C
Trot resolution adopted. by thtl 13614 fion
ycntion are short and tO WO point, There
can ne no misunderstanding Grin. They en
dorse the administration of 'Gen. Giant and
„sailor mkt Pikkisidor. I ad,
CIAt 341,gt 4igistet.
ROST. IREDELL, Js
ALLENTOWN, PA,, JUNE 00, 1808
REPUBLICAN" STATE NOMINATIONS.
• FOR GoVERICOR,
GENERAL JOHN W. GEARY.
FOR JUDGE OF 'I'RK SUPREME GORR?.
HON. HENRY W. WILLIAMS,
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY
GEARY AND WILLIAMS.
Half the battle is gained in Loving good
leaders whom the people can follow With con
fidence.. The Republican' Convention in re
nominating Gen. Geary and Judge Williams
performed but a simple act of duty to the nom
inees andlo the party. To say that this was
but the general expectation is not going too
far, for while there might have been some who
preferred other candidates, none even claimed
that others were more worthy or presented
better claims. In 1966 Gen. Geary's name and
record was a tower of strength. Ills previous
military and civil course had made him famil
iar to the people, who believed that one who
had fought so long and so well in behalf of
freedom was deserving of again being placed
In power, when the Republican party was to
show that it could grapple with the issues of
the war and perform its pledges made at its
close. They were not disappointed. The
last three years have lost no town for Penn
sylvania or the party. She has kept up with
the march of progress, and bee Governor has
always shown himself to be without reproach.
The wants and desires of the people have been
carefully attended to, and. the tribute of an
almost unanimous vote in convention is evi
dence that they were not ungrateful.
Judge Williams was fairly elected in 1867,
but owing to the frauds of our opponents,
Judge Shorewood to-day occupies a seat on
the Supreme bench knowing that false natur
alization papers and bogus voters have placed
Mtn there. This fall we trust no such mean
ends will be resorted to and that our nominee
may receive that lilting reward to which lie is
entitled.
The Importance of the contest cannot be
doubted. The administration of Gen. Grant
Just fairly under way is meeting with all sorts
of obstructions, and to lose the State we will
be but throwing further obstacles in the way
of a speedy and prosperous return to harmony
and peace. The XVtit Amendment is a meas
ure to which the Republican party stands
pledged, and to accomplish it we need the co
operation of every loyal State. The influence
of Pennsylvania in the national council Is
great, and her voice can go far to assist in
helping the final achievement of those great
measures which we have undertaken. The
practical results of the Congressional plan of
reconstruction Is clearly shown, and to go
back now would be disastrous. Let us then
keep on In the good work, and by throwing
aside all loose views or personal feelings enter
into the canvass with the determination to
poll a full vote for. the whole ticket. Success
depends on our efforts, and if we lose it will
be becatuttr - of our apathy.
Tun late convention held in Philadelphia,
was one of the ablest that we have ever at
tended. The nomination of Gen. Geary and
Judge Williams being a foregone conclusion,
no particular display of ability was required
and yet we should like to have seen one of the
old field days to bring out some of the many
great men present. From the Fifth district
we noticed Hon. W. B. Waddell, of Chester,
late a member of the Legislature from that
county. Mr. Waddell is a member of the bar
and a rising man. his mannerin the conven
tion betrayed none of that nervous brusque
ness so often shown by the vain word dele
gate. His remarks are always listened to with
attention.
Bucks, Sixth district, sent George Lear
as her Senatorial delegate. Mr. Lear ranks
high as a lawyer and during the last cam
paign we had the pleasure of listening to
several good speeches from him. Ho looks
like a lion and his earnest, emphatic manner
is calculated to Impress the audience.
Schuylkill county, Ninth district, was repre
sented by Linne Bartholomew, well known
throughout the whole State as a man of de
cided ability. Ile is one of the leading men
of his county and always ready to help his
party. The duties of his position were not
new, as we believe he always is selected for
the honor.
Hon. George T. Miller, member of Congress
from the Fourteenth Congressional district,
answered for tile Fourteenth Senatorial dis-
CM
The Twenty-fourth district, Westmoreland,
Fayette and Green, sent the veteran John
Covode, who was greeted by hosts of friends.
Ills hearty, bluff look and ringing voice as he
spoke of the services of his friend Galustre A.
