It Nagisttr.
Editor and Pro Patton
11.011T.IMEDELL, 3g.,
ALLENTOWN, PA., JUNE 28, 1869
THE dismissal of Chief Detective Elute, of
Philadelphia, because of it difficulty in relation
to the division of the reward offered for the
capture of an escaped prisoner raises the ques
tion as to the policy of offering such reward.
While the prospect of largo pay certainly stim
ulates the officers in tho discharge of their
duty, the absence of such inducement makes
them careless and indifferent. Public officers
are paid to perform certain work. Why,
therefore, should.it bo necessary to offer addi
tional premiums for doing their duty ? Tho
very fact that such can be had in many cases
has delayed the arrest of offenders whose
whereabouts were known, but who were al
lowed their liberty until some money could be
made by their arrest. In the case of the re
cent heavy robbery of a saving fund in Phila
delphia, a largo reward was offered for the re
turn of the money or the arrest of the offend
ers. Most of the money was returned, but
enough retained to make it profitable to both
thief and officer. Does any doubt for a mo
ment but that the offenders were known and
arc now free from punishment ? If not, why
would they,,havo returned any part of the
plunder, and thus, perhaps lend to their cap
, ture ? The detectives were on their track,
certain parties were suspected, and then comes
back part of the property by express. Under
the present condition of things a shrewd burg
lar knows exactly how much he must steak to
clear himself and pay for his deliverance.
Were no reward offered, and thieves to know
that nothing but punishment of the law could
expiate their offence, we believe that robberies
would not be so frequent, or at least that there
would be more certainty of a conviction of the
offenders.
NIKARSWOOD'S
The Legislature can pass no election law
wl 'eh Judge Shorewood cannot pick to pie
ces. 110 has a reason for dreading Registry
Laws. If one had been in existence in DM he
would not now be Judge of the Supremo
Court, but being such he feels bound to keep
the way clear for other Democratic brethren
who may follow after. In the case of Patter
son et al vs. the various city officers, which was
brought to test the constitutionality of the new
registry lei'', he delivered an opinion on Sat
urday morning declaring it unconstitutional
and void and based his decision principally
upon the distiction made between the rules it
provides for the. State at large and for the city.
We presume the decision only refers to the
low as applicable to the city. This being only
a nisi prim, decision given by the Judge, an
appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court and
the question argued before a full bench.
. , Tun dedication of the National Monument
at Gettysburg on the let of July, promises to
be a grand occasion. The names of Senator
Morton, Bayard Taylor and Henry Ward
Beecher, alone wilt attract thousands, while
the memories of the occasion which freed
Pennsylvania front the rebel horde and gave
us a victory which decided the war, will bring
together many who participated in the light
or who have cause to remember the day by the
loss of friends or relatives. The tents which
have been provided by order of Gen. Grant
for our citizen soldiery, will be pitched in the
historic grove in which the brave Reynolds
° fell. Ample accommodation will be provided
for all visitors.
&immix an extra session of the Legislature
now be called, thde would be two vacancies
in the Senate. One in the Chester, Delaware
and Montgomery district, caused by the resig
nation of Hon. Wilmer Worthington, who
has been appointed Appraiser in Philadelphia,
and the other in Allegheny county, caused by
the resignation of lion. Russell Smith, who
' was appointed Assessor of Internal Revenue.
In the latter case lion. C. 11. Stinson, Speaker
of the Senate, has issued a writ directed to the
Sheriff of Allegheny county for, an election to
be held on the 12th of October for Senator to
fill the vacancy. Dr. Worthington's time ex
pires after the next election, and no special
order is necessary.
TnE suppression of illicit whisky distilla
tion in certain.parts of Philadelphia, is attend
ed with so many difficulties, that the Revenue
Officers engaged in the good work have been
obliged to make application to the Secretary
of the Navy, for a squad of marines to assist
them in their labor. In certain parts of East
Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia with
in a few weekd sixty illicit distilleries were
destroyed. In Baltimore, stupendous frauds
have been discovered implicating United
States officials. Even in Berks county there
are men engaged ih the business base enough
to evade the laws.
TO-DAY the Republican Convention which
meets in Philadelphia will nominate candidates
for Governor and Judge of the Supreme Court.
Pima this time let every man who believes in
the rottenness and corruption of the Demo
cratic party use his best endeavors to elect our
ticket. Pennsylvania's interests must be pro
tected, and that can only be done by showing
that she stands firmly pledged to the present
national administration and to the principles
of the party as laid down nt Chicago in 1868.
A few more sweeping defeats and Democracy
will be no more.
OBITUARY.
Henry J. Raymond, the founder nod editor of
the Now York Times, died suddenly on Thursday
oveniug.of apoplexy. Ito was a brilliant and en
ergectic Journalist and was at different times con
nected with many of the Journals of Now York.
When the Tribune was started In 1841, Mr. Greeley
chose him as his first assistant and thus writes of
him in "Recollections of a Busy c iLife :"
" I never found another person barely of age
and pet from bib studies, who evinced so signal
and such versatile ability in Journalism as ho did.
Abler and stronger men I may have met; a clev
erer, readier, more generally efficient Journalist, I
never saw. Ile remained with me nearly eight
years, if my memory serves me, and Is the only as
alstant with whom I over felt required to remou
strut° for doing more work than any human brain
and frame could be expected to endure. His sala
ry was of course gradually increased from time to
time ; but his services were more valuable in pro
portion to their cost than those of any one else
who over aided me on the Tribune."
In 1849 he was elected to the Assembly of his
State and served as speaker. In 1869 ho was a
candidate for United States Senator but was de
feated by Gov. Morgan. In 1864 ho was elected
to Congress from the 6th District of his State and
was for a while candidate for speaker but finally
withdrew from the contest. lIIs support of Presi
dent Johnson soon placed him In equivocal rela
tions with his party associates and he was after
wards credited with having suggested and ar
ranged the wigwam convention in Philadelphia
for the purpose of organizing a new party, whose
platform should embrace the Johnson policy of
reconstruction. His address to tho people of the
United States was an able paper but dld not acconl
with the sentiments of the people. From tluxt time
he ceased to bring any influence with the Republi-
Cati party, though his paper supported Gen:Grant.
He was one of the most prominent Journalists in
the country and his paperranks next the Tribune
and Herald. In him the county has sustained a
loos which will be deeply felt, for his ability was
universally recognized and admitted.
STATE ELECTIOSAis
The following State elections iv 111 occur dur
ing the summer and fall of 1809 :
July 0, Vifginia--Stata officers and Con
gressmen.
August 0, Kentucky—Stato Treasurer and
Legislature. •
August 2, Alabama—Members of Congress.
August 5,. Tennessee—State officers and
Legislature.
August 10, Montana Territory—Delegate to
Congress.
September 7, Vermont—State officers and
Legislature.
September 18, plaine—State officers and
Legislature.
October 5, Colorado—Delegate to Congress.
October 12, Pennsylvania—State officers
and Legislature.
October 12, Oblo—State officers and Legis-
lature.
October 12, lowa—State officers and Legis
lature.
October 20, California—Judges of the Su
preme Court. •
November 2, New York—Secretary of
State, Legislature, &c.
November 2, New Jersey—Legislature.
November 2, Massachusetts—State officers
and Legislature.
November 2, Minnesota—State officers and
Legislature.
November 2, Wisconsin—State officers and
Legislature.
SENSIBLE VERDICT.
The jury in the case of F. W. Patterson
against the Rochester Union, for alleged libel,
returned a verdict that there was no cause for
',action, which means, we suppose, that the
truth was said, and that is what Mr. Patterson
did not like. The litigious members of the
Legislature who seek to cover their injured
characters by greenbacks will probably also
find that there "is no cause for action."
