The Lehigh register., July 31, 1866, Image 3

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Cati4s3. ,
THIS thoroughly
nogtjjf tobsrtiarticle knownfrourgarrhet
in the Bead and Platitekei:.nhatr:beitt - ,fottCl ,
excellent remedy in many Cases of Sore Eyes....
Degraele has bun removed by it;'hndßin riny bee
often boon grand .timproyed by Ite use
• It le fragr; n% add agrionbWarid
Gives „immediate Relief
to the dull hetrry pdl4a ORudedthy thecdn,:r•ol the
bead. Tho sensations after urine, It ere dulightfu.
and invigoraf,ieg. It ?pens and purges out all u 'a
Mntetiong. li/11PB:1,40,14o gland '
5,,-and styes r healthy action to the parts uheoted.
amore thell, rhiriSt Tears' '
*foals and nee of Dr:kar•hall'irCatarth and 2764 i.
ache Snuff, has proved its great value' for all tht
common diseases of the head, and at this moment
stands higher then ever before.
It is recommended byteany of the beat physicians,
and Is need with great sine as and satisfactiOn
ever where.
READ TIIE OF. WHOLESALE,
Dauoaisys I:7 1854. • •
The underaignad, having for many years boen
abquainted with Dr. Mars/Ws Catarrak and Head.
aohe Snuff, and sold 'tin our wholesale trade, cheer
fully etato, that we, believe it to be equal, in every
respect, to the recommendations, given of it for the
care of Catarrhal Affections, and that it ill decided.
ly the but article we have ever known for all com
mon diecases of Head.
Burr A Perry, Bodonißarnes k Park, N. York
Reed, Austen A CO., " A. B. AD. Bands, "
Brown, Lamson A. C 0.," Stephen Paul A Co.,
Reed, Butler A Co., " brae! Minor A Co., "
Beth W. Powle, " M'Keseon A Robbins "
Wilson,Peirbank & Cot" A; L. Scovill A Co., "
Henahaw,Rdmand 1;130 " M;Word, Most, A Co. "
B. H. Hay, Portland; Me Bosh A 0310,
Aillf`For sale by all Draggiets. Try it;
April 3, 1866.
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Preparedfnott a Prateription Clarke,JLD
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Median* is unfailiqgin the our.
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the conidtntion is subject It moderates all excess
and re, oyes all obstructions, and a speedy ours
may u. retied on. •
TO MARRIED LADIES
it tg artioularly suited. •ft will, in a short time,
br re on the monthly period,with regularity.
Each bottle, price Gne Della!, bears tho Govern.
cent Siamp of Groat Britain, to. prevent counter
feits.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in tho Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex
ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics,' and
Whites, theme Pill, will effect a cure when all other
means have failed; and although a powerftil -reme
dy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any
hurtfulto the oonstitution.
Pundit-actions in tho pamphlet around each peek
which should be carefully preserved.
Sold by all Druggists.
sale Agent for the United States a Canada,
JDB MOSBS,
27 Cortlandt Street, New York.
N. 8.-24.011-' and d postage stamps enclosed to
sty authorised Agent, will ensure a battle, contain..
rig 50 Pills, by, return mail.. [AprilS-ly
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.—This
is the most delightfuland_extraordinary arti
cle ever discovered. It changes the son-burnt face
and hands to a pearly satin texture of 'ravishing
beauty, imparting the marble purity of youth, and
the dietingue appeakeinco so Invitiniiin the city belle
of faihiln. It removes tan, treaties; pimples and
roughness from the shin, lekvinethe complextbn
fresh. transparent and smooth!{ • It oontalna no.ma
terinl injurious to tho skin. Patronized by Actresses
and Opera Singers. . It is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere.. Retail price, 60 ate.
Prepared by W. 11...111/LOAN, Troy, ki. Y.
Address all orders to
DI:SIAS BARNES 41. 00 , New York
Eept.28,!05.1y.
•
Tp pousumPTIVElB.
Tho advertiier, having boon restored to health in
a few weeks by-a simple remedy; after having
suffered for several years with a severe lung alley
tion, and that dread diF.Oll9O, nnx
ions to make known tub's fellovi-sufferva the moan
of °We.
To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of the
prescription used (fine of chirgo,) with the direc
tions fur preparing and using the same, which they
will find a Bette tune fur Consumption, Attain/a,
Bronchitis, 001/ . 08, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The oily chject of the adverti.mr in
sending tho proscription is to benefit tho afflicted,
and spread information 'which ho conceives to be in
valmoolo, and ho hopes every sufferor will try his
.aute4, as it witl coat thou'acthing, and way prom
a • lowing.
Partici wishing the proserip.ion, rune, by re
turn mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
an2-1y)
8-T-1860-5.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS
They purify, strengthen and Invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They arc an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers:"
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera v orbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Ileatirteho.
They tire the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak strong, and are exhausted miture's great re
storer. They aro made of pure St. Croix Rum, the
celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs, anti are
taken with the pleasure of a beverage; without re
gard to age or time of day. Particularly recommend
ed to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant.—
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons.
Only genuine when Cork is covered by our private U.
S. stamp. Beware of counterfeits and refilled bottles.
P. IL DRAKE 4 CO.,
21 Park Row, New York.
ly—
September 28,
FREDERICK INSTITUTE.
FOR rotr.rm .7i E. «WU ROrs.
TE FALL TERM of this InstitMien will cora
mance on Monday, July Stith, 1/3013. tieveu
teachers are employed.
Professor Longburst, of Cambridge University,
England, has charge of the Classical Department.
For circulars containing the full particulars ad
dress
Rov. P. T. HOOVER, Principal,
—OR—
A. PRINCE SUPPLEE, Avondale Prindral,
FREDERICK, Moutgomery Co., Pa.
July Mb, MG
SEGARS! SEGARS I I
• 34,000 No.l. • •
•
THE stihscriber, at Emus, offers fur sale 31,1100
good bogeys, oueyear and a half old, put up in
boxes lOU ouch, superbly labeled. The segara are
pronounced excellent by competent judgno.
The manufacturer being a cripple, he cannot take
samples around to exhibit, he therefore would invite
buyers to call and examine his stock before purchas
ing elsewhere, or send orderz.
julyl7-tf ] • • • JESSE •ZELLNER, Empuz, Pa.
. .
Teacher► Wanted.
9 Thiehors are wanted to teach publics schools in
Washington township; for five months., begin
ning in October next. salariea paid by the Board,
from $27 to $lO per mouth. Applicants examined
before the Board by tho, County
.Surieriutendent, nt
David Peter:. near Slatington, on flitastlay, Aug.
ust 2nd, tit 9. A. M.
For further part eulars apply to
I'. SIIENToN,
Slatington P. 0.
