MAN'S MIND MUST BEMIS KINGDOM. The highest goods thou mast Insure thyself— Thou must beret them WY, momently, Prom thee ma father they Must all proceed: Love, goodness, gladness, happiness, and health; Yea, and the word bolds good of beauty, too, And freedom, of all goods foundation-stone. Whit thou art sot, that none can give to thee And whalsoe'er thou art, all that thou haat. Of that none will, nowt can:deprive thee, none ! So wilt thou oft hear foolish loan crave mush, , When tho brave word has long been teaching thenf." "Bolust and four not ;" that le liberty. But now these hard, hard questions ask thyself: Art thou, then, well in body and in soul? Art thou so full of love? Art thou so good? Art thou so fair to look on, and so free, That thy good things are more than wish and want, Mere four of others and the highmt fear, Year of thyself iSearof the Ood in thee: Pnrely and grea to be all things groat! . And live with manly vigor through and through) That tank still frightens hearts that bug the day. • Men spook greatjwords and yet live petty lives, Content with littlo—evon as children ani Who love fo give their dolls high-sounding onmoc, And keep the very highest for themselves, • Projecting true life on a distant male. 0 Lord, when thou commondest, thoro they stand: The spring -time, man, and through him, all good things I Vflooso owns no commend—he Is a slay°. Ito who commando himself alono is free. • From the German of Leopold Scheer. INFLUENCE OF THE OXIDES OF CHROMIUM AND TITANIUM ON THE COMPOSITION OF PIO IRON. BY AUG. A. AND S. DANA HAYES, ASSAYERS TO STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. • • • Within the last four years we have been fre quently employed in chemical investigations of the altered characters of some pig irons, which resulted apparently under the usual circum stances in the reduction of uniform ore. In these cases the amount of carbon united with the iron had been diminished, without the introduction of other matter, in quantity suMeient to influence a change in title connec tion, and generally no variation in the compo• sition of the ore was known or suspected. We bad analysed the ores in some of the beds in formdr years and regarded dram as well adapted to the production of pig iron of good quality ; but in pursuing the research we were convinced that the change in quality of iron could be traced to altered composition in the ore of part of the beds' used for supplying the furnaces. The correctness of this view was confirmed by our analyses of many iron ores, in some of which we found the oxides of chromium or titanium, existing where they were not indica ted and connected with the ore in beds which have been considered as pure iron ores. Both the oxide of chromium and oxide of titanium, seem to act in the furnace or the crucible in a way to withdraw a portion of the carbon, or prevent that true union of carbon with a portion of the iron, which constitutes gray pig iron, without the metals of these ox ides really alloying with the Iron and thus In-_ dicating the cause of change. We have ena/' lysed samples of pig iron where the alloys of chromium or titanium existed intim pigs, and where the oxides accompanied the ores in the beds, but we were not prepared to find an in fluence exerted on the quality of the pig metal without the refractory metals forming a part of the composition. The occurrence of oxide manganese with iron ore is common, and titanium compounds Ewe often found in both magnetic and brown iron ores, as insoluble substances, in small pro portions, and these ompounds combine with and are removed by the fluxes without injury to the pig metal. These compounds of titani um are the cause of the often superb blue col or of the cinder, produced under varying con ditions of glassy or stony character, and must be carefully distinguished from those we re gard as more detrimental in their influence on the metal. In a number of analyses of Iron ores we had found both oxide of chromium and oxide of titanium in n aintn ronacrelng thorn nolu.lo in diluted acids, and in a condition to escape de- tection in the ordinary modes of analysis. Both magnetic and brown iron ores have been found to contain either oxide of chromium, or oxide of titanium in this soluble state. Among the samples from contiguous beds, this diversity, in composition made by the presence of Bonn; oxide of chromium or oxide of titanium exist ed ; and while the bulk of a bed of ore was pure, continuations of the bed, or associated ore, yielded notable weights of oxide of chro mium or oxide of titanium in the different samples. The suggestion we would make to the iron master in view of these facts is, the possibility of the quality of the pig metals' in anomalous eases being greatly influenced by the admix ture of some ore, containing the oxides of chromium or titanium, with the basis ore of good quality. This may take place by the main bed being crossed by veins of mixed ore, or by the workings passing into contiguous beds where one kind of ore is used. In other cases, where the iron master can gain the great advantage arising from mixing ores, one of the kinds may contain the contaminating oxides and injure the iron. 'We subjoin some results of analyses show the proportion of oxide of chromium to the Metallic iron contained in the ores : Ist. Magnetic 4—iron, 40; oxide of chro mium, 1.40. 2d. Hematite ore—iron, 42'47 ; oxide of chromium, 1 110. Bd. Brown massive ore—iron, 64.82 ; oxide. of chromium, 1110. —Same iron, 40'70 ; oxide of chromium, 1 . 