THE Harrisburg State Guard which from
its recent birth aspired to be the organ of the
Republican party of the State last week sus
pended publication for afar days. We hope
it may learn do less grumbling, less scolding
and be less personal when it again resumes its
issue.
LITERARY.
Peterson's Magazine for July is before us. Its un
rivalled circulation proves It the most popular of
the ladles' magazines. The present Issue is one of
the best we have ever seen. A capital steel en
graving, "The Romance of a Boarding School,"
with a laughable story by Ella Rodman, leads off ;
then follows a mammoth colored steel fashion
plate, with five full length figures; and then we
have numerous wood-cuts of now bonnets, bathing
dresses, Ate., besides a score of patterns for the
work table, and also an alphabet for marking,
printed In colors. The literary contents, as usual,
are excellent. Mrs. Ann B. Stephens continues
her powerful novelet, " Marie Autionctte's Talis
man." Frank Leo Benedict has also a charming
tale ; and "Married by Mistake" Is one of the best
love stories we have read for a long while. Now
Is a good time to subscribe for "Peterson."
Terms, 02.00 a year. To clubs, live copies for
$B.OO, with an extra copy for a premium, and also
the premium engraving, - " The Star of Bethlehem."
Specimen copies sent gratis to those wishing to get
up clubs. Address Charles J. Peterson, SOO Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia: •
The Chicagonian, a literary weekly, the Chicago
Sorosis and Advance Guard, will be combined and
Issued on the 34th inst. in an enlarged form under
the name of The Universe. The first number will
contain a paper by Robert Dale Owen on "Spirit
ualism a Moral and Social Necessity" and Epee
Sargent and others will contribute regularly.
The thiiverse will urge the elevation and independ
ence of Women nettle remedy for Society's deepest
wrongs, and will discuss the present system and
laws of Marriage, and all questions concerning
the vital interests of men and women, without
fear or favor. A special department will be de
vim(' to Health, with particular, reference to the
needs of suffering women, and the Interests of
children, presenting the real causes of physical de
cadence, and the conditions necessary to restora
tion. The terms of The Universe are $2.50 per
year, or three mouths on trial for fifty cents. Send
ten cents for a specimen number. Address the
publisher, H. N. F. Lewis, Chicago.
Iliteper'e Magazine for July has come to hand,
and to say that the present Issue Is In every respect
equal to former numbers is to bestow the greatest
praise. The table of contents is varied and In
teresting, embracing articles by talented writers
on themes of Interest to all. Terme, IN per year.
Address Harper Brothers, New York.
Our Young Folks for July has been received and
looks inviting. "The Story of a Bad Boy" Is as
Interesting as ever, and will be read by the old- as
well Its the Young. The present number contains
articles by James Parton, Edward Everett Hale,
and other talented writers who are well and favor
ably known. Terms, $2.00 per Year in advance'
Fields, Osgood Co., Publishers, 124 Tremont
street, Boston.
The Seinat(lle American, that necessary compan.
lon of nearly every mechanic, closed Its twentieth
volume—new series—with last week's issue.
Pre hate received the July number of the Little
Corporal, that most interesting Juvenile publica
tion of the West. The contents of the present
number are well calculate to interest and instruct
the little ones and contain Information which
would benefit persons of more mature age. The
terms of the Little Corporal are ono dollar per
year. Address Alfred 8. Sewell tt. Co., Chicago,
The Geary is lively this month and Is always a
welcome visitor. Mr. Charles Wilde's novel con
tinues Interesting and the entire contents cannot
full to give perfect satisfaction to those who are
fond of good reading. Sheldon & Co., publishers,
498 Broadway, N. Y.
The 1.411101 Friend for July opens with a beauti
ful engraving, called " My Native Laud, Fare
well I" Turn we have the usual elegant Fashion
Plate, giving the late Parisian styles; and a fine
Illustration of the poem, " In an Attie," by Flor
ence Percy ; followed by a number of engravings
of ladies' bonnets, dresses, &c. The music this
month is the Squirrel Polka. The literary con
tents are good, as usual. Published by Deacon
Peterson, 310 Walnut street. Philadelphia, at
$2.50 a year.
Godem for July Is received mid the numerous
patterns and Illustratious, together with abun
dance of choice reading matter, maim• this num
ber particularly attractive. Terms $3OO per an
num. Address L. A. Goiley, Sheth iand Chestnut,
NEWS ITEMS..
—Hon. Frederick Seymour, Governor of British
Columbia, died on the 10th inst.
—Mrs. George L. Dunlap, wife of the President
of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, sud
denly fell dead at the Boston Peace Jubilee on
Wednesday—it Is supposed of heart disease.
—The twenty-fourth annual session of the Tem
ple of Honor and Temperance was held in Phila
delphia yesterday week. The increase of mem
bership and the number of Temples surpasses that
of any previous year.
—A regiment for the Cuban cause was quietly
raised in Philadelphia. The recruits were sent to
New York and an expedition of fifteen hundred
men let on Saturday evening.
—The great Natimmi Peace Jubilee opened in
Boston yesterday week and was a complete suc
cess, surpassing the expectations of its most san
guine supporters. Ten thousand voices sang In
harmony, and nothing interfered to mar tho per
formance. Tho anvil chorus, accompanied by
ono hundred real anvils, was a prominent feature.
On Thursday the jubilee reached the culminating
point. Every scat wan tilleds and ten thousand
ticket holders were unable to gain admission:
—Florida has adopted tho Fifteenth Amend
ment.
• man named John Maher, In Philadelphi
on Thursday attempted to kill his wife wi t,J •• a
butcher knife. After cutting het' In a bo ible
manner he attempted to escape but was arrested
and committed to jail.
—Ex-Gov. Ctirtin,the United States Minister to
the' Court of St. Petersburgh, sailed from New
York on Thursday in the steamship Donau, for
his now field of labors in Russia. During Mr.
Curtin's brief stay In Now York, ho was waited
upon by some of the most distinguished citizens,
and on Wednesday evening Senator Stimner paid
a very friendly call. On the same evening the
Surveyor of the Port, Mr. Cornell, called and in
formed Gov. Curtin and the largo delegation from
the Council Boards of Philadelphia that accom
panied him, as also his other Pennsylvania friends,
that he would have a Government vessel at their
disposal for Thursday morning. The kind offer
was accepted, and at 1 p. m. on Thursday the
Governor and party embarked and steamed down
the Bay as far as the West Bank, and there await
ed the Donau, which was to bear Mr. Curtin to
the Old World. As soon as the little vessel
reached this point the company was assembled .
forward, when the Hon. Rufus F. Andrews was
Introduced as the representative of the citizens of
New York, and made a kindly speech to Minister
Curtin, which was well received. Mr. William B.
McMinn was then presented, and he delivered a
most feeling address, and one which perceptibly
affected the departing Minister, who responded
briefly, but in remarks full of affection for his
country, his native State, Pennsylvania, and for
his trusty friends, who were with him ae he let
the shores of his own land. "Auld Lang Sync"
was then sung, as the steamship was approaching,
and as she came alongside, and Mr. Curtin step
ped on board, the United States and German tinge
were dipped In his honor, the steam-whistles
screamed a welcome and a good-by, the people on
board the vessels cheered and waved their handker
chiefs, and Capt. Lay fired Six guns as the vessels
separated, and Mr. Curtin was borne away to a
field where his services to the American nation, It
Is hoped, may be as successful as they were in the
dark days of the Rebellion.
MUNDANITY.