—3t
Ily 17,..1860
AUDI I N ISTR ATOWS NOTE; E.
tiro is heroby given that this undersigned has
taken out lottors or Admiedur.ltion In the ustato ut
PETER MOYiHI , decoesed, late or Lynn itWo
e:lp, Lehigh. county f therefore. all portions whu
are indebted to said estate, are requested to make
payment within six weeks from the date hereor,end
saoh who ha. e any legal chains against said estate
will present them -well euthentlcattil :or settlement
within the above specified time.
July 10-sw] - R. J. MOYER, Ad na' or. •
Gross'
Palace of Art Photographs
" Oil, Walcr Colors, India Ink 2r Plain, from
Allnlaturon up to Lifo Slap. Cord 3 f 2 por down
Over Frank Kninia2 etnro, corcer of Gib and IL•m•
ilton atm to, Allentown• Mar. 20, Itsoll.
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEA D,—
preferred by all practical Painters! Try it! and
you will bati•o no other, Manufactured only .
by ZIEGLER & •
WUOLEILL3 DRUG, PAINT and GLASS DU4EIUI,
sn3o-131 No. 187 North Third &reef. Pbili/elphia
PAUL B4LLET.
TINDERTAKER & - FURNISHER
Seventh Street, both Wainut, West Side,
.44LEsT•;)wpr,. A.
Aprllll,lB6s'
o:7Don't bale si good none to los r dollar
ft Beritlis idnhpost, •
, 113 4 141 1 1. i ;00 .
WSI ON,
! II
C 6 :I of tta ' Ikeda 6 th l StS
f
~e , ALLENTOWN -, PA
' .
:Drugs, Clieiffibitts
lEEE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE
• • Is known' 10 Allentown.
- .- • ... • .
'BARNES SON'S DRUG STORE.
Is known throughotif Lehigh county.
' BARN ES A SON'S ; DRAM STORE : •
Is the place to get pure Drugs.
BARNES A SON'S DDIDG.,BTORE
Is the place to get flue and fresh Drugs.
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE
• Is the place to get cheap tings.
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE,
Is the place to get good and reliable Medicines.
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE .. • "
Is the place to get+preseriptions•coMpOundedt
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to get Perfumery anti rancy Articles.
BARNES SON'S DRUG STORE
• Is the place to get any•genuine Patent Medicines.
BARNES h SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to get Dye Stuffs.
BARNES & SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to got Trusses, Supporters Shoulder
Braces.
BARNES h SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to got pure Wines and Liquors for
, Medical Purposes.
123:1
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE •
' Is the place to get Paints and . Oils.
BARNES & SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to get Window Glass and Putty.
BARNES Jr. SON'S DRUG STORE
Is the pia' 6 to get the best Varnishes.
BARNES A SON'S DRUG STORE.
Is the place for country merchants to obtain
BARNES & SON'S DREG. STORE
Is the plate for Physicians to obtain supplies
BARNES &SOWS
'bTORE
Is the place for Storekeepers and Country Merchants .
• to obtain their supplies of
Kerosene Oil, Sal Soda, Concentrated Lyx, Pure
- Ground Spices, Matches, St roh, Shoe Blacking,
Bicarb. Soda, Salaratus, Alcohol, Lard and
Whale Vil,Nent'a. Foot Oil,CastiloSoap,
Indigo, Bath Bricks,' Stove Lusire,
White Chalk, Cream Tartar,
Ref'd Saltpetre, Epsom
Salts, Castor Oil,
Ref'd Borax,
Camphor,
' Sweet Oil, Black Ink, Essences, Ac., &0., &0.,
; RS
de Barrie' ..4 , ts's Drug Store—You can bay your
Cattle Powders
At Dames & Son's Drug Store—You can buy Lu
bricating 01le, for Machinery.
411 Borneo it Son's Drug Storr—You eau buy Potash
and Soda Ash.
& Solis Drug S r
turctou can buy relict-
Ale Family bledicineq
At Burnes & Sots's , Drug Store—Will be found a full
aupply of all articles need in the
- 'PAINTING BUSINESS
• At BARNES & SON'S DRUG :41
cd STORE is the place to find all
U. the pop9lar Patent Medicines
14
and Hair Restoratives of the 114
: 2 day. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar o r.
Cordird,llirter's WOlll Cakeip
o ai Reinhold's Extract Bitchy Dr. *,
.5 Rose's Family Medicines, Ay- 1:1
etc Cherry Pectorial,Sarstipa
rillu and Pills, Dr. Jayne's at
a tMedicines, Maitland's German Pk
g Bitters, Wood. Hair Restora- ‘ ,l
CS I tire, Sterling's Anibrosia,Mer- I
04 chant's Gargling Oil, etc. I 44si
We would call attention to the tact that we are
constantly receiving Treat guuth , from Philadelphia
and other inarkae, and we are able to
(A/MP ETE WITH ANY 0 ['POSIT CON
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
till,. house, we hope, through the favor of a discrim
inating public, to merit a continuance of the same.
our endeavors shall always be PLEASE ALL,
and to furnish
E t ktr% guttiqta at Law Etvicot
july2,l-tf.] BARNES & SON.
GoBio SIIESTINT
BAUGH'S
2=l.Ath. - vv - 'Jac:ow - in
Sutler-Phosphate of Lime
r i gp, l7
After more than twelve years of constant use, this
highly ea , centrated mauure had attained a Ride
spread reputation as a
Substitute for Pernvian.Guano.
Ruing found active in i s operation, and of great du
rability. It does not exhaust the soil, but on the
contrary, permanently improves it. The increasing
sales annually, abundantly 'novo the high popular
value of this manure, and establish the feet of its
being relied non by a wide circle of agriculturists
to supply all wants in the davetiou of manures for
every crop.
MGM &
Sole Manufacturers & Proprietors,
Office, NO. 20, South Mime Avenue, 4,
PHILADELrIIIA.
Price $6O per 2000 lbs.; Cash.
JEST PUBLISHED, the 13th edition of our new
pamphlet, "How to Maintaia the Fertility of Ameri
can Varrhe and Plantations,'—furniehed free upon
application to tie or our Agente. • •
BAUD it SONS,
20 South Delaware avenue.
PIIILADELMILL.
July 21, 186 d. —3tn
OREFIELD
Egli MaiFACTIIIIIII COMPLY,
ftT a meeting of the Stockholders of the Ordkid
, Woolen .Manufaeturing Company, held on Sat
urday the 21st, of July, lt , ed. The following per
ions were appointed in their respective boroughs and
townships to solicit the subscription cra/ ck, to wit:
AllemNTll.-
,—J.-.E. Newhard, Win. II: umer.
Honorer Township .— Edward Kern,' erman M.
Fetter.
Sr Villl'y Township.—Martiu KetumerE, Fred.
Yu'a: t. •
Upper Sutteoli Townehip.—
lieblnger.
