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OF ALL :
anted In the BEST STYLE',. at the shortest Ins
tiee, and at the - TABWEST BitiCES.
BUSINESS,_ CARDS.
JOHN H. , OLIVER
Attorney at Law,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
OFFICE removed to North Fifth Street, op.
site the Presbyterian Church, and next door to
• Court House. rfebtlam
R. CLAY HAMERSLY,
Attorney at Law,
TASAUQUA, LEUIGH COUNTY, PENNA.
arch 6, 1866. --ly
JACOB S. DILLINGER,
Attorney at Law,
of East Hamilton St. and Law Alley,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
115, 1865
P. WYC4OFF,
Attorney at Law,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
P FIVE on the south 'Woof Hamilton street,
doors west of Smith.& Kramer's store, and op
. the Eagle Hotel. [anl9-131
EDWIN ALBRIGHT,
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ttorney at Law,
000 ND DCOI 111091 SIII 0001 T DOWN,
LENTO WN, LEHIGH CO., PA
b. 13, 1866 —1 y
ELISHA FORREST,
orney and Counsellor at Zarin,
'ALLENTOWN, PA.
20, 1806.
WILLIAM 11. SOWDEN.
.rney and Counsellor at Law.
Bast Hamilton &tact, 2 doors above Law
LLENTOWN, PA.
0,1868.—1 y
ULDIN & GREASEBIEIt;
113 1 gt Lta.
6 But Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pe..
oor tielow U. Cut!: it Co'e. store.
AUL BALLIET,
AKER& FURNISHER,
eet, below Walnut, West Side,
LLENTOWN
-BEAUTIFUL •
IFE,'LIKE - PICTURES:
:s de Visites, $2 per Dozen.
ALL 4STSGATITAS %MITRED. •
pllßCAW,3o.7Eastitainilton
ALLENTOWN, PA.
town, Sept. IS.
AGLB HOTEL
'27 North. Third Street,
Between Itatfe aivi Vine;
PHILADELPHIA.is a that'olaar . 4l'otel, loot tad in the center
busineas;wittt ample and excellent acc9P2-
one. R. S. ItIEHL, Proprietor.
cry 23,•1866. ' —ly
Gerhard & Co,,
JOBBERS OF
hs, Cassimereq,
'tins, ITALIANS, Sik.
333 CRESTITC STREET,
Up SOurs,
P.HILADELPHId.
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Water Cobomb:alit' Ink or Plain, from
, e up to Life Size. Cards $2 per 'd()llin.
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shod in 'Sided Ltnoitopet .Priosi 6 Vie '
• on the Satiirej Treatment: 'and .Badloal ,
.ermatorrheot or Seminal ,Weakness, In-
Emission/1,, Sexual Debility, end impecli-
ISiarriage 'generally. Nerrxueness, 'gen.
Epilepsy and-Sits t. Mantel end: Physical
resultint from NT , Se ![[ Abuse , c. by
J. CULP fIELti; bd. D., Author of
rld . renowned!'anthor. " admiral:4
early proves •from his ,owtt experience
winl consequences' of Felt:Aimee' may be
removed without Medicine, add without
BPI gteal orierations, bangles, instrumentei
.ordiale, poietingr.oo e Aodo of ours _at
in and effectual, b which every ,infferers
what his conditio nsly be, mayonris
ly. privately Wad 'indloally.', :lAissisieture”
boon to thennitnadsnail.tiosspettels.l ,
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MIDI liiiiiiilfittitilTH
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Clocks,Watches Si Jewelry
TO BB BOLD at the liOWEST 'HAW PRIORS.
The largest and best selected assortrieat of
'Watohes, Cloche and Jewelry, in Lehigh county, Is
to be found at :• • •
CHAS. S. MASSEY' S,
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NO:28 EAST R • AMILTON STREET, Allen town
Pa. We have no dealt, to boast, and we speak ad
ilsecily, when' wsi lay that our' stook is larger Ind
more complete than all the Jewels.* establishments
in the county put together. Just received a very ,
choice and elegant assortment ;.1'
Compri],lng.Ladloe Gold
GRNTS' GOLD SILVER HUNTING
31Antriran engli.et taro,
With an endless variety of the latest style of Jewelry
Also, a large and complete assortment of
SPECTACLES,
o Gold, Silver. Steel and Plated eases.
We desire to call attention to our atoek of
We have constantly on bond a fall assortment of
G. A. PRINCE'S Celebrated Melodeons, of shies
suitable for churches or parlors.
N. B.—Particular attention paid to tae Repairing
of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. All work war
ranted. We desire to inform parties living in the
country, that any Clock repairing they wish done
at their homes will be promptly attended to.
CHAS. S. MASSEY,
No. 23 East Hamilton street,
dos'llslyA LLUITOWN, PA.
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JEWELRY STORE,
ISPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS SUITABLE
for
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Bridal or Birthday Presents.
Now is the time to make your purchases. The
stook is entirely now.
LADIES' & GENT'S GOLD WATCHES.
We have the finest assortment of Ladies' and
Gents' Gold Watches ever brought in this city.