Grow, in Congress during the diffleultEzvith
Rhett and others, when the speaker stood with
spittoon in hand, ready to knock down the
man who dared to lift a lkand against his friend,
brought forth shouts of applause.
lion. Thos. M. Marshall was there from Al
legheny, Twenty-fifth district, looking as
young and active as he did years ago. He is a
power in the West, where the people love to
hear him and know his merits.
Amongst the representative delegates Aver°
Hon. G. A. Grow, the able chairman of the
State Central Committee, Gideon Clark, of
Philadelphia, Hon. James L. Graham, State
Senator from Allegheny, George Lautian of
13erks, (he - wasn't pleased at anything), Ron.
11. L. Cake of Schuylkill, Hon. John Cessna
of Bedford, full of life with his eye and brain
as clear as over, Hon. P.. 11. Osterhout, of
Wyoming, Senator from the Eleventh district,
ion. James B Clarke, of Warren, and others
whose names we have forgotten. ; •
election in Virginia on Monday next
will be a close contest. The result will have
an important bearing upon Texas and Missis-.
sippi, the . only other States who refuseto abide I
by the leSsons of the war. We hope that the
Well's ticket will be successful, for the sake of
peace and harmony. If the rebels are still to
control:Virginia she might as well be left out
until experience shall have taught her that by
a just compliance with the demands of a liberal
government she only can resume those rela
thins which were cast aside by the rebellion.
In Tennessee the fightbetween the ".Stokes"
and " Benter" parties has not abated,. and if
"the late Andrew Johnson" should be elected
Governor (heaven save us I) It will only be on
account of the division in. the Republicans
ranks.
GOVEIIICOIIB Geary of Pennsylvania, Hayes
of Ohio, and Chamberlain of Maine, have been
renominated by their respective States. The
people believe in keeping good men inoffice.
The unanimity shown in their selection speaks
well for re-election in each case.
TIM prevalelice of yellow fever in the island,
of Cupp has induced the health officer at Phil
mlelphis to issue an order requiringall vessels
arriving from porta or places in tliat,Pland
stop at the lazaretto.
tvocate the passage of the Mirth' Amend
ment ; endorse the administration of Gov.
Geary ; express confidence that the Govern
ment will protect the interests and dignity of
the nation in respect to our just elating against
Great Britain ;. express sympathy with strug
gling people of all nations in their efforts to
attain universal freedom ; affirm adherence to
the doctrines of protection, and breathe
throughout the true principles of a free gov
ernment. No glittering generalities, but plain
.doctrines which no man need blush to defend.
ON Friday last Hon. A. E. Boric tendered
his resignation as Secretary of the Navy be
cause of 11l health and for private reasons.
During his short term in the Cabinet he has
shown signal ability as an executive officer
and has brought about many changes In the
naval department which will add to its vigor
and efficiency. Hon. Geo. 31. Robeson, At
torney General of the State of Now Jersey
has been appointed to MI the vacancy. Mr.
Robeson rankSldgh as a lawyer and his ap
pointment will no doubt give great satisfac
tion to the country. Gen Grant does not hunt
long among the politicians forhis officers and
always selects the right man.
ANDREW JOIINSON at ono time entertained
the fond idea that he could establish a • new
political party of which lie should be the head.
Many good men of both parties were Mattered
with the ideit but the wigwam convention
which promised so much could do nothing to
deceive the people. Chief Justice Chase dis
appointed in his hopes of one day filling the
Presidential chair is at the same game in the
South for the purpose of securing a nomina
tion in 1972.
It is strange that so wise a Judge should be
so foolish a politician.
POLITICAL:
The Ohio Republican Convention met last Wed
nesday and made the following nominations for Slat,
officern:—Ooreraur, Rutherford D. llayes ; Lleutenau
Governor, J. C. Leo; Treasurer, S. S. Warner; Suprem.
Judge, Luther Day; Attorney General, T. D. Pond.
Mr. Joseph &gar, who announced himself some
Weeks ago an a candidate for Congressman at largo in Vie ,
ginia, now published a card in The Richmond Whig, to
announce that ho cannot withdraw from the canvass.