04. More traces have been discovered in some cases, while in other instances a larger pro portion of the chromium formed an alloy with the iron produced from the ore. —BLACK AND BLUE EYEIL—Baer, an emi nent German physician and occulist, says that blue eyes are capable of supporting a much longer and more violent tension than black ones. The strength and duration of the sight depend on the different color of the eyes, and oven that, depends upon a greater or less de gree of clearness of 11101411, as' the defects of the light depend on a color more or less dark. Hence it results that in this point of view blue eyes are infinitely better than black. The former, therefore, possess in a more eminent degree than the latter the perfections adapted to their functions. The same author has also remarked that black eyes are more subject to to catemets ; and ho also observes, that out of twenty persons with black eyes, you find not ono that is perfectly satisfied with them. In this particular!then, it must be admitted that blue eyes are better adapted to their destina tion than black ones. . —A young fellow was taking a sleigh-ride with a pretty girl, when he met a minister who - was celebrated for tying the matrimonial knot at short notice. He stopped him, and asked, hurriedly : "Can you tie a knot for me?" " Yes," said Brother B— "I guess so ; when do you want it done ?" " Well, right away," was the reply ; "is it lawful, though, here in the highway?" ." Oh yes ; this is as good a place as any—as safe as the church itself." " Well, then, I want a knot tied ln my horse's tail, to keep it out of the snow I" shout ed the wicked wag, as ho drove rapidly away. —A FIRST-RATE NOTICE.—The following Purports to ho a model medical puff: "Dear Doctor :—I shall be one hundred and seventy live years old nextDctober. For over eighty four years I had been an invalid, unable to atop except when moved with a lover. But a year ago I heard of the Granictdar Syrup. 'I bought a bottle, smelt the cor . and found myself a man. I can now run twelve miles and a half an hour, and throw • thirteen summersaults without stopping." CM THE CARPET AND OIL CLOTH EMPORIUM OF E. S. SHIVER & CO., NOB. 5 AND 7 WEST HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN, PA REPLENISHED In all It. Ist ant anticline, etylos and pattanis. PRICES REDUCED Wo keep for elle all the following popular make. BODY BRUSSELS, 6 FRANK ENGLISH, FRANK DIGELOR, 6 FRANK HARTFORD, ENOLISII TAPESTRY, CROSSLEY'S TAPESTRY, STODDART TAPESTRY, SMITH TAPESTRY, HARTFORD & LOWELL, emirs 3 ply, IMPERIAL, extra 3 ply, MEDIUM SUPERFINE, 3 ply, SMITH TAPESTRY INGRAIN, PIIILA. SUPERFINE do, PHILADELPHIA FINE INGRAIN, PIIILADELPIIIA COMMON INGRAIN, PHILADELPHIA WOOL INGRAIN, do. WINDOW SHADES! AND CURTAINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, STYLE AND PRICE Ebucational. --- QUAKER • CITY BUSINESS COL LIMB. N. E. COR. 10TH AND CHESTNUT STS., PHILADELPHIA. THEM OST EXTENSIVE AND BEST ORGANIZED COM MERCIAL SCHOOL IN THE COUNTRY. INCORPORATED N B Y ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OP PENSYLVANIA, Authorized to grant Diplomas and confer degrees of 'Merit ; the only institution of the kind possessing these privileges. PRACTICAL AND USEFUL EDUCATION FOILYOUNG MEN. IMPORTANT TO ALL CLASSES. To the Merchant, to the Mechanic, the Farmer, and to all who desire to qualify themselves in the best manner for the active duties of business life.._ The groat advantages of thorough scientific and practi cal Instruction. an carried out at thin institution, have long boon foil add recognized In the merchautilo community where its graduatos have received tho profor p ence and boon rapidly promoted to pooltions of honor and rofit- BOOKKEEPING. elan, The Ps ° . ° :n i d e go l istfPnif taught I l ar r kodtlsTrD h ur. non. PENMANSHIP. A standard business aystem taught In an @Meant man ner by oxperienced inetractors. COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC. Tho boat and shortost methoda of sosniestatlon. LECTURES On Commercial Law and other subjects pertaining Bust. nese. Also Instruction in the higher Mathematien, the art of detecting Counterfoil Money, Phonography, Engineer. tug, Surveying, Navigation, atc. - - - - THE COMMERCIAL COURSE Is of the most compliiii, thorouih and practical obtracter. lu the DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTS. advantages aro afforded to those who desire a knowledge of ACTUAL COUNTINGHOUSE PRACTICE Easinnoil'est.'ll2."errgloataite::l7:2.ls.thht."Va THEORY AND PRACTICE, eight the student. In the shortest possible. time, an In sight into all the forms, routine and detail@ of business. and fitting him, in the best manner, to enter at once upon the duties of any position as a practical accountant. FAIRBANKS' BOOKKEEPING. Thin work, the most complete and extensive Treatise on Bookkeeping over publinhed, affords the best indication of the value of the course of Inntruction. Every young man who designs entering any Commercial School should fleet procure it copy of thin book. It contains 449 large octavo FIA g n e e s d 1A3%1 le actual ` vg, a alm os t r ct i, i 3 l ,vn Bors eta ob t by mall to any address. Jan 2141 L. FAIRBANKS, A. If., Pros. Coal only Lumber. REMOVAL! SMITH & OSMUN' S • COAL AND WOOD YARD ! • The above Coat and Wood Yard has been removed to the trColisitititiViecOiliarkiNtu r i?Pu T ali i tir - .`"n". ww Egg, Stove Nut and Chestnut Coal, selected from tho best mines in the country. 0 U It C 0 A L Is under cover—oqd it Is to tbo Interest of every one 4o purchase DRY AND SCREENED COAL 4GI'A largo stock of nll kinds of good Wood constant', on hand, and delivered to all parts of the city at the lowest market prices. BRANCH TA RD.—A branch yard Is kept at ho Lehigh Valley Depot, known as the former yard of Lents and Rocker. AIirTIIIS TIIEPEOPLE'S COAL YARD. - 011. Our Coal In selected from the best mines In the Lehigh region, and knowing this to be the fact and that it will give sntisfndlou, tboro le no use the mbaey. All wa ask Is a trial. (V;tgeagentetTeTe ler's bat Moro. FRANKLIN SUIT% WILLIAM OSMUN. July 10th • REMOVAL. • TREXLER & BROTHERS, DEALUIL. IN ALL MINI. OP • LUMBER, • • Ualeo b LAWX:d t `ir t o h t, e rh f o r i i r e o n l d dVa n n a d fTlEtitr . that th" NEW. YARD, near the corner of Tooth and Hamilton streets, formerly occupied by Brans, & Miller, as a Lumber Yard, where they will constautly keep on hand a large and seasoned stock of LUMBER, inch as all kinds of PINE. HEMLOCK. CHESTNUT, POPLAR, SHINGLES, PICKETS, LATHS, &c. fact everything usually kept by the trade. 