•
I:;.per Milford Township.—ltettbui Strih ChM
Den..
Lower .‘lticungie Townsiiiv.—Johu llnailen. Hen
ry Lain*.
Upper Muciingie Towindiii..••• John Fogel,
Schmidt.
South Whitehall Township.—Charles 15'eaver, Jo
seph Itommel.
North Whiteho:l Towaship.—Benjantin Gemmel,
Hiram Ilalliet.
Wnshingtou Townellip.—c. Peter, Abe/Amin Neff,
Pet..r 0111,2.
Township.—Fplartim Singer, Ratnitel
Lynn Township.—Jacob Kern, Dr. Saylor.
Bowhill Weisenburg Townships.—Natimn Biery,
Ain Culbertson, Jonas Ettinger, Benjamin Weida.
'the Committees Appointed are requested to report'
progress to the Treamirer, Wm. 11. Blumer, on the
Mc (lay of August next.
PBTER• GROSS, President.
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PiIIOPERTY.
IV' ILL he Fold at Public Sale, on Stahl%ly, the
Y V I Stlt day of August next, at tho house of Sam
uel Ilciberger, late of Upper Macungie township, Le
high county, lleocubtid, the•fullowing personal prop
erty, to wit •
1 cow, 2 shoats, one and two horse wagon with
body, 1 truck wagon, 2 plows, 1 harrow, bay ladders
andholstors,2 Betts of yanked harness,new,2 setts of
plow harness, carriage harness, collars and bridles,•
cheek-line, full sett of shoemaker's tools, grain ons
dle and sayth, beds and bedsteads, 1 cooking stove,
small parlor stove with pipe, log and other mbaine,
tuts", stenners, and various other articles too Unmet*
aue to mention.
CM
Uendltlear laid* Stumm anti huottriatito_yes bp
jrly 1144% NOWIN nal/L1101)
6upplica
—Val. Wearer. Al'valuta'
-OF
;k.tl - T . -zeft - ItJkiliclOip 6
TO BE, AWARDED BY TUB
UNION COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL. SOCIETY,
AT 'THEIR
Fifteenth Annual Exhibition,
TO BE HELD AT ALLENTOWN;
On the ISth,,lOth, 20th and
21st days of September, 'so. .
No.I.,—FIELD CROPS.
For the be J acres of Wheat
Second best
Third best
Best 3 acres Rye
Second best
Third beet
Bost acre of Barley
Second beet
Third best
Beat 3 acres of Corn
Hocond best
Third best
Bast 3 acres of Oats
Second best
Third best
Beg half acre of potatoes
Beet half acre of Chinese Sugar Cane
Second best
Third boot
Best 'acre of Clover seed
Bost acre of Timothy Seed
Boat quarter acre of Tobacco
Second beet
Third bent
Committee. Daniel Harlecher, Daniel IL Bastian
and Robert Dube.
No. 2.-110IteOg9 ♦ND MULES.
Mass I.—Heavy Draught and Fatty. Sock.
Best Stallion between 4 and 12 years
Second best
Third beet
Beet Brood mare
Second beet
Third beet
Beet Colt under 8 months
Second best
Third beet
Beet horn colt between 2 and 4 years
Second beet
Third best
Bost Horse Solt between 1 and 2 yetre
Second best
'Mid best. •
Best Mare Colt.betivden 2 and 4 years
Second best •
Third best . . •
Boat Mare Colt between 1 ant 2 years
Second best
Third best. •
Best Pair Farm Horses
Second best
Third best
Best pair Pair Mules
Second best
Third best Diploma
Cbinmittee.—Enoif Erdman, Jacob Malin° and
David Donner.
Class —Heavy Draught, Blooded.
Best Stallion, between 4 and 12 'years
Second best
Third best •,
Best Mare
Second best •
Third beet
Best Horse Colt between 2 and 4 years
Second best
Third best
Beat Mare Colt between 2 and 4 years
Second best '
Third best
Best Colt under 2 years
Second beet
Third beet
Best Colt under S months
Second hest _
Third beet Diploma
•
Couunittee.—Jacob Shipe, Sn., Edward Seider
and Peter Wickert, Jr.
Clan 111.—Roculetent.
Best Stallion between 4 and 12 years
Sceond beet
Third best
Best Horse between 4 and 12 years
Second best "
.Third best
Best Brood Mare between 4 and 12 years
Second best
Third heat
Beat Pair of Horses
Second best.
Third best
Best Saddle Horse
Second lAC9t,
Third brat
Best Sucking Boric Colt
Second beet
Third best
Best Sucking Mare Colt
Second beet
Third brat
Family and all horses not entered for heavy
draught. or under Class IV, for speed, shall be co
t' red in this class. All meritorious horses not re
ceiving a Premium as per schedule shall be award
ed a diploma.
Committee.—Oven Bitting, Reuben Scheid) , and
Jacob Cooper.
Clam I V.—Speed
1. Sto aionc—Opon to Lehigh and adjoining
counties.
Best trotting Stallion between .5 and 12 re. 12
Second best 6
All merltorioue Stallions receiving no Premiums,
shall Wiwi) awarded a Diploma.
2. Open to rill ii-rsee to the county owned for 3
mouths prior to day of trial and that have never
gone fur money.
Best trotting llorze $l5
Second best 8
Best Pacing Horse 10
•
Second beet 5
Cornmittoe.—Dr. T. U.. Martin, Robert Yost•and
Edward Schreiber.
The Judges shall not award any premium to any
horse entered under Cass I or 2,,under head of speed,
that ie spavined, ringboned or blind.
No. 3 —HORN CATTLE:.
Clan L—Durhom.
Bent B ull 3 yore old and npwarde $lO
Second bent 6
Third best Diploma
Best Bull from 1 to 3 years $8
Second bent 4
Third best Diploma
•Best Bull between 6 and 12 months $4
Second bent 2
Best Cow '3 years and 'trim's& $lO
Second beet 6
Third best . Diploma
Best Heftier 1 to 3 years 5
Second beet 3
Third best Diploma
Bent Ileitror between 6 and 12 months $2
Second best 1
Per crossing of the above breed with devon, the
ono half the above Premiums.
Committee:—John Sorts, Jr.; Thos. B. Weidner
and Milton Apple.
Claes ll.,—Dovon—Pressiums as Class I
Committee.—Peter Wyckoff, David Mertz and
William Gruvdr.
Class 111.—Nalies Sleek.
Best Bull 3 years old and upwards $0
Second beet 4
Third best Diploma.
Best Bull from 1 t 0,3 years $5
Second•best 3
Third best Diploma
Best Bull between G and 12 months 2'
Second best,
Best Cow 3 years old and upwards
Second best.
Third Loot
Beet Peiffer from 1 to 3 years
Second best
Third be st Diploma
Best Rafter between U and 12 months • 1
Second Best Diploma
Counittee.—llenry B. Person, Ilenry Riegel and
Solomon Grimmer.
