotoWn to be infallible.i.eri:' it lira .) . ,' . 01a
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansdpg,,thp kot
and'senoadAdtomaishk r Atid "creating a flio* of pure,
healthy! bile,•insteoutitof 'the; Mate Ad' acrid ..kihd,
'FLAT trl4lN.gy,i loas A t A R poil l , /i(aßgara.,.ffewi(l
ache; Restlessness., .111'-"Tp - mpen, .4nziety, Languor and.
Metaitehory,•Which aid itheibitlial elyiniptimilf Or Dys2
PcP. 31 4 11 , will VstiLkshstaft el tustural,'oproseqtrinshos , hr it/!
ease, ,
' COSTIVENESS) by 'cleatisibiettiti WA% !bilk& of
the Antestinea , with.a:Polvetat promise; dolid without.
violence i all violent parges u ksayo ,tho harm' ! " Furtive'
within Piro awl.. '
nEEVERS of all kinds;:byrestniing 4.hetblood'tio a
renter oirealatien, throsigh the ,Browse, of ,respirsr.
than in each 'cases, and the thorough tiolullon of. Ep4k
intestitialbinitrilatiOn' it ' irthefill " ' •' " ''' '' ' • ' t 1 1
• . ThO . Lira • Aredicineel haVP:: been, icaltowil.4 hi -mine , '
RHEUMATISM perManently,
,in threewaeho z .and ,
GOUT in half' hat titne,:by rime:dug' liiiiareshatled'
reasetfthe muscles and ligaments Of the , Airits.,‘ :;•
DR9PpIES•of 411 kinds, by
. frpoleg seid,strength-.
' efiliig the ItiddOya and bladder i they opertite most
delightfully on those important 'organs and honed.
have ever,intoa fenn el a. cortain : rentedy,firrthe yomot
Milleff of'GRAVED: :
-Rho WORMS, by. dislodgitigifretn doettorningtl e l f
tip 19. 774' the skiT7 matter.to, 74ich tia4e,NroMIPIR
a tore. '
'St U RN Y,IIIXIER.S mill' INT ETEIt'ATH SOH ItS','
by the perfect purity which tbebe.frifeAredicines give.
to the
tY.s.I
blood, and all the humors. • ,
13430R13119T1C ERIIPT'IS and dad Cudgel:anis,
by : their alterative effect, upon the fluids that faedihe
skin, and the ruprbid atoto o' which,,ocessionvall
eruptive Cointialrits, kilo*, Obudy, and Other dis
agreeable aimploxione. : •;; ,r , • , • :,;,
The use of these Pills for.a very, short time will
effe, et an entire cure of SALT 'ItHETM, and a strik
ing improvementin this'Clearness of the skin. COM
MON COLDS and INFLUENZA Will always be oar.•
ed by one dose, or by two in the worst cases.
'PILES.—The original proprietor' Or these Me;dl
-
tines, was oured of Piles,:of 95 years standing: byl
the use of the Life Xedieines alone.. ' •.•.: ,
FEVER AND ACILIE.—For this scourge:Of'the
' Western country -these' Medicines Will two found a
safe, speedy, , au certain . remedy.; Other medicines'
leave the lo,ttem subject to a return of the disease—,
a bare by t °se • ledicines is permaiientrit/iiiil, t',e,
j,
satisfied, an . - ,cured. . ' .. , ... 1. , -. • .
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COMPI,,AINTSL
—General Debility, Loss of Appetite, and Disedees . of
Ponales , —the Medicines have been used with' the
meet beneficial results in cases of this dcsorl,ption:-=,
tugs Evil, and Scrofula, in its Worst. i' . O*QP, yields
the mild yet powerful action or these remarkable
dicines.
• Nigjic Sweats, Nervous Cptuplaiuts 4411
kinds Pa/pitacion of thu !kart, Painters Colic, are
ttpraidily cured.'
1 MERCURIAL DISEASES.-,.Persons whose tort
stitutions have become impaired by the injudiciouS
use'ef'.ilfereury, will 'find those Medicines a Parretti
cure, as they never fail to eradicate from the
1 tall the effects of Mercury, infinitelysooner, than the
most powerful priparations of .