'All kinds of lumber cut to ardor at short notice. Thankful for past favors we trust our friend., ae well as the public In general, w ill gle e as a call at our Now Yard ~ where we will nee oar be at endeavorato render sat. isfaetion. both se regard• tie ity and Prim. foot EPtli-tf fillitsceltancouls. r i 'For doing • (entity washing to the cheapest Manner. Guaranteed equal to the beat in the world I Has all the strength of old rosin ciao with the mild and lathering qual ities of genuine Castile. Try Wu aplendid'aosp • gold by the ALDEN CIikIMICAL WOREB. 48 North Front gt., Philadelphia. (sop 1-'O3-ly FOUR HUNDRED FARMS FOR SALE, ranging in wino from $8 to ISO per acre, accord • to improvement., location dm Good soil. genial climate, and near market.. Those farms are situated In Virginia and Maryland, some In tho Immediate vicinity of Wash -1110)11 and others from 20 to SO miles distant from the Cap ital. Address or call on J. D. GANG WEKEMB M.sachn. setts Avenue, near Sixth ntreol, Washington, D. C. IMI. WATERMAN, .Prop rietor of WATERMAN'S COCKTAIL AND TON IC BITTERS, Wholesale and Retail, No. 11013 Market St., Philadelphia. The tonic properties of these Bittern have boon certified the l le c s77o m ac f ro r w n lrits!eVa n n e rthO r t c l i t n a l fl P PlTtli!l a FaN ' : univervai favorite striongjudges of • good gin or %whisky cocktail. • G EORGE WENNER, FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCB COMMISSION & SHIPPING MERCHANT No. ZS South Wator St., Chicago, 111. .S Particular attention given to Eastern shipments REFERENCES: 0, W. Butts & Bro., Chicago; Saeger & Bro.. Allentown, Pc • Capt. Erdman, Centro Valley Pa.; Wm, Hackett, Cadder Easton (Pa. )Bank ; Rommel: Dueenbury & Co.. 101 West.at., New York ; Ilushong & Dm, Bankers, Read ing, Pa.; B. G. Mengel, Bethlehem._ Pa. John Hoffer, Harrisburg, Pa.; John Fahnstork, Nillway, Lancaster county, Pa .; Joseph Ilelnley , Sweetland Centre , lows. aug 20-ly o MACUNGIE SAVINGS BANK. The Maennglo Savings Bank (nearly opposite the Allen town National Dank] receives money en Deposit in any eume, on interest ore per cent, per annum. Deposita may be withdrawn partly as wholly at any time during (ho year for which interest will be snowed according to the time the same may have remained. • Government Bonds are taken, for which the highest pre. minute and accrued interest will be allowed. Money loaned out at desirable rate. at all times. John 11. Bagel 11°.Po r i ' B il l ll l , l ll ri . John Behan Darla 8c all, n - °yr Bomb. Enetlan Dania' Wider. WIC e' LICIITENWALN Eli, Cuhlar. BENJ. FOGEL. rrealdont LADIES' FANCY FURS. AT JOHN PARMA'S Old Establiebed Fur Man FANCY TUBS Ladles' and ChlTdren's tar In the Clty. ' Also, a e assortment of Cen ts' r Gloves and Collars. am enabled to dispose my goods at very res. mable prises. and would Ireton, sollelt a tall from friends In Lehigh corm , and •lelnlty. - Kir Remember Street Name. Number and Street. FARErRA, JOH No. 718 Arch Street, above 7th, 'ninth age, Philadelphia. air I have no partner, nor eotuaeoUon With any other Store lit Philadelphis. Cost 6.11. in KELLER dc BROTHER, NO. BT WEST HAMILTON BT TIME KEEPERS, A LARGE LOT FOR SPRING TRADE CLOCKS, woll 82 upw ard .. A larger nod warr motortm anted. ent o All f alien and price., from GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, than tan be found In any other store in the city. • LADIES' AND GENTS' WATCHES. • JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, RAR RINGS, BREAST PINS, end FINGER RINGS SILVER WARE, of every doneripllon, oliCllll. TEA SETS WATER PITCHERS, • WAITERS FRUIT DISHES OYSTER DISHES CAKE BASKETS, Largo and email CASTORS, SILVER SPOONS, SILVER FORKS, and every thing In the SILVER WARE LINE. LADIES' AND GENTS' GOLD PENS. AlirCall and examine our stock, All of which trill he laEoWlZTel E gn'i .red on Short Notice. may 1141 KELLER & BROTHER. WATCHES, JEWELRY, • SILVER AND PLATED WARE, AT CHARLES. S. MASSEY'S, No. 21 East Hamilton street, opposite rho Clem:tan Re formed Church. Jug received frost Now York and Phil adelphia, all the latest styles • GOLD WATCHES. Ile JULY rho largest and bent assortment of Gold Watches, and at lower prices than can bo found elsewhere. SILVER WATCHES. 110 ig n . assortment be vf c r i mu,:gt;; ere e. of Silver Watches than GOLD JEWELRY. Ito has the largest and best assortment of all triads of (old Jewelry. GILT ANI! PLATED JEWELRY. He ham a Jewelryd better assortment of all kinds of (IR and Plated than can he found elsewhere. SILVER AND PLATED ,WARE. Ho has a splendid assortment of Sliver and Plated Ware. Af t i t or rson desiring goods In this lino can not fail to bo CLOCKS. A larger assortment than at any other establishment. MELODEONS. A splendid assortment of Prince's Melodeons, (ho best In the world. • ACCORDEONS. A splendid assortment of all kinds of Aecorderms. His establishtnent hasl le ately born flirted op end Is row second to none In New Va and Philadelphia, and ahead of anything outside the large cities. Ile hate larger stock of fashionable goods In lilt line than all others in Lehigh county combined. To convince yourselves of the above cell and see, GOODS FOR THE • '•• • S —4 l( HOLIDAYS., A -4 * J. E. CALDWELL & CO., JEWELERS, N 0.902 CHESTNUT STREET, PIIILADELPIII A. In addition to Choir largely increnneil dock of FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ARTISTIC SILVER WARES, PLATED GOODS, Ac, &c., Leo now opening a Inagniflcent collection of FOREIGN FANCY GOODS IN METAL, MARBLE, DECORATED GLASS. LEATHER AND GOLDEN BRONZE, r u g, l 4 l NO. s p l enTiLt. l 7.l= i fiVitiZ r"mall CHRISTMAS SALES. Our nrrnneomonln , boll to ier.o ffro d ,,Ve"cgtVlTer. norolcul product'. of our ntock. It Is our wish, an well as our interent, to nocuro to our patrol. Rao benefit of auell aclvantagen in MODERN PRICES TIIROUGIIOUT OUR STOCK, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. ---- SPECTACLES! SPECTACLE !! EYE GLASSES. Stc. 8 41g0 00 n . nU e ow[Le:t e l t. a . slo c r . t . m a c t ut of all kinds 0f:6;..., CIIAS. S. MASSEY'S, • NO. 23' EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. Having devoted a great deal of care and attention to the Spectacle business for these last few yearn. I And that my bust.se in that line has increased no much that I have de. (ermined to mak which ECIALITY. There