Murderers In Utah arc not sung, they arc shot
There is but one licensed hotel In Tiago county
President Tyler's daughter Is to be married next
mouth
Americana throng the grounds at the Sunday
co. In Park
A New London liquor dealer 11111101111 M " choice
broods of poor liquors."
Mr. Reverdy Johnson Is said to have spent 15,-
00 durltut Ittx short but brllllaut career.
John U. Surratt lute gone Into business In Bal
timore, where the admiration Ida pant chivalric conduct
Inspire', may now put mono? In 1,1,, purse.
There Is a tavern In Chester township, Delaware
county, Pa., which bears tho fragrant um° of • ' The lied
°MOO."
The Maine newspapers report that the allow In
the woods near Moosehead Lake wan, In places, - up to the.:
ax lee of the s tage on Saturday, tho tith lust. and that
the week before the stage went on runner,
Two men In Salisbury, Mass., swapped wives In
1883, and have now been arrootod, at the Instance of IMMO.
body who happenod to know of the circutaxtatteex, for
bigamy.
Mr. John Mitchell arrived in Bangor, Maine,
recently, having left Hong Kong on the second.iley of
May, and made the Tamen° In twentynioe days! 110
made a trip from Ban Francisco to Now ioalt in nix days.
It is claimed by a Florentine professor that
somnambulism may ho cured by simply winding a copper
wire, slender and ilexible, around the leg of the .pationt,
leaving nu and long enough to touch the ground. Tho
theory in that the wiro conducts away tho electricity of the
body.
The Government sent to Mt. Vernon, on the
1:311. lust., a number of cases formerly lu the Patent talk°,
containing uniforms, cooking utensils, camp equipage,
and other personal property of Oen. Washlugtuu. They
have loom forwarded and committed to the care of the La
dies' Associatiou, who will prepare them fur public In
spection lu the old house.
The verdict of the Presklieg Eldcr of one of the
Maine (mullion of Shaker., upon a velocipedo which had
been made by ono of the younger brother., wan thee a
Shalcur upon a velocipede could ride only lu one direction.
end that would be ntralght LO de.truetlon. Thereupon the
Elder smashed tire =chin' with an axe • and the veloci
pede Arlan went out to the wicked world, where veloci
pedes can he made and ridden.
The Board of Managers of the Gettysburg Sol-
Soldiers' National Cemetery, through its committee of oc
rangenteut •, respectfully Inv ite•all the soldiers who 1,.br0
In the Battle of Gettysburg, and the military, intinicipal
and civil organirationa of the country, and the citizens
generally, to participate in the ceremonies of the &dice.
lion of the monument on the let of July Senator Morton
will deliver tho oration, Bayard Taylor the poem, and
hoary Ward Beecher tho prayer.
The Harrisburg Journals report that as the
otui
grant train ou the Pennsylvania Railroad wan about to
leave Marysville, a few days ago, a child, whose parents
terra hanwarants on the traits at the time, was tlwown elf
the platform by the Jolting of the ears In starting. The
train passed over It, revering the head from the body.
The scene teas heartrending to the feeling spectators. lint
the inhuman parents scoot eu Went, seemingly nue. ,
corned about their Innocent olfopring thus horribly umeg•
A brutal prize light between Mike MeCoale and
TOM Allen took place urn .1. St. Louis yesterday week. Both
men were horribly cut uud bruised. During the Muth cud
last round, McCualle's friends seeing that their Cavern,
would be vanquished naked the cry of foul," when the
ropo . was cut mad the wildest excitement prevailed. The
referee was afraid is give his decision. Several phials
wore preseuted at his head, but Ins refused to decide the
matter until 10, reached St. Louis. Allen outfought Me-
Cools, and to all appearances would have sou the fight if
he had been allowed to proceed.
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Raphael Seinntes writes of Tekas—with rhetoric
and sentimeut equally . wonderful—aalullowa: .. (11ortous
.Texast what if thou art a Hills too much given tu the
bowie.kulfe uud revolver. and what If gra:B widow, a •e
somewhat frequent in sumo of thy localities, thou art all
right at heart! Liberty bums with a pure flume on tiny
prairies, and the day will come when thou Vitt be free.
Whoa I first know thee thou wait a Mexican province.
You then became an ludepoudeut State, mad Mau evil hour
were beguiled into accepting the fatal embrace of the Yea.
boos. Bide thy limo! Thou art rapidly filling up with
population. Thou wilt imam bosoms an empire lu tit f.
and the day Is not far distaut when thou inayest agate
atrlke (or freedom!"
In an article In the Revolution, Mies 91Ive Logan
says that the women who emulate men's attire are Milieu
lous, and they lujuro the cause of WOlllllll . B suffrage. Sho
remarks: " As I sat In (ho parlors of the Woman's Bureau
last Friday night there were four ladles present, beside.
myself, and It warmed my very soul to think that they
might each gram, the colons of the most polished European
court, just as they mat. Them was Bra. Slanted, beauti
fully attired in a trailing of black and gray silk, with
a gray•colored silken scarf over her shapely shoulders,
and her beautiful taco aglow with sweetness all womanly.
There wait Mrs, Phelps, with superb gems at her neck
and throat, elegant in black richly trimmed, and Sumu
Anthony In a silk dress, plainer, but not loss obedient to
the laws of the fashion. Anna Dickinson, with pearlgray
trimmed with cherry sada t about Ler white throat a
chalu of gold, to which wig suspended a maguiliceut or
uatueut composed of diamonds etwircilug a ruby, lit for.
am Empress' crown, while over her xliuuldere hung a rids
opera cloak—her puro face lovely with all that WIWI a
woman's heart. I wan proud of 1110111, mud respected
them far mono for their graceful observance of womanly
'fashion to dross, than I could possibly !taro Joao if they
had been suiting about we lu ridiculous baggy trousers, hu
feoblo imitutiou of the sox which is worthy of imitati4 to
better (Mugs."
WE HAVE A NUMBER ET
Job lots of different gars ent,.
which see are ael of of at prices much toeluto their
wane.
Wu HAVE 0001. STYLES lONE - CA..IIIEIIII TANTA reduced
to V, Nand
tchichformerly sold at deb fiyovi 410.
WE HAVE VESTS of sitiailisr goods reduced too.
WE HAVE CLOTH, CANaIHERE, Tricot, nine, unit tither
styles of sack coots reduced to
6 A s dotirtaitV the ir prescoi catoe.
Tit iwu ARE NURTLCet ETOCK, sad ! n addition to Our rean•
tar assortment Of new an choice goods: ice hare
therefore respired to close them Mit at prices rebore
mentioned. They tire all good, sown:, desirable
goods.
Hveit • ciuNcit POE HAROAINB is seldom offered. •
half !ig h bnelen ) BENNETT Co.,
TOWER 11•1.1.,
Sixth streets. 77 No. 518 MARKET
HILADELPHIA• ETUEET,
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Jol9-lut AND NO. WO BUOADWIT, NEW
A disenguished Methodist Minister end promi.
neat Temperance Lecturer once remarked that go
where ho would, from ono end of the country to
the other, he hardly over fulled tolled PLANTATION
Byrrens, and while he condemned the practice of
using these Bitters too freely, he could not count
enciously say that ho Would discard them from the
side-board, for he had himself experienced benefi
cial results from their use, and that, from a long
and close observation, he was convinced that when
need moderately, and as a medicine exclusively,
they wore all that was recommended. At the
same time he warned his hearers not to pull the
cork too often, for they worn for too pleasant a
tonic to trifle with.
Matutome. WATio.-13operlor to tho bed Imported Gar
town Cologne, awl sold al bat( the price.