We have the largost stoek that has ever been brought
to Allentown. We have also the celebrated A meri,
eau Watch, and all styles r f English and BRISB
Watches suitable for ladles and boys.
We exceed m quantity • and eanety of the West
styles. Now and beautiful etylee a Ladies' full. Bete
FINE GOLD CHAINS.
Genie Sayer Clittrns.
Gents' 'Scarf Pins,
Ladies' Gold Thimbles,
and a very large variety of Silver Thimblee,.Neek
laces, Belt Bookies, Oharms,- Rings of rare stud
beautiful designs, and ahoy the Plain Ring imitable
for engagements, and a large variety of other things
too fiumerous to mention.
- . GOLD PENS • .
We nava a vory large assortment. Also
Gold and Silver Holders
of all styles suitable for Ladles and Gents.
ELEGAfiT SILVER WARE.
IMO
In this line our Stook exceeds in quantity and
Variety of styles, anything ever offered for sale in
this city, and cannot fail.to please the most fastidious.
FULL SETS OF TEA SETS, "i' •
CAKE BASKETS,
FRUIT BASKETS,
CASTORS,
SILVER CARD STANDS, •
SILVER • PITO .
CREAM CUPS, •
SALT CELLARS,
, , SYRUP vioas,
GOLD AND RUBY
LINED OYSTER LADLES,
PICKLE FORKS; . •
BUTTER KNIVES,
TEA, DESSERT. AND
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WATCHES *
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE.
HUNTING WATCHES•
• GOLD, SILVER & PLATED CHAINS,
SILVER AND PLATICD SPOONS, FORKS,
NAPKIN RINGS, FRUIT KNIVES, etc.,
MELODEONS.
WATCHES! WATCHES!
KELLER & BRO.
OF SILVER WATCHES
JEWELRY,
Pine, Eardrops and Bracelets,
Ladies' and Gents'
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TABLE SPOONS, Eta.
SOLD AND SILVER SPEDTADLE,
wo•hare 11 . very , large assortment; persons cannot
fall. to snit themselves, and all of the moat fashion=
Oils Mlles..
CLOCKS! CLOCK-S!
We have tho largest assortment rf °looks that
hoe ever been offered here for sale. Persons desir
ing a iood Cloak, cannot help but snit themselves.
All raw and all of the lstest styles.
We have also • large assortment of BANOY
GOODS too numerous to mention.
' r REPALULINCi.
All kinds of Watehea, Cloaks and Jewelry ,eare
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tepaltod and warranted.
HELLER k BRO: •
Remerobrr tho Pla'oe, Newhard'a Old Stand,Th 4
87. West Hamilton' atreet, Allentown !Pa. .
E.' HELLER. B. 8. KELLER.
Great Barga4.'ns,
rrnE 11. 8. GOVERNMENT are pelting thole
1 union and supernUmerftry .stook, of Malian
and Mutes at low rates. Don't bo ofratd !elm) ,
became so many aro,oweented, epraino'd,' and other
'rip, °rip iplo a i s for:ite,.and, then buy one
or two bottl
SMITAPS '
and use as directed, end yr u can double your Mon-.
'ay. 'One bottle
,effect & cure, milling of re 7 3,
long standing.. ,
Tbis is the beet'cure for Sweeny ...fee *flown.—
No Rowel or Beaton needed. •
Smith's fdni Chas been pursuit? to. lia.one of
the bier things' to retire and girt rellOg tp iteriona&f
Slated with. kieumatienti or NourAlitio'.l{ ll l.oP,
ocoasioned oveNszertiop or exposure. '
L cin alwayp,lie bid .wholt - sale and retail at the
Ding Stores (1 Dr. W:l3.llarriel; Allentown W.
- WiSelfrldge, Ilethlatetti i• J. S. Lawall, Catinixtria,,
'era the Pmftlatori ; ' ,‘ • .
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Reuben Sieger.
MANUFACTURER OH
BFl:ice_Z Rr99
NO. 41 WEST MELTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PENN'A.
A large assortment of WIND
SOR CHAIRS; SETTEES, BAR
ROOM CHAIRS, ROCKING
011ILDEBN'S, FANCY AND
CANE -SEAT 01.141R5, whole
sale and retail., • • •
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. - .Ail Work made at this establish
ment is made of the beet material,
In the most - approved styles, 117
competent workmen. Old Chairs
reptdrOd and -repainted. .
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Housekeepemand potions intending to engage in
keeping house, should call before - purehasing else.
where. I , lfeb6-2m
R. R. R.
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' BY ONE BOTTLE OP
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Burns, or any Pain or Infirmity, Red way's Ready
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3.1-If subject to Headaches, Sour Taste in the
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Fite, Toothache, Loss of Appetite General Debility,
Coldness of the extremities, Swollen Joints, Ner
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flth.—All who, by exposure to ht rd service, eith
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. Typhus or Typhoid Fevers, Radway's Ready Relief
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phine, veratrine, and other opiates and narcotics.