is no article manufactured inthere in NO much deception pante- Heed as there Is in Spectacle Glasses. Knowing that the public have been frequently humbugged by parties pre tending to have a euperlor article of Gleams, and charging exorbitant price, for them. thereby (raking upon the ne cessities and infirmities of age I have taken pains to se lect a large and complete assor tment of the finest and best M.S. ever manufactured, thus affording all permute needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at rea sonable prices. Persons having anp difficulty Is being suited oleewhere will do well to give em a call. as I feel confident that no one will fall to be mulled. Remember the mene, No. 2:IEIW Hamilton street. opposite the Gor. Reformed Church. Allentown, Pa. inn 2'3-438tt _ MESSRS. LAZARUS d• MORRIS, Occullsta and Manufacturero of the celebrated PERFECTED SPECTACLEg, ETEPLASSES. U•?E APPOINTED KELLER & BRO., BILVERI4IIIII . IIO AND JBWELEIIiI. NO. 37 WEST HAMILTON'STREET, . ALLENTOWN. PA. as (Mgr collo agents for Allontorn and vicinity for tho sale of tho Celebrated PERFECTED SPECTACLES AND EYE (MASSES. In doing so they have coundenco in tho ability of their agents to moot the re. ulremeuta of all customer.. Their assortment of no.ii .1 Leaned, comprises every form and kind calculated fur the •Implest as well aa the worst tanmoos of diseased or impuirod vision. Au opportunity will then afforded to procure, at ail times, SPECTACLES UNEQUALLED HY ANY FOR THEIR STRENGTHEN ' INO AND PRESERVING QUALITIES. Too much cannot be said as to their Superiority over the other ordinary glasses worn. There I. no gUmmering. wavering of theafght, diadems. or other unpleasant aonaation, but on the. contrary. from tho peculiar construction of the Lenses. they are soothing and pleasant, causing a feeling of relief to the wearer, and producing a clear and distinct vision, *An the natural healthy eight They are the only Spectacle. that PRESERVE AS WELL AS'ASBIST THE SIGHT. and are the cheapest Because the beat, always lading many years without change being necomery. CAUTIOII.—We employ no pedlers. DIIALIIIIB 111 FIRS JEWELRY, WATCHER, CLOCKS, SOLID NIL VER and SILVER-PLATED WARE, aro (ho sole agonts for Allentown, Jun 23-'oB.ll' attli 1(4, ) _ ViAN KER S, No. 35 SOUTH THIRD STREET, • PHILADELPHIA. gDYERNMiIif i hi I CURITIES, STOCK, COLD AND NOTE BROKERS Amento or Banks, Firm; and Indloldnala rooolood, to okeok at Milli. rz? • INTEREST ALLOWED ON BALANCE& {BEN ERAI R kENTB I '. FO Co._ PEN N SyLVAN I A e : k, vplizar A stik. s,„ pfe ...) OF THE 6\ ... 9 1, Xl lll IFE ' Niter XII° OF THE & UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 2t IPARCII STREET, •130•11 7th, PHIA.., wave p ort In Moro of my wri Importation and Man facture, one of limo lamed Id most beautiful sole-- go of The NATIONAL LITE INBORANCL COMPANY 1/1 • corporation chartered by epode' Act of Coograts, •p. provnl July :LS, Me, with •, . CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, RILL PAID. Liberal terms offered to Agents and Solicitors, who are Invited to apply at our °Moe. Full particulars to be had on application at our aim located In the second story of our Banking House, whore Circulars and Pamphlets. tally deecribing tho advantages offbred by the Company, may be had. E. W. CLARK Q CO., . No. 35 Sbuth Third 91. B. S. RUSSELL, Manager, Cherie& W. Cooper and Moon Walser, Allanteern Nor Venal Pi*k. .14C/1141 for Lehigh 6 Cuboa Goustlea. Pao ALLENTOWN. PA. ITEM Finn ads of Spectacles. YELLER & BRO., Life Insurance. ~~ NAVQUA ANDEgai SVILLE R. R. C A" POOH PALL ARRANGEMENT. (ter BEPTEMDERI4 I°4B,PaiOingar tral aqua & Pogriaollin Railroad will run in co ho Lehigh Valley Railroad and East Penn. Mows: On and a the Catena . STATIONS CATASAUQUA. •MIC4LEYS. BEIPLES. 'JORDAN BRIDGE. GUTH'S. WALBERT'S. CIIAI'MAN'H. TREELERTOWN,, BURIN IGSVILLEL FARMINGTON. *SPRING CREEK. AL-BURTIS. 0.4.1 6.50 0.61 7.00 7.05 1 7.101 7.18' 7. •Flag Stations. CONNECTIONS The morning train Went connects with the L. V. R. It. Local Passenger train from Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown nod Al-Mulls with a train on the Last Penneyl vania R. R. for Reading, Pottsville, Harrisburg sad Philadelphia. Tho morning train Last connects at Al-Berlin with train on E. P. R. It. from Allentown and at Cala...n oun with trains on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Manch Chunk, Wilkes-Barre. Scranton, Philadelphia and Now York, and with the Lehigh dr 4 Sunquehanna R. It. fur Bethlehem, Easton Philadelphia and New York. Tho 2.00 P. train West connects nt Al-Bunts with a train on the East Penn. Itallroadjor Reading, Pottsville, Harrisburg and Philadelphia. The Evening train East leaven AI-Berlin on the arrival of a train from Allentown and of a train making connec tions at Rending with trains from Philadelphia, Harrill burg, Pottsville, &c., nod connect! With local passenger train on the L. V. U. IL at Calanauqua fur Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton. Persons wishing to go to Allentown can take tho morn ing Into East to Catassinina and return by a train on the East Pennsylvania It. It., leaving C. W A Ilenrown nt P 4.211 P. M. CHAMAN, Supt. and Engineer. OEM READING ROAD. E''4,,wt_A WINTtlt AItRANGE3IINT. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1808 Great Trunk Linn from the North and Northwest for Philadelphia, New York, Reading, Pottsrille,Tamouqua, Ashland, Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, Eph rata, Lifts, Lancaster, Columbla_Sic. Trains leave Harrisburg fur New York as follows : 5.50, 5.50, 8.10 A. 31. 12.40„ noon, 2.01 and 10.50, I'. M., connecting with siniaar trains . the Pennsylvania rail road and arriving at New York at 11.00, A. M., 12.:31 main, 3.50, 7.10, 10.111, P. M. a nil 11.1.1, A. 31., respectively: . Sleep- Mg cars n CLOMP:IIIY te:f.ri.,l A. Al., end 10.50, I'. 