To REASONABLE LEASE
will be given on the Easton Slots Quarry, situated In
Plainfield township. Northampton county, Pa., nr
Stackertown. It consists of number ono flat-vein, lil ac,
uoyer.fading slate. fully equal to the moll-known Chap
man Slate, with a good water power and a full rigging of
vamping and hoisting machines. Persons desirous of
opportuolty of this kind will please examino for them
selves, and apply to Reuben Hoch. Stackertown P. 0.
mar 3, 'O3 • 0. L. SCHIMMEL President
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DREION Bente° AND.SeNtleit Or.iir I 1 lea.
Out; AIettnITMCNT• In 'note full and eataphle, rn, hart
- every destrahle, ktntland size. '
Ev MIT Oen CAN 111: eCtiltnifetatt.(he *lack tea lance;
till
the dtgirent . nigh, ojteld, adapted to all (notex, In
chid lag the medium and Attbdtted, prticerrd Iql
. many, rte fall tin the Piled fled tam( /ask (eitable
Ore ',Anon wrT,M, enabtra,tt:t to tea t;, at all !hoar a' fall
rasortnant. so that all- ea a' Fr inbut iotlls•
old datly.
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/matey parchas , l /retie lit of' halt, 01,11, the oh
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Otte ski.lte littlX4l rite Gee); axar,leiti.V, ire hart no foal
debts to prontdo for, ~J,4 art nob old tgal li. lax Ihr
paying caxinnur to la rat tap i.ee.v thump/. Ilan,
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ichieh foal lamb, lip fn nic.rire LU 111111101 . lit
and r•rP ••r(esind Callum and IVnrkrnna ta a dylt
Nord tit the best.
NOTICE. —Slylt . fil, owl tool, of "or Iffirmunts
terixteetell by mote, rtiort I fr , l by fete. All price,
goorrinfrrel borer Mon the lowed cleevelteee, noel
full ant lefortion yearn/tit:eel ercrypurclearcr. dv
the Rafe canceled nod looney refund? 11.
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huff way between t BENNETT & Co.,
Fifth awl
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.12.4 terra for years Isroto Nervothq Debility, Prerenture
Dorn and ill the eileetn'of yeuthral Indkeretton,
the rake of ',Wieling Iminanlty, rend' five to till who need
It, tho rector and tllrectlon tor milking the tOmple renvoly
by which he wan mica, :40 liernn it kiting to wroth by
lhr inlvertlsurbt experience roe do o. by nadri, , ing, Ia
perfect euulidoarr, 01IN It. °UDEN,
' Ne. 4.2 Cedar St. New York.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARP,II
heated with the Utlllol4 sneerer, by .1. 14A AVA, M. 9
toed Profeenor of it/new/ex of the Eye it aet Eel'' ltd i, 6.71 , -
clalty) Lt thn Wow, Uolligeetr u•!71 emte, 12
yearn e xyer Ica re, (Connell) or Leyden, 110111111 d, ) SAS
Arch ettedl. Philadelphia. TeMlnenketl,Call in, M... 11111
six outer. The medical fatally ore to vlteel to accompany
thei 11011), fl 4 110 11101110eeeis hie 111 . 11eliee. Artifi
cial eyehe.ertutl mllllOlll tunic. No churge for *.X.11111111,
0)111. jou 27.15.•:•
-- - .
—.. pitor. 11,0 MILTON'S
Dt I:01C ATIA,
{ STOP . COUGH CANDY !
mudo from extracts pn•Pared In Vt...
THAT — a certain and effective remedy to
Coughs, Cold+, ilottrnonesit, Sot .
COUGH I . Throat, Asthma, 11concitilin null Con
gumption. Tinian Avila try—aiwnY
i....._... y .. 1T , i 1 .41 — ti, c , l l l%lAtt; , l n t• l ,, i , i t t r i it; 1 , 1 t r i , t , i s n , v it I ii ,r co
only 12 cents. One 1.11111. sold mutually. tool ...till every
where anti liT tvii dettoninEs in Ai lentO‘i n. attiol7-tite.
MO CONSUMFrIVES.—The ndrertiscr, having
hero rentored lotalth in it few weeks, by avery
ximple remedy, after haying suffered several yearn with It
envore lung offeetin, end that dread alnease, Cons. lap
that. In nualonn 1.1 make known to his follow attlrerer , the
1001111,10 f Co,. To tat who desire It, he will rend a copy
of the pronerlptlon utool (free of charge), with tho dlrec
ionn moporing and using the Nile, Whiell they will
Illid onlye Caro for Coonnialffitot, Anthlatt, pronehltte,
The object of the advertiser in offloling tho
Which
In to benefit lite' afflicted, and spread information
Which ho conceives to be Invaluable; :tad be hopes every
sufferer will try hin remodp, an It will NIA nothlog
and tiny prove It blentting.
I'L"t"
""d
u
g1"' 11,0. g llt \ ‘ .. It 11
W ilittinsburg, fi Plan Co. , T.
A GREAT REMEDY
Wee TOO rear or '
TTIROAT AND LUNG DISEASES
DR - NV I till 2 \ UT'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
It 1+ the vital principle of 1110 Pine Tree, olanined by a
peculiar PrOCI.O.I. In the distillatiott of the tar, by which Its
highest inedloal properties ere tetaltaal.
It is thin only nab...guard alai reluthiff roofed, which has
ever been preparfabfront the Ink , 0(601111e 'Free.
It lavlgorates the digestive organ+ nail restores the ffpre•
1110.
• It utrengthens the debilitated sysheln.
It purifies and enriches the blood, and expills front the
sysaent the corruption which soruf If la breffas on thin langs.
It dissolvefi the ISM'S. 01 . 1111/OM Willell shpts the air
-111/.llgeli of thin lungs.
its healing principle arts neon to I eeltilieil 'Atli files Of
lila lungs and throat; penetrating to 1,1111 flisea+vol part,
relieving pain and subtitling intinnututtiou.
It In Ole result of years fa sway anal oxperintent, and it'
Is offered to,the unlisted, with the positive assurance of its
power to cure the following til•ouseff, if the path ift has not I
tuff long delayed a resort to the Illelli, of core:—
Consumption of the Lungs, Cough Sole Throat nail •
pr l s . :ln . t x l4t i ze ,‘ l:ll,L ,, i p v i l , f , r g liiffa n f , Nlt . lMAl , D r filaT , l .. Di t o , V lag
Pli are often asked why ern not other remedies In the
market for (10.11/1101011, Coughs, Cobb, autot other Pni
ututtary ittfectiffits equal to Or, L. (I. Winharrn Pine Tree
Tar Cordial. We ittwer—
Pt. It cures. aloe' stonaing cough. bat bv loosening
and assistiug h tot hrow on thin , ohhottithy. motto,
collected about the throat awl bronchial tubes, can=ing
irritation and cough.
thi. bloat runt and Long Denteilles are ceinposed of
anodynes, which allay the cough for awhile, but ify their
...triaging effects, the fibres become hardened, anti the
unhealthy Sabi+ coagulate nail are retained la the ay stein,
causing disease beyond thy natural of our most etaluent
physicians.
.hl. The Ditto Treo Tar Cordial, with Its assistant+, are
preferable, heron., they remove the rause of Irritation of
the mucus Inetulfrutte and bronchial lobes, assist the h um or
to net and throw ell' the unhealthy seeretiuns, and purl I y
the blood thus
t
/cWieA
u to i
rlic J all
4yl making
the
cure
perfect
th Dr s W ds (
fCelllfi l otrx, fron ds abat e h d n llAa s
a o
of
unquesffen o ble rhorod, IP/0 mere iis n d
h o p, leant , pie.
ea up to die, but throng!, the Proridtoce of Gait era
pletely restored to Toon!, by the Pine Tree Tar thor
diot, A Phyfachuf in nth...louse who con ife , consolted . in
t e o r r s , r i u m o , ;: t h? , i i v , f r i 1 ifottlo ,
f, fgLf . ff , 11,, ,, , , r . i . ,. ,,,.. P r 4 f J f [ l y i rgr r .f. f,s .: l :fi c i
receipt of prone. Adats ss L. .1. C. Wishart M. D., No.
