Steel 0 Wet 21 •
Alfri - rtifr id r r t
1 3 7 169 4103 4 6 " 4 V A
f all thecainta that you could name. • I
%, None e'er performed more feats of fame.
Than did St. Patrick grand;
And what my admiration takes..,
Is that he drove the nattyafildillV
And "varmints" from hie land.
Erin's true so.
To colobratate M.s Att
. And shine ebb then n
Which Bennett does pro'bido. *
(7 - • 7r.
\Oar stook of Clothing is the largest' tott-med Cod. i
pion in this dißlillrAgkittrtnouej no t aterial. style
told fit, andesddliduptilde az l loWo Blair
lowest. • '
El
5,
Towne. BALL, No. tigt Matket Street,
- BENNET&
$ .5 T
00 Paße'rir re
:34wittY
Machines. Three new kinds. 114derandruer feed
Warranted five years. Above efilagg,lo* Irgiftem
missions paid. The ONLY machingst_seldjac . thei, ni
ted States for loss than $4O, which isreAltic std
by Bowe, Wheeler rt., D'ilsen, Grocer et. Baker, Sing
er di Co., and Ilaehelcbik L'.'AiCetliaa
reap.taaeliines•
aro infringements and the teller or user aro liable to
arrest, fine and impriklimitiffrPmalare Asc. Ad.
dress, or call upon ShiafilhirkelDiddcf ‘ ord;
December 10, - -fy
1 I
_if
•
SPSCIAL NOTICE*
"Grecit'' Oaks trona 'Little Acorns Groto,!!
The worst diseases known to the-human race spring
from causes so small as lcialmost defy detection. The
volumes of scientific Forethat Plfikketilzdei on¢shelrys
of the medical fraternity' only gb-td-proveisiittillaba.
rate thesis faoiS.c: • • I •
Then guard yourselVeSuCtileiyaninily.. ThasonalLw
rdoiple on the skin is a tell-tale and indioator..of
cliseeec. It may fade and die away from tho surface
of Eno body, but it will rfsialpfteAillilljg,perhimsrat
last, and death bo the MUM elOso. MAW:
fIIEL'S BILLIOIISiPTSP,EPTJO,OIIII . DLUIIIIIEA PILLS
cure where 1 41- oilitrs' fail. '. •'t for+ Scalds,
"Cdtk, and ail Vbrishitii the'skin,' AUG. :
OIEL'S Setvr. is infallible. Sold by-.4 3 ,101.A0urax,, .143
Fulton street, New York, and till DrUggiistecut 2,6 cent.'
per box ; ; 1.4e91?.'15,
MARRIAGE GUlDE.—Yourro's annAr Para
./7A ronootee.t, WORK, r Evory_Qrfti,his own Dootor
—Doing a Private Instruotot..for M,allied Perietlff or
those about to marry, both male and female, in eve
rything concerning the physiology arok rolatiot9a of
our Sexuat.:System, and the production or preventign
of offsiriogs,,induding all.the new discovertes - never
before given' inthei English language,hy WILYOUNG
M. D. This is really a valuable and interesting work,.
It is written fn plairt•huagoaga for the general reader,
and is illuideeded With - upwards of hundred en - -
gravings. All young married people, or those con
templating marriage, and having theleast impediment
to married life, should road this book. It discloses
secrets that every,oao shculd - bet anq • ted with.—
Still it is a Wit tAktr tanit,hs lookell u and qot lie
about the 0.91ti0.::- It .will be 'mat to' ode 9n the
receipt of Pl* Conte. = Address Dr: id, Y( JIG,
No. 416 Spruce street, aboviaonitli,srakidelphia..7.
Sept. 26. 1865. ' - . j =l3rn
HUN NEW E
TOLD To attempt to enumerate the
ANODYNE. 1 manifol dre sults of the Anodyne In °altos of Neuralgia, Gout, Rhe ut
mann, Nervous Recdaihir, Tooth and Ear Ache,
Sp final Complaints, St. Vitus. Danes, Hysteria,
Nervous Debility, Lott of Sleep, Paint in Ranson
talon, and the most reliable 'testimonials in my
posaosslOn,tomhich all XII ,e invited to inspect, would
exhaust time and patienee, and whiCh i Confidence
to test will perfeotly justify.
AST UM di •
Now ,doolared purely a nervous complaint, is per
fectly re,lieved in inoat violent attache with doses
OM to 46 dropreaoh half hour.. Relief and•eleep
will follow the second, or third dose.
Feb. 6.
•ti ' Dr. .1,1459.11AL1al
Cat arrh Snuff.
THIS Snuff htis tho roughly preyed itself to.be the
best article known for curing the Catarrh, Cord
in the Head and Headache. It has boon found an
°rollout remedy in many oases of Sore Estee.--
Deafdies has boon removed by it, and Hearing has
often bean greatly improved by its use.
Pi- It Is fragrant and agreeable, and
• (lives Immediate Relief
to the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the
head. The sensations after using it are delightfu.
and, invigorating. It opens and purges out all ob
struotions, strengthens the glands, and gives n
inialthy action to the parts affected.
. • More. then Thirty Tears'
°reale and me of Dr. Harahan's Catarrh and Head.
ache Snuff, has proved its great. vale() for all the
common diseases of the head, and at this moment
stands Higher than ever before.
It is recommended by many of the beet phyeicians,
and is used with great snow se and satisfaction
evor_ywhere.
ne 4.33 VIE CERTIFICATES OT 'WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS IN 1854.
The undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with Dr. Narshatt's Catarrah and Head
' ache•Snaff, and sold it in our wholesale trade, cheer
fally that we believe it to be equal, in every
-, respeot, to•the, recommendations given of it for the
aro of Catarrhal Affections, and that it ie decided
the best article we have over known for all EOM,
on diseasetof the Head.
z , • & Perry, Boston'Barnes & Peak, N. York
rr loston A Co., " A. B. &D. Sande,"
ed, Lamson A Co., ", Stephen Paul Ao., "
•d, fl utlor A Co., " Israel Minor di Co., "
hW. Fowle, " M'Yeasen &Robbins "
~ on,Fairbauk & CO. " A. L. &Drill A Co., "
she w,lltim and a. Co " M.Ward, Close A Co."
. Hey, Portland; Me. Bush & Gale,
For sale by all Draggiets. Try it.
rob 14. 1865,
EYE AND BAR
(m. 0 . . ISAACS, M. D. ooWiat and Auriet,
"formerly orteyden, Holland, iilooated 'it No.
510 PINE Street, PHILADELPHIA; where persons
afllieted with Meatuses of the .11110 e; BAH, will be
tgeientilleally treated and cured, iter,rable.
,'N. D--ARTIFICIAL EYES'yAreerted without
,Arriti. No charges made for eiiiiinination. The
fuenliy is invited, as he ilea no secret in
made of treatment. - rju2b
laaaL2a.
On the 13111 of March, ,by th, 6 Rev- S. IC. Brohpt
Mr. Joseph:Holtman to,tdrc. Husalcna Schubert, both
of Hereford. 'forks co. •
ran tho 18tb of March b nv• J. r. Fnh!,
Miller, of Rending, to Jennie A.
Young; of - Allentown • • '
(4.,i1M .oth inet. , by the Rev. J. Rcehl, m.