With that singular modesty which In an essential part of
the Virginia character—we mean, of course, the chival
rous, "first-family" Virginia character-Mr. &gar In
giving his reasons for declining to withdraw, says:
"For God's sake, let ns have some Virginians in Con
gmsa So far, under the miserable system Inaugurated by
the sonlid adventurers who have taken possession of the
State, soul and body, not ono native Virginian has been
thought of by them for Congress, units. a scalawag of
lowest degree, when at this Juncture more than at auy
past period of our Watery, m e ndesirable to have in the
national councils one bud Virginlau., to the manor
burn—of Virginia rearing—of Virginia Instincts—wimm
conaideration can detach from our Interests. • • • •
Every harms( of Virginia demands the presence of repre
sentatives of unquadiotutblejldefily and ability.
It is to be presumed that say Virginian who might he
uuw Ming to announce himself as one of "our best men."
and a gentleman of unqueationable " must bo
acalawag."
The Conservative Republican Convention of
Mississippi met on Wednesday, and adopted resolutions
approving the Congressional reconstruction policy. uni
versal suffrage and ualvental amnesty, and endorsing
President Craut's administration.
The Maine State Republican Convention ou
Thu nday ru•uomluated Joshua L. Chamberlain (or Gov-
, STATE CONVENTION.
Gen. John W. Geary re-nominated
for Governor, and Hon. henry
W. Williams for Judge of the
• Supreme Court.
The Republican 'State Convention met In Con
cert Hall, Philadelphia, on Wednesday morning,
and was called to onlerby Hon. Galusba A. Grow.
Hon. Henry Souther was made temporary chair
man, and after the usual committees were appoint
ed the Convention adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon.
On the reassembling of the convention a reso
lution was presented and adopted setting forth that
lion. Galusha A. Grow, for the services as Chair
man of the Republican State Central Committee,
and his untiring labors in behalf of Republican
Ideas and principles, Is • ntitled to the thanks of
the Republican party.
The committee on permanent organization re
ported Hon. John Graham, of Allegheny coun
ty permanent chairman. The lists of vice presi
dents were then Lauded in and agreed to. After
other business, of it miscellabcous character, had
been transacted, the convention proceeded to make
general nominations for Governor. The following
names were offered :
General John W. Geary•, of Cumberland county.
General Horace M. Porter, of Dauphin county
General Wm. Lilly, of Carbon county.
General George G. Meade, of Philadelphia.
Hon. Thos. M. Marshall, of Allegheny county
General James B. Negley, of Allegheny county
General Harry White, of Indiana county.
Hon. Gco. B. Lowrance, of Washington county
A motion made to make the nomination of Gen
eral Geary unanamous was opposed by Mr. Lan
man of Becks county.
The names of Messrs. Marshall, Negleyi Law
rence and White were withdrawn, and the con
vention proceeded to a ballot, 'with the following
result :
General Jobs W. Geary 122
General Wm. Lilly
General George U. Meade 4
General 11. ID. Porter 1
Total 111
Geberal Geary, having received a majority of
the votes east, was declared the nominee of the
convention for Governor. -A motion to make the
nomination unanimous was opposed by Mr. Lan
man. A vote was then taken, with but one dis
senting voice—Mr. Unman. Subsequently the
nomination was made unanimous amid the wildest
enthusiasm.
Judge henry W.iants, of Allegheny county,
was nominated fo rge of the Supreme Court
without opposition.
.
The Committee on Resolutions reported.WM
lowing which were unanitnonelradrie .
Resolved, That we rejoice frith° Mt lona' victory
of 1868, which has brought peace, happiness and
prosperity to us as a natioui
Resolved, That we wholly approve of the princi
ples and policy of the administration of President
Grant; end we heartily endorse every sentence con
tained In Its Inaugural address, and especiallY do
hereby ratify and approve the late amendment to
the Constitution of the United States, proposed by
Congress known as the Fifteenth Amendment.
• Resolved, That we have confidence that the gen
enal administration will wisely and firmly protect
the Interest and dignity of the nation lu respect to
our just claims against Great Britain. That wo
endorse the action of the Senate In rejecting
the Johnson Clarendon Treaty known as the Ala
baMa Claims. •
Resolved, That we heattily sympathize with the
struggling people of all nations In their efforts to
attain universal freedom and the Inalienable rights.
of man.