20 North Second St. Phihal'a, Pa. our 21-110.*
CZCIIENE.'S PUJ.MONIC SYlll.7l', SEAWEED
I_7 'CONIC:oId Manotroko I'M., mill raw Conuntuptlon,
Liver CoinPhilo, end Itv,tp.(it do, If tattoo ater«tallea to
directions. They ore oil three to he tope„ at the.anitt
They cleanse the ((bate :It, relax the liver. mei put it to
work: then tile tiny:lite becomes coo(); the food digests
„,„1 ',ma, good 1.1,1151, dor patient bevies to grow In 11 , 0/ t
tho (Ilse/Ned matter ripe, le the hunt., and the petient eta
grows the ill.etise iinil got. well. i flibt Is the only wey to
core
To three Otte,: medicines Dr. J. IT. Sihonk, of l'hrladel -
Olin, owes lib unrivalled success in the treatment of foil
'lro lathe:tale Syrup ripens the
morbid matter in the loom:, lettere throw. it on' 115 11111111hy
eglieetorallott, for when the phlegm or molter IA 1 . 11111. it
sTight rough will throw it oil, end the patient lota tutd. end
1110 lungs beg I 0 toile:Ll.
Todd this, the Seiiweeil Tonle null Mandrake neat
Ito freely used to carte.,' the etoemelt and liver, .0 that the
l'unnoolle Syrup :mil the food vi 11111101 tonal hio::(1.
Selo:ale/ 4 Mundt:eke ecrfultett rho liver, removing
all oledructlttes, relax the duets ,t 1 the tutli-blioltier, the
bile starts freftly, owl the liver 1....t.tn relieved; the stook
what the Villa can do; nothing haw 1,1111
111V111110111 1 %1 1 1 1 1 1 1 rlllOllll.l (a drolly pol)on tehleli In vet
dangerous to use 11111 ,, f(t with great cunt, Ilea will toilet:lf
the gailfbledder end start the neoctlons of the liver Ink,.
kichenk's Mandrake
Liver Compleint ix ono of the most prominent raust,,(ti
Consumption.
fm
e. Seaweed Tonic Is a fondle .limo
i t and ithor•
ative;
art's
the alk in the Seaweed, ditch 11,1+ prevent.
ttou is 11111d0 glf. 1111111411,111111110/1111C1110 throw rialto. rle
Jttlgii to dissolve the food with the Pulnionle Syrup, Roil It
Matto Into good blued without ferrnentation or souring In
the stomach.
Tho great reason why pltysielints do hot cure
cnuxoimp
tlou Is, they try to do too much; they give medleitto to stop
the cough, to atop chills, to tilp night atreitis, hectic fever •
and by so doing they ileraligo the
'lucking up tho secretion., Hint evelititally the potiviit sinks
and dies,
Dr. Schenk. In his treatment, (love not try troop a e.ingli,
nightsweats, chino, On fever. 11011111,11111,110 , 41. and they
will all stop of their town accord. Nu 0110 can he owed of
Coustuoptlun, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Catarrh, ClOl
- Ulcerated 'llama, unless tho liver ead stomach aro
made beelthy.
If n person hex Consemplinti, of Coarse the limas 11 ,0 MO
way aro diseased, either tubercles, alorreeileti, lrrouehinl
Irritation. 'deuce Adhesion, Or the la II us aro it 11111,14,f lit.
limitation mod bud decaying. It such roses what ain't
be torte? It is not only the Imam that ere witt,ting, but It
Is the wfitule tot Tho stomach and liver have lost their
power to make bl y.
ood out of food. Now the only CllllllllO 114
to lotto Suffolk's three medicines which will bring o
tone to the tdontach, the palled w . lll begin to moot food, It
will digest easily ntid motto good blond: 111011 the patent
begin,. to gain It 11,11, null as soon as the body bruin.. to
grate, the lungs ...omen, to hen! 1111. alld 1101111011111111111,
1101111 1 tuna well. This 1/1 1110 only Ivey to core (1011411 11111-
.
film
When (Were 1,1110 11111g111,1110/O.IIIIIIIIIIII I LIVI , Complaint
and Illyspepcht, tilt
iteoteeeil 'l%lllle 111111 )1111111111101
are sufficient wit hum the Pahnoule Syrup, Taken.,
Blonde:lke freely la all bllloom to they fore
perfectly Itartulet(s.
1)r. Schenk, whu hag . enjoyed intlutorrapted health for
many years lOW, 111111 how weighs 21:. 1111111111,1, trot , waded
uwny to a mere skeleton, In the very lat.t deco of l i nlnto.
nary Cunsumptlott, has ithysichtim having Prenetamed his
case hopeless end ebandtmed 111.11 to his fete. Ile was cured
by the aforesaid inedieloses, and 4111111 1114 recovery loony
thousands similarly Minded Intro used Or. Schenk ' l l
orations with the ammo remarkable 1111CC0611. Full directions
neentomty each, make It not alonolutely nece,story to tier.
suaully Iwo Ur.Selocook, unless *l...patients wish their lungs
eganoined, and for tills purisool he Is profes+lonally at his
l'rltiolpal Office
lon , Philadelphia. every Snittrday whole all
11111S1 1111oddre , ..ted. Ile 1/11111.0 mob,.
11(11111 Street, NPIII Pont, over' other
'IIIOS ay, nailet No, 33 Illtuover Street, Ifoitton, every
other Wednesday, Ire gives advice feet but for it floor
, ough examination with Ills Itespirometettlie price IS 114:1 00.
0011 1 0 11111101 tot each city from A. Id, led I'. DI,
1)n. J. 11. SCIIENK,
15 N. 6th St., Pldlada.
cnEA PER THAN EVER.
mar
THE REGISTER
FOR PRE CAMPAIGN OF 1569.
Iu order to further the dlexenduation of Repub.
Henn Ideas and to ald In strengthening the Reim
Man party In 141401 county, tiro will send TILE
LEHIGIL REGISTER from tho itextlestio till oiler
the OCTOIIER ELECTION; Including the Isaiw
of OctOber 20th, to any address, Frco Of Postage,
for
FIFTY CENTS
100 copies to different post (dikes
U • JEANES, PHOTOGRAPHER,
(Leto of Philadelphia,) ham taken the Gallery.
No.lll EAST HAMILTON STREET,
Fornwrly neraVed by I'. I.'llOlllllX. whom peranns
man trot FIRST-C ASS:PLC:TOREN taken at REASONA.
1•11111 ES• A trial Wall that lo 11,11.1 to ',minty every
no. COME ONE! CONE ALL! if you avant Phaloaraplut,
Carter c to Vlauette , , Photo Mahatma.. Allll4O-
tYPO., MelaniutiPra. Ferrotyprat, eta. Oivo tox a trial.
inc 11.13, Bncemor 1.) 11. I'. Luneroux•
Spcctacico
QPECTACLESI SPECTACLES 1 •
IA-7 • EYE GLASSES. Ac.
