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idOECIAN It, WILLS. ROUT. 'BEDELL,
Editors and Proprietors.
ALLENTOWN, PA., APRIL 21, 1869
GUBERNATORIAL. •
As the time approaches for the meeting of
the Republican State Convention, the question
of the candidate for Gubernatorial honors is
being more generally discussed.
Should it be deemed advisable by the Con,
vention to take up a now candidate, we think
It would be well for it to take into considera
tion the claims and business interests of the
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Lehigh Valley. We are not of those who be
lieve that candidates for public offices and
trusts should be selected because of geograph
ical locations, but the business interests and
material wealth of a locality should enter
largely into the considerations affecting the
candidacy, and should be weighty in propor
tion to the influence a fostering care and
judicious development of such interests would
exert upon the general prosperity and great
ness of the State.
That the Lehigh Valley is such a locality we
earnestly believe. Its natural wealth in Min- '
eral deposits and agricultural productions
make the business interests arising therefrom
of such magnitude as will greatly influence
the prosperity of the State at large. .
The centre of the great anthracite coal field
of Pennsylvania, with the richest deposits of
the coal within its confines, and the natural
outlet for the Eastern market for the whole
region, and the actual outlet of the Middle and
Wyoming regions, it is the centre of a traffic
but little known to those not actually engaged
In it or by actual presence acquainted with it.
Its deposits of iron ore and limestone are In
exhaustable, and Its geograpiiical position be.
Ing contiguous to the great iliarkets of the
East, it Is evident that nature designed it as a
great and wonderful work-shop.
These are a few only of its mineral deposits,
but they are the lending ones, and have already
attained such a magnitude of production, that
one-fifth of all the pig iron made in the coun
try Is made in this Valley.
A broader, fuller, and greater development
can he attained with the fostering aid of the
government, the first step toward which would
be a recognition of its claims by a representa
tive in a position of influence and honor. Such
a position we believe to be that of Governor
of the Commonwealth.
Nor can an intimate acquaintance with these
interests fail to fit some of those who are con
nected with them, or have been brought in
contact with them, for such high poritions.
That able anti competent Men for such a posi
tion could he found among us there Is no doubt,
men who could combine with these qualities
that of deserved popularity. Such a man
would be Gen. James L. Selfridge, of North
ampton county. a gentleman whose thorough
knowledge of the wants and interests of the
Lehigh Valley admirably fits him for its rep
resentative, and whose general acquaintance
with the business Men of the Valley would en
sure their confidence awd support, whilst the
soldiers of the late war could not follow a
braver, truer soldier for their standard-hearer
than he. With the firing of the first gun upon
the flag at Sumpter, whose flash had not yet
sped over the country, he organized his fellow
ciflzens who flocked to the standard in response
to his call. lie entered the military service as
a Captain, nor ceased in his ditties and devo
tion to the cause until the last gun was fired,
and the last rebel standard was lowered to
the ground. By gallant and ineritorions ser
vice lie gradually rose in promotion until the
ordeal of over twenty -battles crowned him
"lihnafflopinect, wink me regiment, the 4611F1
Penna., and subsequently ,at the head of his
Brigade, in all the campaigns of the Army of
the Potomac from the second battle of Bull
Run until the close of the Mine Run catripaign,
wheu at the head of his Brigade he was trans
ferred to Sherman's army at Chattanooga,
partieipating in all the movements of that army
in its march to the sea until the close of the
war. Other soldiers have served as well, but
none better. Since the close of the war his
"stern and sterling Republican principle.: made
him impervious to any and all bribes of the
tempter, Johnson. Unwilling to desert the
principles of his honest convictions he was de
capitated as. U. S. Assessor of the Xlth Con
-gressional District by the Johnson party of
1866. During the session of the Pennsylvania
Legislathre of 1868-9 he was each year elected
(Uri; of the How, closing each term aniid
the commendations of all parties for the able
and courteous manner in which his duties had
Omen performed.
Ile retires front the position of Clerk of the
House, but time only can show whether or not
to serve his country and his party in a higher,
more responsible position.
A VOI.ENTAItIi TRIMITE.'•
Under this head Theodore Tilton, editor of
the New York Independent, writes ,cts follows
concerning the Pennsylvania Legislature,
Tilton Is not always so nearly correct as he is
in Oda instance. Dis, allusion to a member re
pelling the just aspersions" of a Democratic
journalist will bring to the reader's mind the
recent attack on Mr. MeMiller, of Montgomery
county :
Happening to be In Harrisburg a Aay or two
ago, we made a visit to the Pennsylvaula leglsia
lure. Our curiosity to gaze upon that sanhodrhe
was - not prompted by the due reverence which In
spires one to make a pilgrimage to •some historic
shrine. We were not DR powerfully drawn toward
that conclave as if it bad been a convention of the
signers of OA Declaration of Independence, or of
the framers of the Federal Constitution. Never
theless, deding,puttpielves within an easy walk of
he legislative liresence, and the weather being
fair, and the train not due fur two hours, we win
tered toward tile capitol-grounds, swung open the
taly..hinged gate, roamed µwhile up and down the
gravel-paths, listened to the singing of the spring,
birds, and then entered the ungainly brick edifice,
and sat [Lowe to compare the Innocent tree-top
notes out-of-doers with the human jargon inside.
More than a women bedlate saluted our earn.
The Keystone Legislature Was on that day a double
choir of discords. In both houses there *as
wrangling euough for ten taverns; but the lower
house to particular was lu an open riot of,4orely
tongues, The speaker's gavel gave passionate
raps for quiet, but only added to the hubbub of
noise. A certain member's personal character
had been wantonly esselied in a public print, and
he was tremulously repelling the just . aspersious.
In our travels we have visited many legislatures,
and never saw much decorum In any ; but wo
have never heard Buell an Incessant buzz of Babe
In any other so-called .deliberative body as In the
5 , Pennsylvania House of Representatives. But the
chief disagreeableness of the spectacle was the
doticeable look of inferiority which a large ma
, erky of the members wore on their faces.- Never
before have we seen so &Iliad tin array of low
' brows grouped together In tiny ono legislative
chamber, not even in Albany, Bold Pennsylva.
• Mans say freely (and with many Intersprinkled
datnuations) that the present legislature Is the
Most corrupt that everpreyed upon that bleeding
crimmonwealth. We take no part In this neensa
tion—not merely because we cannot substantiate
the authenticated facts, hut because mon may
bars bad-looking faces without having ill-meauing
hearts, Far bo it from 1113 to insinuate that the
Pennsylvania legislature is corrupt; we simply
• mean to characterize It #8 the most suspicious
looking public body we over saw. Alter sitting
an hour among the sorrow-stricken spectators, wo
. returned Joyfally to the fresh air, the blue sky, the
singing birds, and the common people. 'And we
soliloquized as follows, " What a country is ours I
• God's bounty Is lavished upon It and oven Man's
misgovernment lAnot able to ruin It."
Tau Iffaupli Chunk Gazette appeared last
week with a new Dame added to the proprie
torship of that paper. Tim pow member, Mr.
W..Boardnutn Reed, has beep attached to the
editorial staff of the Philadelphia North Amer,
scan, and this accession will give totho Omens
snore capital and brain labor.