It lulls pain, by imparting 'strength and vigor to the
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ful action, instead of paralysing the perceptive far
ultiee, and making them insensible to pal . Let
those who would live and enjoy health nee Radway'a
Ready Relief.
7th.—To all who are sick and in pains, nee the
Relief. It can do no harm, and will surely do good. I
Persons who • are weak, nervous and debilitated, a
teaspoonful of the Ready Relief In a wino:Pies of
water will do you more good than all the Bitters in
the world—keep you^ stomach clean and healthy,
your breath sweet, your nerves Strong, your spirits
happy, your appetite good, and your digestion reg
ular. A dose token at bedtime will insure calm and
pleasant sleep.
This Remedy is truly a Family medicine. It can
be need with the positive assurance of doing good
in all oases where paitfor uneasiness exist.
It le the cheapest medicine in the world. One
fifty cent bottle •oontalne more medicine, as well as
being a superior medicine, than one-dollar's worth
of the ordinary - pain.kiers, liniments, Ac., of the
day. •
One fifty •cent bottle of Radway's Ready Relief
will do more good, and can be used for more pur
poses,than ten dollars expended for any other mad
Woe in nee.
MAO 'WHAT MRS. WHEW/OTT HAYS,
FIVE HUNDRED !THOUSAND OTHERS' SAY
AN EXPERLENOED NURSE OF VIIVORIESTER-7-RNAD
"Your Beady Relief and Regulating PillB do our
family more good than all the physic and doctors
we have had for years. If I have the headache I
take Radway's Ready Relief and •one bottle of the
rills—in an hour I am. all .right; if pain in my
bowels, Radvrey'a Ready Relief gives use ease and
comfort; if rheumat am I use the,'Rellef ; if sore•
throat or horseness, I use the Relief if nenlragic
pains shoot about my, body, stop 'them with the
Relief; if I catch cold, I take the Relief; if tooth
ache, or earache, or faceache, I apply the Relief—
in a'few moments the most severe pains ere lulled.
If.my children .fall and, bruise or otherwise hurt
themselves, the Relief removea all pain and (Howl
"oration of the skin ; if they burn or scald thim
selves, the Relief takes 'out tbb fire and•relie►ns
them from anguish. I Could . not sleep without a
bottle of. Rad v's Ready Relief within my reach ;
so.with the ri B. the vary moment my stomach or
bowels are out forder, one of R,adway's Pills is all
that I require to restore my system to order and
regularity."
SOLD *Dr ALL imiIOGISTS,
14-
AND AT No. 87 MAIDEN LANE
August 1, 1855. —ly
PACIFIC. HOTEL,
170, 172, 1741 i 176 GREENWICH ST,
(ON SquAtia WENT or BROADWAY,)
Between CouOttandt and Dey Ste., New York
THS PAMIO HOTEL is well and , vridely known
to the trareling public. The location is 'spec.
lolly suitable to merchantaand business men; it is
elose-Proa mity to the basiness part of the city,
--is on the highvrey of Southeri and Western tray
-el—and adjacent to all•the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots. •
The Neill° his liberal aecommodation for over
800 guests; it is well furnished, and prossesees every
Modern irdprovement for the comfort andentertain
tient of ita ininates.• The rooms are spectrum and
well ventilated; provided with gas and,vrator ; the
attendance is prompt and respectful
.+ and the table
la generously provided,with every
,deliCaey of the
season.
The subseriber, who for the past few , years, has
been the lessee, is now able proprietor, and intends
to identify
. himself thoroughly with ; the intereata of
bia bongo. With long,experienee tura hotel-keeper,
he trusts, by moderato charges and a liberal policy,
to maintain• the favortible reputation of the Peelle
Hotel.• , JOHN PA'PTEN, Jr.
• New York,' Sept 12. •
• 4M natilers
520. A 3l Rbli • PHI /.. 11. •
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MRS. WESTCOTT,
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JOBB PATTER, Jr., Proprit4or.
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ESDAY MO
Important Notice
FROM
IYr. G. BROWN,
No. 410 Arch' Street, Phila.
- PROM a life of study, observation, and
experience, and years of phictical appli
cation of try ..Metaphysioal Discovery"
on thousands of diseasectmenrwesuen and. 4
I have Justly come to the oonolusion'Oet ovelifk
ly in the land, who with to gat. rid-of - disease an
keep it at bay, must have. my liletophysloal Discov
ery slime on hand. It is a certain proven Intim
amine& disease. IF aldo treats and destroy's the
cause of disease, consequently the effeote •dte, be.
&inning with Detafuess, , Oatarrh, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, with every dlsedse man, woman_or child is
heir to.
It is the only safeguard against Cholera. It
°bowies every sewer of the bunitin body, hkrdene
the flesh, and purifies the blood. In consequences of
the above foots, I have this day reduced the price,
so as to leave no barrier in the way of the' diseased.
The package consist of three bottles, one nerd for
the Eyes. ono for the Ears, and ono for tie
_ISmA.—
These three work in co njunction, passing into &-
system by absorptior '
thus killing the very root of
tbo disease, which is in a specific locality in the
head. .