Christman to 'Mgt' Siisait' A. Werner, both m
town•
On . tho Ist of February, by the Rev. R. Ideberger.
Owen—D.rodebach, of Krohlereville, to fd ise By
billq of Peterscillo, Northampton county.
,04the - 41thlost., by the samoi ltfr. Monroo T.
Ritter, to Mies Mary L. Delbert, of IfantiVer, Lehigh .
county.
"Oro , thaitli of !'f arch, by Rev. J. Yeager, Mr. John
koch, to` disi Christiana Zeppenfold, both of Allen
!. towns
On Bee 13th of March, by Rev. N. S. Straseherger,
r. Thema Weaver, of Allentown to Blies Blazon'
'e. S. Butz, of llokeudaqun. distrhi.
E 11 a;okeept our thanks for the dolleions cake received
', ho leapt* , twain will Ideaso accept our hearty cori
attdatfons and beet wishes for their future holy Inoue
1 ,, d prosperity;
1 6,
'Happy they, the happiest or their kind!
out gentle 'stars unite, and in ono fate
t,air hearts,' their fortunes , and their beings
Ind." . .
f. D 133 D . .•
n go 18th inst , in Allentown, Peter 14uck, aged
car re L latives and friends of the family, are re.
f ully invited to attend the funeral fiem his late
at nee, North 7th street, on Thnradayeiternoon at
1 1,
Pi
0 larch 11th , in Allentown, Mrs Catharine. A.
Rho , aged 38 years. • • _ )
..: , ..Qn. arch Bth, in Hanover, Robert' Oberly, aged
153 :
On reh. sth, in South Whiteh I, Magdalena
wife of Daniel licinsnian aged 43 y s• ...- 0
. On Ifareb,;rd, in Allen ' town,Ann nem oyor, aged
. 54 years.• '' \
, • On Febrilary 24th ,in South Whi all, Sarah Lcirash
aged 75 years. ' 1
On March, 12th in Allentown, ' nip Stallwagen,
aged 50 years. • •.
0 •-, ... • ' On March 2nd, In , ' , phold fever,
• Malinda 01enheitner, iheireor aged
.I" , ! \ 37 years, and on the , disease, Peter
,-1., 7: (yenhohner, husband d 38 years. .
..4. 4 .....5„, On February .241144 . Daniel Dilger,
• aged 24 years. -=•‘--
t ,',:),Qtt 1 0 e4ruary 26th,
aged 72 years. .
On. March sth, in Li
• ' - aged 87 years. ...
1 • . On Marsh lst, in Br
Wife oflliehael Anita
i•._, On Jiareh Otb, in./
: ' • Willlanatah) ilist
liaME
! - ..54.
-lm
EMI
Jae R
i1;...i110n
oseph .
ohn Hohmoler
Anutsedtj l.
UN, Whin
IME
,1 . 0 4
$9O A MONTE !—AGENTB wanted for an en.
steely new articles, Piet out. Address 0. T.
GARET, City Building, Biddeford, Me. [deel9-ly
0 ••••• r,
0111E.Dx_31.4.0N QLIA .—A toilet
AL . __ delighlL The ladies' treasure and gentleman's
'hada I...Nstejliait thfreAt?,_artitisnsastyquantity.
Manufaot from — tbettelr BoutMOrilk\•ll4nolla.-
1
i e f o o r r i b a a n ri
t o o tt person, u l! znde r . the
e
go lug, ,ici rx r4l — V
• 4 ntl 1
overoont iiltlfehnp odittafp6o4tfti,t
~/k rnamyetreilness, tan, blotohes, &o.
- ou
It rertirsoin hinds% atiltayals inflama'ion.
...,..„, . a softens and adds dellOaoy to the skin.
il .TA
.. ylaAstilidfied &VI laptingyerftmey.,,,
`2t a inosqinito bias Willno iffinstet4 , .
~,It,eantains ,119!naterial Injurious to the skin.
I Patioalseh by Atcassiticanll . loliiiit Singers. It
kyvhat every lady should have,. Sold • veryyhere.
3ttlielthignolik-Nyiter tlllop hnd you i mill• Om no
of
other Peifamork, or Toilet Waiter alter.:
. .. . .
garjle, DEMAB BARNES A CO.,
10 ;7,Props 4 B . zoluirivgfixents, N. Y.
4 11 4:4 in i ; —ly
r. TO CONBUMPT.II7IIB.
The advertiser, -having boon remould ,to health in
4 a few winks by a simple remedy, after having
suffered foiisfverill years with a severe lung :Ulm,
ilohianil that dread dfsease;saunsultsption4—,is ,anx
ions to make known to hitifellOw.iniforirs the - Moan
of cure.
.11 wha &aka it, lie' will .rend a dropy'ottit;
presoriptio,,tised (free .of charge;) with the 'direct ,
tiOnalforprlifiring and using the' iame, which they
will End a sung cone for consumption,' Asthma ) ,
coughs, Cold*, and all Throat and Lung
4 Affect , Aonsc-Mte only °bleat ot.tha_ kdvertieer in
Sending . the Preteriptioivii fobs:Mehl Vlltoted,
and spread inforamtlon.wkich he conceives to be in-
Yalnable, itid "he' hopes • every sufferer will try his
4itedj;-ail It Will cost them nothing; and taarpiuva
a leasing.
*Ming prnscriptitrniTtutr, by re
'turnmail, plomurtiddreis '• • . •
. BDWARD A. WILSON,
- ' Kings Co., N. T.
;r.: . • r •'• -
_ .
• . ,
iI i TRANI4,I3 ; 131iPIP, TAB.
,VVERY young lady and* . gentietniut in tho United
.Lil States can hear soiniithinevery -much to their
advantage by return mail (free of charge,) by address
ifig the tindusigne.d . ,:i Those having fears of being
humbugged itillAlige by not noticing this card. All
others will please address their obedient servant.
• . . • ',11105. - P. CHAPMAN,
831 Broadway, N. Y.
HAGAN'S.MAGNOLIA BALM.--Thie
is the most delightful and extraordinary arti
cle ever discovered. It changes the snn -burnt face
and hands to a pearly satin
,texture of ravishing
beauty, imparting the marble purity of youth, and
the dialogue appearance so inviting in the city belle
of fashioti. r lf, , romoves tan, freckles, ptmples and
reughneis fiord the
and;
'caving the contplesieri •
fresh. transparent arid; smooth. It contains no Ma- -
terial injuriods to the skin - . Patronised by-Actresses
and Opera,' Singers. It is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price, 60 eta.
Rreparcd by W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Ad rasa all'orders to -
maw
DEBIAS itARNEB A CO., New York
Sopt. 16;'65-Iy.
The Great English Remedy.
CELEB s tariP E ;iIVati s PILLS •
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, H. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medleine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the constitution is subject. It moderates all 01015311
and removes all obstructions, and a speedy ours
may On relied on.
• TO . MARRIED LADIES
It to particularly suited. It will, in a short timei
bring on the monthly period with-rogularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain, to •prevent counter
,
felts.
In' all oases of Nervous and Spinal Affectione,
Pains
.in the Doak and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex
ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, and
Whites, these Pills will affect a cure when. all other
metros have failed; and although a powerful roma-.
dy, do-not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any
thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack•
which should be carefully preserved.
Bold by all Druggists.