A hulk° n d tomplvto nmoortolent of kltolv of fki.7._
Arrtncton, Lye nt
CHAS. S. MASSEY'S:
No. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, I'A
!laving devoted a great deal of corn and attention to the
Spectacle hr these 1:1,4 few years, I field that toy
tinniness lu that line has Increased no 'milli thin I have de
termined to make it a SPECIALITY. Thom is no article
huu,ufact urt.4l In w high there it SO notch deception puree
need si there in lu Ppectaclo Glass" Knowing that lite
public have helot freoptently humbugged by partica pro.
tootling to haven XII otrtlelo of awl chnrgh.g
prices for them, thereby tralliclug alma the nu
les.itles and Infirmities of effe, I have taken polo+ to +e
ct a large :tad complete a..sortnient of the fittest nod best
IllanKen ever inattutactoreiL it,., affording all persons
needing Spectacle,. MI 11111101111,11lY intrehuning ut rea
sonable price.. having any difficulty In being
salted droll here will do well to give has II roil, or 11 . 14 , 1
rot,litient that no out, bill veil in. ill It 01111.111b,1110
oil shoal, No. El East littioliton street, opponito thin Ger
man Reformed Church. Alleutow l'u. . jun 21-'6,ztr
LING EYE PRESERVERS!
'
LAZA RUS & MORRIS'
12111=1111
P El& E( I` ED S PEUTAOLES
AND EYE-GLASSES
largo and liivroltmliig.“l,`“
SUPERIOR 'GLASSES
a sore ,of of their n+rfnl nee..lVe were satisfied tin
wontr L.• i tt algtreciated here 05 elsewhere, and that Ott
•tt llty of the untagett offered to treaters of our Leann
ti Lauri, V 17. : 01111 rll/11f,t. the weaned ant
lily tptrortained improvement of do sight, anti tit
rill taut W0.6411111'0 they give In nil ettses, were In them
tives so apparent en trial, that the result cool , ' not L
tlicrwke than It Inv, In the ithatist general adoption o
or CELEBRATED 'PERFECTED SPECTACLES by th
. . .
ddent. of this locality.
With a full know haler of the value of the tp.sertioti, w
that they are the tioett perfect optical aide ever man
factored. Ti. thool needing Sp.‘ctaclos, we afford at a
lute. ,ut opportunity of in ocarina the bent nail moat Iles
KELLER &
SII.VI,It , MITII , AND il:W11.1:11X
NO. 37 WEST HAMILTON STREET.
=I
ft
(lave al wayA on hnna It full niutorttuiotti sultaldo
°situ y difficulty.
Wet like 0143111. 111.0ilfY the public that we enit - iley
peddler, tied to caution limn iutitluot ikon° preteudiud
hare our good.. reroute. tipr 21i10
==
II: HPEIt,.
536 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
in,,, , nl low Pricer. cif Iln,r
It F.',
W.l TCHES, IrEhl? 1% SOLID SII,VERWAJ
pLATED srooNs, CASTORS. TRA SETS, se ,
apr
WIWI!! EN, JEW EERY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
CII A IM ES S. M ASSEY'S,
NO. ^I Eant nalnillolll4treet, •nnorito tho Norman I
fornwl Chord, JoAt recoirod from Now York and PI
adelphla, all the lole.t stylos'
corn wATcriEs.
Ile lowerhe Inrge•t and .000trttnent of (told Wald
and at tole , . than emit Ito found elsow hem
SILVER WATCHES.
•
11., has lava, .41 butler .2 , ortincot or Silver Witte
than porehaselllknywhero 0114 v,
GOLD JEWELRY.
Ile lilts lle largest awl bent rt.ortment of all kind+ o
Gold
GILT ANI) PLATE!) JEWELRY.
SILVER ANI) PLATED WARE.
splonilla ;,,,ortluent of Silver and Plittol Wore
Any 1,..1,00 hill+ lino coil not fall. to I,
suited
CLOCKb
A la ger osportmetit thau at any other .tabliKlimen
MELODEONS.
A ,plettAlA //Wilt l'rlnce ' ri 5114011.111 A, 010 I),
lig 01 Id
ACCOIII)EONS. •
•
A kpleailki of all kluila of Accorileans.
Ilia eanhlleh uuan hag I:a:ar he'•n 011e.1 up, and It HOW
soontil 1.1110. in York awl Philadelphia, anti ahead
or anything Ilia lam. , vales. lie llama largereitock
of hi, law than all othera la Irtilligh
county convince yothr,lve...4 Ili' above.
.11 null nee.
K ELL:I 4 Ia: BROTHER,
NO. 27 WEST 'HAMILTON ST
ETEMEENEI
CLOCKS,
well ro::ulun,t and ~cnrnwlod. All slug Lud prices, from
• \ •
HOLD AN D SILVER WATCHES,
then eau be (multi hi ally ether pitore lu the city.
EI\ELKY OF ALL KINDS,
S L E.R WA RE,
of every i1e.<0 . 4010,1
repalr.,l 00 Short Nolice
elotbing
GIiCAT ATTICACTIO A N
NEW FIRM'NE'W GOODS!
CLOTHING! CLOTHING
DDAND SPRING AND SVMMER (ItENINO.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
T. OSMUN CO.,
===l
BARGAINS
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
IN lIEDIER'S ❑IIILI)INO
NO. 13 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
=I
would 11110110 iilo chin , . of ..111rutown and tho our
rotiodlog country that we are preparnt with n largo ntock
of good. , for
SPRING ANI) SUMMER• WEAR,
and nfror them to tho public at reo.ohablo prices. Toth.°
alto buy h a ir Clothiug,rrittly-inadv, Choy tau prepared to
.3 avr PAIVIA ,
WHOLE SUITS MADE TO ORDER
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
(;,,L .do Iq tho Inloot my 10, and by tho boot workn
=I
CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Ix Ittraee then It has been before, mei WO Intend to
vry e SMALL I/F
FRITS, nn give our ens tottiern tlie I
tlt ef
Great twantltlot and enrletlen of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
Aud everyllduu lu the Hue of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
• MEN'S, YOUTHS'. BOYS% luta CHILDREN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Don • t lot got the place, No. 41 EitAt !Whitton street, third
door ahoy° Sixth Wert. •
.1.4( . 011 11. 8.11.1.1,, BidItTIS LTNN
T. o..urm,
roar 2.141
Eltantrb.
•
yrANTED TO RENT.---A nousE
v Imitable for n (molly of three pervill. 6 6 1 . 7 1 61 . t
nvr:N-tf
'ANTED. ---A LOAN OF SlO,OOO,
by the Allentown School !Adria. For riarticulstr
apply to the undorblgned.
C. M. 'MN K,Prext. Board Con.
J. H. DILLINOKII, Socrotary.
=1
I?VANT ED,-.THREE THOUSAND
DOLLAUS on ilrat•elara security til lezil ( lzt .
cent. Inquire nt
Inn° o.lf
ANNUAL TAXES.
UNITIth STATES INTRRNA Erwx,
SIXTH COLLIICTION DISTRICT 0? I'ETIN•• $
The Annual Collection List of Special Taxes, and of
Taxes on Incomes, Carriages. Billiard Tables, ligold
Watches, and Ould and Sliver Pinto having Leon received
from the Assassor, Notice Is hereby given that lho said
Taxes will l, ready for collection on thu 21st day of June,
ISM, and must is, raid on or boron)
THE 15TH DAY OF JULY, 1669.
Tho Taxe., axgo%Ao,l rllhln tho County of LEIIIOII mmit
bo paid at 11,0 Deputy 01lice, No, Eurt jlatn•
Ilton otreet Alletttown.
OFFICE llol.llo3—From 1012 M., and from Ito 4 P.
All Mae., rout be paid In United Slated or National B
money. If paid by poxtage, to ray rotor', of re Ipt
moat bo encloxed. JOHN It. BREITEN LI AC 11,
pine 12.31 Collector.