IT is rumored that the British ,doveiiiment
will adopt it new and bold policy in thoSpan
ish-Ctiban question. Belligerent rights aro to
be emideded to the Cabins Insurgents and as
sistantio. ietidered, and the indepen (MCC. of
the island assuied. This, it Is argu d, will
prevent annexation to the United State And
give a show of consistency in the Alabama
claims and belligerent rights question, now
pending with the American Government.
NEWS ITEIIIS.
—M. C. Kilgore committed suicide by jumping
from a hotel window, in Chicago, last Friday.
—Ex-Senntor Dixon, of Connecticut, has $lOO,-
000 Income
. .
--Secretary Fish does not anticipate retiring
from the Cabinet at present.
—Tho Abbott-Sprague Senatorial adolescent
canine Imbroglio has subsided peacefully. '
—Airow of small, frame buildings was burned
lu Chicago, on Monday morning. Loss, 8150,000.
—5500,090 of securities stolen from Beneficial
Saving Fund, lhiladelphia, has been recovered!
—Gov. Burnside Is to receive an ovation from
Providence, R. T., to console him for Sprague's
attacks. _
—The funeral of the late John Lawlor, ono of
the proprietors of the Philadelphia Junday Die
patch, took place on Thursday morning.
train ran off the track of the Rome, Water
town and Ogdensburg Railroad, near Gouverneur,
N. Y., on Saturday, Injuring several persons.
—A fire at Nos. 0 and 11 Nassau street, N. Y.,
on Saturday night, destroyed about 930,000 worth
of property.
—A fire in the woods of Long Island, after burn
lug foi a week, was extinguished on Thursday
night. Three miles of timber were destroyed.
—Two boys, sons of different parents, committed
suicide on their respective fathers' premises, at
Vermont, Illinois, one day last week.
—The British Minister in China positively con
tradicts Mr. Burlingame's assertion that the Chi-
nese desire progress.
—The negotiation for n commercial conference
between France and Belgium has been renewed on
a satisfactory footing.
—lt is reported that the Catholic missionary
the province of Bt. Chaem, and several hundre
converts have been massacred.
—ln a quarrel at Cincinnati, on Sunday night,
John Howard shot and fatally wounded Alfred
Pains.
—The House Committee on Foreign Relations
will pay an official visit to Cuba and St. Domingo
In October next.
—A petition is being numerously signed in Bos
ton, asking the President to appoint Frederick
Douglas Minister to Brasil.
—The public debt statement to be published on
Saturday next will, from present appearances,
probably exhibit a &bruise of $2,000,000.
—Capt. Warren Gardner and Henry Brown bare
been committed at Boston for purposely casting
away on the high seas, the schooner Twilight.
—The Philadelphia Nortft American thinks that
on the whole, the actual results of the session of
the Legislature just closed are rather beneficial to
the State and that city.
—Senator Wilson has written a letter, arguing
that the Eight-hour law passed by Congress was
not intended to effect a reduction of wages from
the tembolir standard.
—A despatch from the Plains says there was a
severe snow storm at 'Potts Laramie and Fetter,
man On Wednesday, which embarrassed the opera
lions of the troops against marauding Indians.
—The General Assemblies of the Old and New
School Presbyterian Church will meet at New
york on May 20th, to settle the question of re
uuton,
—The Secretary of tip Treasury has Issued an
order directing that, hereafter, ail property be
longing to the department offered for sale, shall be
sold by public auction or under sealed proposals.
—The boiler of the steamer St. Elsie exploded
near Mobile, on Monday. One of the employees
of the boat was killed, and six severely burned and
bruised. None of the passengers were Injured.
-.,-Charles Doherty and Tom Hammond engaged
in a prize-fight near ftichmond, Va., on Monday.
giat&r l ll o AniOn
—A girl was burned to death at North Oxford,
Mass., ou Saturday night, her clothing taking flee
from a candle in her hand; from the clothes of the
girl the fire spread to the house, and it, with au
adjoining barn, were consumed.
-,l,conard Hayek, late President of the Mer
chants' National bank of Washington, D. C., who
was convicted of the larceny of a portion of Its
funds, was sentenced last Friday to two years'
imprisonment In the Albany Penitentiary.
—The body of Miss Sophia A. Howe, who disap
peared from Springfield, Mass., last January, has
WWI fogad In a pond near that city. As It showed
no marks of violence, the' belief Is that she com
mitted suicide.
—The strainer Useltia, having on board a num
ber of discharged solfilers, struck a snag in 'the
Missouri tiNer, near _Sioux City, on Saturday
morning, and sunk. While sinking her boiler ex
ploded, killing and wpaudlng a large number of
persons. The number missing Is reported at fifty.
—Attorney General Hoar has given au opinion
agreeing with that of Mr. Evarte,to thOeffect that
the eight-hour law does not compel the payment
of ten boars' wages for eight hours' work, and the
Secretary of the Navy has lestructed the com
mandants of the navy yards In accordance there
with.
A fearful accident occurred on the Long Island
Railroad to the train which left neuter's Point at
half-past 10 o'clock on Friday. The train ran off
the track about a mile west of Queen's, , the cause
being a broken rail. • In the last car were fifteen
pusseugers. The car was broken to splinters, and
Ova passengers and a brakesman were instantly
killed. Several others Wore wounded. The killed
and wounded were convoyed to Minenla and ,Itt 7
maim, and everything possible was done to allevi
ate the sufferings of the Injured.
itiIUNDANITV.
, —Tun, emigrant»; front Ireland to thin country
will be very large thin ypqr,
—TIEN North 0 ennui' army l k liniq now noun
bent 600,000 ellbet lye sold lem
-I , LsvrEtwitt accounts of promising crops
come front all parts of the tient h,
• —A WEST Texas millionaire farmer bar fenced
In a pasture of 130,000, acres.
w~noncrxo pipes to the aggregate value of
$10,40000 were manufactured in Prance lastyear.
--In the Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday there
appeared over fifteen hundred Separate and distinct
OVertisementet
A NEW Yung nowellant ouee wealthy, but re
(laved to deapalr (rum coluitant lessee by "play
lug pulley," alliedlumen taut week,
CALIFORNIA hi cold to ho Um greateut, wine
growing country In the world, producing Inure
grape Juice to the acre than oven Italy,
—A RUMOR contex from Berlin that Mrir Abra
ham Lincoln Ix to marry Count fichmidutwill
Grand Chamberlain of the Duke of Baden.
—A NEW ORLEANS blind beggar appeared In
Court the other day, and went security for n
friend, swearing himself to be worth ;20,000 worth
of property.
—Mu. If AvANAmg, Hui Triad member of the
British House orConinions, who bits neither legs
nor arms, recently inado maiden speech, and
was loudly alleorod.
—Chinese woolen urn at 0 high premium In San
Francisco. Wives are stolen and odprivise
prmrlateil, and recently several hundred men
pursued a Celestial lady who was so unfortunate
US to fall into the hands of the pollee.
—The New York Herald says Grant has sent
white man to England, a Mack man to Hayti,
and a red man to the head of the Indian bureau •,
he has only to appoint a Chinaman to once; mud
he will have the four principal races of the earth
represankid, •
—T ho
Nett'
york Thaws Is of opinion flint if the
Government decides qu settling the Alabama
Claims by capturing Canada It ought to 'accept
Senator Chandler's proposition and give out the
Job by contract with the .co,oeu veterans of the
State of Michigan.'"