Sae Agent for the United Staten & Canada,
JOB MOSBS,
2? Cardin& Street, Now York.
DT. 8.• = e4.00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized ` Agent, will ensure a bottle, oontain-
Ing 50 Pills, by return snail. • - • imarl4-ly
A. Cough, Cold,. or Sore Throat,
REQI7IREB IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD
BE °EXCEED. L ALL2*ED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of the tunge, a Permanent Throat
Affection, or au Incurable Lung Disease
113 OFTEN TUE REBIILT.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TAMES
lIAVINO A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO 'IRE PARTS,
immrpTiors RELIEF.
War Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consump
tive and Throat Diseases, •
TROCHES ARE HSED WITII ALWAYS GOOD WOES&
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERI
will, find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
talon before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an. unusual •exertion of the vocal organs.
Tho TrocAos are recommended , and prescribed; by
Phil l feians, and haie bad testimonials from eminent
meal . tb,runekout the country. Beleg sin article of
true merit;and havlug.promid their efficacy by a test
of many yeare,cach year finds thOm
in variouslarto.nf-tba anti the Troches tiro
universally pronounced better than otherarticles.
, INTIM onIy"Iinown'sBLIONCILIAG Trioortne," arid
'do not lika'aily Wo pis that may
be • -
offered.
Sold everywhere in i
the gnited States, and IR Pbr.
eignOonntrope, ott:33 cents per bdx: .; ; •-- [jan3o-3m
SlOKREartili
0 R .
This prodaration is unequaled as a Refit* ******
and Restorer of wasted or inert functions.
The aged should be certain to make. the Biokrene
a hodsehold , god, inasmuch as it will render them
yodthful in feeling and in strength, and arable theth
to live over again the day of their prie tine , ley. It
not only exhilarates but strengthens, and is really
an invaluable blessing, especially to those who have
been reduced to a condition of serrility. self-abuse,
misfortune, or ordinary sickness.. No matter what
the muse of the impotency of any humanlorgan,,
this superb preparation will remove the effect at
once and forever.
BIOICRENE --
cures Impotency, General Debility, Norvona Inca
potty, D.epepala, Depression, Lose of Appetite,.
Low Spirits, Weakness of the Organs of . Gimeration,
Imbecility, Mental Indolence, Immolation. It has
a most delightful, desirable and novel effect upon
the nervous system : and all who ore in any way
prostrated by nervous disabilities, are earnestly ad•
'lead to meek a cure in this moat excellent and nue
quelled preparation.
Persons who, by imprudence, have lost their nat
ural vigor, will find a speedy and permanent cure ln
the -
DiOir.B.EVZIa •
The Feeble, the Lansoid, the.Dlspairing, the Old
itiouldfrtivettlis valuable discovery atrial; it will
bo found totally different froth all other-articles for .
t lame pqrptpss...
To Peinaies.—lbler 04Wpirittlarr intalusble in
nervous weakness of all kinds, as it will restore the
wasted . strongtk with wonderful permanence.
It is also a orand tonic, and will give relief in
Dyspepsia with the first dose: A brief persistent*
In its use-will renovata_tho stomach tti a degree o
perfeatheallk hod bullish Dyep~ '
eft forever.
Ope Dellar,per bottle, or six bottles for $5.
3olititt elleato:wn.lorliewle.Elohmidt A 00.,
and Druggists generally. -
bent by 11.19J.seas anywhere, by iddreseing
11010lialtru . MUTER, Proprietors,
1,38554/
-••— -
' k -
Inv Vg ,c sl:inr.ava `211,.1i
New York Price Current.
Nor March lt. Corrected weekly by
. 111 LFR ICH • •
- NR c9'OgiygglowitEmnOmw
!,1: 1 kM
NO agag,hslitfrtreetp rp 7f e
iStI C TSI4 . r, h,
N. Y. State, TF 1 14,4410'8 ' ini;rlb.• -45. to - 48.
N.Y. State, Tp 5,1atr ( 34.t0.6, i ir f 48 to: 63
N. Y. State, Fir "f 64 to:` bp
Y. State, Firkins, fair to gook
" 46 to 53
StateiDiesy'Agoßd to eholoe, 4 / — 49 to 55
'lBtateiWelah tubaoo446 66in 4 45:%) 152.
• . State.ifirliinis and Tubs, - eorP,. 130;to . 42
Northin. Penna., gotpl to tiltolie,'" 52 to 67
Ohio and Viestern gepd to,skoloo, " 40 to 46
Penna. Oilo and Weeters, eetmnon , " • ,811,0 Air
K 6
nee; Jr
, u
cloth, r te
nous: ant to.good, In cloth, -, ; • 33. to 66
Rolls, whlte'atietpoor, .
.15..0' .30
013BESIL , .. • . . -
, .
.N. Y. State ' oltoloo end factory made" 9 0 tn . . 22
N. Y. Stake, Dairy, gcnid to"oheleo, • " *, '2O to 214.
N. Y. common 19 to 18
' AGO) ; If •
Joisey &:Ponnraildokeil'ln eitiff; jtOrideshit t p l L'2o
Jornoy &Penna. packed in oats, " 244 to "5
N. Y. Sttte, packed, in good ordor, " 24 to •25
9bio, pa ked—by expresp, to amid!, " 23 to 24
•
BFANS.
Marrow,phoitio,call shod, per bash 62 lbh 2.20 to 2.3 q
Kidney; olithbo,lllll alsod i . 2.40 t 0,2,50
ModiumA t cbfgoo, , • • 1.50 to I.Te!,
Mixed Ibto and common, " ' 60 to 1.00
DR= FRUIT ;
• - .• • •
tplea- r T. 7-:Stitte;eirotoe; •41sv lb: 1344 144:
4pplei—Jemly - and Pennsylvania, " 124t0 13
Raspberries, black, a 44 to. 48
Blackberries " 32 to 35
Whorti§bekirti • , -a". '
11 to 18
Cherries, Otte ^ 48 to '62 ,
Cherries, pits in, . " 6 to . 8
realbeS,Veeled, . ", • 24 to 80
Plume,". 38 to 30
BERSWAX.
Pare :
SEEDS per . lb. .41 to 45
.
55 lbs . 2.40 t 0.200
ne
per lb. $ to
TALLOW.
Viableled,
C 16131,
In go 4 Barrels; per 1134 llito 12
POULTRY.
Dressad Chickens and Fowls,
do do
Tarkeyi, gdod to.choicio;
o common,
Coats, good to choice,
do common,
Goes (keno,
Ilvo Geese,
do Ducks;
CALVES.
OMB
Dre
,Common,
Tigeione, (Tame) alive,
4o dead,
GAME
BRIIITB
Apples, good to choice,
" common
Chestnuts; •
Hickory Nuts,
Bull or Hog Nuts,
1:11cYok Walnuts,
EGGS.—The receipts hare been very veavy dur
ing the past week, the OonsumptiOn comparatively
light, prices have destined rapidly. We bear of
Sales at 23 and 233 for good marks, but we think
those who sell at those prices ore to much freighted.
We congdontly think they have now reached bottom
for the present, as next meek will be the great Egg
week and no doubt sell better than they have done
the past week.
BUTTER.—There is no change, the market Is
pretty Well cleared out.
CALVES.—Tho weather is getting too warm .to
Alp Calves from a distance , and prices too low.—
Should advise shippers to tend by Express, or di,-
optinue to send them at all.