My. Metaphysical Discoiery is packed in a neat
wooden case, and will be despatched to any part of
the world on receipt of the price, which will be, from
this 25th day of November, sold at $4 per package,
or three packages $lO.
Celebrated Poor Richaid i s Eye enter.' Large
also, $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. Small size
00 etas, Scalp Renovator. $l, or six bottles for ss.
The medicines can be obtained through your drug
gists, or at the Depot, No. 410 Arch street.
Th.: , following letter is one of the many which I
receive daily at my different offices :
BEMARKABLE OUB.E.—Ualarrh, Asthma, &c.
Mns. CIIEZVEft, residing at No. 02 Allen street,
Boston, Bays: •' I have been troubled for four years
with sore throat. For two years I suffered with ca
tarrh and great dizeiriess in my bead, altliost caus
ing me to fall. I suffered greatly with asthma, It
being hereditary in the family. I was diseased all
over. I could not go wheie there was any dust.
had groat pains in my bead and neck. I have suf
fered much with cold feet. The bones in my neck
were drawn out of place with the asthma, and my
throat !coked like raw beef. After applying to va
rious physicians and obtaining no relief, I finally
applied to Mrs. M. G. Brown, by whose medicines
I haft: boon so much benefited that I am now like
another woman. Formerly the least exposure gave
me cold; I could not go to the door with my head
uncovered without an attack of the asthma. My
asthma is now entirely gone. Mr _Deterrh hap
wholly disappeared. I felt weak and languid fOr
many years, so that I was aburden to myself.. The
coldness of my feet has disappeared, and I feel a
general ciroulat'on through my entire system, caus
ing me to be, as formerly, full of strength and viva
city, and can attend to household duties as well as
ever I did in my life."
It is the only safeguard against disease, including
CBOLERA. It cleanses every sower of the hamen
body, hardens did flesh, and purifies the blood.
The Celebrated POOR RICHARD ' S RYE WA
TER la the key which opens the door to the health
of both mind and body. Let all use it morning and
night.
L. Schmidt % Co., Allentown, Pa., @olo
. Azente
for Lehigh county. • - -
December 12, 1905. --ly
INVENTORS' OFFICES,
D'EPINEUIL & EVANS,
CIVIL ENO [NEER 8 & PATENT SOLICITORS
No. 435 Walnut atria, ntilad'a.
Patents solicited—Consultations on Engineering
D melting and Sketches, Models and Machine;
cf all lads MADE and skilfully attended to. Spe
cial attention given to. REJECTED CASES and
INTERFERENCES. Authentic Copies of all Doc
uments from Patent Office procured. •
N. B.—Save yourselves useless trouble and trav
elling expenses, toi there is no actual need ,or per
sonal interview with no. All buhiness with these
offices can he transacted in writing. For further
information direct as above, with stamp enclosed,
for circular with references.
January 9, 1868.
ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGANS.
they are ..._ Apt,
to the parlor and drawing room. For sale only by
• E. M. BRUCE ,
No.lB North SEVENTH Street, Pnii.tritt.t.nra.,
•
-Also, BRADBURY'S PIANOS, and a com
plete assortment of the PERFECT MELODEON.
September 28, --17
Dr. P. R. PALM,
LATE SURGEON IN THE UNITED
STATES! ARMY, would annotiebe to the citi
zens of Allentown and vicinity, that be is contin
uing the praotioe of Medicine in ALLENTOWN, op
Seventh Street, below Hamilton, nearly opposite
T. Sol:Moyer', Marble Yard. Having had the hon=
or to belong' to the Openansa Cones at the bat
tles of Fredericksburg, Chancellorsviile, Franklin's
crossing, Ac.,: and having had charge. of suvsnam
Hoserram, babas had much experience in all the
details of Stn:mar and the treatment of diseases
generally. • The Doctor is a regular gradhate of the
JETPERBOITAEDICAL COLLEGE of rtituidelphia;und
has been practicing medicine during the past eight-
eats years. Having had much experience in the treat
ment of disebses of the NYE, he, would eapeolally
solicit the pa;tronege of those who may be afflicted
with diseases of that important' organ. Having re
stored the sight of man, who have been ,LIED eon
YEARS. HO'ITOIIId also solicit the attention of those
suffering froin chronic diseases, such as Driers; (for
which he has an almost infallable remedy,) Diseases
of the KIDNEYS,. Rintostartax, Hannatota, CGRON
to Cocoas, Distutnata and Drassrany, (which he
'professes to care in less than half the time required
by ordinary remedtes,) GRAVEL, Gonna, or enlarge
ment of the DOA, PILLS, MARAIRPUB or Consutoption
in children, BIDE 11EADi01111, TAPE WORE, MELAN.
CIIOLIA; Sonoenta, or King's evil, EPILEPSY, or
falling sioknese4Purarn Sous: Tunoar, Trerran, PO
RABE, PECULIAR TO FEMALE/I •". A 159 diseases. of the
Liver, Lungs and Heart,
Having flow, practiced medicine bare for over a
year, the Hooter is able and willing to refer to.per
sona in thii place who have been cured by him of
mostof the!diseasen specified.