CM.. I V.—Alderney Catie.
Best Bull 3 years anl upwards $lO
fi ecso n a best 5
Best Bull from 1 to'3 years 8
Second best 4
Best Bull between 6 and 12 montbe 2
Second beet 1
Beet Cow 3 years and upwarde 10
Second beet , 5
Beet Beltler under 3 years
Second beet
Beet Heifer between 6 and 12 mouths 2
Second beet 1
Committee.—Tinsley Jetere, Robert Steckel and
David Hilbert.
Olams V.—Swesp Stake
Open te all Breeds and Competitors
Best Bull 3 yearn and upwards
Second bent
Third beet
Beet Bull under 3 years
Second beet
Third best
Best Cow 3 yearn and upwards
Second beet, •
Third best •
Beet Bull Culf under 12 months
Second Lent
Third beet
Best Halter under 3 years
Second best ,
Third best
Bost Single Steer under 5 year corn Ica
Second best
Third beet
Beet Pair of &acre still led
Second beet
Third beet • • • Diplom&
04immittee....Aaron Lore., Reuben (disk an dDa•
Ail nem'
tsetathimicati :IFo. till CoVititeiii.
All *W. use toistliw II Wu Om eat "a'
pate with-wit :other, ,To be-P*4 t-- 1 4, b 7 th•
good paritakififritiiietil of !hie; Wid;b* &CAM , '
ity to fatten and is it cgood foitneer ; Bd, maims
qualities; 4th, size; . f.tb,,givepremiums to on
animal until you are fully a siti that it will pro
duce good stock. : -To thin end; udgea shouloi be ,
satildled in. regard t 9 this stook: of aged Indio And .
cows; • The animal that palises' these qualitiiiiin the
greatestperfeotlop shonlai draw the Premium wheth
er it be ' - flurhariti X/evon; Ayo r sidre,, Heinfo ' 4, 'AI.:
derney, tirade, tir Native. ••
Class EL—Steers and Oxen,
Bent corn fed Steer, weighing,2,ooo or over :120
lleut'Pair Working oxen
Second beat
Beat Pair Steers, corn fed
Sooond best •
Committee.—Joseph Weaver, Isaac Hartman, John
Kramer,
No. 4.--Swntc.
Tor tho best Boar over 2 years
Second best ,
Diploma
5
Third boat ' I Diploma
Bost Boar nix to twelve months old 4
Second best • 2
Diploma
3
Third beet Diploma
Beet Boar Pig from two to ex months old 4
Second best . 2
Diploma
Third best
Beat Breeding Sow over 2yeare old
Second bast
Best Breeding Sow 1 and 2 year.
Second best
Diploma
3
Diploma
3
Third boat '
Best Sow 6 to twelve months old
Second beet
Third beet Diploma
Best lot of Pigs between 2 find 0 months old - 3
Diploma
3
Second best
Third best
Beet fed hog not still fad
Second best
Diploma
Third beet
In this °tette the judges will take into considera
tion the different Breeds and award thew ao
oordingly alio, award dieeretionary premiums in
all eases where they are satisfied that premiutne
should be awarded and not provided for in the above
list.
• Committer.--Jeese M. Line, Peter Wenner, Peter
Lanz.
Diploma
6
No. s.—Snazr.
For Best Cotswold Buck
Crossed II
Badewell Of
Crossed ge
Southdown it
Crossed
Native
Beet Pen of two or moro Lambs
Second best
Diplome
8
Diploma
4
Dip. and 1
3
Dip. and 1
Diploma
4
Third best . Diploma
Moat Pen of t hree or more Ewes 4
Second beet ' 2
Third bed Diploma
Commiotee.—Aaron Creasman, Tilghman Biery,
Tilghman Kline.
Nu 6 —GRAIN. SEED AND FLI.Ua.
For bed bushel of White Wheat $2
14 Rod Wheat not Mediterranean 2
« it 2
Diploma
4
Diploma
8
Diploma
a
Diplome.
lu
ft " Buckwheat Meal 2
ft IS " Corn Meal 2
Committoe.—Henry Burger, Ephraim Grim, Mil
ton Berger.
No. 7.—FARMING IMPLZIISNTIL—Casa I.
Beet 5 horse team full rigged Dip. and $5
" 6 Mule Team full rigged Dip. and 5
" 2 Iloree Plow Dip. and 2
Second beet Dip. and 1
Diploma
6
Diploma
0
Diploma
Diploma
Third bent
Beet Cultivator
" • Harrow • Dip. and 2
" Roller Dip. and 4
" drain Drill Dip. and 3
Second heat 1
Best Mowing and Reaping Machine Dip. and 5
u Cornsheller (horse power) Dip. and 2
Threshing 5 whine. Dip. and 4
0 Sweep Horse Power Dip. and 3
Second bent
Best Endless Chain Horse Power 2
Diploma
Farm Wagon for two horee9 Dip. and 3
Second beet 1
Diploma
10
Third beat
Beet Four Iloree Wagon
Second best
Diplomik
6
Best Horse Rake
Second best
13ext Cart
lliplorna
6
Committee.—Edward Beck, Joseph Witanan Chas
Brader.
Diploma
No. 7 .—PARAING IMPLZMENTB.-- Class 11.
Beet Corn Sheller hand power Dip. and 31
" Hay and Straw Cutter • Dip. and 1
Corn Stalk Cutter Dip. and 1
" Half dozen Rakes Diploma
• • running Mill Dip. and 3
" Grain Cradle Dip. and 1
" Day Fork Diploma
‘• . Manure Fork Diploma
Committee.—Jonas Mink, Daniel Kline, Jacob J.
Ueberroth.
NJ. S.— MAN UFACTURED AILTICLBS...—CIads 1.
Best Two Horee Carriage Dip.and 310
Second beet 5
Best One Horea . Corriagelo
Second beet I
Beet Sett Double Carriage names Dip. and 8
Second beet 3
Boat Single Carriage Harness Hip. and 3
Second beet 2
Best Display of Finished Leather Dip. and 3
Second beet .11
Best Display of Boots and Shoes Dip. and 2
Second beet
Best Display of Hats and Caps Dip. and 2
Second beet 1
Diploma
3
Diploma
Best Display of Clothing Dip. and 3
Second best I
Cominittce.—Otren W. Foust, Joseph Kramer,
Frederick Wunder.
No. S.—MANUFACTURED ARTICILII:•471288 11.
Beat Display of Cabinet Ware, six or
more articles Dip. and $8
Second boa 4
Best Display of Stores not less than
three Dip. and 5
Second beet 3
Best display of Chairs. Dip. and 6
Second best 2
Best display of Cedar Ware Dip. and 2
" i• of Iron Casting. Dip and 5
" " of Edged Toole Dip. and . 5
" " of Tin Ware 2
" Churn 2
" Washing Machine •Dip. and 1
" Display of Manufact'd Tobacco Dip. and 2
Second beet 2
Beet Display of Candles Dip. and 5
Second beet 2
Committee.. James Weller, Tiighmtm Stattler,Si
mon Schweitzer.