Sarsaprilla.
Prepared and sold by • '
MEI
HOSiert . G . 10 1 ,0)kNttOtai
30r NORII.Ii.: B . 0 URaßli,Bl l ,ii •.i:
: ~i 1:1 3 11ILADELP111.4;) .1;1 t . 1141•1:',
MAMMA r..MMITLISJ:I •• 7, ''CllAll..il.7HAatsliz: .1
GEO. R. PEDDLE SANDERSON U. uaigipt,
. .NO. A. L. MORRELL. .
- August 29, 1860. 9 -1y
MIS
ME
N. B. ,M.OFINAT,
335 Broadway; Now York.
pllr'• For Sale by all Drugghta:
September 12, 1860
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
7 , 1'7
vopm, kr14 46 . 44 . 4,4 a
AL • -a
SUMMETi . AILRANGITCM
ALLENTOWN AND TITILADELPHIA
DASSEINGERS for Philadelphia take V`: It. R.
trains passing Allentown at 15.38 A..MI, dna
6.10 P. M., make close connoction,with the train!' of
N. P. It. R. at Bethlehem_, and arrive Philageohin
:at 8.80 A. M., and .7.40 P. M:, respeotively.
RETURNING - ,
Lonve Front and Willow street, Philadelphia at
0.30 A. M., and 5 P. M., arriving in Allentown at
9.30 A. M., and 8.50 P. il., respectively.
• • LOCAL sonEDerrirk
['Throe Through TrairkiDaily, Sundays Bieoptiii.].
Passenger trains leave Front and Willow' street,
Philadelphia.
For Bethlehem, at 0.30 A. M., 2.30 add
5.00 P. IL • •
For Doylestown at 0.00 A. M., and 4.00 P. M.,
For Fort Washington al,, 10.30 A. M., and 0.59
( P. M
TRAINS ilitt PITILADELPIIIA. " •
Leavo Bethlehem at. 5.53 M., 9,20' lA. M., and
22 P. M.
Leave Doylestown at 7.30 4. M., and 4.15 P. M.
Fort Washington, 6.25 A. Moind 2.15 P,M. •
. Passengera for Doylestown; Mkt) .0.20 A. M.:tral
from Vothlehemand mole close connection at Lan
ON SUNDATBfI,,.,-. •
Leave Philadelphia for Bethlehem, at 3. 4, .
j Leave Philadelphia for boylbAtown,'ltt B'P.
Lave Doylestown for Philadelphia, at 6.40 P. 61.
Leave Bethlehem for Phitedelphi& nt 5.00 P. M.. ,
' All Paseengor Trains (except Suiday,Treins, eon
peat at Barks street, Philadelphti , , with' th and 6th
street,.and 2nd and 3rd street City Passonger
.Waya.
Fare—Allentown to Philadelphia'" *1 65'
.ELLIB CLARK, Agent,
July. 4, 1860. —tf
LEHIGH VALLEY it itIVREAI:
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. • '"'"
On,.
Tr
• r 1 • .`" r
DOWN' TRALNS.
Leave • ' No. I. ,
' 21 ' No. 3:
Mauoh Ohtuilt, M.„ 10,45 A.lll. ..3,20 P. M.
Slatington, 4,45 " 11,28 " 4,00 "
Whitehall, 5;14 " 12,02" 41 ' 4 ; 112 ".
Ontasauqua atedls o3l 6k., 11,20' 4447- "
Aliontorraf,: 5,38 " 12,35 " . . 6,05 sr.
'6.10 dk.
Bethlehem,• 5,53 " 12,53 ' 6,22 "
Promnatuurg, 6,61 " „11,03 F. M. 05,0 0
Easton (arrive) 6,20 " 1,30 5,50 "
UP 'TRAINS.
• Leave ' No. 1. No. 2. .! No. 3.