All ealls , from town or county prompt
ttention by day or night. • ' •
Medielnes furnished te, all patients, which he pre
pa ms himself, as he will use none but the very beet
Reterenees: Hisformerpatienfe.
Allentown, May 23,1065. '' Ty—
Dissolution Node?.
NITIOE is hereby given that the partnership
heretorqge existing between Henry Runts and
Benj. Horn, in the mercantile ' business under the
firm of worryz & KERN, in Ellitington, has been
dissolvek by mutual 'consent, on the let of March,
Therefore all persons knowing themselves to be In
debted to the said Arm will make settlement of their
serrodrits immediately at the old stand, and all hav
ing claims against the bald Arm' will present 'them
for payment. • HENRY KUNTZ,.
• ' :r , • BENJ. KERN.
THE "MINUS
WILL r, ti " need. at the old etend,"under the firm
XY.Ttri £ APP, whit will be maoh pleemotto have
the oldeuetoieere continue their patrOunge, im well
st to bade the favors of the pnbliq generall7, gear.
ente•lngt to 011'11)04:ell Chirp a iFeotioct of • large
welltieleeted stook, of )1
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311723 XI
(LATE HUBER & DILLINGER,)•
No. 7 TPEB2 I _HAMILTON STREE.7,
Would retmeottully inform tho olti en of Lehigh
county that they have Just formed a co-parnerahip
as above, and that they havo just ndpacknt a froah
stock of
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
DRY GOODS!
Figured and Plain Alpacas,
Pip:4W and Plain all Wool. De Lobes
•
SHEPHERD PLAIDS,
BLACK SILKS,
SUMMER SILKS,
IRISH' POPLINS,
WHITE GOODS,
Mite Counterpanes,
Linen and Cotton Sheetings,
Checks,
Gingham,
Bedticks,
Flannels, tEc„
Shepherd Plaid Balmorals,
Black Cloth,
Cassimeres,
Velvetine,
Corduroy,
Cottonades
Kentucky Jeans,
Drills,
LADIES GLOAKING t
Plain Colors,
•
• Middlesex Cloths,
Reppellants, and
PLAIDS OF VARIOUS COLORS:
IB BUIE TEE 9 V 7 ClnlQo
A ha line of Cloths, Cagaimeres,Sattinette and,
Vestings, all kinds and prices, whic will be sold
cheap,
We have constantly on hand a large and well se
lected stook of all kinds of
CROCKERY,
GROCLIFUXIS
rde.ciumEE',
SALT, &o
Which we will dispose of at the very lowest cash
prices.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods, and the higheat market price, allowed.
'Priends,, Awake to your Interest
- for we feel satisfied that wo can suit your retinas as
well as your Purism
Don't forget the place, No. 7 West Hamilton
'street, second door abcve the Eagle Hotel.
Returning thanks for the patronage received in the
past, and hope that bye continuous effort to aeoem
edge their friends and customers, and in conse
quence of the largeness and variety of their stock, - to
merit and receive a continuance of the support and
good will of the people,
A. A. Hunan,
Allentown, July 18,
SASLOW'S INDIGO SLIUE S
- PUT UP AT
WILTBERGER'S DRUG STORE,
• No. 223 NORTE( SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. '
Will color more rater than four Ulnas the same
quantity of ordinary Indigo.
It is warranted to give satisfaction, and is retailed
at the same price as the Imitations and inferior ar-
Woe. [oa3l-6m
Horace Greeley
HISTORY OP THE WAR-- 4 THE AMERICAN
CONFLICT," IN TWO VOLE. —. 11 .-soaartx
ILLUSTRATED WITH 144 PORTRAITS ,ON STSNL ; No
lIEBOUS NAPS AND WARMTH'S OP RATTLE-Y/RLDS
TURA, NM A 26.000 COPIES SOLD.
Volume I. of this History, published almost two
years later than the first part of nearly ovary other,
already includes among its patrons 1a1125,000 of the
purchasers of those early wcrks, and le everywhere
recognised as the highest authority, eten by the
author's political opponents. . ,
Volume IL will be ready in sifew months—at the
earliest day pn which a well prepared history of the
war caa.be obtained. The entire work, inimitable
alike in excellence of plan and detail, will be vastly
superior to any of those* now completed,-(moat of
which were '‘completed" long before Oen. Grant's
report was made,) and by far thertrost'ratlefactory
History of the late stupendous struggle—attrgether
unequalled for clearnese, fulness, and accuracy of
statements, Combined with candor and graphics de-
Halation of *vents.
If completed as designed, the work will be author.
ity as to thei °rents of the most wonderful era in the
history of tho'Country.—A. C. Cowin, Governor of
•
It would be difticile to place too high an estimate
on the service Mr.; Greeley has rendered our coun
try by the preparation of thisyolume. • • • I
await the forthcoming of the second, .volume with
eager expeotation.—Witwx D. XCLLIY, M. O.
It bears the marks of labor, studied candor and
acouracy.--.Witr.tam 11..Settrean, Secretary of Style.