01.,trains without chance. Leaving Ilarri,barg for Rending, Pottsville, Tnmanqua, Mlnersville, Ashland, Shamokin, Pine Grove, Allentown and Philadelphia, ro.A. 3t., 2.10/mil 4.10, P. M., stop ping at Lebanon init principal way stations ; the 4.10, p. St., train Intik tut connections for Philadelphia and Col ,ntabla only. For Pottsville, Schayikil Haven and Auburn via Schuylkill atd Susquoltimmi Railroad, leaving liar rinburg lit 3.31, li 31. Retaining, level New York nt 9.01 A. 31.. d 12.00 noon, 5.10 cad Sot I'. Si, Philadelphia at 8.15 A. M. and 3,30 P. M. Sleeping can acrompatiy the 9.07 A. M.,..10 and B.•J I'. M. trains troll. New York with out change. Way pnssenger .rain leavos 1' illailelpida nt 7.3 ) A. H., Vont:venni; with similar train on East Penna. Railroad, re turning Iron: Read ng at 6.31 I'. Id, stopping at all stations; leave Pottsville n 1730, 8.45 A M., Mitt 2.45 P. 111.5 Shamo kin at 5.25 A. 31.f/o:land at 7.00 A. M. and 1230 I'. 31. ; Ta m:m.3 at 8.30 A.M. nail 2.51 P. 31., for Philadelphia. Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail road, nt 7.10 A. 3. for Harrisburg, and ILNJ A. AL for Pine Grove and Tron.t. Retailing arcommelation train leaves Reading at 7.30 A. 31., returning, loge es Philadelphia nt 4.4.5 P. 51. 0.45 A. H. rah:r Pottstown Arcot: ungaleaves P u:dati on hila trai delphia nt 4.n leaves P oo. ottstown at , Columbia railriol trains-leave Iteading nt 7.00 A. M. and 0.15 I'. 31., fur Ephtita, Linz, Lancaster, Coluntbia, Ac. ad Itailtaid Trains learn Perkin:nen Junction at 0.15 A. 31. and 130 P._31., returning leave Skit:pack at 8.10 A. M. and 12.4: I'. 31., connecting with similar trains on Reading Itoilrod. Oa Sundays: Letve Now York at 8.00 I'. M.; Plilladol -1 phia 8. A. AL and Lsl '. A, L the 8.00 A. Si. train running only to Rending; ettsvilleB.oo A. M. ; Harriiiburg 5.50 A. M., 4.10 and 10.50 M., and Reading at 1.01, 3.03 and 7.15 A. M., for Harris irg, at 12.50 and 7.31 A. Al. for Now York, and 4.1:1 P. 11. , for Philadelphia. Commutation, lineage, Season, School and Excursion Tickets to and .roa all paints at reduced rates. Daggagn A. chocked through ;100 pounds allowed each passeng LS er. (I. A NICOL, JanlB General Said. T .EIFIIGH %ND SUS---iii_. ..1-41:113E11 ANNA RAILROAD. i':l i-•••• saldMii (Lehigh Oat and Navigation Company.) WINTER ARRANGEMENT. On and after Monday December 14, 1868, as follow. : DOWN TRAM—Leave Green Ridge 9.03, 11.21 A. a, and 3.55 P. IL: &Mann 9.05, 11.27 A. M.and 4.09 P. M.; Pltta• ton 9.35, 12.02 A. I. and 4.31 P. a. ; Wilkes-Barre 10, 1233 A. a and sp. a. ;White Haven 11.94 A. a. ; Blanch Chunk (Accommodation) 1247 A. 111., (Local) 1.10 A. a.; Cat..- .501;2.16 A. a. ; Allentown 2.27 A. 14._,.• Bethlehem 2.40 A. M end 12.20 P. M. Inner., IrrIVO, 3.06•. 111.. and 12 53 P.M. 'UP TaAins.—L e Easton 11.50 A. a. and 2.07 p. a.. Bethlehem 12.25, n on. and 2.40 r. a. • Allentown 12.42 noon ; Catasanqua 2.53 noon; Mauch Clunk 2.08 P. a.; White Haven 3.:.51; ilkos- Burro BA. M. 2.25, and sr.a. ; 1 Pittston 8.29 •. a., 54 and 5.29 P. M.: Scranton 9.05 A. M. 3.24 and 0.05 P. IL , CONNECTIONS. Down Train leav i tg Green Ridge at. I) A. a. makes con nection with Lehig Valley Railroad at Penn Haven fo Beaver Meadow, Id anoy City, &e. Delaware & Madsen Canal Company.—Up Trains leav ing Wilkes:Barre alit A. IL and 225 P. M. and down trains leaving leaving Greco Ridge at 9 A. a. and 3.55 p. M. make connection et Green Ridge with trains on Delaware and Hudson Railroad to and from Carbondale. North Pennsylvania Railroad.—Down train leaving Green Ridge' t Ba. M. and up train leaving Easton at 2.07 p. a., connect at Bethlehem with train on N. I'. It. It. , ar riving. at Philado ratio at 5.21 P. a. Returning leave Philp dolphin at 9.45 A.M. .Leh)git trLackswanna Railroad.—Down train leaving Green Ridge at 9), a. . and up train leaving Easton at 2.07 F. M.. connect at Ilethlehem with Lehigh & Lackawanna Railroad for Itatband Chapman Quarries. Norris and Essig Itatiroad.—Down trains leaving Green Ridge at 9 A. M. **td train leaving Bethlehem 12.20 connect at Easton with Molls & Essex Railroad for New York. Returning knee !ion. York at 8 A. M. Central Railront—Down train leaving Green 'Ridge at 9 A. M. and train having Bethlehem at 12.33 P. M. connect at Phillipsburg wito the Central Itallroul for Now York. tettirning leave low York at 9 A. SI. Jan 13 JNO. P. ILSLEY,Supt. EMICILI 1331303 kLLENTOWN LINE. Coalmenlug Monday, Juno Sib, 1968. FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO NEW YORK WITHOUT CHANGE. On and alto: MONDAY, June Bth, 1868, Two Passenger Trails twill leave Reading daily, (Sun atysept, for Allentown and way stations, 10:30 a. in. nail : : 4:20 p.m.,stopping at nil way sta tions between leading and New York, making also close - contuctions for Mauch Chunk and Phil adelphia via Lthigh Valley R. It., and arrive at New York at ido and 10:15 p. m. Three throng): Express Trains will leave Read ing daily, (except Sundays,) for New York and the East; leaving Reading at 4:14, 7:06, 10.30 a m., 214 4.20,11:40 p. m. Tin 4:11 n. in. Ex press stops only at Lyons on this tool. The 7:H m. Fast Line car rying the through U. (carryingMls not stop on this road. The 11:40 p.m. also the through U. S. Mails, stops it all Stations on Slits road, ex cept Bower's Mertatown. The trains run through from Pittsburg to New York without change of cars, stopping only at Al lentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Hampton Summer ville, Plainfleld asd Elizabeth and arrive at New York at 5.00, 10:00m m., 3,50, 7.00 and 9.55 p. m. The 4:41 a. m. 