No. B:—MANIIIPACTURICD Al7lCLlB.—Ckas 111.
Beet Piece Cassimere Dip. and $2
" •Cassinet Dip. and 2
" Line...) , Dip. and 2
" Lot Woolen Stocking', Dtp. and 2
" Lot Woolen Mitts and Gloves Dip. and 2
" Ingrain Car t Dip. and .3
" Rag Carpet ' 7 Dip. and 2
Committed.—Aarun Erdman, Jacob Jacoby, 'Hen
ry Weineheimer.
No. B—MaNUPAOTUAND ArrlcLsll.-- 0 lad, I r
Exhibited by Manufacturer.: .
Beat Piece Cumin:ten • $7
" " Tweed 4
A " Flannel • 4
. 7 pair Blankets . 5
" piece Fatinett 4
.• . Limey 2
" " Carr et 3
' " " Coverlets • 2
" best pattern Balmoral Marts a
" dozenair Stockings 3
" 6 lb. Woolen Yarn 2
For each of second beet Diploma
Committee.—Rufue Kreider, George W. Mated,
Aaron Troxell.
Diplomft
4
9
Best Bushel of Mercer Potatoes Dip. and $1
Second best • Diploma
Best Blue Eye Potatoes 1
Secod best Diploma
Best Halifax Potatoes 1
Second beet Diploma
Best of any other variety 1
Second best Diploma
Best Sweet Potatoes 1
•• Bushel of Turnips • 1
Ruta Bags Dip. and 1
.1 14 Sugar Beets Dip. and 1
Best half peck Bunch Beans I
" half bushel Field Beans . Dip and 1
" half peck Pole. BUM 1
• " half peck Lima Beans 1
" peek of Tothatoes 1
-' Onions 1
" Bed Beets
" Parsnip. I
.
" Carrots 1
, " Cabbage nut less than six heads . 1
•• Oyster Plants not loss than six 1
~ Squashes not less than six 1
6 , Cantelopcs not less than six • 1
•• Watermelons, not less than six • 1
6 , Pumpkins not less than six 1
•• Celery not less than twelve stalks • 1
•• Cucumbers not lees than twenty-live 1
" Display of Vegetables 2
Secnnd best 1
Committee.—Horatio T. Herzog, John Erdman,
John Y. Bechtel.
Resolved, That In all cases where Premiums not
exceeding $1 aro awarded for Agricultural or Horti
cultural productions, a Copy toilful Asserfans 4914-
culturiet, or souls other agricultural Journal, in Huti ,
OA or German, for the current year, shall be sub
scribed for by the society, and tent to the person en
titled to the Premium,
. - No. 100.-Pouvpalf. .
. .
* si t 'IN& ot,V)ill, lipodiii • • ,
if Ma Ppm* . . -. •
Diploma
8
Diptgmi l
Diploma
3
Diploma
9
Diploma.
Diploma
6
Diploma
10
Diploma
8
Y.. 3
Diploma
8
Diploma
5
Diploma
California Wheat
Mediterranean Wheat
Rye
Flint Corn
Yellow tlourd Corn
Oats
half bushel of Flat Seed 1
peek of Cloverseed 1
Orchard Grass Seed 1
barrel of White Wheat Flour 3
hundred If 2
ll.ye Flour
Diploma
Dip. find 2
. _
Diploma
Dip. and
2
Dip. and 3
No. 9.—VZOtTABLEIS
._,...." . Malaya . . _ . 2
• "'''''D"cirkings• - • '-' ''' ''''''"•• -• •• • ' 2
#1 Jersey Blues ' .? •! 14 */ 2
" Poland!!
".
,flames . , • - • 2
.4.' a • •'; 4 Leghorn ' 2
,o. - Native or Mixed ' 1
• a .
Best Lot of Mow!. not less than eight 1
## Best Pair of Capons • 1
" Turkeys • ' • 1
#4 Ducks 1
.. . Pigeons 1
and Largest Variety of Poultry raised by
the competitor . Is
Setiond best variety • 1
The committee in this class may award discretion
ary premiums for the best of either of the font:wing
and a diploma for the second best, to wit:
Chittagongs, Shanghac, Cochin China,Great Ma
lay, Shakebag, Great Java Fowl, Wild Indian Game,
Yankee (lame,English Raven, Dorkiugs, (bolder
lands, Black Spanish, White Spanish, Bavarian,
Spangled Polish, Black Polish, White Polish, Gold
en Pheasant, Silver Pheasant, Bolton Grays or Cre
ole Fowl, Frizzled Fowl, Dominique, African Bant
am, Silver Bantam, Scabright Bantam, Bankiva
Jangle, Persian, Fire backed Jungle Fowl, Sonnorat
Jungle Fowl and Spanis I Game.
Committee.—Henry Roth, Chas. Ruhe, sr., Boas
Hausman.
No. 11.-.-I)IANT AND HONEY
Best Butter, not loss than 5 lbs Dip. and $2
Second best 1
Third Best Diploma
Best Dutch Cheese not Isiti s !lutn slb Dip. and 1
Best Pressed Cheese 1
Best Specimen Honey Dip. and I
Second best 1
Best Apple Butter 1
The method of making Butter and cheese to be
stated in miting by each competitor.
Committeo.—C. W. Cooper, Esq., Rey. Joseph
Dubs, Dr. C. F. Dickenshied.
• No. 12.—Fatur.
•
Best specimen of Apples
" and most numerous variety
" specimen of Pears
" and most numerous variety
" speciinen of Peaches
" and most numerous variety
" display of plums
" peek of Quinces
" uisplay of Isabella Grapes
". display of Catawba
" display of Fruit
Second beet
For each second best of the above
Committee.—C. B. Heintz, Rev. A. J. G. Dube,
Theopbilue Ilurlecher.
No 13 —HOWE MANUFACTURE.
Best Woolen Yarn dip. and $2
" Knit Eitookings 2
", Knit Gloves or Mittens . 2
" Silk llod Quilt 2
" Cotton Quilt ' 2
" Woolen Coverlet 2
" Pair Blankets 2
" display Bud Clothing 2
1 Wo yards Flannel 2
" five yards Flax Linen 2
" five yards Linen Towelling. 2
" five yards Tow Cloth 1.50
" .five dozen Linen Yarn 1:50
" five ". Tow Yarn 1.60
'
" five lbs. Tow 1.60
" Chambray ' 2
" five pounds of Ilatchlod Flax 2
‘f fleece of Wool 5
" five pounds of Wool S
" for second best of each of the abovo . .1
Committee.—Reuben Btahler, Mrs. John Y. Bech
tel, Mrs. Joshua Stahler, Mrs. Abner Wint.