"'be narrative is simple and clear, with to much
of life and spirit in it that it is next to impossible
not to reed a whole chapter without stopping. •
• ,* It will be, and ought to be read by all bur
countrymeh.—Rnaka.Coware, U. S. Senate.
Iti accuracy gives it a value beyond any other
history or 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.
•
STEVIIII9, N. 0.
Of all ,Histories of the Ores* -Rebelllonwhich
I have examined, this one 1100M6 to ate . the best In
the copier:Mad Ll' antecedent and concurrent
Congressi cal Iteeerk, an well as of the create of
the war ROD: —h cu r Len Comm i.—Speaker U. J.
Route ofil l ieps.
Volume IL will be accompanied (without extra
ohargeOlty an elegant copperplate Map of the Seat
of War, worth $l.OO. Sold only by travelingagent.
Address, O. D., pa.SR A 00., Publishers,
marl3.4t) . Rartford, Conn.
Rev,Allentown, Josepb Gross, of Agent for Lo
high county.
THE MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET
ORGANS . , forty differeat etyler, adapted to'
sacred and similar metal°, for $BO to $6OO each.—
FIPTY-ONE GOLD or SILVICR, MEDALS,- or
other firpt .premintati awarded them. Illustrated
Gatalogne free. Address,- MASON & HAMLIN,
Dorton, r.81.8.40$ DitOTHERS, Nan York,
&pt.
31E3 'Mt 3111313't9
IIEW fill GOODS
OOK.jN AT US:.
NEW FIRM
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Spring Goodp!
FROM
And are now offering them at the
LO WET MARKET PRICE.
CONSISTING CY THE LATEST STYLES OF
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"Take' Down • the Fiddleand
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the Bow 1"
VIOLIISI VIOLINS! VIOLINS!!
A Tall prices. Violin •Siiings, Tail Pieoes, Pew,
n. Bows, Rosin, Blank hinsio ;paper, at Follires
Variety Store.
. Sheet Music! Sheet Munn
A large supply on hand—if we have not got the
piles you want, we can get it for you in a few days
if you will lento the name of the piece with us.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all kind of Instru
manta constantly on hand at Foust's Variety Store.
• STAMPING 1 STAMPING
Done at short notice—receiving new pattein.'con
stoutly. Call and see the patterns at Foust, Va
riety Store:
, Nottoss iv o noivs►
Handkerchiefs, Hostry, Gloves, Threads, Sewing
Silk, Pins, Needles, Combs, Braids, Hoop Skirts.
Call in—it pays to go round the corner to Foust's
Va.lety Store.
Where la FOUST'S Variety Store?
Sixth Street, Sixth Street, Sixth Street, Sixth Street
Four doors from Hamilton,.la. one of the rooms un
der Bechtera.HoteL [ma2-ly
ES2ABLIStiRD IN 1810
DYEINCI ESTABLISHMENT..
& W. JONES, No. 432 North Front St.,*abovo
. Callowhill, Philadelphia, dyes Mike, Wbolen
and Fancy Goods of every description. Their sit
parlor style of dyeing Ladies and Gentlemen's Gar
ments le widely known. Crape and Merino Sh owls
cleaned to look like new, also Gentlemen's ap,
perol, Cortina, am, cleaned or re-dyod. Kid Gloves
cleaned or dyed to look like new. •
Call and look.at our wok before going elsewhere.
J. & W. JONES.
March 27, 1866 —2,rt
mummy razummturrs
WILL DO WELL TO CALL ON
George W. 11111,
No. 126 North .7hird street,
,Philada.,
AND EXAMINE HIS ASSORTMENT OP
C.A_RiPET.INGS
Which are held at Moderate Prices I
Feb. 6,1866.-2 mo.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA, P A.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
URINARY AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS—now
and reliable treatment—in reports or the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION—sent by mail in sealed letter en
velopes, free of charge. Address, Dr. J.SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Assoeiation, No. 2 South
Ninth Stree Philadelphia, Pa.
June 13th, UM. —l9
PARTICULAR FITS!
To Those Who Need Them!
G. K. 'REEDER
HAS part of 0. W. RAU'S' store-room,
where he will be happy to meet his friends,
who, be prides himself, he has well pleased in the
past, and whose custom he hopes to retain in the
future' Ho will to found always ready to attend to
you, and can
Give the Best Fits!
He is a practical tailor and has won tho reputation
of being tae best cutter in town. He is row closing
out his stook of teady-msde winter clothing at cost.
A splendid lot of NEW GOODS just received,
and for sale at PRICES PAR BELOW COST !
Remember the place, one door east of the Allen
House, [feb2o-ti
.REMOVAL.
H. C. - STEINMAN,
. DEALER IN
Leather Findings, Trunke.and Traveling Bege, , has
removed from his old stand, 53 Main greet,
to 19 Broad aired, Bethlehem, Pa.
March 211,,18e6.-3m
1866. PHILADELPHIA 1866
Wall Papers! Wall Papers ! I
H 2 OWELL & BOURKE,
MANUFACTURERS OF,
PAPER RANGING 'AND WINDOW DEADER !