'rutin will not leave Bending on Mondoys. The 706 u. In. and 11:40 p. in, trains run daily Sundays 1 [eluded. Trains leave Few York foot of Liberty street daily (except Sundays) at 0:60a. in., 12 noon, 5 and Bp. anti antic at Reading at 1:50, 6:00 and 10:10 p. rn., and 1:00 a. M. The 8:00 p. m. train from New York leaves daily Sundays included. Passengers are requested to purchase their tick ets before entering the cars as an excess 0125 ets will he charged by the conductor for all tickets purehhsed on the train for which receipt will be given unit redeemed at any ticket office of this road f , or 25 cents. C. STOLTZ, Supt & Eng' r. NORTH PENNSYLVANIA R. R WINTER ARRANGEMENT PASSENGERS for Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley It. It. and Lehigh A Susquehanna Railroad. Trains passing Allentown make close connection with the trains N. P. It. It. at Bethlehem, and arrive In Philadelphia at 0:10 a. In., 2:1X1 and 5:25 p. in. Passengers for Doylestown take 601, a m, 12,05 and :3,09 p. in. from Bethlehem and make connec tion at Landsdalt and can return lb Allentown the • same evening. All Passenger trains connect at Berks street, Philadelphia with 2d and 6th street City Passen ger railway. Returning—Leave the depot, N. W. corner Berks and American streets, Philath:l9llkt, at 7:45 and 9,45 a. In., 1:42, and 5:IX) pint. ' LOCAL SCHEDULE. [Four Through Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted.] Passenger trains leave tho depot, N. W. cor ner Berko and American streets, Philadelphia, For Bethlehem at 7:45, 0:45 a. m., 1:45, and 5 p.m. For Doylestown at 8:45 a. m., 2:30 and 4:15 p. For Landsdalo at 6:H p. m. For Ft. Watihhigton at 10:45 a. m., and 11:30 p m Trains for Philadelphia. DAVI) Bethlehem at 6:20 a. in., 12:06 and 3:06p. m Leave Doylestown at 6:30 a. tn., 3:10 and 6:05 p. Leave Landsdalo at 6:10 a. in. Ft. Washington at 10:00 A. in., and 2:30 p. m. Leave Bethlehem for Philadelphia nt 4:IX) a. m Fare—Allentown to Philadelphia, CLARK ELLIS CLARK, Agent LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Tlmo of .Doparturo a . klit .L ikr r r i lgl m pi r. rll.oogOr Trains ilt PasSenker trains on this road leave Philadel phia at 7:45 a in, 1:45 and 5:00 p Leave Now York at 0,45, 0,00 a in, 12 in, 4,00, 5,00 and 8 p m. Leave }:aston, west,s,4o, 0,80, 11,10 it m, 12,03, 3,30 5,45 and 7,2..8 pm. Leave Allentown, down, 1,05, 5,55. 8,05,11,43 a ni, 1 0 05, 3,30, 545 p ni. - Leave Allentown up, at 0,30, 10,37 a on, 4,18, 0,15 8,15 p in. Tile 10,30 a m train connects .with trains for Eculey, Deaver Meadow, Audenried, Danville, Williamsport, The 4,15 p m train connects with trains for Shenandoah, Centralia and Mt. Carmel. The 10,30 a in and 4,15 pin trains run through to Wlikesbarre, Pittston and Tunekhannock. Sor fly Labirs. ➢IRS. M. A. GULDIN, Iles just returned from New York with the largest and most fashionable stock of Tenni/1111gs ever offered for sale In Allentown. lu connection with the Trimmings, mito hw largo assortment of HOOP SKIRTB • Skirts that ran be sltered instantly Into any' disitable shape, different tnrikes of Comets, suprior Zephyr Yarn , Paper Patterns of alikluds. Hosiery, Rid and Bilk 0 loves, flair Braids, flair Tonle, which will restore gray hair to It s original color, In fie:2l3W Udayel or the money returned. No. East Ilantilttu street, 3 doors above Stith, Allen town. Pa. tf /71ARPETS AND OILCLOTH ES. V P. HOUGH, Jr.. would'lnvite the attention of house keeper. and merchants to his largo stock of new styles of CARPETINGS at redeced prices. consisting. of Breese's. Threw Ply Ingrain, Lary. Stair, _Rag and Hemp ear Pete. Also, Oil Cloths. all widths; Window Shadesof every description; also, evidio and bu ff Holland for shades. Co. cos, Cain, and Cantos Matting Tinge Mate he . PIIINEAIIIOIItaI Jr„ No. 606 N. id Si., a doors above Noble, west Philadelphia. 210 'LADIES, HERE WE ARE AGAIN, thankful for put favors and hoping for future Patronage. We have on hand all kind. of German Zephyr and Su. reka Wool, in large or small quantities. Also, German and American Cotton and Woolen Knitting Yarn, which we swill sell as chtmp as any house In the city. THOMAH BIRD, No. 2/0 Poplar St.. ab.. 11. and SOS N. Id St, _AS. P9slu. . YriLladelpun. BEHOLD THE HiSIUE OF THE DAY MID 6.33 6.1 6.11 6.06 (Lir , 3.01 11.30 40 5. THE OLD EBTABLIBIIED POPULAR OLD CORNER RELIABLE. FACTS THE BUYING COMMUNITY I Believing the secret of Increasing business Is Ile In LOW PRICES AND NO MISREPRESENTATIONS. I have spared no pale. to Infuse now life and extern In every department of the POPULAR OLD CORNER, In aeloctleg with great care and at the LOWEST PRICES Hog this season among the manufacturers, an FALL AND WINTER GOODS, INSPECTION OF THE TRADE! Black and Piney Bilk., French Merino., Ducado Poplin., Silk and Wool Poplin., French and Gorman • . Plaid Poplin.. Hawes. Cloth Wool D.Litt.., Alpacas, Coburg*, Ac., At., sod malty . now NOVELTIES, which at a glance lOU eon •Ica buyen of the PAISLEY AND BROCHA SHAWLS, LONG AND SQUARE BLANKET SHAWLS FOR LADIES, May i s i ir s D ß Epali, MUCH LOW Aaron's/rim; LOW PRICES I PRINTS AND DeLAINES, BLEACHED AND ON BLEACHED SHEETING AND sIIIRTINO, TICKS, STRIPES, CHECKS, FLANNELS, Ac., L ltairranteo the mien. ..Lade LOW= than the CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR; You VIII find this the most complete dock In every atyte and variety, and at Drlcee thebeannot fail to attract the at tention of dose buyers. I make this a SPECIALTY and therefore Invite you to do me the favor and yourealves the }entice of an examination. BLANKETS AND FLANNELS I= SHAPE AN D PRICE I MAKE NO QUOTATIONS. nor .an I begin to enumerate all the articles. but thla mob I atm. that you oan "Rely on getting the Bottom Price" on ate ry article. and bo accommodated with good. that can be found in a 'FIRST-GLASS DRY GOODS STORE. TO MY PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY: Allow me to return my sincere thank. for your re Ilb• eral patronage beetowedon me during the tim IVO been In buninest, hoping by strict attention to • idling and to the advancement of your interest. (as w a. my own), by keeping pace with the time. as heretofore In "Soiling Goods on the Small Profit Principle ra t . orit a . coptinatt p c e o c izif . g . t . u . kind muds and par. M. J. KRAMER, "OLD CORNED," OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL. ALLITOWN, October 14. e-hll7/8 STILL, THEY CO!PIE! SCHREIBER BROS. NEW FIRM I NEW FIRM I MILLER, SCHREIBER & CO., WONDERIPUL I WONDERFUL 1 • GOOD TIDINGS! GOOD NEWS! PRICES DOWN! DOWN! Now Is your time to purchase et SCHREIBER BRO.'