Resolved, That wO cordially endorse the admin
istration of Governor John IV. Geary as wise eco
nomical and honest, and that it deserves, as it has
received, the approval of the people of Pennsylva
nia, and we especially commend his uniform ef
forts to restrain the evils of special legislation. .
Resolved, That the Hon. Henry W. Williams,
our candidate for the Supremo Bench, we present
a learned, pure and patriotic Jurist, who will adorn
the high position to which we propose to elect him.
Resolved, That we reiterate and affirm Our ad
herence to the doctrine of protection, as proclaim
ed in the ninth resolution of the platform adopted
at the State Convention of March 71866.
Resolved, That we endow the ticket this day
nominated, and pledge to It Otli hearty and cordial
su3gort.
red That the chalrma nof this Convention
Is hereby authorized to appoint a chairman of the
State Central Committee on the joint recommen
dation of the eandidatea Ibis day nominated.
Resolved, That the State Central Committee
shall consist during the coming campaign of the
same number of delegates from each county as the
last committee, and they be appointed by the Sen
atorial representatives, except Allegheny county,
which shall have eight. •
After a speech frem Gov. Geary the convention
adjourned am dk.
In the evening a monster ratification meeting
was held at Concert Ilan: Hon. Geo. 11. Stewart
was called to the Chairamidst rapturous applause,
and paid an eloquent tribute to the principles of
the Republican party and the candidates It had
.named. • The meeting was then addressed by Ex
rtilor.x!olocy., Hon. Wayne McVeigh, lion. John
Cessna and others, and adjourned at a late hour
With cheers for the Ticket and Platform.
NEWS ITEMS.
—A number'of female Clerks were dismissed
from the office of the Controller of the Currency
on Wednesday..
—Major General Meade will be present nt. the
dedicatlon of the Gettysburg monument to-mor
row.
—Shocks of an earthotmke wcro experienced at
Beattie, Olympia; and Steelacoom, Washington
Territory, on the 20th 21st, and 23d of June.
—S. S. Conant, who has boon for several years
a leading editor on the New York Times, line been
appointed to the managing editorship left vacant
by the death of Mr. Raymond.
Adolph E. Boric has resigned the position of
Secretary of the Navy, and George M. Robeson,
the present Attorney General of the State of Now
Jersey, has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
—Commissioner Delano has appointed R. L.
Brown collector •of Internal revenue for the
Twenty-third district of Pennsylvania, and his
commission has been sent to the President to be
signed.
—The Treasury detectives have within a few
weeks arrested twelve counterfeiters, together with
plates, presses, dies, d;c. A gang arrested at Fort
Wayne, Ind., had over four hundred thousand
dollars In counterfeit 25 cent currency.
—The store of Leonard, Baker & Co., on Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, was damaged by fire, on
Wednesday night. The store contained a stock
of goods valued at $250,000. The loss is estima
ted at $00,000: The stock was insured for $148,-
000. The building is damaged to the amount of
$B,OOO, bid Is fully Insured.
—The National Deaf Mute College, at Washing
ton, held its first commencement on Wednesday.
The Institution was founded by Amos Kendall In
1857. There were three graduates—one of them
being James IT. Logan, a Pennsylvanian—and
they delivered orations In the sign langnege. This
was the first commencement of n deaf mute col
lege nt which regular collegiate degrees were con
fermi.
MUNDANITY.
Gen. llalleek returns $23,434 Income
Gen. Early In making political stump speeches
Virgluld.
blilo Is to have a Woman Bufllngo Convcnt lot
14uptembor.
Hon. Wm. A. Howard Ilan declined the Muni
u Minden to China.
Henry Ward Beecher loth a brother who played
Addle at the Boston Jul,lle,
Gen. Frank Blair has gone into the Life Incur
ante Agency In California.
The "subterranean elements of European poll
ticx" are reported to be again getting uneasy.
The Boston Post says: "The Jubilee big drum
has been let for au orchestra boarding house."
The wheat crop of the Valley of Virginia. thls
•ewon lo eothowted at women.
Velocipedes are a drug in the New York Mar
ket, $75 ruschlue, won't brlug et auctlou over *l2.
Grasshoppers arc at their old tricks la Utal
roosting on the railroad tracks and stopping trains.
Mary Bcott, of Cairo, Massachusetts, who was
• Id to have lava tho original Mary who "had a Mlle
nth," died loot week, aged at year,.