November 28, 1865
Public Sale.
lITILL be sold at publio sale on TUESDAY and
VV WEDNESDAY, April 10th and 11th, to com
mence at 10 o'clock A. M. of each day, at the bonee
of George Garnet, of Upper Saucon township, Le
higli—i3ounty, the following valuable personal prop
erty, to wit:
Pour excellent horses, can be used any
place • 14 head of select cattle, including
p heifers anduna bull; 14 choice swine, -
2 four horse wagons, 1 carriage, pleasure and wood
sleigh, mowing machine, plow and harrow, 1 corn
harrow, threshing machine and horse power, wind
mill, strr cutter, bay' in the stack, wheelbarrow, a
lot of plank, chains, hay ladders and seat wagon
bodies, grain In the ground, all kinds of harness,
grain bag., jack screw grain rake, grass scythes
and a great many other farming implements tao nu
merous to mention..
At the lime time and place will be sold tke house
furniture of said ,doceased, to brit: Bode and bed
steads, carpets, stoves with rape, ono of them a
valuable cook• stove, tables, chairs, looking glasses,
corner and other cur:Wards, popper pod iron ket
tles, tubs, stonnors; u barrel with vinegar, butter
tube, a valuablo clock, chimney hook, seusago ma
chine, drawers and a large tehmber of other aatioles
of funituro ,too numerous to mention. Conditions
made known on day of salo by
GEORGE GERNET,
DAVID GERNET,
March.2o-4t
Dissolution Notice.
VOTICH is hereby given that the partneiship
1. 1 1 heretofore existing between , Henry Kunta and
Benj. Kern, in the mercantile business under the
Arm of KUNTZ & KERN, in Slatington, has beim
dissolved by mutual consent, on the let of Hardt.
Therefore all persons knowing themselves to be in
debted to tho said firin will make settlement of their
amounts immediately at the old stand, and all hav
ing shims against the said Arm will present them
for payment. HENRY KUNTZ,
BENJ. KERN..
THE BUSINESS
WILL be continued at tho old stand, under the firm
of KERN & APP, who will be much pleased to have
the old matomers continue their patronage, as well
as to have the favors of the publie.gonerally, guar.
&Mousing to the* at all times a selection of a large
and well selected stook of goods. ,BENJ. KERN.
mar.10,6.w I ROBT. P. APP,
E. W. CLARK d 1 CO.,
• • BANKERS., •
No.' 35 SOUTH SD STREET, PUILA.,
=
Morris A Suez Railroad 7 per cent. Bondy.
Central Pacific R. R. 7's interest payable in Gold In
New York:'
L. S. BO year 6'e interest In currency Issued to the
Pacific) Railroard Company.
These bonds are all (or sale very low.
Rooks bought and sold on Commission. U. S.
Securities dull kinds bought and sold. [mar2o.3m
ERRORS OF YOUTH
A tiERTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nem
ous Detinti.-, Premature Decay '
and all the ef
fects of youthful indica...L., will for the sake of
rivasuf
fering humanity, send free to .v. 4 need it. the re
eipe and directions for making the eitnp, .14
by
which hems! cured. Sufferers wishing to pr e ot
the edvertieer's experience, can do ao by addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chamber street, N. Y.
jan2-Iy]
EDWIN 82EGER, Agent,
71 East Hamilton • street, in the basement
undo,fhe office of Dr. William J. Romig,
ALI ZNTOWN, PA..
A lot of splendid Portfolios, at surprisingly low
prices.
• A lot of stptionery.
A lot of books au/table for HOLIDAY l'ltEl3 7 .
ENT&
A lot or Claws. Chessmen, Cheokerhoards, Ate.
A lot of !royals and Other Booki.
MB is the time to subscribe for dailies, weeklies,
and monthlies, from Janury 1, 18178.
All orders will -bo attended to by lightning rail
road speed.
Ile has also on hand a lot of Needles, Knitting
Needles, Crotchets, etc.
Call and examine our stook before purchasing
elsewhere.
angB'6B-11' • ' IIDWIN BANGER.
. Book Andery.
THE underslgned respeetfullY announces to the
citizens of Allentown and vicinity, that be is
still continuing the book-binding butiaeae, at the
old stand
OR FIFTH STREET,
near the. Conn ty Jail. where ho is prepared M the
nish his customers with the bed work at the cheep
ed rattle. At his establishment all work is turned
out to the satisfaction of those' for whom it is dorm
Thankful for:the patronage extended to .61m in the
past / he- asks a continuance of the same from an
appreciative public. Come all sad see for jaar,,
tiOtiliTARTIPla BINDER;
. 11ra•bladie . ,
Ina
SEM
MIES
4'l
.-!i..,
Palace efArt Photographs
IN Oil, Water Colors, radii' Ink or Plain, from
Miniatures a. to Life Bias. Card, f 2 per , dozen:
• . - . • •-• j . oLtO and Ham
ilton ntfe!;tl, illetileln• •• -•
111ZY-VAM'e'lj , '7
:113.T:eunigAisr
_ .
; • prAzant IN. • •
, •• • , • i• , • .
Leather' Pijadingsi Trunks And T.zavoling Baga,•h
removed from hierold itand;l3 Main street{
: toil 9 Broad street, BetbleheM, Pa. "-
]iamb 2p, 18.66.74..., • •
1.866: THlLAbEliPlit¢. :1861
Papeia 1. Wall, Partpiii
f •
, I' ,AI X. tL & OijißiN
MitIiTFACTURERS OF t qir
PAHL% HANGING AND WINDOW iiIIDES ! '
Cenci of FOIIRTIE and MARKET Streets,
LPill LADEktIjA.
. 13.—Always in S a topca Tarte itoerc OrLINBN
and OIL SIIADES. :11.1b,nrg0-3'm
CARPETS and - Orti 'MOTHS
1:11. Ko'uati
'l n cr's to ho & Wortid'iny atton
:.l, • tiOn of b y largo stook , of
NEV SPRING ST LES..OI I OARPETSI
• Consistl i ng of Tapestry, - -Smola, Throo-illy,
In
ggrgin, gaup, Stair and Itag T Oarneti. • Mao 01 1
•OlothP, prom Q to 6 yards wida. - •• Window Shades
in great vo.rioty, Canton and Coco Matting, Rugs,
Matte, &a.; di a: Z11017G1li .7n.; & coi,
.. 608 NOWIII SECOND Street t atv.Wolllll.
Storo,,S. W;, 001'1. 8 arid Spring Garden
ptrviote, Dhat2o-2
Hanry Harper, - ' •
520 ARCII ST., PHIL'A.
WAi'ORES, fine gad J EWEIL KY, aoIid,PILVER
WARE, ed'd•eoperior SILVER PLATED WARS, •
at rodtiaad prim! I . . March 20.-3 m
per lb. 22`to •'24
common "
19 Co 21
". 28 to „24. ,
SPRING SALES,
' :' " '2O to 22
. « 29 to 25
• H 20 to 22
" 10 to 16
per fair 4.00 to 5.00
'• " L 75 t0t2.25'
'FASHIONABLE NEW SILKS,
Neveldes in DRESS GOODS,
New atylos SPRING SHAWLS,
. • Now travelling DRESS GOODS,
Fine BMA of NEW GOODS,
• Alagnifieent.Fo,ULAßD9,
Splendid BLACK SILKS, &e.