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—ln the beginning of last week the West was
visited by terrine storms. In St. Louis the most
terrible hall storm seen there In a quarter of a
century
_destroyed window glass to the amount
of tiJ,OOO. At Indianapolis the Indiana Central
Railroad freight depot was blown down and a
number-of other buildings were unroofed. The
watch an of t ln he al °pot was killed and Rev. 1)...v id
Balton. f itt
ally jured,
—Tug statement mode in the Pittsburg papern
upon the dothorlty of the 'Easton Express, an
nouncing the withdraWal Asa Pucker front the
Demoaratio gubernatorial eanvaes t le Untrue ,
Judge Packer sayit that ho has not authorid any
one to make such au announcement, and that s hie
position Is the same as give u In his Chambers
burg letter.
—henry' Word Beecher says many good things
in his sermons. lie remarked In a recent dis
course, that " some men will not shave on Sun
day, and yet they spend manye week In 'shaving'
their fellow men •, and fools think it very
winked to black their boots on Sunday morning
,
yet they do not hesitate to black their neighbor's
reputatloh On NreNiF nays."
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—Trig Pennsylvania State Agrieultural Fair is
to bo held at Harrisburg on the last Tuesday. of
September next.
—The Now York Express thinks the present
e extremely generous to literary men, and
adds: "There are mon reeelving money at the
rate of thousands of dollars a year at this moment
for literary efforts that, Monty years ago, would
not have yielded them the price of board at a
third-class hotel."
—The editor of a Now Haven paper is called by
contemporary a "moral hyena, who would un
hearse the dead for means to villify the living,
and whose foul and festering tongue drips with
gall and aqualortis." The excuse for this com
plimentary outpouring is that "it is a part of the
economy of nature to castigate moral monsters."
Sterulmnn has effected n landing In Cuba
with 500 men. It is affirmed that n number of
the most dangerous adventurers and lighters of
New York and Philadelphia nro in this expedi
tion, and that their object Is plunder, and would
as soon rob the patriots as Spaniards. But a still
greater number nro believed to have gone from a
sincere desire to help the rebellion. It is stated
upon good authority that before the end of April
ten thousand Americans will have joined the in
surgents.
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—INTEMPERANCE.—A case exhibiting the arrest
of development and growth In a child, arising
from the Intemperance of parents, has recently
been reported by the London Pathological Society.
The child, In this Instance, was live
years old,
but hail the Intellect of nn infant of nine months.
Ono of the members of the sock) y stated that he
had met with several examples of this degener
acy. Toese examples, it was asserted!, all pos
sessed the somephysical and mental peculiarities
and formed, in fact, a natural family. They laud
been known to live to twenty-two yelled, re
maining permanent Infants—symmetrical in
form, Just able to stand by the side of a chair, to
utter tt few monosyllable sounds, and to be amus
ed with childish toys.
—TUE SPRING FLoons have caused immense
destruction of property In the North and East.
At Or •en Island on the Hudson a quantity of
limo stored Inn building was stacked by the rise
in the river, and the building was destroyed by
.fire. The flood along the Mob awl( Valley was the
greatest over known. Some of he railroads were
inundated to the depth 01 fron d
one to fiVe feet.
While a number of persons Were congregated on
the principal bridge at Oranby,Camin, witness
ing the flood, ono end of the bridge gave way,
precipitating eleven persons Into thewater. The
river being very Swat and the water unusually
high, no ruclistance could be rendered, and the
whole number were quickly carried out of sight
and drowned.
BUnailv or CRIME IN NEW YORK.—Cleorge
Dalton, of the brolicen firm of Fearing & alton,
blow bln brains out In his carriage thh.afternonn
while going up Broadway to his home. Ile has
been, it in said, engaged In recent heavy specula
tions In New York Central stook, which have
proved disnsterous.
In the course of n liquor-saP , on row at No. _
Now Chamber street, John Hughes, an Irish Is
borer, was shot and Seined by a German name ,
Emil Butts. They had quarrelled and Butts took
refuge on the stairs, front which point he deliber
ately shot Hughes, who was then drinking at the
bar.
J. McMillan, a member of the San Francisco
Minstrel Troupe is under arrest for attempting to
cut the throat of a woman.
A white titan named Kennedy, was to-day held
In $2,000 for raping a negro girl In astable on Sun
day night.
—CozoNsr. ROBERT JOUNSON.—This young man
until a short time ago so well known In Wash•
ington, has just died at tile home of his father In
Tennessee. He was the second, but eldest sur
viving son of the ex-President. When a mere
youth he entered the Union army ns n volunteer,
and served during the greater part of the war,
and, when his father crone to be President, he
joined Ills personal service as private secretarv.
His career in Washington Is generally known in
the public. He wits feted foul Battered, and led
into habits which eventually; rendered him a
wreck. Ile was n good-natured, genial young
man, whose greatest enemy was himself.
—Tut LONDON PRESS ON CUBAN AFFAIBA.—The
TELEGRAPH, a ministerial organ, moderate In
tone, says that In regard to the independence of
Cotta England Is unbiassed, but at the same time
admits that England's interests can be best sub
serVed by Spelt retain Big her authority in the
island. The article does not say, however, that
In any ease it should be the duty of England to
Interfere and endeavor to prevent Cuban inde
pendence, but It maintains that the good offices
f England might prove useful to avert a quarrel
between Spain s a d America. It designates the
seizure of the ship Mary Powell ns a mad act, im
plicating England, Spain's best friend, unless
the latter con , dry offers reparation forth° insult.
The article then goes on to argue that the Cubans
ran never willingly attach themselves to the
United States.
The London Owe., of this evening, also has
say on Cuban matters. It argues that President
Grant has been man on the subject of Cuba, and
thinks that England and France would declare
war If America attempts to wrest the island from
Spain. Grant; says THE Owl,, longs far a foreign
war, knowing, as he does, that the feeling at
present pervading American oillcials is one of
intense hatred to England and, though -in a less
degree, to Franco.
It is staled thrd'in a day or two a yacht will be
despatched front here to Cuba, on a mission from
the government, to ascertain the exact position
of affairs there.
The belief is that a heavy storm is brewing,
which may yet occasion much trouble.
LITERARY NOTICES
--New Yorkers claim everything 118 originating,
n their city. The following appeared in a paper
published In Gotham:—"lt Is said that after the
Ist of January the leading magazines will adopt
the rule pioneered by Messrs. 'Harper & Brothers,
of paying for all contributions In advance. The
authors ought to give the publishers a dinner in
honor of the adoption of this rule of Justice. Some
communleations appeared." To ivldelt Vocleles
Lady's Book replies, "If there is any dinner to be
given we claim it, as the Idea originated with us.
Our Book Is some fifteen years Older than Harper's,
and we have always paid for MS. the moment It
was accepted. This has been our rule since we
commenced in July, 1830. Will any New York
paper give us credit for this? Not• one."
Young Folks of May is full of the usual
Interesting articles, most important among which
Is tho continuation of " Tho Story of a Bad Boy,"
by T. B. Aldrich. Fields, Osgood if; Co., publish
ers, Boston. Terms, ti 2 a year.