Corner of BOURTTI and MARKET Street",
PHILADELPHIA.
N. 13.—Alwake in Store a large Stook of LINEN
and OIL SHADES. Imar2o:3m
C. L. Hunan
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING SALE'S 1
Eyre & Lundell,
Fourth and Arch Street:, Phileidelphia,
ARE OrZNINO FOR
SPRING SALES,
FASHIONABLE NEW SILKS,
Novelties in DRESS GOODS,
New stylOs SPRING SHAWLS,
New travelling PRESS GOODS, •• '
Floe stook of NEW GOODS,
Ategnifloent FOULARDS, •
Splindid BLACK SILICS,•&e...
• Eyre A Landoll have their usual assortment of
STAPLE GOODS. Also, Clothe, Cassimerei
Vesting'. •
P. S.—Our prices are now arranged to meet the
views of, buyers. March 20, 6w
628 • HOOP 'SKIRTS.. • • 628
icorsizes , " OWN' Ma 1[11:"
Idanufacdn!od and sold wholesalo . and
NO. - 1328 ARCH. • STREET, . PHILADELPHIA.
The most complete assortment of Ladles', Miss.
ea' and Children's Hoop Skirts ' in the city ; gotten
up exprossly,to meet the wants of Arst-olass trade;
embracing tho newest and most desirable styles
and sizes of." Gora Trails, of every length—from
a to 4 yards round-20 to 56 springs, at 2 to $5.
Plain skirts', all lengths, from 21 to 3 yards round
the bottom, at $1 40 to $3 15.'
Our
.. ~_.,
• Our Meld' Misses' and Children's skit , are
proverbially beyond all competition, for va ety of
styles. and Sizos—as well as for finish and 4 Tahiti
(
ty ; varying from 8 to 33 inches in langt 16 to 45
springs at 35 oants to $2 25. All skirts "OWN
tiAßli" are warranted to4tive satiate tile '• but.
bay none ins snoh artless they have . opains ,
Hoop Sit Manufactory, No. 628 , Aroh street,"
stamped o each to I
Also, co stently 'Cr and good Skirts, manure's
lured in Now York and the Eastern States, which
k i.,
we sell at very low prices. A lot of cheap skirts
—lb' springs, 06 cents I. 20 - springs, $1 06; 25
Spring, $1115; 80 springs, $1 25 and 40 springs,
.$1 fO. • 1 . .
' Air Skirts made t 9 order and repaired. ; •
Air TOns Cash. One Prioe Only.
.•f
.
1 Furniture. , .•
ClOULDutt CO.'S • celebrated Furnituns
tablilment is removed Prom Second and
&
Race etre to to the el lendid NEW. DEPOT,
Nos. 217* and 39 North Second street, '(opposite .
Christ Churob; Philadelphia, where 'they purpose
selling tor one year. at about- cost, elegant Furni
ture, at fabalawity low, price%
Also, at their Ninth and Market Streets branch,
where they are sailing equally low, being about 16
.9large the premises.
-•-- 41) GOULD 2 - CO:13 - Pstivtiterw - Depets, -:-
Nos. 37 eiod 39 N. Sewed greet, and
,corner ,Ninth
Sind Meaket Arcata, Philadelphia. •
Marsh 177, 1836.3 m ' - •
you want to buy obesp, call at
Weise' Cheap Store, No. 51 East Hamilton
Street, Beat door to the Ameritian Hotel,
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Real Recc2ttraoiton.
Our great civil War: was a terrible min
die" between the ideas of oar Declaration
of Independence and;the aristo:ratio
law
leepness and pridef the slave p ower;
therefore, though be gi n on our partin de
fence of au imperilled Union, it inevitably
became a war against slavery as the Impla•
cable fde of that Union.
Smitten with sore' defeat, the rebel ar
mien are disbanded. :So rar, well; bat we
want peaoe, union, oonoord--not nominal,
but real.
How can two walk together union' they
be argeed 1"
We must be agreed for the suprernacy of
the inalienable right of man. Thus' Only ,
can come peace, unity. and the true granr
dour of the nation.
" Aeconstruot" is the cry. "Take back
the States lately in rebellion. Open ,the ,
Capitol doors for all. Thus shall come
harmony." Fair , and specious, but some
times " haste makes waste."
Are we to rebuild on the ideas of the
immortal Declaration, as on solid granite;
or on the quicksands and bloody mire of
rebel pride and hate of those ideas?
So far, a rebel heart is the best prams•
tee for a Southern vote. There are golden
exceptions, few and prized; but this is the
rule. No regret for crime, no premise, or
Intent of amendment, but the same fight,
with sword or ballot, with arm or tongue,
against the ideas vital to the life of the
Republic; and reconstruction to them
means simply a broad, free - field, and ample
vantage ground for the conflict: Snob are
most of the mon clamoring for admission
to the Capitol.
Little did our bravo soldiers at Gettys
burg and in the t loody Wilderness think
they were helping rebel leaders to Con
gress.