Eyre it Landoll have their usual assortment of
4:MAPLE GOODS. Also, Cloths, Oassimerss and
Vesting'.
- P. S.—Our prices are now arranged to meet the
views of buyers Ma oh 20, 3m
per lb. 14 to 111
5 to 12
p . or pr. 40 to 50
" 25 to 30
? per bbl. 6.00 to 6.50
4, 4.50 to 5.50
per bush
4, 3.50 to 4.00
if no sale
If no sale
ISTORY OF THE WAR—"THE AMERICAN
LI CONFLICT," IN Two VOLS. ELsocarrr
It4.I7BTRATEDII9I7II 144 PORTRAITS ON swum; NO,
msliouS NAPS AND DIAOnAUB• Or RATTLII-BIELDS;
YiliWs,RTO. /25.000 COPIEB BOLD.
Volume I. of thie History, published enfold two
years latet than the first part of nearly every other,
already includes among its patrons full 4000 of the
purchasers of those early works, and is direrywhere
recognised as the highest authority, oven by the
author's political opponents.
Volume 11. will be ready in a few months—at the
earliest day on which a sell prepared history of the
war can be obtained. The entire work, inimitable
alike in excellence of plan and detail, will be vastly
superior to any of those now. completed, (most of
which were "Completed" long before Oen. ti rant's
report was made,) and by far thOmost satisfactory
History of the late stupendous straggle—altogether
unequalled for clearness, fellness, and accuracy of
statements, combined with candor and graphic do
liniation of events.
MO
If Othriplated as designed, the work will be author.
ity as to the events of the most wonderful ern in the
history of the Couutry.—A. C. 01Jfalle, Guvernor of
Pa.
It would bo difficult to place too high an estimate
on the service Mr. Greeley has rendered our coun
try by the preparation of this volume. • • • I
await the forthcoming of the second volume with
eager expeetlition.—Wmtak 1). Ramos:, 3!, C.
1t bears tho'marita of labor, studied candor and
accuracy.—WiLtatat H. SEWARD, Searetary of Stoic:
the narrative to simple and oleor, with so much
of life and spirit in it that it is next to impossible
.not to read a whole chapter without stopping. •
• • It will be, and ought to Le read by all out
countrymen.—Enoett COWAN, U. S. Senate. '
Its accuracy gives it a value beyond any other
history of that eventful period. The great indus
try and impartiality of Mr. Greeley will make this
the text of all future histories of the Great Rebellion.
—THADDEUS STEVENS, If. O. .
Of all the histories of the Great Rebellion which
I have examined, this one seems to me the hest in
the copiousness of its antecedent and concurrent
Congressionel Records, as well as of the events of
the war itseV.--Scnurtee COLFAZ.—Speaker U. S.
Rouse of Reps. -
' Volume 11. will be accompanied (without extra
charge,) by to elegant copperplate Map of the Beat
of War, worth $l.OO. Sold only by traveling agent.
Address, O. 1). CABE. k üblishers,
marl3-4tl CO., ilartford, Conn.
Adm're
Rev. Joseph Gross, of Allentown, Agent for Lc
high count•.
Orpikang 9 'Court Sae;
BY VIRTUE and in pursuance of an order issued
out of the Orphan's Coulter the County of Le
high, there will be exposed to Public Salo, on
Thursday the 29th day of March 'nit, at 2 o'clock
in the,afternoon '
upon the premises, a certain mos
imago snd lotof ground, with the appurtenances,
situaMin the Borough of Catasauqua, in the county
of Lehigls Iforosaid, bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit:—Beginning at south-east corner of
Union street; thence south almg the same, forty
feet, six inches, to lands of Jacob Rester ; thence
by the same, one hundred and thirteen feet to a
public alley; thence by the same, thirty-four feet,
six inches, to land of Charles Dieter; thence by the
same, oneliundrcd and thirteen feet to the place of
beginning. The Improvements are a one
and a half story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE al
• 1. N a -
with out-houses and fruit trees. .
Being the Real Estate of John McGuire, deed,
late of the borough and county aforesaid.
Terms on the dsy at the place of sale, and due
attendance even by
POTATOES ! POTAPOES I I
20,000 Bushels
For PLANTING and TABLE USE!
We .invito the attention of Farmers, Dealers and
others to, our stock of POTATOES, consisting of all
the Standard Varieties—
Peach Blows, Monitors;
Buck Eyes, Cusco,
Menem, Jacksons,
Prince Alberti', Early 'White Sprouts,
Gallia Chili, 4 . Dykeman, ho., &e.,
f rom va rious sections of the country—all of which we
egl..im.lots to buit, Perelman!, at lowest Whole-
Esde WOODRUFF m nito ,
ommission Mereh
',No. 4 ARCH Strter C 6.
marl3-4t worth WHARVES,
]
Aszszurrowor Triflers.
Corrected IVeckty by TVeineheimer, Newhard tk. Co
Wheat Flotir, yi bbl. 10.50
Rye Chop, tici 100 lbs. 2.26
Corn Meal, Igi bbl. 6.60
Pirboet, ill bushel,• 2.00
Rye, • " .90
Cora, " .05
Oats, " 321 b .50
Cl d, "- • 6.00
Thnothyseed," SOO
Flaxseed, " 2.25
-Dried Apples," .:' 3.60
"Paschen," 3.50
LEITTIMS remaining unclaimed in the Poet 0[-
lio• at Allentown, State of ,Pennaylvenia Lath
.thby of March, 1 / 3 60:
Miss Rona Boyle • • Mr. R. Dalleis.
Mr. Edmund Bacherlar. Mr:NV. J. Crook.
Mr. Jahn Haworth, Mr. C. B. Jameson.
Mr. Edward Marrain. Mrs Sarah Nace.
• ,r Keene. Seaman A Treager
$1
.To obtainany of these letters, the applidant
must call for eniverfiSed letters, give the date of the.
lid, and pay one cent for advertising.
lj.lf not called for within ono month !,hoy will
be sent to tho Dead Letter Office.
m r lf you want to buy ohezip; all u
Cheap Store, No. 61 Haat Hamilton
attii neat door to On Arderbitui nottd.
Gross'
NJ W 'GOODS FOR SPRING SALES I
Eyre Ar.'Landell,.
Fourth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia,
♦RE OPENING FOR
Horace Greeley's
JOHN WILLIAMS,
By the Court :—Geo. W. HARistm, Clerk.
March 8, 1885. • .
Egg,, 'tl dozen, 25
Butter, VI lb. 40
Lard, " ' 20
Ham "
1 20
Baaon "• 16
Beeswax," 40
Potatoee,* bushel .80
Beane, •." 2.00
1.20
Salt, in sacks, 3 25
Hay, por ton, 14.01
Straw, -44 8.00
Allentown Post Office.
=EEO=
.
: ,:-.
PAS`
To Those Who Need Them
G. K. REEDER
ItAIPS store-room .