N 0.14 LADIES' Woatt.
Best display of Embroidery s2
" display of other Needle Work 2
" Worsted Work 2
" Crochet Work 2
" display of Knitted work 2
" display of Bead Work 2
" display of Bair Work . 2
" display at Millinery Work 2
For second beat of the above 1
Committee.—David 0-6aylor, Miss Loulea Grim,
Miss Ellen Harlacher, Mrs. Thomas Jacoby.
No. 15.—NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
Best display of Natural Flowers and Plants $2
4' design of Cut Flowers
" Boquet
" Collection of Roses in Po!s
Collection f bahlice in Puts
China Astore
44 Verbinas
Petunias
44 Heliotropes
. Hydranwons
‘• Geraniums
Fuscheia
Oleander
display of Artificial Flowers 1
display of Wax Flowers
44
2 For second beet of the above
Committee.—Dr. Theodore Yeager, Mre. Mary
Kramer, Mrs. Stephen Kiechel, Mre. Elizabeth Rot
rock
N 0.16.— HOME DEPARTMENT.
Beet Loaf White Bread 1
" Loaf of Rye Bread 1
" Pound Cake • I
" Sponge Cake 1
" Plain Cake 1
specimen of Preserves I
" specimen of Fruit Jolly . 1
" specimen of Pickles 1
" Display of Preserves 1
" Jollies 1
" Pickles . ' 1
•
" Can of Lard .2
Second best 1
Beet five lbs. Bees Wax 1
Second best .50
Best bottle of any kind home made Wine 1
Second best .50
Best Jar of Preserved Fruit 1
Second best .50
Best half Gallon Sugar Cane Molasses 2
For the second beet of each of the above .50
Best Hams cured by exhibi or 2
"• Dry Beef '• .. , 2
For second best of each of the above .50
jar-Discretionary Premiums may be awarded . for
meritorious articles under this head, and not enumer
ated in the above list.
Committee.—Natban Weiler, Mrs. Isaac Hartman,
Mrs. Enos Erdman, Mrs. Edward Kern.
No 17.-11.11sceutNEous ARTICLES.
Best display of Oil Paintings
Second oast
Beet display of drawings
Second best
Beet Statuary
Second best
Best Daguerrotypes
Second best
Beet Ambrot'pes
Second best
Beet Piano Forte
Second best
Best Display of other Musical Instruments
Second beet
Committee.-13. Weise, (Bethlehem,) M. L. 'toffee,
R. E. Wright, Esq.
No. 18.—NoN EMISIXRASZD ARTICLICS
The Committee on this class will use their own
judgement in awarding such premiums as they think
suitable.
Committee.—Dewoes J. Martin, 'Gen. P. Weil, E.
J. Moore, Esq.
No. 19.—LADIES' RIDING AND DRIVING.
Best and moat graceful riding . $lO
Second best.
Best and moat •' driving with two horses 5
41 41 44 "
it one horse 5
No premiums will be awarded for riding or driv
ing unless three competitors enter the list, each lady
to be attended by a gentleman as an escort, and no
racing will be allowed.
Committee.—Dr. Henry J. Grim, Samuel Lewis,
Jr., Augustus Dankel.
No. 20.—Ptcarma Mates
Beet Ploughman
Second beet
Third beet
Fourth best
Best pair of Plough Horses
Second best
Third best
The trial is to take place at 10 o'clock A. M., on
the last day of the Fair.
Connnittee.—Stephen Medici. John arose, David
Shit:.
No. 2.l.—Ortsq, ~IET.LL9~ IC
Beat display and quality of Iron Ore Diploma
Zinc Ore . Diploma
4* - Slate Diploma
.. • .. Limestone Diploma
" - lire and puree
. lain Clay Diploma
" '• Pig Iron Diploma
" " Wrought Iron Diploma
' '• " Iron Axles Diploma
Slate 3lantles,
Tables, Ac., Diploma
" •' of Rooting and
School Slates Diploma
Best and greatest collection of all the Min.
era's found iu Lehigh County $lO
This collection to be the property of the Society.
All the artiu'ca in the above list to be the produce
of Lehigh County.
Committee.—Levi Line, Samuel Mello'', Joseph
Lewis. . .
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
William H. Blamer, Joeeph Stip, Jacob Andeese,
Phaon Albright, John McLean,
Thomas Steckel, An
drew Morey, Thomas ]unfit, Thomas Jacoby, Ed
ward Kern, Charles Solder, C. W. Dannehauer, Hen
ry. Gabriel, Jeremiah Roth, Rouben Seifert, David
Weida, Solomon Kline, (miller) Abner H. Wint.
July 17th, 1860.
•
NOTICE.
OFFICU OF TOR TUOMAB IRON CO.,
llokendauqua, July 11, 1856.
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Thomas Iron Company, for the election of Di
rectors, and for the transaction of other appropriate
brininess, will he held at the office of the Company,
at Hokondanque, on Tuesday, the 7th day of Anon
at 10 o'cdoek, A. Al. • .
Polli opal) from 11 S. 11..t4
7. KW/OUT, beet,
111:10 1 CREN4v
R
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not only exhilarates but strengthens, and is really
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Imbecility, Mental Indolence, hmaoiation. It has
• most delightful, desirable and novel effect upon
the nervous system: and all who are in any way
prostrated by nervous disabilities, are earnestly ad•
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Persons who, by imprudence, have lost their nat
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the
BIOZRENZI.
The Feeble, the Languid, the Digit&log, the Old
should give this - valuable discovery a trial; it will
be found totally different from all other articles for
the same purposes.
To Fenicass —This preparation is invaluable in
nervous weakness of all kinds, as it will restore tat
wasted strength with wonderful permanence.
It is also a i , rund tonic, and will give relief in
Dyspepsia withthe first dose. A brief persistenno
in its use will renovate the stomach to a degree o
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One Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for $5.
/1411• Sold in Allentown by Lewis dohmidt Co.,'
and Druggists generally.
dent ny express anywhere, by addressing
NUTDRINGS A 11ILLYER, Proprietors,
31 Day threat, New York.
November 1,18115.1 y
\ew York Prire Curt
For July 28. Corrected weekly by
J. h. HELFRICH,
PRODUCE COMMIrostIoN onalcuithl .
No. 92 Barclay Smut,
NEW YORE.
SLIT L oft.
N.Y State, Tubs, fair to g, od, per lb. 32 to 36
7. Y Sta.e tube, choice, " 87 to 40
Orange and Sussex. pails, " 40 to 46
Western Reserve, choice, " 28 to Bt
iorth'u. Penna., goo to choice, " 85 to 88
N. Y. State Welsh Tubs, " 81 to 85
N.Y. Stato FirkinsPrime for Shipping, " Ito to 40
enna., in Pals and Tubs Store Peaked 26 to 80
Western Reserve, White and Mixed, " 22 to 20
(MEESE.