4i;
TIFF. NATIONAL •
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
MEM
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Chartered by Special Act or Congresa, approve 4
July 25, 1808
CASH CAPITAL,
PAII) IN
BRANC II I_)FFICE PHILADELPIITA
First National Bank Building,
Whom the aeoeral iil.lllOSl4 Is transacted, aud to which a
geueral correspouthswe should he athlreskeil.
OFFICERS
CLARA NCE 11. CLAM:, ProxWO.
JAY COOKE, Clatirmun Flunncontal Exrcuthro Cain
lIENIIY 0. COOKE, Nque-Prv,d,letit.
EMERSON W. I'EEt', Kee y mud Actuary.
This COIIIII.Y often( tine following nilvnatninni
It Is it Nutionitl ConinailY. cliartcfed lig slificlal act Of
IZIEMIZI
It Lawn Ind thup capital of 41,000,0M1
It olteni lop• mien of premium
It furnishes larger Insurance than other rampant. for
1112=111=112
II Ie definite and certain lit It term,
It in ft Immo compauy In every locality.
It,. Ito[telex are exempt from attachment.
Thero Inc un unateeexeary rentrlctloue lu the pallelea
Every leaky le neu-ferfoitehle.
Poi icieB utay Lo takeu which pay to the looted their At
mmutt. Lull return nil the premiums. KO that thu 11.11,
nee costs only the Mien , At on the annual paymonts.
may be taken that will pay to tho !Insured, after
certain number of years, during life, an annual ineomo
ouo•icnth the amount named In tho policy.
No extra ray it charged for riskot upon tho diver of fo•
It lunar.. not to pay tllvitlindo to policy holilerq, ba
also low a coot that dtvidood• will I ' m imposoildo.
Clreularo, Pamphlet. a n d roll parlicultarottivon on op
plirotion to 11w Brooch (Mice of Ito Com Pithy td lade!
phi°. 00 to Ito geactal'Aiwoto.
GENEIiAL AGENTS
K W. CLARK ,Sr. Co., Philadelphia
For Penuxylvattln :m1,844100, Now Jersey
Charles W. Cooper Allentown National Bank. Nelson
Weiser, Republican.' Book Store. Agents for Lehigh and
adjoining Counties. Jacob A. Blunter special agent.
sent 15.1 y
THE WIDOWS' ANilp oniwkAls,
MUTUAL. BENEFIT SOCIETY OF PENNA
Principal 0111ce, Allentown, I'n.
OFF11 , 1:84
JOHN C. ANEWALT,
Wm. 11. DEF,III,EII, Nl= wrAnt.
MARTIN HEIPL,H, TunAta,tru.
Boor: el Directors—John C. linowall. Wm. 11. Destt
Helple, Dr. Z. F. I.o.ltucho, Dr. A. Oremonner
Ooorgo Ephraim 3. Kinn., Charlex K. Hoist, C
11. M. Sell, liewlis C. Huber, Wm. N.B. Oro., Peter 3
11. Il u mlg.
This Society to virtually a Llte Insuranco Company ou a
plan to whirl. a person of the amatlret MM. Call procure
Ito protection to Isla faintly In case of Ida death.
It does not accumulato millions of dollar. of the mew.
hers' money, as do other Life Inattrance Companies, but
each member can retain his money until canal for In the
case of the death of anY member.
There Is no possibility of tombola Hocety falllue as the (undo
aro all In tho hands of the thomemlves, and the
Society Is partly mutual. Nembors have a 'OA to vote
at all election. for officers.
WHY BECOME A MEMBER.
It Is no mare the moral duty of a man to provide the
daily bread for his family WllllO he liven, titan it In to too.
vide agahmt their bellig loft penniless in the event of hie.
death. A POLICY IN Tills SOCIETY in the CHEAPEST
and SAFEST !nod,' of making a certain provlelou for such
• •
a calainity.
I'ollNl. MEN aro as liable to take kayo of life astl
old. Death is uncertain. Wa ask you, therefore, to col
older the CHEAPNESS mid SAFEI 1' of Insuring in th
CoinpattY and ho inquired that In case of death ,you WI
learn heti ,
you allosslulf ton widowed mother • or d
poudent sister.
Glee the auldect•your thought, send to thoSorrotary f
our circular, consider Ito chcapneas sad wo aro intro 7
\VIII at earn take oat a policy.
Vlttinting ant . Puntf4.
I:s=Eiall
ADDIS & ROBERTS,
PL , '"Il1fill8 AND RAH FITTERS
NO. 136 WEST HAMILTON STREET
=MEM
(GEOROE HAAS' NEW BUILDING). ALLENTOWN
All kinds of Ciao Fixiores of tho Loot maker., Hydrants
Hydraulic Raw, Lift and Fore. rumps, •
DEEP WELL PUMPS,
Datil Tabs, Water Closets Circulating Hollers, &c.. &c.
Special atteatlon glvon to putting 'UP POrtabk, Oa■
Works to town or couutry. Ali work warranted.
any 7•ly
plum Ps I PUMPS!
For purr water use, neither had tasting
wood, rusty Iron, nor poison lend, but the
Celebrated Cucumber PUmp,
• •
mils of wild cucumber wood lodise's,
tasteless durable and retfab}n. Nut a
voodeu
article, bust the good old-fashio a ned
Puuntb music by giaclulnerY, nd,
theroforo, perfect and uccuurtuto is all its
parts, raising as equal astound of water,
and costing loon 1111111 half tho money.
Easily turthiuged o' Its to Inn Itoll•freCtillE.
and Is coustructio s n no slituplo that any one
rem and ft span,: keep it la rerun fr. After
thorough trial it tiliteknOWledited to ho tho
Mita Act , CIT KAPENT. Twelve foot of tith
ing WIIII each thumb free of charge. Deal
ers supplied at lowest 1111l111114allrel.
For rill:stn., price lists, &c., call or ad
drums
lIAS. G. BLATCII.LEY,
- -
No. MI I , ll.nEnr Sr.
between 6th And 7th null hlorkot Rua Arch
Phlladollllll.l'n.
Sif-AOENTS WANTED.
GAS FIXTURES
AND
KEROSENE LAMPS
El=l
MERIDIAN BURNER, .
finfeAt and Iteht In the market. It igivoo th'e largext Nth
of ant• tinnier made.
COULTER, - JONES & CO.,
3IANUFACTUItERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
702 'ARCH BT., PULLADA.
102.1 y
QTATERIENT OF {WASHINGTON
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Receipts and expenditures for Dm school year ending
tho first Monday In./1111Q. IDA Tax rats. lowan mil • on
tlio dollar of valuation. and Ono dollar pall tax. •
MEM!
(irons amount of tax duplicate k .3" Si
Lt., exoneralloux 13 1 0 1
collector', commlsidonx Si 10 1443 53
Not amount of lax received
In gi 1 2
Mato aPPr?rlott.
Abatement runt County Treasurer 74 79
Ilaah from Holleubach & ltoberta
Balance on baud from last year.
Total Receipt,
•
EXPIINDITIIKES.
R teachers tor flte mouths
for Noland contingencies •
•• for bulldwg audropalrluit
Treasurer's fees
•
Total expenditures ,
Balance on hand
slllosl
STEPHEN RCIILOSSER. Presldeal,
Atirst:- , -DAVID HOCrOtary.
We the !undersigned Auditors of Washington baring
examined the above state:neat, and and the same Comet
as above stated. •
WILLIAM BLOM,
THOMAS CASEY, -'}Auditors.
WM. SAUERWINE,
WMAINOTON TOWNSHIP, JULIO 7, IRO. • Jo MU
VERY WENT
THE CHEAPEST,
THE 110sT I' EAV . T U
AND MOST DURABLE
T 11 I N ,
.KE - Y6TONE HALL.