—Pt wheil he will be happy to — sieitliVilliribti4
who, be imdaa l hirnsolt; he has Wol.l.pleasod in the
past, and whose (Saatchi' heitialitat' te retaia la the
future - .llfs will to found always ready-to attend to
yoti, nriel . 4 ean
•
iv& the Pest Fi t s
, A • . r
He lea Piaelleel baler tm lies wen. tne tekutatte
of heitig tno best cutter in town. lb; ie row oloalhi
*out his stook °trendy-m.oa wiliteF,olothioiciktreost-
A splendid lot of NEW GOODS?just , reeelired,
and for erlo at PRICES PAR ,R.ELOW COST I
•Romembor the ,place, one door east of the Allen
house, •A - • • [feb2o-tf
. ,
DiSBOlO4 n. No tice.; :
•wrOTICE is hereby given' that. the VoUrtnershin:
1.111 hcratofore existing .under. the km of 0.4/1-
1.14 1 1 N SIIOENLY, In the Mercantile business, in
/Ilosonsaok, Lehigh county, was on the 12th day.of.
Febriiar4, 18011, dissolved by mutual consent. There
fore all arsons knowing themselves to be indebted
to said IRA era requested to settle their accounts
within 'di wicks from date, and all having claims
against the same Will present them for payment.
DAVID 0 AIIIKAN,
AttientionviaC,ltizens
A New Firm. & New GAOdS!
ligetzger & Osman
Hare jaot opindd at thoir.
T A 11, 0 - 11 j NO :ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 33 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
44ENT0WN,,P.4.,
noir Fall and firintor,f3toak.of
CLOMS, CASSIMERES,
VESTIPICS, &c., etc.,
which will be
Made up to Order 2
IN TOE LATEST STTLEE,
BY TIP . -TOP WORKMEN,
LIVE2DTT-1111A (MARIMBA )
9till 6EITLEMEIS' 111111111IN6 GI ES
BOLD CHEAPER THAN EVER.
WE HAVE THE
Cheapest Coats,
Cheapest Vents,
Cheapest Pants,
Cheapest Overalls,
Cheapest Cloths,
Cheapest Cassimeres,
Cheapest Shirts,
Cheapest Collars,
Cheapest Bosos,m
Cheapest Neckties,
Cheapest Swirls,
• -43 Cheapest Handkerchiefs,'
Cheapest Hosiery,
Chrapest Gloves,
Cheapest Umbrellas,
etc., eto., eto., eto.
. .
Our stock ie mad heavier and better assorted than
EVER BEFORE:
Don't forget the place, No. 33 East Hamilton dr.,
next door to tho "Independent Repntilikener,"
METZGER & OSMAN.
NATHAN Mangan, late of tho firm of Troxell .
Metzger. Ark.
TzLaumsa Onus, lately head cutter at the clad.-
Ilshment of Troxell & Metzger.
Allentown. Ang.44. 1885 • "
Will You Buy Cheap 7
TIIEN CO TO .
"Ti;V" 11/1 . MI. IS XII I= l ' 7 ..Vo
CHEAP BOOT 4‘ SHOE STORE.
North Sixth St.' Third Door under Bcchtel's
American Hotel,
WHERE you will find the nicest and beet assort
moot of Boots, Shoos and Gum
Overshoes, of the best city manufac
ture, that Is now offered for sale in
Allentown, and at surprisingly low
cash prices. Come and satisfy yourself by a per
sonal examination. I can sell cheaper than any
other establishment, because I have less rent to
pay. If you want to save 50 per cent. in buying,
then come on.
Boots for Men, $2.50 to $8 00
, . a " Bort ' 1.50 4, 8.50
Shoes for Men, 1.50 11 4.50
IS
~ 11 Boy„, l.OO " 2.25
Ladies' Balmoral and Glove Kid, 1.50" , 8.50
" Glove Kid lasting Gaiters, 1.90 " 8.25
Children's Shoes, .50 " 1.00
All kinds of Slippers for Mon,
Ladles and Misses, n .90 " 1.90
Also Shoe Brushes, Shoe Strings and Bit eking
WILLIAM 11. SEW.
—Om
Sept. 26
REMOVAL!
DEsilLliirs
HAT, CAP & NOTION
ESTABLISHMENT •
HAS bead .removed . to GODFREY PETER'S
building, on East Hamilton Street,
Opposite the Court House, •
Wham can now bo found the latest, Most elegant
and fashionable styles of
BATS AND CAPS.
Also has been added a
Gents' Furnishing Goods
DE'PARTMEN'T!
• With a full line of NEW GOODS, each as
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
UNDERSHIRTS,
OVERSHIRTS,
UMBRELLAS,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
COLLARS,
NECK TIES,
'GLOVES,
• cto., eto., etc,
comm. 0.. , 41C I COME ALL II
and tea for ybursolvoe, the beaut:ful aeaortment of
goods, beforeltiVohasing elsewhere. I will take
groat pleasure in showing my goods, and can satis
fy all that I can and will soil goods
95 .PER. CENT CIIEAPED. THAN ANY OTIIER
zr
e= HOUSE OUTSIDE OF THE CITIES.
and for daily from the manufacturer!!
west rates.. Ifeb2o.t.
J. toward I) , Diptutsr,
s. er.coND STREET, übv., SPRUCE 14 0
•4 U PHILA., would respectfully inform bine
customers and 'others; that ho is now selling ad
efrom ono of the largest and best assortmonts of on
E-4 CARPETS; OIL CLOTHS,
PI
0. Window Shades &0., that ho had on hand for t = l
C 4 many years, at reduoo4 prices. [marl3-3m
.Amtitrovia Warna COMPANY, rob., 29, 1866. .
A T a mooting of tho board of managers of the Allen.
A
• town Water Company held this aay, it Was on
motion
Reeotved, That the Treasurer of the Allentown Wm
ter Company be, and is hereby 'authorisokto receive
the Water Rates of said company for the ensuing--
year, on or before the tinst day or Apra nest, and that
he shall addfirs per cent on all - watorren unpaid. aitt
the Ist day of Nay , 1860, on all rents un id on - thre
let day of Juno, 1866, ten per cent, on al 7cnts tuti.;
paid on tho let day of July, 18613, fifteen p(r cent:ATM .
do all rents unpaid on the lstday, 0 Anzgit, 1806,
fifty per cent. • By order of the Bogid, •
4 .. 4 . A. (.1. REN . INGER, rresl. - -. --
„..,Attost:L-W: /T. Dttimiti,lielski --- - [ ott27-4W
... ..
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at tho shOrtest notice.'
Coll and Examine.
Special - Not cc.
1131
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' READ WHAT DR. SOLIEINOE IS DOING
DR. J. H.BORENCE.
Dwelt fits :—I —I feel it a duty I owe to you, and to
all lotto are suffering under the diseases known as
Consumption and Liver Complaint, to let them know
what great benefits I have reef ived from your Pal
tiroilidl9Yfirlyititilletiweed .T0n.14,14,40keat time.
Sy the blessingiod it hat ' cured mo thus tae.
. b'elienok, /, tII 'now mike nay btatoMent to
you' follows:—About eighteen m'outhsigli Wet!:
attacked with a sovore cough, and it Bottled on ray
lungs; I could not retain anything I ate, and rut
fered.with evening fevers and night sweats. I was .
VorYmuch: reduced.- The whites- of my eyes.Were'
very yellow; likewise my akin; my appetite-all
gone, and unable to digest what I .did eat; bowols
irregular and costive. I was very low
spirited, and had such violent. spells 01 coughing
when I laid down at night and whon I Bros, in the
morning that they would last one or two hours.