Easton, 8,50 A. M. 3,35 ; 8,00
Preemansburg, 9,08 " , 3,57 " 8,25 ",
Bethlebetn; 9,17 ' " : 4,08 8,35
Allontosyn, 9,30 " , 4,20 " 8,50
,Catasauqua, 9,43 " 4,37 " 9,03
Whitehall, 9,58 •" ' 4,54 "• 9,l9'''''
Blatington, ' '10,30., " .1428 ".; 9,50 ff.! ,
Ar. M. Chunk, 11,05 " 6,16, .i' 10,30 , .. . " ,
• IL IL SAYRE, Sept
May b 0,38 6 0. .
, .
NEW.MUSIC.S.7, 0:8E,
• F. llHltilMAN,.Profeesor of Mu.
i:.,.. ‘ ' C. sic, successor to Mr. J'. Wein:,
s t_ `
baa lately opened hie now math; store,
wil
- and keeps oonetantly;ou bandit iplen ,
,
did asmortnient of 'euperlo_r 'lnstruments, Pianos,
Melodeons, nolermellos, ' Vitdttreir edition, 'Pluten;
Fifes, Accordoone, eta. Alec ell, kinds of', etrioga,
Instructors, and musio eta..
Any person wanting .
a good instrument will do well to call at tiii , titortv
in as..much as - the ProPriearuriderstande Inetru,
manta thdionglily indwill dory sellia'iond swede; -
Music Tesobers,.oilianiats, .Sitisitti.Sriandad -and
persons dosirous of oultirating w thefF vi_uelital shilitick,
will not forgot to 'oall at 34 ' Nest Hanilltoo itreel;
below . the Gernien•Refonned'Ohurobi. Allentown.
May 2; LS* - . • ..i: •• • • ~ 1 .. .11 0 1 ..
.
EVE PEDDLE, llilintilt.
/M& ORTERB OF • 11
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. nitUr.".NT ALJI:I72I?. %,..‘.• I'l .r.r.),li
• .j ,f 1
1 ' Now 14:9110SAKIWx WE?
To ascertuinAis p laß.„pliff; b Buvier,'
'Fleurens, arid those saostna j , .. IlaD i efl
theii alti4nhVtOorli WI -; is .
_,. *IL
,
peed by analogy. ~ Tklduiation oflife with •
i the horse, and oiltlit 'tad ithimale of • the
',higher sp'esies,,l&Propor . , 4 . , toik.to_ 41710 limo
expendea—Lral their 4+o L .4rho • .
(takes fourteen. years Itimgetriq i says Buffon
" may Jive keift,lo4cfseeddilithiles • isOfting." •
This idea appratirtql* bbrirdetbuttbd Meth
! Od in which B.uffutvaluoidatestit is .not so.
Noaligivwsi fokhzuorte tharidfaustaetrtritits;
If he iivedir.seveiftiitte as loht Bth" . e . ' - efts:.
ry l'if°'-ifOlftlirAii.o,A3 9- eight t
Perfeetldihaeithyouitie iduais isinnt , now; , :itr
the preedritliophietitia d •elitutirlif i 'so n 4lety2
b xtr "-r dttit Oii,' '. l l.3 '! • i, '''' " :i 1 1,- ii i•:;,.t . , .
1 1'1`...".X.1i0ens t ifjli‘, itiippeartiri ' Aisj ainprar*
k
ed on thooxvorltitim.eut 4 Be ff bif 'lfffial.' r , •
All the laigeflOiltitag, 'he ohti4i4l . ' 7Pi V O
times iis long S's..,thc,,time'::expen e by
them in reaching muturity . t. Thus
The camel griAitil kJ tWyeals r iathi r li'ves 40
The horse " for •6 - - " and " 26 •
The ox . " 'hi If ''''" 'quid " 20,, . •
Thq liOil. rI / ,h) 49 5;4.1,4.1 /044/ 0 ,1 . J ,lcw.