BALiA ET & N tIGL.I4I
•
Ilnvo the Inrgeet. beet awl cheapext Block of GLOTHINU
ever got Op 10 this elty,lool well Mettle 10 tit* Hoe, AIWA AS
COATS,
and all othei Uvuda pyrtalalug to DI N N W ILA It
FOR LESS MONEY,
than you can hair elsewhere In Eastern
No Slop .131443,madi Ododb 841. •
CLOTHING .MADE TO ORDER,
Wu keep cunstautly on hand a large and elegant a.kort
snout uf (1001 M, front which custetnom can make Meet
aelvelitma arid 1110, theta made un shOni notice.
Their Gutting Departaieut Is under the genet, taloa at
GEORGE K. REEDER,
441,000,000
who ban hod ninny yearn oxporionce Lt the tailoring bust
nem , and who will Lo pleanod to recniro tho calla or Lin
frrnn•r patrons. '
ire- All work warrontod to Its alio, ver7 hoot.
Coll nod sou our sow }WIRING STOCK, received nt. the
KEYSTONE HALL, • •
• No. 24 West Hamilton Street
•
unzt door. to tho German Reformed .Chltrch. ALUM
TOWN, PA.
A f4ll ussortmout of flootte Furulxhimg 0 oodu always on
AADOY DALLIET
may 12-0 •
PHILADELPHIA.
rir Samples sent by mall when written for.
NO
PAY!
DR. H. 1). LONGAKER,
0 rrolunto of the University of Pennsylvania, at Philadel
phia, has been hi successful practice for natnlior of years
tendori ports of tho United motes; ptoniptly at.
to all branch/is of profession at Ids rooms,
East We of Stott; street. bet. Hain! Win and IVa Nut
No Patent Medicines are used or recemmended; tho rem
-041101 adistlnintered are those which will not break down
the comaitution, but renovate the system from all Injuries
It has sustained from mineral medicines, and leave tln a
healthy and perfectly_ cured condition.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA,
and all diseases of the Lungs, Throat, Stomach, and Liv
er, which yearly carry thousands to malady graven, can
undoubted'' , be cored.
"MELANCHOLY ABERRATION,
that stato of alienation and weakneen - of- the mind which
maniere perm.. Incapable of enjoying thopleaaurea of no.
forming the dutien of life.
RKEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS,
In any form or condition, chronic or acuto, warranted cur
able. Epilepsy. or falling sickness, and chronic or stab
born cases of EMALE DISEASES •spoodilY and radically
removed; Salt Ithemn, Skin Diseases (of years` standing)
every desCriptin of Ulcerations. Piles and Scrofulous
dln
coner, warranted cured or no pay.
in- Particular attention given to private diseases of
every description of both sexes. •
Ladles suffering from nay complaint Incidental to their
sex, can consult Oho doctor with assurance of relief. •
Cancer cured, and Tumors of all kinds removed without
the knife or drawing blood. Dlseaffea of the
EYE AND EAR,
.".„ 4 -re-ro.'i.,io.'ag„.terct,! l ! NY.rxralararycallirwr d e an.
by letter (conlideatially)aud Lund
relririU e,e D it u w " irl ' ia r VeTt l I - actions to RUT Part at taaenanty.
Walnut,: Ku It gide or Sixth ntreci. bytweett Hamilton and
Walnut, Allentown, 1 , 0. apr2S-17
Dili lIUTCIIINSON'S
WORM DESTROYER
Is Um best Worm &lodiclon for rumoring the small Neat
worms from children, without making the child Wok, as
yr
other /mm=o.lolu. do. It will also remove tho MN ,
Worn. aud..tho stomach mono.
IT N AS PLEASANT TO TAKE AS CANDY
NO MEDICINE TO BE a.nr.EN AFTER IT.
PRICE 2 CENTS A BOX
LIT ALL DlLLMoltera AND COUNTRY pcALEus,
Ile gure mid see you get Dr. Ilutchlugou'e Vegetable
Worm lb,droyt;r. See that earl, Lox Ix scrapped Iu a yel
low wr aper. If your drugglot abuuld not bags II milk
I.lgt• p Lit rOr peu.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN,
lEEE
N - yrIIRE'S /TREAT RESTORER.
Sll EitiTZ ' S
CELEBRATED
BirrEß CORDIAL.
This medical prepartitiou le now uttered to the public ho
ari•Ullbil, OUhlinilllU for the runny wortlllesa compounda
'which now Hood the market. It In purely vegetable cow.
posed of various herki, gathered from the groat htorcliouao
of nature and selected with the Walnut care. It Is not iv
eptuinouded as • cure all, but by its dlroct and salutary It.
Sunoco upon the heart, liver. kidneys, lungs stomach
and bowels ; rata both no pruyeatigo sad cure . fur many
of the diamutea to which thone organs are nubJect. It le a
reliable family medicinontall ran bo taken by either Infant
or adult with the sato° beneficial results. It la a certain,
prompt sod speedy remedy for plArriMIA, llyeontery.
newel Voninlnlnt, llyattepaln, Lownem, of Spirits, Faint.
rtv,‘,lirtegtva%. , ,v,roumivi.d.FCivtrotratl;
or it. peralrloux erotic It AMMON AU appetite. proves tI
l idslNONVOiflgeebr of food and will counteract the erode of
liquor few toleute.i. Prepamd by
JACOB SCHUTZ. SOLE PROPRIETOR.
N. W. Cor. Filth and Race, Philadelphia
011.17 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
AVDGIVI RE'S SPANISH HAIR
itEasEli, for promoting the growth, beautifying
the hair and rendering it soft. and glossy.. No other cetn•
pound posnenses the peculiar proportion which so exactly
anti the various condition. of Me human hair. The use of
oil ass dresner has been waiver/lel In every nee
lion of the country in the Spanish Main (or conturien. No
Dwyer:Wien of art could give that elegant luxuriance and
abundance of hair which begot., often been theadminglen
of travelers in Spain. Tide oil Is highlv and delicately
perfumed, forming an article unrivaled to excellence and
upon
" ich the Spanish people for many yearn have act
d' r e 4 durluit approval.
MEXICAN WILD FLOWER 81141P00 LOTION,
•
For removing dandruff and scurf from the bond, whltvalaft
and perfuming the Alm This artlele le sultrily different
from anything of from over olikrod la this country and
is warranted free all poisonous imbalances. This
voluablo lotion was need by ion Fmsseror Maxlinilllan and
Empires' Charlotfit of Mexico, and unlvereally ucod by
Mexicans (of three hundred years. A. t wash (or the
head ln onceink and reircsbing. • When Shoe
need II at re li evesheadache.
$lll5 85
.N 1 7 CIO
A° t I
13 I 1
•
.111c011IRE'll WILD FLOWERS FOR THE TEETH.
AU there who aro In favor of white teeth and 1t ploesant
and perfumed breath ahottld at. °nee use Mal elro'd Wild
Flowers for the Teeth. All these preparations are put up
la the mold elegant and ornamental manner. We make no
exception In saying that try aro ett prustruent.to lady's
toilet table, and nuns can o complete wlthont them.
Warranted sallefactory or money refunded. Dealers
will boor tile In mind. Sold by all reeperteble druttgints
lu the Mated Stoles and Catmint!. Addnnot onion to
RICHARD lical.llßll.
DEPOT AND MANOPACTORT•
gnu 40
40
612
•
No. 20 North Second 81.0 Philadelphia, Pa
'opt S
Cletbiitg.
PANTS,
VESTS
=I
TcDfcintti.
ALLENTOWN, PA
VEGETABLE
AGENT 9,
Phllndolphln
MCGUIRE'S