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE. Just roiolirod, a splendid assortment of all the sew novolnos In DRESS GOODS! Colored and Black Silk. Mertnoee, Bmpreea Clotb,Beppok Alpaca.. Poplins. All Wool Delane., tr Slpod Plaids, and many other d i ifferant stYlaa. SHAWLS I SHAWLS I Double and Blngle, Misses' and Breakfast, BALMORALS! BAL3IORALBI All the now kyles. FLANNELS, FLANNELS, Red and White, G rey.Tw Riad and Striped IRdzting Platusal MUSLINSI MUBLINSI 1./6-{and 104 Sheeting. Bed Ticking Blue Cheek, Drill MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR, Block Cloth, Coos Wore., Bath:lotted, Cottonsdos, Jeans' and Tweed., • • HOOP SKIRTS OP THE LATEST STYLES' BLANKETS! BLANKETS! MOURNING GOODS ! BLACK SHAWLS, ALL WOOL DELAINS, SIERINOES, EMMEN CLOTIL ALPACAS, Hwy, CRAPE VEILS, CRAPE COLLAR S. HANDKSRCHIRYS AND GLOVES Thi above named goods 4111 be sold at satonlahlegly low prices. to establish a permanent trade,. and the only way to do this la to .11 goods cheap. • • call Ls solldted and you will be convinced that we sell cheaper than may other house In Allentown. Remember that great ballnlas can be had at SCHREIBER BRO.'S, No. 10 EAST HAMILTON STREET. PINT DOOK TO Til PIUT NATIONAL 1411. ewe& ALLIIIITOWN. I= I= LI Conelsting fu Dart at Poplin. BARGAINS 12113 DOMESTICS TO° boot brand. of HEADQUARTERS lIIICCITIOILI TO Orey sod White. titnii. DEVLIN *LO. EXTENSIVE CLOTHING HOUSES, BROADWAY, COR. , GRAND STREET, BROADWAY, COR. WARREN STREET, =1 COMPRISING ALL RRANCIIES OFTIIR BUSINESS AB M=!EMMO CUSTOM AND READY-MADE DE DEPARTMENTS OF =I C L 0 I - I I N G ! SHIRTS OF THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN YOKE PATTERN, MI GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, I= Our SPECIALTIES for Fall in NEW GOODS in $22.00 $15.00 $12.00 DELVIN & Co. Csssimere Suits, entire, Winter Over Coats, Pea Jackets, - FHILADELPHIA. Pr Samples sent by mail when written for. Vcatero. RAND'S AMERICAN AIR-TIGHT HEATING AND COOKING RANGE. We Invite examination and warrant every Range what pro •ot to stye cutlro satin faattou. Also,. tanuutacturtuts IM=EI LOW GRATES, REGISTERS, And Agents for the Celebrated MAGEE PATENT HEATERS, RANGES AND STOVES RAND, PERKINS AND CO NO. 124 NORTH SIXTH STREET, I= Send for descriptive Circular. Sep. I owli. Slate' ftlantris orgm MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, And uvery dvAcriPlion of SLATE WORK, TILING, 6.-C,, On band and made to order THESE BEAUTIFUL SLATE MANTELS, Ira importer In appearance. Inure durable, half the price of Ila.rblo. 'cat nod cheapest In the Mtnod States. • Grates, Low Down and Common, Parlor arid Office Orate.: for Lard or soft coal, Baltimore Improved Fire Place Stove. best fire piano H ter made. WARM AIR REGISTER AND VENTILATORS, Torts Colts, Water and Drain Pips Chlmnoy Tops A. Factory and Baloerooms, NOS. 401 AND 403 NORTH 10th STREET, Above CallowhilL Philadelphia, P. July 2i-Em WILSON A MILLER. Alt a rttE V s'bilt% t?;;, .1. s_ 1 00 50 41 .14" 1 " ° t•f m ovi; t v ;oo . , THOMPSON & HARPER, MANUFATURERB, 12,32, 1231 tr, 1E36 RIDGE AVENUE, Bldge Avenue Can pass the door Atir Bead for Illustrated Catalogue-4p ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Andrew Lafferty, late of the Sixth Ward, city of Allentown, Pa, All persons indebted to said es tate are hereby requested to make payment with in slx weeks, and all those haying claims against said estate are requested to present them within said time, CHARLES KLINE, Allentown, Deer 16, 1868 Adntin istmtor. ASSIGNEE NOTICE. RAPTOR E CORRECTLY' TREATED Y C.NEEDLES, at his once, comer of Twelfth and Ram street., Philadelphia. Profes.lonal experience --- In the adjustment of Mechanical Remedies and Supporters fur la years has given him ester:mire opportunities for - Whereas Ell lleitleman and Mary Ann, his practice in this Important but neglected brea th . To all wife, of Cando:men, by voluntary deed of Assign- &Misted with Meatus or Remiss. ha can.rearentee the ment dated NoVember 11th, itiatt, convoyed to the each application of Truer... epiti . a i i i il nd .,, , ..1= 0 . subscriber all their estate real, personal and case and its co2diti . o . ns, oltert_pu . rftz to rsoi s Dere Elastic mixed, for the benefit of their creditors. Notice Is ladles matz i l tatz .... i .=,,,,.. e . will dada hereby given to all Dertiotalndebted to said par .. department adjoeuing hi . °thee, conducted ig competent ties to make payment to - me subscriber whom , n a h a da g ,,,,,,,p,,,,,,,,h., ri...ies.. Brace., witch , . sop. six weeks, and those having claims to present the porton,. Frosch Indestructible Trusses,Elaatic Starling% same duly authenticated within the same titneto Jitiouldor Mrs, Spinal Instruments. Crotches, as. M nov2A-410 , MILTON lIIIROEIt, Assignag. o . Jely a iLI G. SCHWARTZ.•rATTORNEY AT LAVG Knauss. lmildlng,,Hizth and'Hansilton Streets, opposite the American Hotel, Allentown, Penna. linglish and German spoken. 'Collections In Lehigh and adjacent counties promptly attended to. _may bar GEORGE 11. lump, ATTORNEY AT LAW. °Moo, with Hon. John D. Mon. Alton. town. Pa. S. D. LUCKENBACII. ArrOlif. W• NAY AT LAW_,. ((ormerly practiced ln Carton county). °Mee, No. East Hamilton street, AllentoWn, Pa., second floor, nearly opposite the Court House. May besonsulted in the Geymattlangnago. QAM UEL A. BUTZ, ATTORNEY AT Li LAW. Orrice with P. Wyckoff', opposite the Eagle lintel, ALLENTOWN; PA. LEIIIIIGII VALLEY . FIRE EVSEIt- ANCE COMPANY, ALLENTOWN, PA. Mica over Second Notional Ecopk. !noncom property against loon by Are On the stock mutual pion. C. S. BUAIi, Pren't. J. S. DII.I.INOHH, Sect y. BEAUTIFUL LIFE LIKE PIC TUI(Es. CARTES DE VISITiS. $2 PER DOZEN . - • - - All negntiv ev reglntrn•d. S. W. ntritcAw. ALLEN TOWN, I'A. TA ROPER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. • Ofnco with 11. un Kuntz, Eno., Sla Ingt , Loh y d s county, I'n . Colleen. ° In Lehigh, Northampton t• rbon round. promptly nttoudr to. may .17 ELISIIIA FORREST. ATTORNEY AND common AT LAW, No. Wert 11.1111- ton street,--Alloot6wn, Da. Jon 1.1-tf irlt. OLIVER, ATTORNEY AT tio • LAW, Allouto•rn, Po. °taro, North Fifth •trool, twiny,. the Court Honor. LINK tt: BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS AA) AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Allentown. Pa. 0111ce. No. 54 E. Hamilton street. C. M. Russ. Han 14 , 63-50 F. A. R. %worts. Mi J. ➢LORE, ATTORNEY AT LAIY, .2_14 • ALLENTOWN. PA. Office, No. GO East llnmllten street. aii - Cnn be consulted