Factory choice and fancy new, " 181 to 19
" good " 17 to 18
N. Y. State, diary, " 15 to .17
Skim milk, or poor, " b to 1u
EGGS.
Jersey A Penna.psoked in chaff, per dos. 28 to 29
Jersey& Penna. packed in on% 28 to 29
N. Y. State, packed, in good order, " 27 to ;28
Ohio, packed—by express, 'to count, " 26 to 28
BEANS.
slarrow,choloe,full sised, per bush 82 lbs 2.60 to 2.75
Kidney, ohoice,full elaed, " " 2.50 to 2.76
Mediums, choice, 2.00 to 2.15
Mixed loth and common, " 50 to 1.00
DRIED FRUIT.
~ Apples—N. Y. State, choice, per. lb ' . 19 to 20
Apples—Jersey and Pennsylvania, " 171 to 18}
1 BEESWAX.
1 Pure . • per lb. 40 to 41
SEEDS
per bush. 56 lbs. 3.00 to 8.20
per lb. 10 to 11
TALLOW.
Flozeoea,
Clover,
In good Barrels, per lb. Itl to 12
POULTRY.
Ducks alive,
Alive Geese,
Spring Chickens, per pair
r wing Chickens, small
Fowls,
Turkeys
EGGS.—The receipts during the part few days
have been large and the defeand light, stock bus
been accumulating and prices are declining. Should
the receipts continue large during thecoming weeks,
prices will fall still more.
BUTTER.—Tho receipts of choice continues
scarce, lower grades aro more plenty and prices a
ittle easier.
Report
.of Borough Auditors.
tIN account of Jonathan Reichard, Treaeurer of the
tr Borough of Allentown, !'or the year ending
March 27th, 1866:
DR.•
Balance in hands of Treasurer
Loans
Borough Tax for 1864, D. W. Luhr, col
lector in 1u11..... 90 31
Borough Tax for 1865, J. M. Ruho, co!. 8,308 OU
Bounty Tax for 1861, Goorgu Buser, col
lector in full
42 33
" J. M. Roil°, col., 357 20
" Dan. Brown, col., •44 60
Bounty Tax for 1565, J. M. Billie, (mi.,- 5,174 00
" Dan Brown, col., 7,852 00
" C. W. Eckert, col., 9,530 00
•
/I " G. J. Esser, col , 3,134 55
$l5 Contributions for Bounty, Wm. H.
Ainey, Treimurer
Floes of C. Kline, Burgess
Warrants
House and Shop Rent
Licenses
Water Stock Dividend •
Contributions for Good Will Steamer...
2 "
" Young America Hose
Carriage •
Contributions for Lamp Poets
Repairing on Lamp Poet, Win. Fry
T. Good, for half of East Wall of Town
Hall
C. Kline for CLaire
Interest on Loans • 81,981 44
Loans Paid
Bounty Paid to Volunteers
E. b'enstermaoher, btreot Commissioner
Jacob Bchlauoh,
Hiram Zeliner,
Jacob Schultz.,
State, - County and School Tax for 188 b..
State Treasurer for 'lax on Loan
Right of Way .
C. Kline, for money paid
" Burgess' Salary
Coal.
Juryfor opening Flout Street
E. Forrest for professional services...
Borough Engineer
Allentown Water Company
Borough AUditors
Warrants
Printing and Stationery
Lumber
Good will Stearn Engine
Hose
Coal Oil
Allen Gas Company
Miscellaneous
Police Officers
dead Will Engineer's Salary
Treasurer's Salary
" Commission of per cent. on
$28,234 77 Bounty Taz received
Secretary
Cross Walks
Ground
Repairs to Engine Houseicrire Appara
atus, and expenses of purchasing
steamers 479 85
Miscellaneous Repairs 248 54
Balance In handy of Treasurer 5,546 45
Total
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the Borough of
Allentown, hereby certify that we have audited and
adjusted the account of Jonathan Reichard, Esq.,
Treasurer of skid Borough, for 1865, and that we find
a balance in his hands of five thousand five hundred
and forty-six dollars and forty-five cents, ($5,546
45). Witness our hands and seals this 9th day of
July, A. D., 1806.
WALTER H. BEIP,
ABIEL HEILMAN, Auditor..
MAHLON U. BTERY, -
July 17, 181 H,
Application for
1
In the matter of the application In the Court of
of John G. Wink, et al, for a Common Pleas of
charter of incorporation of the Lehigh County,of
"Ballieteville Cemetery Aeon- April term, 1860.
elation."
And now ; May 28th, 1866, the said instrument of
writing having been presented to the Court, and pe
rused and examined 'by them, and the objeots, arti
otos and conditi(ns therein set forth and contained
appearing la • ful and not it jurions to the communi
ty, it is directed that the said writing be flied in the
office Of,4be Prothonotary, and that notice be insert
ed in one nowstlaper printed in Lehigh county for
at least three weeks, setting forth that an applica
tion has been made to this Court to grant the char
ter oficoorioration prayed for, and that the Court
will set on e application at the neat terra.
p order of the Court,
julo/114.2 319111110, Proth'y.
111111TOWI 1100 K SUR,
T.T. RHOADS, Agents
No. 31 West Hamilton Street, •
•
AT the Store of tho subscriber will be kept dew
stently on hand, at the very lowest prim, In
the moat elegant and also in common binding.
ALL KINDS OF SOiIOOL BOOKS.
Boob as complete stria of
Sander's Reading and Spellingalooks,,
44
MCO affies ' " Id If
Greenleaf's Arithmetical,
Algebras,
Monteith's Geography,
Colton's
Mitchell's Geography and Atlas.
Brown's Grammars,
Weld's Grammar and Geometry, '
Brook's Normal Arithmetic,
" , Mental "
Specimen Copy Books,
Potter & Ilammond'e Books.
ALL KINDS OF EXERCISE BOOKS.
All kinds of Inks, Inkstands, Sand foxes, Writing
• Sand, Steel Pens, Ciollls, Lead Pet cils,
B,ates and Pencile,Slate Hub•
bets. Pen Holders,
Gold Pons.
and
Pencils,
• Drawing Pencils, Gum-
Rubbers. reeling TI ax. Water
Colors, Tape Measuroe,lndelible Ink,Pneket
liniveS, Collar Ptris,Lrochet Needler,Tootbrieks"
Also a spl:ndid Int of Pocket Book., inane%
every kind des red—all of the very best otus/itj M s
at the lowest prices. Alan a large selection of
ENG LIS AND GERMAN BIBLES,
restamenfh, Reformed and Lutheran Liturgies, asl
well as a.i kit de of Hymn at.d Pester Hooke
Also ali kinds of Alu,to Books; such as the Gold
en Chain. , andav e•ohool Boil, No 1 and 2, Ds).