I then would be nearly exhausted, and was en
linty unable 'to lio on my loft side.- I cannot de
scribe serwretched suff.wing as I would wish to do.
Leery organ in my body was diseased or deranged.
Such was my situation at this time, and I was con
tined to my bed from the lost of February, leo2, to
Juno,• 1862, not able to sit up. I hqd the best of
medical ,attendanoa tho whole of the time. My
cough was so very bad that it racked mo very much.
I at thit time raised a large quantity of thick, yel
low, offensivo matter, sometimes with blood, and it
was gontrally accompanied by nausea and a furred
and thick (Mated tongue. At the titno of coughing
so badly I would have sharp, shooting pains in my
loft sido and heart, night sweats, god soicness all
through my wholo chest; had much inward lever,
pain in my back and under my shoulder blades and
in the small of my back, and at times so severe that
it would throw mo into spasms. Now my physician
gait) me up to die. Others I had, and the best of
them, but they could do nothing for me, and at that
time I was nothing but skin and how. I. then was
in the western part of Missouri. In June last we
left there for the East, and in August .last we came
to New York, and I was so reduced that I could on
ly walk a little with my husband's help. After I
had boon hero a short time the salt water broese
made me feel much better for a time,
and then I
had again to call a physician fur IYa had four
of the beet physicians of New York on the diseases
of the hangs, the doctors of all kinds, but of no avail.
They said I was past cure, and that my lungs wore.
too far gone for any ono to cure me. But at this
time I was on my feet about the house,not able to
do muob of anything. In November ast I grew
worse, and the consiomption diarrhea sot in and last•
ed about eight vrOoks. Wo had tried all and every
thing that I could grasp at like a dying person for
my diseases—consumption and live: homplaint—
but of no avail.
In January, 1853, I was brought down again on
my bed, and was not expected to live the night out.
My husband stayed at my aide, and other friends,
and they all gave me up to dio. At this time every
ono who law me-did not think I would ever leave
my bed a living woman. Tho first night I was at
tacked with spasms, and was deranged most of the
time. A friend, Mrs. Maria, came to see me the
last of the week, and brought tho Sunday Mercury.
In it was an account of a great cure performed by
Dr. Schenck. She read it to me, and it was so much
like my disease that I asked my husband to go and
see him for me. At this time I had given up all
hopes of evorgetting wellagain, and made my peace
with God, to be ready whenever he called for me.
On the 27th of January,.lBtl3, my husband called
on Dr. Bshenclr, 32 Bond street, New York, and stat
ed to him my caso,Wih a request for him to call
and see me, which ho did, and examined me with
the respirometer. When ho was about to go I naked
him if he could cure me 1 His reply was : can
not tell, both lungs aro diseased, and the bronchial
tubes are affected on both sides." And yet ha seem
.. . Ink there iv,ro lungs enough left to effect a
cure if the diarrhea could be stopped. He said in
order to do this, ho would have to give me Mandrake
Pills in small oses at first, to carry off the morbid
matter, and then, with astringents, he hoped to
check it which ho did, but tho Constant coughing,
night sweats, and diarrhea had prostrated me so
that he was afraid my vital powers were too much
prostrated over to rally, and yet ho secmod.to think
if I could live to get enough Pulmonio Syrup
through my system to cause expectoration; there
were lungs enough left to recover. lie wished me
to try the Pulmonic Syrup' and Seaweed Tonic at•
once, laying it would do me no harm, if it did one
no good. The first week it seemed to give me
strength, so that on Sunday after I sat up in hod
and' ate hearty for a sick woman; but the next
week I lost all hopes and wished my husband not
to give me any more medicine. But the doctor had.
warned him of this, and when the medicine was •
clearing out the system it made them fool somewhat
restless, and.to persevere; and he insisted on my
taking it ; and now I feel the benefit of it. Per af
ter eight days I bogon to gain my strength, and,
with the exception of a cold that took me bag.
I have been gaining strength of body, •
going away, and all my pains aro gon ,
nose of the body, my bowels aro regular, i • •
breath is sweet, and thank GJil that lam now go.
ing about, and vow and read as well as ever I could;
I have taken sixteen bottles of the medieirloNsight
of each. I now have a good appetite and rest •Yre4-
at night ; my cough does not trouble mo in• getting
up or lying down. I would now any to the afflicted
with consumption or liver complaint, that Dr.
Schnee( is no humbug. You can rely on what he
SA7S. Delay not; it is dangerous to.ltifti with
these diseases. If you would be.eured, go at ones ;
and any ono wishing to know tho facts as heroin
stated can call at my residence, 117 West 11 ouston
strict,. Now York city.
• MRS. MARY F. FARI t OW.
We the undersigned, resident's of New Yoils, are
acquainted with Mrs. Farlow, and w her state
ment to be true. We also know t o used Dr.
Schenck's Fulmer& Syrup and onto, and
have reason to believe that ieine4he
owes her preservation from e p ve.
B. FARLOW. 117 West Hou •
EUGENE UNDERHILL, 67 eenwieh st.
Mae. EUGENE UNDERHILL,A76 Greenwich
AUGUSTA UNDERHILL, 676 Greenwich et.
A. F. HARRIS, 117 West Houston et. -
EMILY GLOVER, 117 West Houston st.•
J. L. COLE, 33 Cottage pl.
M. A. LEIGHTON. 483 Broadway.
Mns. BENJ. CLAPP, 19 Amity pl.
I am well acquainted with Mrs. Mary F. Farlow,
and with her husband, Mr. B. Farlow, they having,
for a few months past, attended at my church, and
I am convinced that any statement which they
might make may be relied on ae true.
„ JOHN DOWLING, D. D.,
Pastor of Bedford Bt. Baptist Church, N. Ye•
Dr. Schenck will bo professionally at hie principal
dike No. 15 North Sixth street, cermet. of Com
merce: Philadelphia...every Saturday, from 9 A. M.
until 4 P. M., No. 93 Bond street, New York, every
Yuesday,from 0 to 3 ; No. 38 Summer street, Boston,
Mass., .overy Wednesday, from 9 to 3, and every
other Friday at 198 Baltimoroiltreet, Baltimore, Md.
.All advice free, but for a thorough examination of
the lunge with his Respireineter, the charge is three
dollars.
Prioo of the Palmer& Syrup and Seaweed Tonic,
etek $t 50 per bottle, or $7 50 per - balfdexon. Man.
drake Pills, 25 cents per box: '
For sale by all Ltreggista and Dilre.
January 2,1360,-1
Cotirt Proclamation.
WURREAS the non. imp" W. MAYNARD, Pros.
ident Jude of the Third Jodleisl District of
Pennsylvania. composed o f rho countios of North
ampton and Lehigh, p p Jo . ..hua Steller and Wil
loughby F oge l, prquireg, Assooltdo Judges of the
Court of Cowin!' Pleas' of tho county of Lehigh,
and hr ,roue of their offices Justicos of the Courts
or Oyer and Terminer and Generttl Jail Delivery
and Court of General Quarter Session in and for the
said county of Lehigh, hove, by their precept to me
directed, ordered that a Court of Quarter Session,
of the• Pesos. Oyer and Terminer and Common
Pleas and General . Jail Delivery and Orphan's'
Court for the said county of Lehigh,. to be holden at
Allentown, on MONDAY, the 2nd day of April next
to continuo two weelts.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Justices
of the 'pow and Constables of the county of Le
high,- that they aretby the !mid "precepts command
ed-to be there at 10 . o'clook in the forenoon of said
'ley with their Sells; records,
Inquielllons. examina
tion, and act other remembrances, to do those thingi
which to thaw; anootiere appertaining,and also that
th..o who ere '-nod liy recogaisances to prosecute
nosiest the priscw.. re that are or then Shall bo- in
ffiejnil of the said omw... • of Lehigh, are to be then.
and there to Pr"ecut° "1n... all bejust.