In Gomm,. .W114.'634( RCLAY ITAMERNLY, ATTORNEY • AT LAW, CATASAUQUA, PA. jou 14-'69-tf rriItONIAS B. NIETZGER NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. Office. N. East Hamilton street. may 21.08 J A MERTZ, ALDERMAN, SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCEIL AGENT FOR TM?, SALE OF REAL ESTATH, 8.5 Weßnt smlltos St., Allentows, l's. ED'YIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, eight doors übovo tho Court Mum., AL• LENTOWN. Lehigh coUotY. Co• fob 13,03-ly WILLIAM 11. SOWDEN, ATI4OR NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Ogler, Cor ner of Hamilton nitreel and Law Alloy. +oath ldo, ALLEN TOWN. PA. feb. ablf EDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. °glee, with Samuel A. Bridges. ALLENTOWN, PA. may 1.11 JOAN RUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office, N. E. Corner Gth and Hamilton Streets ALLEN TOWN, l'A- may I-Is A DAM WOOLEVER. ATTORNEY A - m. AT LAW. Oflice, opposite tho Court House .AL LESTOWN, PA. may .1•1 y EORGE B. SCIIIALL ATTORNEY AT LAW. 0111ro. First door above Law Alley, AL• LENTOWN. PA. may D•Bm TT C. HUNSBERGER ATTORNEY r.A.A.,.aroitt.TCLotniuluToe...zatieN2wHicopzerzrifiviti, T _EVI NMOYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ALLENTOWN. PA. Odice. N. W. Cotner 6th and Hamilton Etreets. Second door. Particular atten tion paid to tho settlement of Decedent estates. Collec tions made. Au. Jan 047 DR. C. C. U. GUERIN. SURGEON DENTIST. Oi over Km 14. A. 0. Ouldln'a Trlmmlog Slttre. No. Si Mast Hamilton •troot. TOWN. PA. MEDICAL. . NO CURE, NO PAY I DR. H. D. LONGAKER, GUM:tate of tho University of Pennsylvania, at Philadel phia, has been in successful practice fur a number of years ha various parts of the United States; will promptly at tend to all branches of his profession at his rooms, East able ill 'Sixth street, bet. Hamilton and Walnut. ALLENTOWN, PA. No Patent Medicines are need or recommended; the rem edies administered are those which will not break down the constitution, but renovate the system from all Injuries it has sustained from mineral medicines, and leave it lu healthy and perfectly cured condition. CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA, and all diseases of (ho Luaus, Throat, Stomach, and Liv er, which yearly carry thousands to malignly graves, can undoubtedly be coml. MELANCHOLY ABERRATION, that state of alienatio p n and weakness of the mica which re n ndersg t perso duties ns Inca of ableof enjoying the pleasures of foo life. per- RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS, In any form or2bn nieUnr:retiM ib , gur removed; Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases (of years' standing/ F arm ine r VageS.ligeolgt4l . ll e. and Scrofulous Ms. lilt' Particular attention given to private diseases of every description of both sexes. -Ladles suffering from any complaint Incidental to their sex, can consult the doctor with assurance of relief. Cancer cured, and Tumors of all kinds removed without tho knife or drawing blood. Diseases of the EYE AND EAR, suressfelly and effectually removed or no charge made. Sir Dr. Longniter.will make visits any distant° If do sired; can ho addressed by letter (confideutially) and med• Iclue sent with proper directions to any part of the country Orrice: East aide of Sixth street, between Hamilton nod Walnut, Allentown, l'a. 21-'O7 D R. TAYLOR'S • • OLIVE BRANCH BITTERS! TONIC STIMULANT, STOMACHIC BITTERS, Extracted entirely from Herbs and fools. Islay bene ficial in DYSPEPSIA, • GENERAL DEBILITY, and LOSS OF APPETITE ; AND AN EXCELLENT CORRECTIVE FOR PERSONS SUFFERING PROM DISORDERS OF THE DOWELS, FLATULENCE. Ao. BOLD EVERYWHERE DEPOT, NO. 413 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA.. . TAYLOR & CO. . lop 8. VENTILATORS B EEF, IRON AND PURE IIRANDY, BY DR. lIARTDIAIf, Regalia I:lndust* of the University 'of Pennsylvania. It will po.itivel care Consumption, Concha and Colds, and all diseues o fthe Lungs or Bronchial Tube.. It has been tho means of restoring thouunds to health who have been given up beyond the reach of medical as sistance. It d.es more to relieve the Consumptive than anything ever known. Unequalled strengthener for deli cate Ladles and children. EACH BOTTLE CONTAINS THE NUTRITIOUS POR. TION OF TWO POUNDS OF CHOICE BEEF. The core of Consumption ass first effected by the use of Raw Beef and Brandy in lima.. afterwarde In France, in which countries I have travelled for years I have used it with perfect MICCOAS In my own family. In preaenting this preparation to the public I feel confident plit t pil • C e s frt:Tyl e ,c d o m a r c7nhvol_ Lead,,b Pa l n leveei 41.1, that 1 it Is truly a most valuable taculeine. Circular. and medicines to any address. Price, fil per bottlo--.La for es. Laboriltory, 612 S. FIFTEENTII STREET, PIIILADEI4'IIIA. Wholesale Agents, Trench, Richards I& Co., Tenth and Markel streets; Johnston, Holloway & Cowden. D 1 Arch maker & Co. Werth and Dace *streets, ;VIA e l l t r . htt " ira - Hold by Druggists everywhere. (nee 9-3m-'O3 PS. MONIROE ac UASMENPLUG. RACTICAL NATUREPATIIIC PHYSICIANS. WEAKNESSESHM AND SP HEDY CURE OF ALL DISEASES AND INYHIMITIV3, him lorAte4 at NO, 809 ARCH ST., PHILA'DA PA.. where they have lilted up rooms for thebealing of the sick. The Doctor. cure when all other efforts and system. have fulled, eminent I n have profession honed.. by the most In the No n ce rgical opera tion, No pain caused. All who receive treatment are Instantly benegtted. The Doctors cannot restore a lost member o copse ody, but will ways relieve pain from whate•er The practice to In a harmony with all natural laws, and Is explained upon ecientiff 0 principles Many eminent phyalcian., of all other systems not only acknowledge the power, but receive treatment for them Bents. and families, as well'an recommend It to their pa- Bente. By thin new and seemily mysterlou. treatment It takes but a tow minutes to pr use • change In the most obstinate chronic cases, and ao enre la the effect that ninny cams require no more than a single Operation. Cield-ffm CIE '.l ebicittai.
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