School Bell, bra I.a,p mmauk d W e ber..
Herman I bomb Nome ittuks.
All kinds of Foreign Books
Such M. Latin ttt , o km Books Latin Oratnniats;
Greek emu:Man. Hui lion's iknttion'a Comm 40.
SVAID.A.T . 80/100L BOOZIL
A full aseortmeitt of i.utiday School Books, in.
eluding 'ell the pubite..iittna, tit the American Treat
, mety. the ...mortoon -and ty -cool 4 'Union" and
the "Pennsylvania titbits tnets." Particularly
dues he wigs' to say nut be Indi splendid Libra/lei
and Reward Tickets on halo, suets.se Imre 'met
been kept on sale in this town before.
BLANK BOOKS.
He has a splendid lot, and or the iery beet gnat.
11. They are of all sises,,,aud can be obtained flai
or half-bound.
MEMORANDUM ,80010.
No one will deny that he has the most splendid
assortment of Memorandum Books of every desoriso
don on hand, that can be found many plea* except
Now York and Philadolphin.
ALBUMS ! ALBUMS
The largest etock of Photograph Albums that hay
over been seen in Allentown, can be foundat Eboada'
Cheap Book Store. To describe'them la impoulblit
—they moat be seen, and if so, every oat will at
once eay that they are the 111011IBT and marmot
they over saw. At the same place there are also ever
800 Photographs, and also trames and a splendid
aseertment of large Pictures for sale.
Over 200 different patterns of Wall .Paper and
Borders are also at this Cheap Book titore, as troll
as hundreds of other ante as too numerous to mutts
don.
A very largo varioty of WINDOW 'CURTAINS.
Over 200 different patterns.
A large variety of Hair Brushes. Tooth Brashly,
and Combs of every dosoription.
By strict mtontion to his business, low prices and .
good goods, he hopes to merit his share of pnbllo
patronago, which he will always keep in grataftal.
rememberance. T. V. RELOADS, A g 't.
April 24, 1988 . —4l'
per pair 1.25 to 1.75
per pair 2.00 to 3 00
1.00 to 1.25
50 to 75
per lb. 24 to 26
2f. to 27
Consult Your Interest.
In Buying Goods!
Metzger & Osman
Have Just opened at their •
T AIL 0 RIN G ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 33 EAR` HAMILTON STREET,
ALL.p,ProWN, PA..
THEIR SPRING STOCK OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
$°,813 57
71,265 68
VESTINGS, 803., &0.,
which will be
Blade up to Order, ji
BY TIP-TOP WORKMEN,
et the Ilhorteet notion.
It - g
LAM- Eg ii nvrmlizma
GEITLEMENS ' NISEI 6111115
SOLD CHEAPER THAN EVER. •
QaU and Exassins.
4,095 00
26 00
43 02
150 50
106 00
396 OU
2,500 00
250 00
10 00
8 00
127 75
18 50
8116,447 08
.. 89,225 09
07b 00
4 70
lEE9
226 20
etc.. etc.. oto., eto.
Our stock is much heavier and better assorted tk
277 52
66 00
173 68
_ .
EVEIL BEFORE:
Don't forget the place, No. 88 EastMaadltem MMe
next door to the "Independent Republlkanorr
METZGER & OBMAL
rfasuas Menace, late of the firm of Troxellfl
Metzger:
TILEIMIAP.OIIIIAW, lately bead outlay at tM eatatoo
Hahment of Troxell & Metzger.
Allentown. Aug. 8. 1865
10 00
37 67
2 00 00
114 00
12 00
20 00
33 16
20 00
40 00
00 85
44 01
234 14
3,000 00
1,600 00
120 31
:00 00
228 00
1,525 .50
2U 67
76 00
Hundreds and thousands annually die premature
ly, when, if they would ere the Great trench Rom.
edy.
131. 17
75 00
248 98
272 10
,
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS ,
Prepared by Forumfere & Dupont, No. 214 Roe
Lombard, Paris, from the prescription of Dr. Juan
Delemon°, Chief Physician of the Respitel dilator&
on Lariboisiere a fair trial, they would And .
ate relief, and, in a short time, be fully restored to '
Health and Strength. It is used in the practise of
many eminent French physfolans, with .uallbrut
success, and highly recommended as the only peal: '
titre and Speoille Remedy for all persona spliming, •
from General or Sexual Debility, all deraugionags
of the Nervou Pones, Melancholy, Spermatorrhou•
or Seminal Emissions, all Weak arising from
Sexual Expenses, or youthful Indlscretioas.*Leas of
Muscular digargy, Physical Prostration,Nervesu.
nese, Weak pine, Lowness of Splints, Distuess of
Vision,Dysterlos, Pains in ,41Beok aid yid."
Impot 0
ney, &a. '
No language can convey an adequate idea of tair
immediate a nd almost suirseulous change It Oliell”
alone to the debilitated and lehatterint system. In
feet, it stand") 'unrivalled as an unfailing eine Of Min •
maladipp above mentioned.
Buffer no more, but use The Great french less:
dy ; it will effect *score titers all others All, iii
although a powerful remedy, contains steatites butll..,
ful to the most delicate constitution. • '
Pamphlets. rontainlog full particulars 'ats4
Lions for using, in English, Frei* Vali sal
German, accompany each box, and also • t beet"
any address when reoneited. •
Prim one dollar per box; 'IX byxsul for ihre 44'
110,447 08
CO
Charter.
Bold by tall Annulate tlu.ougloot it
will be gent by mall, meanly sealed Cron all o
vatlm, by enclosing apeollkd prim, to any atill*
ised agenu. •
Bauer' 401 494 1 2mik%fiaist'aild ItoadroWW,
Propri.ncire , iszeliiive Agent. for • aiseilase 0/11;
OAR G. MOSIII3 A CO.. ft Uourtlanylt 8t:; .:TL '6
Aikuthorised - Arms tbr
8O I Beildtkess t *DW. T. USTIIIII6.. •
THE -.CHEAL---:,;;.-
WAI4L PAPER S
BRUSHES! BRUSHES! !
IS TIT LATU? STYLLII,
WE HAVE THE
Cheapest Coats,
Cheapest Vests,
Cheapest Pants,
Cheapest Overalls,
Cheapest Cloths,
Cheapest Oassimeres,
• ' Cheapest Shirts,
Cheapest Collars,
Cheapest Bosoms,
Cheapest Neckties,
Cheapest Scarfs, ..
Cheapest Handkerchief.,
Cheapest Hosiery, -
Ch apest Gloves.
Cheapest Umbrellas,
LIFE-NETIF-STRIMIL
LE-IBLIFSTILIBM
DR. JUAN pELAMARRWB
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