—Among the other publications received are
Peterson's Magazine, Our School-Day Visitor, Once
q Month, by T. S. Arthur it Sons, and Arthur's
Paine Magazine,
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An Invaluable Preparotion.—The a ttention of
our render/31r directed to the ndvertinement of 'Dr. L.Q. C.
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for the cure of Consoutp
thin of the Lungs, etc. This invaluable preparation Ins
ion with such nu increased demand during the past yearn,
the proprietor lips found It necessary to increaso the foci'.
ties for nuttinfacturing; and has now one of the largest
Laboratories in Philadelphia, and has recently removed
his salesroom to the large and commodious store, No. 2:12
North Second Street, Philadelphia. Some of the largest
Patent - Medicine dealers in the United States any the de
mand for {Milan's Pine Tree Tar Cordial Is greater at the
procont (Imo than any other Patent Medicine In thin
Scrofula. Suit J2hFinn, Sian and .1.1. vole ISsearer.
Warranted cured.—Sec testimonial:—
SALISBURY TownlaurP, Lehigh Co., Oct. 31, 1665.
It is with u grateful feeling that I feel able to make tho
following statement for the benefit of those wino are suffer
ing from Scrofula and other Chronic Diseases. My wife
had been /angering for several yearn front tumors or
swellings not her neck which afiet: a 11th 'would gather
and discharge loonier, leaving a running sore. She hod
until trcittel for attire than a year by most °littoral physi
clans without reeeiying qty pernument benefit, her discuso
becoming worse, until she had Quo of ilueto Vonning sores
nit her neck, when I employed Dr, 11, D. Longaker, under
whose treatment alto commenced to improvo very fact, the
sores en her neck to heal, and till her unpleasant and dis
agreeable symptoms gradually to disappeor, until her
health wan restored, which was In about four mouths. I
feel perfectly justified, after having tried the treatment of
Oilier physicians la rccommendiug all those .tvho tire huge,
lug front Sitrof do or Chroulc Diseases to Dr. Lougaker for
medical treatment, with 0 firm belief that they will be sat
isfied, hooch and cured thereby, no my wife . has been.
Clininetl, I T,%ME9 11.1i
De, 11. D. Lougaker's Wilco In on tho East Milo of fib:
WM. bottveon Hamilton and Walnut. Allentown.
Going for Theta.—Meiners.lVituanitther Sz, Brown
having spent the past few tnentits in getting tip tint, largest
and best stock of spring and summer garments ever offered
is Philadelphia, are now hosy as bees in disposing of, it a
prices no low that every now and then an astonished cus
tomer tins to turn to his salesman to any, "You ain't
fool leg with me, aro rout"
ktOjk Spa gut up with special reference to tho
country trade, unit NY, & 11, tiro How going for" the
" custontet4 front out of lows," lint they needn't troniqo
themselves for the country people of these parts, with an
eye to their own Interests, Are already "going for" thu
good clothes at low prices at Sixth and Market Streets.
lfo•e Econothleal, Remarkable Certainty of
Prompt action, In fact, every good quality In guaranteed
for Mrs. B. A. ALLEN'S Improved (new style) llalr
Ito
otorer or Itreaslng, (in one bottle.) Every Druggtxt noun
It. Price flue Dollar.•.
FO,Viel• M Allentow is selling best Merrimac
prints, spring styles, at 1234 cents; Coates' null
Clark's cotton at 7 etc. perspool ; best paper mus.
line 1234 etc.,; splendid yard wide sheeting and
shifting at 1234 ; double width black and colored
alpacas at 3736 cts., that are sold in town at 05
eta: ; all wool eassimeres as low as 50 ets.; table
linen 40 etc. worth 80 cm.; stair carpets 25 cents
work 10 cts, Ingrain parpets fl 3 cts, worTl!
'and othergoads equally as 'cheap, and they assure
us that customers coming from•a distance need
have no fear of being deceived by the statements
we have made here. They will always 8011, they
say, exactly as they advertise.
IvEny REPUBLICAN throughout the county
should send us all the Items of Interest occurring
In his particular neighborhood. With this assis
tance from our friends, we can build up a paper
that will be taken In every household, and our
pplier9 pf usefulness will be enlarged, Where we
ere unable to get the news In any other wayove
are willing to pay for it. We ask this from the
young men. • To thefr exertions the people look
for the power which will revolutionize the county
politically; and no they are the ones to be bone
fitted more materially than any others, we nek
them to lend us n hand.
Specfrit-Xoticro.
To REMOVE MoTit PATCrlig, FRECRtEB
rind Tan Iron, 11,0 fare, lire Panny'm Morn . AND
FR6VIIILB LOTION. Prepared only by DL B. C. PERRY.
Hold by all Druggists. - liarl7-314%*
SCIIENKI3 PULMONIC' SYRUP, SEAWEED
TONIC aid Mandrake core Consumption,
Liver Compinint. and Ilykpepsia, If trtken nccording to
direetions. They are nll three to l,e taken at Megaton time.
The cleanse the atomech, relax tho liver, and put It to
work: then the nopetito berating good; the food igests
rind innkeg good blood; the patient begins to grow to flesh;
the diseimod molter ripens in tine lungs, and the patient out
grown the disease and gets well. Thin In tho only wity.to
cure consumption. •
To these three medicines Dr. J. IL Schenk, 'of Philadels
pinto, owes his unrivalled success in the treatment of poi
•nionnry consumption. Tro Syron titian the
morbid natter in the lungs. nature thrown It off by an easy
expectoration, for when Ilan phlegm or matter hi ripe.
slight cough will throw it idt, and the patient lots rest and
the lungs begin to heal.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandtako Tibia must
ho (rooty used to OPIUM, ill() stomach aunt liver, so that the
Polinunic Syrup and the food will make good blood.
Schenk's Mandrake Pills act upon tho liver • removing
nil obstructions. relax the darts I,l' the gall-bladder, the
bile start freely and the liver In soon relieved; the stools
will show what 'tin, Pills can do; nothing has ever been
Invented except calomel in deadly poison which isry
dangerous to non unless withgreat care), that will unlock
the gall-bladder end start the secretionn of the liver liko
liritenk's 'Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint is ono of the most prominent canoes of
Consumption.
Schook's Seaweed Tonic IN a gentle glimultint and eller
alive, and the alkali in the Seaweed, which this prepara
tion le mado of, assists the stalled, to throw out the gastric
Mice to dissolve the fond with tim_Pitlinonic Syrup, and it
ln wade into good blood without fermentation or souring In
. .
the stomach.
The greet rO.Oll why physicians do not Mire romounp
lion is, they try to do too much; they give medielno to stop
the cough, to atop chills, to stop night sweats, beetle foyer,
nod by so doing they derange the whole digestive Pourers,
locking up the Necrotic., and eventually Um patient sinks
and dies.
Dr. Schenk, In his treatment, does not try to stop n cough,
t a s i ra e t a o t p s ocrh ills
r o e r ‘i•Tt l ' ' n . rc.c e"
' l4 ‘ o .° 2; c c n a t u t s iTgl d r cro y f
Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspeps entnrrh, Clin
k.. Ulcerated Throat, unless tho liver and stomach are
'nab healthy.