Given under my hand at Althtown, the 7th day
of March, in the year ofour Lord One thocoand MAW
hundred and sixty. sii.
JACOB HOLBliar. sh er iff.
GOD SAVE THE COMMON WEAler •••
THE MASON & 11AMLIN OABINEI I
ORGANS, forty different styles, adipteli
sacred and secular mnel e , for,sBo to E6OO each2=
FIFTY-ONE GOLD Of SILVER MEDALS, or'
other first preinininsf,rityaided . thhm.. Illustrated
Catalogue free. Addiroge, 'MASON it "HAMLIN,
Boston; or MASON' 13:1107IIIMS,Reii York,
Sept. 12
J . " CIELVIETERM
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/ram 'elation for officeng- ot.the Unlon
Cpmatery AtibooPigsn will Ile held on Monday
afternoon . , Atnir ItiVbetween t6o - hours and.t
o'clock, at the'publle,houso o NO. J. ITagenbu eh;
in Al!ontown. [nasl3-31] Q , u. R. 11EISTI, 800.
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A . "Pg‘ir new Morrii,ll4ie !nay p‘ituutilith i s it.oaqy
Wooing, for thepasop, bY Eplylog to
011{ irtessit
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Pail64lol - Chant, Pi
:37",,
dolitit
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=BE
CLOAKS AND DLOARING -CL0T1U...,,'
f Ovory 'Ailloription, styles, quatity,o9_ll!? .iitizt'..
Hoes. - .:
SHAWLS Z.. SHAWLS ' I
Sta.° and long Brochn,. Blankalai , :Tllltii,,llitir,
illaid Shawls. ...
BA LMO RA L AND HOOP SKIRTS -
At very redgesdnrices, and all slabs.
The Sitver..Skirt I •
This skirt is more durable, more elastic, more
gracoful, and %MI keep its shape and ratalfflts place
hotter than any other Skirt. Tho Steel Springs be
ing covered with a duo plated wire,
in plmee of is
cotton' coloring, will not wear off or become
and tfurhold skirt may be washed Without tnjur7
or foal , f rusting and will bo as good as new.
CAREFIS AND Olt CLOTH':
Gpceries, Fish and Pro'
~•
At the lowest prices eomprbsing
articles usually kept in a Outclass G
. r.
maul. •
SALT—Ground LiverpoolQ4o 144 ant
on .
salt by the sack and busbel. • i ;
MO
Ditibolution
MOTIOE is hereby given theillfif
.L heretofore existing betvreetr
and U. R. REEDER, in the clothing 'hints •
dor the title of BREINIG k'NEEDIIII;In . 79 ' •
rough of Allentown, has bee n' dissolved by nt
consent. Therefore all persons knowing thin:Daily,'
to be idebted to said Arm will Make' settleelint of
their aoconnte immediately', to F. N. Xtriolufgjit the
old stand, and all having alahni::egithist Ella
firm will pre s ent them for pa y ment.' --:.
•
• ""' THE nualittlaa.;‘
Will be oontloned,sit,theL'iold stand', No .71 Isemilunmehiltponiene:doetto, byha
y t e be th i e ll 'ol d.lll # e ign ue lmi toMer wi reo lr n i tlw il
their patronage, as well as tO bite t he favors of the
üblio generally., guaranteeing to them at all times
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NEW I,
IcrShiiner ok..
„,41.44.Tg„4ENINpEt&,sfumm \
c No:, 5! West 4piplAiion.,,gliiitr
. , A L LElTici#,N, .04,
Next Door to : the i7ii:01:117otei::
Shimer's AllaplmothStiorei
A LIVE LN krruil*;l2:f
Money Save
BY BUYING .AT
SiliffigiCS' STOltrit:;"
Filled Stacks Highlwith.OoodaliC.
3E.A.ra I 3E O PWIii47OI9I
Our • entire Stook has boon hiAItIO4DOWN to
the loweiit notch, wo daft oomodtittOrf,-:
WE STUDY T(Y.PLEA;SE
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every .one, old and young; rieh and-plias, we en
deavor to keep a well se lotted itecirof
DRY GOODS, . GROORRIESi , • •
. • •
QUEENSWARE, • CARPETINGEti,.:
OIL CLOTH, •
SALT, FISH . , Ac. •
to to
give bargains to all those who may favor ttelelk
their—custom, not. only for silty days or a glyen , ,
time, hut wilt Minya - continue to sell our toode
the very low,eit possible prim. We do not pretintl
to say that our mettle:), is strictly Cash, but pures t
tee our pikes to be us low es any othets uho.lare :
boasting of selling the clicaptist, in consequence of
doing business entirely upon' cash principle.
Strangers follow the standard customers.of
well known old stand, and you will &lila tttra• be
with courtesy waited Mx and suppliedwith the chespl
est Goods. Do sure you aro right, mingle In the . : , :.
crowd, then coma ahead to -- . , .
.
SlZlnCeitta FOrtrisAß S TOW&
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whoro you cad be best eultod with the thou gOode
for the least mono'', with bosh durabXe an d
shlo goods; ,'
.LiA,p:IVAS!_::...::;:. , !
Dress Goodi.-De,prtriletitsr:'
Unusually complete with rich and elegant goods
as well es the cheaper styles, ikiemprlsing
Black and Colored Silks,
Pla d and Figured Wool,
Do Mines, Mer!noes,
• plain, Figured and •
carded Mohair," 1 :
American
' • Replic . Poldins,
iiicotclrand t t. •
• 4
Union
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etc., etc., et.
'MOURNING -. GOODS,
Woof Velaines, Morinoes, Reppe, Poplin,
hair Goode, Bombazines, Alpao
oas, Canton Cloth,
Delaines,
Cobuig Prints, &o.
. _Crape and Love Veils, Crape ,
Collars, Square and Lotig Thibet and.lilaukek
Shawl's . , Handkerchiefs, Hosiery.
and Gloves, tte.
Gingham,
Flannels,
Muslin,
. Tiellings,
• Disponi,
Cheehi,
Linens,
Bosoms and White
Goods, ao.", is
A very inll dock, new and Het designs. • • ,
CUE
7 1,UEENSWARE , .. -.
c Tull aseortmont, ebeap o ,.,
WIND # SHADES AND CURTAIN
' • or every disoription.
Country PrOductk
All kinds. of Country Prodwe. taken' in ezehau
and the highest prices paid for : ' • •
" • .'
GREENBACKS NEVER REF
An early call will secure' advan
certainly Instil) delay...
We are thankful to our elkerrist ,
vori, and solicit a continuance If
many new onss,who will I n ivor us
ago, we will endeavor our gtinost
eourtoEy and punctuality.
ilornambor the well knenis old
INGER. A MIME% West
A llentown t Pa._ 8 . •
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