Those heroes never dreamed of rich trai
tors pardoned by hundreds, and ready to
step in.o high places, while loyal men,
white or blink, could not speak out for. the
old flag and' the good cause without insult
and peril.
The old cry of " let us alone" comes up
again, insolent as ever. " Withdraw your
soldiers. Leave the freedmen to us. We
can best manage our own affairs." And -
crime holds high carnival already in the
light of revived hopes of 'amnestied trai
tors.
Dead "bcdies of murdered negrooa float
down Southern rivers, and the loyal• white
man fares little better than tho hapless
blank.
. "Treason a crime !" Where Is Jefferson
Davis, the arch traitor? Safe in Fort Mon
roe, looking complacently from Richmond
to Washington, as hopeful, well-nigh, of
the one as the other.
Meanwhile, there are true men all over
the South. Those of high position tabooed
from social life, shut out of all political sap
tivity, often buying safety by silence. The
faithlul, too, poor in gold or lands, but rick
in• noble hearts,. waiting so anxiously for
some safety and freedom? And that host '
of sable loyalists, in whose hearts no guile'
has been found, and wl ose hands were
strong for us in the battle.
Reconstruct for all these, and 'We build ,
on the rock. Nothing for vengeance, but
all for justice, which is ono with safety, ad
toward these Sputhern men who are-yetun.
repentant in spirit and unchanged in purl,
pose. •,
, • la' s'''`
,for
now so clamored for, ,
1a' .:1,,
jor them, and therefore dangerous to' the • •
country. 1 . ..
What aro oaths 7 A rebel swallows •an 1
oath as easily ,as a. boa-conßtrierttxmld
rabbit., • :, • :
We have smitten the rebel dcagoe ,411, -,.
nigh to death., and now be is to he 14/,'lffri ...
lot louse again! a, Neverp say og ` oval ' ' `•'_ '
people' allover the land. " Norer;"*aye'':' ; :,
Congress in answer. ' ,''''''"'' : '• ;
Sumner sail Stevens, With alltheirMvidt.
icalism,') reOesent the loyal, 130ut,,h 4 0 4
. 1 .7 ,
far better thee . the eager °mill et; atones-,
tied rebels soot from that quaria„ or reedy "
to come and lake seats in tha Capitol. . ,
_lt is the earnest wish and desire of Con- •..:
gress and the people to settle thii matter; ,
but equally earnest and strong ie,tbeir. re ,
solve to settle it for the supremacy
,of the;
ideas of oust Declaration of Independence, • '
and to rem strut, for loyalists, not for trai•' 4 . ,,
tors in the. outh. . •"" i , ,' ,i 3,
This will bo done sooner or later, andjan.d
decent haste *ill not be regardeAbby th
, q ,, , 1 , ~, ~;it
people's' representatives.
Yot, torell that we have said, so mightil 7 " 'no
is truth; that it will triumph' ()yen morph •,..;,.oill.
.quickly th4n slavery hoped it would itself 01 v iy,
succeed through its last device... ~ , ,ail,:. 4-r:
_e m
yek.„An industrione tral an, Alkyl:3g . r): •
taken a now apprentice, ikwOko:hini'iit's ' I LT ; kti:o
very, early ( hour on the first motniiig;lbk:/o. -
calling out that the family were eitting , t , ,
down to liable, Thank you," leidAe
boy, as / he, turned over in bed, to . : adjust
adjust
hi self for anew nap, "thank yon, but t'
Over cat onytbing during the night.".
Miir A down-east editor, in a clomp& 1 , 1 , )
mentary .otioe of a vigilant•General,Watll v
made by the omission of .Soglo let.ter, '9 &id l y ; i
call him al battle-seared veteran. The poor 4 i.
man hastened
.to make ameiairitthis
issue by Stating that it was avolt
have denominated the hero abottle*Selarett•lnti - 11
veteran. . . . '4.1) klis;" Larnl;:i
llfilr',A story. Is told of WC NO* l iolik 4 • n u-•
Aldermen, who were'jeildua'or eauVoiheri 3 ? i.e.) A
and had tried on every miaaaloii to Ontleichil'i • r d l uld
i i
other d Ivo. • At a meeting :MO, ..rtf;,.4bgilFwoa a ',tic
made a otion, when his opponent insistent
~
that it s h ould ' be reduced to, writing ; Aid ' 3 ,“ 3 '
linable t resist the tenAptatioifio elitift - ifarn') .l
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hie advantage, oriod ou,t l with r 's iltatiOdthrt: l 110
chuckle.; , i Ah I' Teddy,' Pik tioia achr ) ; 1 "r•Ir
for • divic a athroke cap, Ait t4 ! _ ifidt.: ~,i T
at-all !" 1 _ , Ar•Att -,1 , ..t ...::, ....i:acT
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to,. *bat h that irbieltia'otteir ,
matt- tit u , ,•Je',
drink oqt•ot, and very anivittablato,do when r : . 1 ci
trouble 4 with a ...amt. wife ! ? I oA,Eksweg—n ,
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