If a person lots Consamption, of course the lunge In some
way are diseased, either tubercles, abscesses, bronchial
irritation. Oruro adhesion, or tho 1150 n MR. Of In
timation and fast decaying. In ouch cases what most
be donel It Is not only the lungs that are wasting, but it
Is the whole body. The stomach and liver have loot their
power to make blood out of food. Now the only chance In
to take Schenk's three medicines, which will bring np a
ton, to the stomach, the patient will begin to want rood, it
will digest easily and make good blood: then the patient
begins to gain 111111'4. and as soon no the body begins to
groan, the lungs commence to heal up. and the patient gets
fleshy and well. Thin in the only way to cure Consump
tion.
When there In no lung disease, and only Liver Complaint
mid Dyspepsia Schenk's Seaweed Tonle and Mandrake
are sufficient without the Pulmonic Syrup. Take the
Mandrake freely in all bilious compinints, as they are
perfectly harmless.
Cr, Schenk pat, has eaioyed uninterrupted health for
many yearn and now \VOIF(1114 :In pounds, WWI counted
away to n mere skeition, in the very toot stage of Palms
nary Commniption, his physicians having pronounced his
time hopeless and ftbandoned him to his fate. Ile tons cured
by the aforesaid medicines, and since his TCCOVery many
thousands similarly entitled have used Dr. Schenk's PrOP
sr.itio. with the same remarkable success. Full directions
.. .
. .. . .
. . .
accompany each, make it not nbaidatuly neemmary to ye
tiettal 1 y coo Dr. Schenk, unless the patients wish their lon.
examined,llllll Mr thin miry .° ho Is profettoinnolly at 11
Principal Oillee, Philadelphia, every Saturday, where a
Intern for IItIVICO tam,' he addressed. !le In also prole
•
stonally at No. 12 Hood Street, New York, every other
Tuesday, and at No. 33 Hanover Street, llotou, every
other V 1 ednesday. Ile gives advice free, but for a thor
ough examination with Ills ltesulrometer the price Is 33 00.
°lace lustre at each oily from 9 A. M. to 3 P. tat..
Dn. J. H. SCHENK,
15 h% oth St., Philada., Pa
mar 10-44„*
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH
t rented with the uttno4t success, by J. Isaacs M. D.
and Professor of DiernBes of the Rile and Ear ; ( hie ap e .
daffy) in the Medical Collette of Pennsylvania, 12
years experhta re, (formerly of Leyden, Holland, ) No. axi
Areh street, Philadelphia. Testimonials can ho seen at
his afarr. The medical faculty are Invited to accompany
their patients, on he has no secrets In his practice. Artifi
cion.ial epec Illsnled without pain. No charge for ex
27-amilyY na
t Jan
pROFAIAMILTON'S
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. -I- MEDIrATRD
- S TO P COUGH CANDY !
Made from extracts prepared In Voce
TII AT —a certain and effective remedy fo
(*.mulls, Colds, Hoarseness, Hor,
COUGH ! j Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con
seteption. Those who try—alway.
'—'----,......... use It—cure their Colds and avoid con
remotion and an early grave. Price,
ily 12 cents. One million sold annually, and sold every
here and by all druggists In Allentown. Cfebl7.l3m%
TCONSUMPTIVES.—The narcrOser, baying
A-
Bern restored to health in it few weeks, by a very
simple remedy, after having suffered several yearn With a
Foetal, lung affection, and that dreadful disease, Comminu
tion. 1811113(10101 to Make kno desire It
follow sufferers tho
now. of cure. To all who lt, he will read a copy
of the prescription nsed (free of charge), with thisdirec
tions fur preparing and using the same, which they will
(Ind a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis,&n.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescrlp•
lion Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
w Melt he conceives to i.e Invaluable I and he hopes every
sufferer will try Ids remedy, at it will east them nothing
nod may prove a
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
Liate27-Iy*: Ilsv. EDWARD A. WILSON,'
Itti South 21 id., Williamsburg, Kluge Co., N. V.
MIRRORS OF YOUTII.—A gentleman who out
fermi for years from Nervous Debility, Prematnro
Decay and till the efforts of youthful Indiscretion, will, for
the sake of stitforing humanity, send free to all who need
It, the recipe and direction for making the simple remedy
by which be was cured. Nutrorera %Malting to profit by
the advertiser's experience can doan by addressing, In
porfoct confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
,inn No. 42 Cedar St., Now York.
FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES ON
the fare, I'O l'aany's Com:no:co AND PutrLE RAM
-I,la, prepared only by Do. R. C. PF.RItY, 49 Bond i•treet,
Newor . Kullk• ery %t • •
t. here. The trade nopylled by
'WholeAolo Mediclue Dealer, - marl,-3n e
IMEEI
WANTED,
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Apply ttnu u •diat•ly to the undersigned, No. 5 and 7 %%
linitiilton street, Allentown, lin.
IMES
WANTED. ---A LOAN OF $lO,OOO,
by tilt. Allentown School Ilintrict. fur partlpular,
to the undersigned,
C. num . :, Fmk. Board Con,
J. S. DILLIMIEIt, Secretary.
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.ffar Salt
BMigi
A VALUIDLE CITY PEOPF,IITY
A lot nn Lawrenee ktreet, to tho city of Allentown, 113
bylno feet; oo which to erected a dwelling house, 10 by
feet. Also, a twoonery frame factory, containing ~,
turning lathes, Lorin; machines, circular and upright'.
sows, ,tc., title engine house,•lo by al feet ,• good lo u r
horse power engine: a cistern, Pi by 12 feet; a tee 0
nover•failiog watert,tubling, and a variety of choice (en
trees. Will be sold n: a reasonable price and on reasonabl
terms by
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CONSHOHOCKEN
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BOILER AND COIL WORKS.
JOHN WOOD, J R.,
4ANUPACPCIUM OP
TUBE, .I.VD CYLINDER BOILERS, RATH
.IND STRAIf ,CIRCULATING BOILERS,
All kinds of Wrourht Iron Coils,Toyer. for Blast Fur
nace, Gasometers, invoke Starks Blast Pipes, Iron Wheels
barrows, and everything lu the Boller and Sheet Iron line.
Also, all kinds of Iron and Steel Forglugs and Blacksmith
work, Miners' 'rods of all kinds, such no Whets Buckets,
Picks, Drills, Mallets, Sledges,
Having a Steam Hammer andeet of tools of all kinds,
and skilled workmen, I flatter myself that 1 call turn out
work with promptness and glspatch, nil of which will be
warranted to bo hrst•class,
Patching Boller, and repairing neiternlin striellY at
tendettp. apr 7-IY
QTRATTON'S PORTABLE AIR GAS
1. MACHINE.
PATENTED nuncit 31ST, ISGS,
8.-11'E MONEY Ili MAKING YOUR OWN OAR.
THE CHEAPEST LIGHT IN USE.
Stratton's Oas Machin for Illuminating Hotels, Prima°
Residences, Stores. Mills, VIC., is simplen
In eostructiou,
illlkes till the material toted In 1110 uttumfacture of IC,
And Is so cheap ns to bring It within tho reach of all. it
free from explosions. can he managed by any person, and
produces n superior light to all others, at one-half tho cost
of ordinary lowning gem. NO Ft lIE IS APPLIED TO THE
APPARATCS: It can ho attached to ordinary goo pipes
and fixtures, the t.uly variation being In tho enlargement
of the humor .lets . All parts of the apparatus are tondo Iti
lhonlost thorough and workgmanlike manner. Suportority
over all machines is datum In the following particulars :
First, Coil of Conktructlou. Illuminating Capac
ity. Third, Compact.. unit Simplicity. and consequent
Impossibility of its gettingout of order. Fourth, Economy .