'T le deg '
tor g, ' `
•'•. and -10or12
he man • ( a' 7 f6i l 2o . '
• a 7l ' ) l6V or more. , .
i By a tillysiefil ennlpgy7the3ref6rt4 ',the or
dinary life of a man should bo 100 years,
t least. The tette fixtkittifolomon, three
• core yea, , e; land ,WS i *ant& dibity . ) ydaiie4:l# l
i
hie.; thipavertgep life) of men ofitheupisit . ,
,• Classes, 5() ; o fititideatiiii; .: tholie occupied - --,•
lin business and btotwthkeitios ; of the, la
boririg •'claiseei;••Bs); 435i441estiullii4dys
What we*lit - htenimeewortofic iliut read- • '
ers is that • tiiiitudt diiittilibibgra ,64r§:Iling
life is a scienceauldwiserteinume, if we be
lieve M. FlCureui+tblettiCit'.reseittliiiilthe ,
best authority, appantboTsubjeote , Barring
accidents, 80;9f corirseiMirilleiPeirmission
being given, m§sy,s,rilmt,to9,oinks quietly •
to the grav i e,, ; ,perfectly• ,e1etp..66•,., plight .
have lived :rii,bealth kqi • ' l lOO l - ut kirnaro, the
• Italian, ip, a' living pr4o . ,cof i ti9s! I A.,
.60,tfri.
'initdebancilieii, if 1 / 4 Vo' be tevii his own words
he was at an earlYNgqiihil ,ova r hy the l •
doetort ; te r deletmihed' to' Curd bilidself i.iiil
prolong his life. • :He did do 'by 'extreme so- •
briety and 'died at the ligeof 110; ririfliete . .. l
abouts, in full possession) ofihis - sliserfulnese,
, his 'wit,..his, faeultiew.!'ithiat hof hts 'told :•:us
how be did this;in(hislDisetfraii &Ike... Vitae
Solniaoi4wer.mmay initualilkaatiar.: 744o adehr l
'the henef1‘!,..b::f . ..,:•... •./2 r•.-.,..,,,Kr,:1,4. ,,, - •
Firstly,. we „must lead; , asya, ARA , sober ,
life. A sober lite is a life of order, of rule r .
and of teinperantell . , ~ ~ . •
We must not eat SO reholi 'as 'rlitiirifit : tfie. l
mind for its usual 'aieillelie. ' • • . •. _
NY e mileteet paiiiistiddihity from ` one ex-'.
treme chap to .l anothei"blit'ge ' tilh - 41Y asd" '
cautleuely:•' •-'',. ' • ' r ."'; .•' I ',,. '' ' ,•; • i •
. We must' eat plain and whelesouie fliod:•. -• '
w,,, ••.r ..iitinaliersailittto; the ,
age and. strengthlof of. the eater,'. Tad the kind ,
of food used. •• , . ....,':.. , ~, .*..1.1.: , ,fl 1 , , 1-,,•. ;
i We must, never • allow .tbe •!aPpitlite.}for) ;
'food ,or dririk.,,ts .r,egulittlii the I, itic,ot,ity,iwe
take; thnt',is,. wo, .must ,Avys3t.o.„94
• -1
.4 or
.
:
satiety.; 'Vi ,t ' ; •, 7/
This .kin' of ; sobriety •ti , e co
'.
new kind of Man, and the 'wonder Olds ago
11 . 4 From it,"'he'etieli roviati;" ktilig as
from a reiii, -. life;',llealtlii'dheetfrildSki; beiiilli 1 .
indiiiitry,l'eitiittil label.. ''L'aitii :diSinti"litia'
huinan ' faVer ' it. ' • 'Froin it;.iliklecldda' ficliti" '
thatiky; fly repleticths; indigeattM . glutton. -':
ie4isuperflultiettphuniters,-distetnisirs, %Tell .
griefs, aud•rthe perils ofideado... • ...,-- - ~,, ..1
.Thore ,ean be nri.dauhtbut.that..Cornato :.
is right- , ' Whto,:k 4 l :,exhibited.i4 lic :own: ,
PersoP (he. wßilicqiikl N/AcklY.„. o 9 l 4l . o* ll )il
an i ody
~ofin,, exhiyft. in, tbeipt.„. l yields,
,•:•••• ffoni s i par tic ular r eason, ark 1:).40„ 1
• ..1* at tlitiniseYVes Arequep,ili)tt?ivery, - 10ng,,,.