The Working Men's Union are making arrange
inputs for a grand procession and mass meeting la Nei
York on the Sth of July.
' Shelbourno Falls, Vermont, has a citizen who
claims to be the "champion boron swapper." Ho to 40
years or age, and has traded horses over 003 Mmes.
A German astronomer luta written a pamplile.
o prove flint We are noon to have n necond moon, nud thin
it will be nearer the earth than the present moon.
Newspaper publishers, the Internal Revenue
Commissioner nays, must ho taxed as • • manufncturere. "
The Now York Express don' bknow what they manufac
ture, unless It ho " public opinion."
A fanner, at West Dover, Vt., has been feeding
out hay that has been inhis barn for 31 yearn. It came out
bright and sound, tbe cattlo ato It well, and it was as good
to every respect as bay grown last summer.
A Floridian Rip Van Winkle made his appear
once In 81 Mary's the other day, from the depths of tl
Everglades, bringing two negroes for sale. Ile woo
tordshed and disgusted to learn that there had been a wa
and that his negroes were free.
Gcn. Sherman remarked the otter day Clint, I
his opinion, the shortest way to compel the Indians to he
the down to civilised life was to send ten regiments of no
diem to the Plains with orders to shoot buffaloes nu
they become too scarce to support the rodoklbzi.
A New haven colored man wne trundling a
wheelbarrow upon the sidewalk the other day, when a
policeman ordered him into the atreet, on penalty of the
law, whereupon the colored man shouldered his vehicle,
and .o kept within the curbstone% of the lase and of the
illeanik, remarking, " Ouer• .I t' all buukeym, Id
A week or two ago a young lady of lowa, while
on the way to her wedaiug, was offered five dollars by
another young man If oho would inarry hint, and consent
ed. The disappointed lover was not to ho wholly cheated
out of his matrimony, and therefore proposed, was ac
cepted by, and married the sister of the jitter on the xnnio
day.
Messrs. Stokes and Solder, the rival candidates
for Governor of Tennessee. are stumping in concert: in a
recent speech the former said that he would glee the hU•
for ten dollars If he would tante whether or not he stood
on lie Chicago Republican platform. Mr. Senior answer
ed that be did, and put the ten dollars ItChle pocket. Mr
Stokes does not think Lls money troll Invested.
The Hartford manufacturers begin to suspect
that they haven Rourboa among them. Sonic time ago a
man, with the appearance of a free and easy mochaulc,
secured work la uue of the largo mauufacturing establish
ments la that city, at Id a week. Ile labored nu faithfully
that his pay was noon advanced about al per cent. Measi
lima the man took a pretty thorough look at tho city and
Ito surroundings. Friends of Into secured work lu other
factories la the city, nod everything weal us quietly until
ono day there were some important seizures In the neigh•
borhood for violatiou of the Internal Revenue. The young
mechanic, about this thee, gave up his situation, left Ills
boarding-place, and took up quarters at one of the pried
pal hotel■. What is quite singular, he seems to have a
thorough knowledge of the manner of conducting Lueders.
in many establlslunents In Ilnetfurd, and n very thorough
acquaintance will& the Revenue laws.
The Columbia (Pa.) Spy says that on the farm
of Isaac Steadman, one-half mile east of Mount Joy, there
is to he seen the largest bullock to tho country. Dan is
his name; he weighs nearly 4,030 pounds, is six feet four .
Inches to tight, and measures over ten feet In circumfer
ence. Ile moves about quite brlakly, and In some respects
resembles a huge elephant, being of nearly the same color.
,The Wilmington (Illinois) liuleyoultra, edited
Walt. Steele, toys: A printer lost week proposed to go
laid partnership with us, Ills name Is Doolittle. The
, ilrm name wouldlUmed very had, either way you vet It—
'Steal and Do Little,' or •Do little and Steal.' We can't
Slue. One of us would soon be lu the poor house, and the
othet In the penitentiary.
"Io plain English," soya the Pall Malt Gazette,
we ought never to attach the smallest Importance to any
speech or declaration of policy which cornea to tm from the
United States." TMs Is said ripropos of the general ex
pression of American opinion concerning Mr. Sumner' s
Alabama speech. Well, It to to a certain extent true.