In ono of material. A Innehille Ctlpithlti of supplying ton
but:tors costs VA
further .
urtnntlmn trill iwt given nod
11 , to getlt
(of
„t A i/1 ) :.
I,elligh gOltilly.
C. W. STUI3EII,
,WALNIIT STREET, CORNER OF PENN,
(Alloy,: COLLVIE.)
ninth( ALLENTOWN, PA
ESTATE OF WILLIAM WESCO,
Into of Lower Macungie 'wealth , ' Lehigh eettutY•
deerased.—Notleo Is hereby given that lettem testamentary
upon said estate Intro been Vented to the nederatileed•
All persons Indebted to aeld ealktd aro roquested to nAlo
payment 'tvllltlat nix woks' from the Mao hereof, And !Coto
having claims must present them duly authenticated for
arttlement tylthln the above !prettied time.
April I.IENJAMIN K. KECK, Executor.
STREWING OF FLOWERS.
To the Friends of Dern - Ned Soldiers :
The G. A. It., Post No. 13, of this city, have appointed
the undersigned Committee of Arlan e pion l a fu this clay
to true W i g 4 )d I 1 tj llrd t i
to procure a complete rod s 0 q ers, a u an
Mariners burled In Cenfeforles In a d near Allehtown. Tin
Mune and record of earl, will he engrossed one ROLL oj ,
110NOlt, and kept for future reference In the ceremonies
of iitrewing of Flowers on their graven,• or then hoy.
purpose we call op their heirs and friends F to send the
ante, Rank, Company,Regiment, end ilnie, Vlane, and
ails° of 'Heath of all !Inch Holdlorc ho., to either of tho
Vounnitteo Without delay, The llccoratlon will take place
May SOIL,
(Joutniftlee—W. W. Ilameraly, T. 11. Good, It. IfeAlll.-
ter, 1.1. C. Huth, 11, C. !Lineberger. •l'r 144 d
TO LET.—A REASONABLE LEASE
will be given on the Easton Slain quarry, situated In
Plainfield town hip, Northampton county; Pa., near
Stnekertown. It consists of number one gat-vein, blue,
mover-fading slate, fully equal io tho well-known Chap.
man Slate, with a good water power and a full rlittlinjf of
pumping and tinkling machins. Persons desirous them
opportunity of this kind tril lPlena. examine for
selves, and apply to Reuben Koch, Inackertown P. 0. •
T.!' 4 . 0 0, L. SCHNEIDER I Pr“ldent
r 7 PER CENT. LOAN.--A LOAN OF
TRN TUOUBANTI DOLL ARS la wanted by the'Allen.
flown Hamel Dlttrlot for whch bond. bearing 7 per cent.
Interest, payable half yearly, free from tool taxation,'
will boo lanned. Apply to either of the anderalgned or to
C. W. Cooper, Colder of the Allentown Dank.
C.lll. RUNK, Pre& t Hoard of Controller.,
apr7-lm) t. B. DILLINORR, Bee Uoard of Controllers
T3i7JGTH - 44ItAW BONE -
SUPER, PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
BTANDAD WARRANTED
We offer to Partners and Dealers In matinees the predrill
dean, nor 'taw Done Super Phenphate of Limo no being
hi ghlyi ..proved.
It id not necesdari at WI. day, to argot, the Chime of Odd
mannre,
mannre, ad dotoiefu and economical application for CORN,
OATS, and all spring crepe. The article ha s a reputation
of over fifteen pitted standing, and Is still manufactured'',
the original proprietors.
Farmers will pleano need their orders to the Dealer early
an Oils only will insure a suPPly•
BAUGIi & SONS,
SOLE MANUII.4CTURERS,
°Mee, No. 20 South Delaware Ave
WE HAVE NO
TRAVELING AGENTS
Fanners and Dealers
hemo newt
olon their
ortha onlon direct to no
can ava
And sore the Com mission. Early order. will bo advan
lagoons to buyers.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
IMPROVED. •
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
AMMONIATED FERTILIZER
PERUVIAN GUANO
We hell (ally No. I—reeelved direct from the Oeverurneu .
tl`
We also offer for oale.Pe HE LARD P LASTER. HYDRAULIC
CEMENT and a full assortment of Olin and Candles. A
DISCOUNT TO DEALERS.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
12 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE,
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS 2
CALIFORNIA AND OREOON
SEED WIIEAT AGENCY.
We Danish Farmers with the
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD
Perfectly free from inseetiform or other impurities'
groWn from AUSTRALIAN and CHILI Seed, yielding, on
good soil,
SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE,
And weighing
GI POUNDS TO THE MEASURED BUSHEL.
The Emu of Wheat, when mature, are usually eleven or
twelve inches long.
*V - Put tip and securely tied and sealed in Boon hags,
and sent by mall free to all parts of the country, on re
ceipt of price.
PRICES:
SAMPLES 10 CTS. EACH I BAGS 60e. and 51 EACH
Or in larger quantities at reasonable rotes.
Aildreos—
CALIFORNIA AYR OREGON
SEED WHEAT.AGENCY,
SAN FRANCISCO,
eh 10.4.0-11 CALIFORNIA,
BOWER4fI
COD PLEI'E MANURE,
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Super-Phosphate of Lime, Amonia and Palma
WARRANTED FREE FRO3I ADULTERATION
This Manure contains all rho elements toproduce larg
crops of all kinds , and is highly recommended by all who
used It, also by distinguished chemists who have
_by en
alysis, tested its qualities. Packed in lingo of have,
lbs.
each.
89 South Water and 40 South Delaware Ave,
For sale by WILLIAM REYNOLDS, l South Street,
Baltimore, Md. For Information, address Moury .Bower,
Philadelvlda, telt is-'co.ly
GOOD & IlllllE, Aged
CO➢IMON SCHOOLS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
ALLENTOWN, PA., April 14.
To the School Directors of Lehigh County;
OENTLEXEN:—In pursuance of the forty-third section of
the Act of tith May, IBA you are horeby notified to meet
in Convention,. on tho rat Tuesday in May,A. 11.196),
being the 4th day of the month, at l o'clock In the after
noon, and select , elect voce, by a majority of the whole
number of directors present, one person of literary and
scientific acquirements, and of skill and experience 11\ , the
art
of teaching, as County Superintendent for the I reo
succeeding years; determine the amount of °emporia* ion
for the ammo; and certify the result Whit State Superinten
dent, at Harrisburg, ait renulred by the thirty f ninth and
fortieth &Wat of iinid Act; B. 3, YOUNO,
County Superintendent.
BARK BARK!!
The undersigned desire to purcli4e.
600 CORDS GOOD OgfiITiVI R TIAK AND SPANISII
at their Tannery, near the Little Lehigh, Allentown, Pa.
Price, gad per cord
reb 24-121!
REMOVAL.
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WARL PAPER ! WALL PAPER 1!
JOHN W. OCHE
aliV7f:aV'et.. l `rl= l ,l l llerf,tt'L' a d d s t il'Slil e g t sl l :4l;
NO. 23 WEST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA.,
(VO/111E8LT ANISWALT k 6600. OAT AND CAP 0T0116.)