/ hrimlier of thoke ' iitO tattling : the' in:OV,,
r, , .dig griSiaif with their, leetlirisliii"
r. dim. . gg Oh'!'nfitiiitablei l itribtitikltilly l ,"' i
errrd OtirnitrO,'''Atibtiheti net BRIAWat Ohs' ' 1
fenny '•ii. killing ' every; Year Alibis' lieuple.' •
than Would , perish iri heeasettifFmattsavete:'
postileliceitor by the-firs andi send exfitisatey ,
battles ?." :,. 'Lk thielhatnte. Italy..**oo,,
is it, xkotitrue, of Exiglahci a . (LI A;aaufa,f hf,,, :
1 1 8 57.? : ,, t , pii +flti li Pi:
We could .riittiply,,int.
peso i, j eAttting ~,..
..fblim.country,,neemilyiril. IV O. TR ?}VI,: ~
perfect eintarraaii de rind's s'o Oldfeepie....
Both nien - and4eniiiii 'seeiri i:ii'V l otiValile''' •
of' a greater exterision,Aiiiiiiia• life; 46141'
3uffon who pailkaffitMtni.g%ko this sub
ject,,declared th at in his 44y the intOority9f
•of FreriellineiV died "liCro.e% ',Piddle /46 . , ot
J‘liliergi a 'tMit 111-tetriper." l''Tliere IC'S grait:'
.6i of'tietb'l in 'thigrrikit," wily 'la itegatifs" c
. Frensiiiisp,. Mit; Erigliklimilt: iilSS:vi uric-'
pointmoet,i , okras, iiiisphieeilatiibitioti„ l mitV n
the 'troubles bb businees;:ikiib tbitnikandli or , :
cry year. •,: The goldeneirukhfot latish:4llg :11 - 1/
green ' old. - . - age, ,ficeornpauiedi:Vil litkiv Igor. !of. ,
pluidal/d hOYiSeP4toinelticle.th44 l l l, exerr ,:
cise,ef thatiremonabls restrsirit urn auk :
passions and appetites whichall,msn i arti,sa r , ; •,
pable, it tyo
s vf,i,ll but t exert themselve&-Tift.:
the exercise, in eliOit,CfroCderatieriin food,
Of temperance in whatikel aiihk, of sobri e ty
-in Our pleniiires,'our taillifilifii, iind'iiiit *ad, - '
Let us ad*tethiethil'iiib4Chriatilinivittilei ' •
:of patience lin dil dittlenliies dfreidgtratfitris ill ' '
'treubliiinficiontetitnieritiwitkoni: Mei tind:of .`'
,a oheerfulnesii in' all oirthistances: iA'rule r.
Of life like this,, will molt . assuredly bring, : •
ya miength,c,f,days in . linr:rightlandi". arid
, ...
in ,her; left,."•riehoaanit PS/109.7.7-tlfokomff., :
lre
r(Loiicicyi),.Onest.. .-' . . . . T. -
• • r •
.
ED
(N 1413 - EIR 5?.
• ENDING A .I.4ionibliafX4 ti,X •" • '
while in an inioxidete4ignch on, gan -• '
u fetdayl•llo . ffnr_ 6 *Rne*fltnyion ti •
. 0 111,6•11u4 wriAv i lp• l'') ( bqr'PCit"
80, Wilt 3 dip n.untoo io anneio river .
' T r
61' Vriktin, die
1.4,7 1 1:2_10rd r •gotlinlikeir
'my AreaYryinrOilifiriliis dnnnltivittedlniltiti;.'
rt;')!)l•tri I* I) ..f ) •
".Y. •
• 0 , •
log J3e ciesaary, 401vartle,` , winning ,tke,;i
IOv4,AFA N!0.0311 1 11 Wail aDaYlreredo I , •
AP I
~r 0 „
• Iviiii_,Aifshl°7,;.
eiderour
,togo 4 ; war peauly,,it r au .Lpi.p4l94,
a Jai tdB`. 4 „/ 'Ea wo
•,? • • t )1.4 • :,; I )(Mr
imirt( A conflict of agoietii*OriViallibiti*e
tics, trying to tell bow old thorre.
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