And have Dud received a large variety of new style. of
Wall Paper, Borders, Decoration.. Window Ehaclea, &a.,
at greaDy reduee . d prices, k Alva aleginde of School Boate l/
thtinrrltelliteA,
Entelopm Paper nags, .'frapping Paper, hie., whisk wit'
al iteinlubg t p o lli Te e d N ub ErWeet'll st t b
tween e lioveuth and Eciihtli.. • .rO,
14.3 t JOHN W. 00116.
WILLIAM T. SNODGRASS d CO.,
EXTENSIVE
IVIIO(I,ES4..Vg 42
CLOTH ROUE,
NO. 8¢ SOUTH SECOND STREET,
(01TWEIEN MARKET AND CHINITNUT
\ PHILADELPHIA.
Constaatly on band a lama ,took of
p vyrus, ackstIimr.REA:VVATINGH, &c.,
. .
ADAPTED TO
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
AT LOW PRIORS.
R W ltu:S ° T 7 t utti a t i. F . o . Vi d a T A l Zlc ' olreCleoltr, lalla 'awned to
°allay, and
spr
E 18 08 8 ,
WHOLESALE AND RET AI L
• BOORK IFTATIONEBY, BLANK BOOM% ke, 0111017
LATINO LIBBARY, andel/aux the latest and hestpubll
aattePO, : •
Wo have the beet, jar Fest and cheapest ■lock of goals
hi (hie line, In Lehigh (,ounty.
No. 81 West Hamilton Street, below Eighth,
North aide. . • Jan fi-tf
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LOWEST PRICES
MAICIJVACTORM OP
FISH GUANO,
4.l4pleutlld Manure packed la Lamb,
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EXTADLISIIED 1819. •(fob 23-13
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HENRY BOWER, Chemist,
PHILADELPIII4,
Undo front
DIXON, smungss S co.,
13:=21
PUILADELVI;A
Niocellaneong.
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DEALER IN
Arent for the celebrated 811•13111112YOta
tiff
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iE NATIONAIL
MEM
APE INSURANCE CO.,
UNITED STATES-OF AMERICA,
Chartered by Special Act of Congress, approved
July 25, 1808
CASH CAPITAL,
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE PHILADELPHIA
First National Bank Building,
Where the general bunluesn In transacted, and to which al
general correspondence should be addressed.
OFFICERS
CLAItANCE IL CLARK, Prenidout.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Cum
HENRY LI, COOKE, Vice• President. ,
EMERSON W. PEET, Scc'y and Aclnury.
Thin Company offers the following advantages :
It in a National Compaoy, chartered by special act o
Congress, 1.608.
It has a paid-up capital of :11,000,000.
It offers low rates of premium
'lt furnishes larger Insurance than other con:par:len fo
the same money.
It le definite and certain In Its terms.
It le a home company In every locality. -
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the policies.
Every policy is non-forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pair to the insured their full
amount; and return all the premiums, so that the insur
ance costa only the Interest ou the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the Insured, after
• certain number of years, during life, an annual Income
of one-tenth the amount named In the policy.
No extra rato is charged for risks upon the lives of fo
It insures, not to pay dividends to policy holders, but
at no low a oast that dividends will ho impossible.
Circulars. Pamphlets awl full particulars given on ap
plication to the Branch OAlce of the Company at Philadel
phia or to its general Agents.
GENERAL AGENTS
E. W. CLAIM & Cu., Phllndelphls
Per Pennsylvania and Southern Now Jersey,
Charles W. Cooper Allentown National Bank, Nelson
Weiser, Repot,Manor Book Store, Agents for Lehigh and
adjoining Counties. Jacob A. Blumer, special
sot agent,
IS•ly
AMERICAN LIFE INNIMANCE CO.
OP PHILADELPHIA
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The American-10 uotv one of the Ohloot Companies to the
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The Apieripaa , 4ssues policies ea ALL desirable plans
The Amerlean—Makes ALL pollclort non.forfellable.
Tim American—llas no unnecessary restrictions oh (rave
and residence,
flo Amorlean—Declarer Diridenae annually at the end
of the erst year,
The American—Faye all ImsAen promptly
WHERE, CAN YOU FIND OUEATER ADVANTAGES?
WM. J. ROMIG, M..D., Agent,
ITEM
ESTABLISHED IN 1810. •
FANCY DYEING: ESTABLISHMENT.
J. & W. JONES,
No. il° Furth Front sired. above CaflotoMil
Dye Silks; Woolen and Fancy Goode of every. deserts.
lion. Their superiority of Dyeing Ladies and Oentlemen'n
Garment. Is widely knoWif. • Crape and Merino Shawls
dyed the most brilliant and gamin colors. Crape and Me
rino Shawls Cleansed to look like new. Also, Gentlemen's
Apparel, Curtains, Sc., cleansed or re-dyed. Kid Gloves
cleansed or dyed to look like uoW. Jarco and look at
our work befureMoing elsewhere. marl?-2n
ANEW PLANING MILL.
The undersigned bomb) , Inform the public that they
have erected 4 NEW PLANING MILL on
JUNTH ST, BETWEEN LINDEN AND TURNER,
Where they are prepared to make all kinds of wood
work for houses, such as Doors, Shutters Sash, Window
and Door Frames. Mouldings of all sizes, as well as
Planing Floor Boards of all descriptions t also, Turning of
all kinds will be dono according to order.
We are receiving a stock of well.aensoned lumber which
will enable us to turn out the best kind of work. We have
all new machinery of the latest at le and Pattern. Wears
also dolug all kinds of Scroll Sawing.
By strict allot:Moe to business and moderate charges we
ho% to receiv 3 a share of the puh nitte.
eji.3 l . aaef a
Liss.
A LLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTIIIMN
TION,
lOrowlred tAutler4Alot. 044VAA , A AA. OO . A
Money repolyed ou to ( p4t, uud U per coat. Interest ab•
loles4 for. one yegr. r sborter periods special ratos will
be poll.
460, ides la LOANED OUT ON FATORAU4IIITWOId.
Banking IIona—HAMILTON STIRK N id• VMY
tweon the Court llouee Atuokiekki; /Mel, oppoolto .140,
Allentown, Put
Charles 8 Dumh,
Olatillan Pratt. John D 311100.
. Francis 0 Hsu:duels.
Samuel Sell,
11:2 1 111:l i ell i tisch, liallAn rotor,
WWl= U AllaeY. mar 31
G EOR G E WENNER,
pLOUR. GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION & SHIPPING MERCHANT
.No. 2ltt South Water fit., Chicago. 111.
air BOWL/a attention given to Eastern shipments.
REFERENCES:
H. W. Butt. /k Bro., Chlcagot Saeger ik Bro_ Allentown,
Pa. Ca_pt. Erdman, Centre Valley. Pa. t Wm. Hackett,
Cashier Easton (Pa.) Bank g Bonnet. Dosenbury At Co., 101
West-at„ Hew York;.Bushonn At Bro., Bankent, Read.
!Ng. Pa. t H. 0. 13nangat,Bethtebenk
_Pa. ; John Hoffer,
arrlsburg, Pa. g John ralmatock, 11111 way. Lancaster
county, Pa. ; JosePh Hanley, Sweetland Centre. lowa.
auk 46.1 y
THE TIME COMING !
DON'T MISS THIS CHANOE!
NO FURTHER POl3 TP 0 N KENT I
to pi a la .l 3 lll 6 ll 4 gy l4l 4 l „ c 6 , f ,:tir th h c e o efili t i l: l ll . ll 4 . t rverl' e a r r l
on w or oot Dotal:owed t cads ehoula do to I tommfl.
t ri b a l mr c t illt u t il tr umr a to be hadzlilt
make their Tatum. of money, duti n ltatea art
matt an
sold a few day. before the dmte lag. to otter tomato prey
&rations for Mamma
461 r Pattie. having claims agalost the Itaterprlee are re-
W.lnttrtoolim
the
them la at the business othet c tlar u biltr.
spell
LADIES• DRESS TRIMMINGS
PAPER PATTERNS
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Offer,, the Wane° of hie duck of the beet makes of Cor
cots at the following very low price. ; Genuine Worly
Comets, 01; regolar price, Mandl/A. French Embroider
ed Coreetr. S 1 ; regular price, IA and 8.5. Vino French-
Snapped Coracle, $1 t regular price, Wand N• Pine French.
Cray Snapped Comet.. W.; regular price.
ITEM
$1,000,003
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Secretary
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Allentown, Pc
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J. G. MAXWELL,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER,
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Ito aloe cello attention to his stock of noveltiom In.
LADIES' DRESS AND COAT TRIMMINGS'.
Cornprixing everything new nmt &nimble to that Hue
n the
PATTERN DEPARTMENT
will be found a foil assortment of elegantly trimmed PA•
PER PATTERNS, every one of which In now, for Ladles,
Misses, and Children's Garments, of every description ;
fur sale, Trimmed or Plain, singly or. In nets, Wholesale
and Retail. Vatternkeent by Nall or Express to any part
of the United Staten.
Au easy system of Dress Cat I taught. and Charts fur
le.
&nail fancy orders and Pluk I (loitering executed
I afew hours' antler.
Customers gala one or two profits over those of auy
other establishment, In better quality or lower prices, by
dealing at the
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SOUTiI EAST Center of ELEVENTH And CHESTNUT St.
Apr2l-3in
OUR STOCK OF, SPRING AND
BURNER CLOTIIINO tho CHEAPEST end the
BEST, DEVLIN CO.
BROADWAY, CORNER OF BRAND ST_ .
BROADWAY, CORNER OF WARREN BT.,
NEW-YORK,
OUR BO
GE YS' AND
Im m YOUTHS'
meetSUITS
for DR or SCHOOL 0.. am the
hale the market, DEVLIN B e CO.
BROADWAY, CORNER OF GRAND
NE ST...
BROADWAY, CORNER OF WARREN ST.,
W•YORK.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT IS
filled
AMERICAN FABRICS . d the beet EUROPEA CO. DEVLIN A CO.
BROADWAY, CORNER OF GRAND BT._,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF WARREN Kt
NEW-YORK.
OUR CUSTOM CUTTERS ARE MEN
of TASTE and ABILITY, and unsure n.
In Oleic ,
profession, DEVLIN & CO,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF GRAND ST.,
BROADWAY,CORNER OF WARREN 81 . .
NEW-YORK,
OUR AMERICAN YOKE SHIRT
excels nII others lu EASE, ELEGANCE And
DURABILITY. DEVLIN & Co.,
11118.841 I: 21,1111181,4,3111 0 1 6 11 "8:t. ,
OCR PRICES ARE TWENTY PER
CENT below ether HOBBES product. [ !be ems Hoe
or iteoa.. HYMN & CO.
BROADWAY, CORNER OINORAND ST.,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF WARREN HT.,
NEW-YORE.
H ERRING'S
PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF'
SAFES
(WITH DRY FILLING.)
Awarded tho Peso Modal. at World'. Fair, London
World'. Fair, Now York, Exposition Univers,.lle, Part.
FARREL, HERRING & CO
11.1.41761 r OILLAX, 1
CBS.. MATIIEWII.
OHO. W. BITEIIII.
629 CITESTNUT STREET,
PRILADELPIIIA
'HERRING, YARREL k MERMAN. NEW YORE
HERRIN() A CO., CHICAGO
HERRIN% FA. REL & eth. NEW ORLEANS
apr 14
A GREAT REMEDY
FOR FUR cram or
THROAT AND LUNG DIBRABES
DR. WISIIART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
It Is the vital principle of the Pine Tree, obtained by a
peculiar process in the distillation of the tar, by which Its
n INT:lb': medical
ir e em e g e d e and which has
Over been prepared nom the lure of the Pine 'nee.
, It Invigorates the digrethe organs and restores the BPPe
lite, • . . .
It strongtheim the debilitated system,
It purilles and enriches the blood, and expel, from the
system the corruptio• which scrofula booeds on the Inept.
It diesolvee the moans or phlegm which stops the air•
paasegea alike lunge,
healingiprlnetplo acts sport the Irritated surface, of
the lunge and throat, Penetrating to each diseased part,
relieving pals and subduing Inflammation.
It Is the result of years of etudy and experiment. and It
Is o ff ered to the afflicted, with the positive assurance of Is
power to cure the following diseases. If the patleut has nut
too long delayed a resort to the means of cum:—
Consumption of the Lunge, Cough, Bole Throat and
Breast. Ilronehltia, Liver Complaipt, Blind and Bleeding
Asthma, Whooping Cough„ Diptheria, , he.
.We ere often asked why are not enter remedies in the
market for Consumption. Coughs, Cold. , and other Pul
monary affections equal to Dr. L. Q, Wiiibarra Pine Tree
Tar Cordial. We answer—
bd. It cures, not by stopping cough, but by loosening
and assisting totter° to throw off the nnhealthy matter
collected about the throat and bronchial tubes, causing
Irritation and cough.
8.1, Most Throat , and Lung Remedies are composed of
anodynes, which allay the cough for awhile, bat by their
constrlnglog effects. the Ohms became hardened. and the
unhealthy Said. coagulate and are retained Is the system.
eeuelef a disemoi beyond the control of our most eminent
Pn s. ei Tnine Tree Tar Cordial, with Its assistants,' are
preferable, because they remove the nose of Irritation of
the amen. membrane and bronchial tube., assist the lungs
to act and throw off the unhealthy e.retions. and pond
the blood. thus scientifically making the cure perfect
Dr. Wfshart Ana onu s
ut Ak
nt• ogles hundreds and
Vineland, of Cert(fica es, troa and Women of
ungnettfonabis Mara ernsen were Mee Armada/ay pie
s, ny fe die, but ek 7 uah 0441 6 10t:44.meg el God were
e'nell7,lt restor et
4 afte a n i gno Y a h t,.n Pine bTeo e rte ' d%
dfa •
or
40171i e e ittcAarge. w s-rioe or no consu lted
Tar .
per 0 le, ell_per doz. Bent IsT Unreal. on
re e ee e ip ?rice. Address L. Wi hre 11.:D., No
Ifortg Second St., Philad. apr Sl4m•e•
OFFICE - •
OF TOM 'LEI:1101FR 01111 V,
COMPANY. No. afte Walnut Street,
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