No ono mat's utterances can ever be taken as the voice of
the American people, nor no of auy practical importance.
unless he be intrusted with official power to act. Wa do
not recognise here the shades of responsibilit y which ob
tain to European Governruents;and which Invest different
men or Joanna* 'with ouch modifications of power that%
their aaylngs are to be regarded no • official," " semi
official," "almost aerul-ogiclal," Ac., phrases to be seen
every day In European journals. Whoa Congress Passes
a law, or the t•reaidoot bunco a KUCIRIIIMIUII. or coo of
his Secretaries pato forth au authorised documeut, it may
be regarded ax of official noport. .All oilier utterances are
but a part of public opinion.
TIME RICH MEN OF NEW VOIIK.
The Now York Tribune on Satunlay published
thirty-eight double columns of income returns, al
phabetically arranged, with the figures carefully
transcribed from the official records. There are
seventeen thousand nine hundred and nineteen
names of citixens of New York city, paying tax
on Incomee whiclt range from $1 up to $3,019,218.
An abstract is appended showing the returns of
those who pay tax on Incomes of one hundred
thousand dollars or upwards
Wm. B.' Astor 1079.212
W77OrPM
. Aldrich A
Loring Andrew. mew
Aaron Arnold MAD
Richard Arnold 103,917
James ll.' 8anker....142,337
Beery e. 11,1!
Jas. A. 8ened1ct...,..311,630
Jo.. Gordon Bentiett..l93,6oo
Ciao. 111103 100.950
Robert Bonner 1141,841
Stewart Brown ' LW.=
Neu,,w 213,337
W la n ea vr e 'll! c 74 Co or. g i u tablo..Ll 4 l2. l.9oo : o3s
John Cisco... .... am.fxn
12:49:31 .
1 4. V4 l ialr 27.3 73
Darla Dow 151,641
/mom 11. 800 217,170
B r arr
Fox a) Flake 296,129
Oa, • 271,411
Cor, E. Durham 10,713
Jonah 11. ()antler " BA=
Robert Coelot 133,791
Pater Coalet • 2:13.90
Jay (bold " 130.(0)
Borneo Dray 123.00
David Oroesbeeko....lol, oo s
fancy D. Haight 111.00
MEN'S -VOUTIES. RON'S' at:
NPRINC Ann SCN3II:I, Cl.OllllNc.
Own ANAORTMCNT IN now Pal MCI romptde, ice hare
every desirable, kind and
EVENT anti can OR smia,from the 'dock—tee hare at/
the different style of cot, adaplrd lades, 1n•
eluding the anima and subdued, pre ferral by
Many, as vet II no the ta1...A1 and in.( py.lact)lll6l4l
Pun I.ACON STOCK, NNOA/c8 as In keep cl Cl/ Him, c pat
assortment. NO that nil can be fitted at once with-
out clelay.
OVIt Prllrli AA¢r ALWATA 111:1,0 NAM: roll r.toll, nod
haring purchavd taeip/i/ of late, store th.
elton Woo/sus. our C.lllllllrft share in Mend.
enninget we /ince floes seratrod.
etr.r.a nrlxrl NMI CANN NACI . MVEIX, me how all And
debts to prorble for, and or.. noredd Ord In twe the
• staying customer to loinkr op tosses throogh (fu re
mho do not pay up.
Oi•It lINADY-MADF (iAnIIENTA tang, ;(or to any other
h/ncl• rf n,“O-.lfaflevonids to MM.'. tplito, troy
nue elm be nt wet/ filled from M./a its by gar...l4h.
muds to order nnlltehere, thew are not well le
and equal in every respect. nod Dinch cheoper.
Being manufactured •
DT inn lINNIMP.Da AND THOCOANDA, they ran be sold
cheaper than when made cup singly; hot for the
nevem noolestion of theme who prefer toe ?meeoleo
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choice seirefeci eft.* f l'iere et , le, .1;13,4.1 . 11.g
nil eagles and ',wattles, Foreign 011,1 Denneetie,
tchfeh loin be 'wide up to parasol, by comprfent
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surpassed by none, equalled by few. 'All price,
guaranteed latter than liar !avast clsewhere, nod
fold satisfaction ;morn ;deed c ecru Pucchnsee, 'Sr
the sale canceled (88841 mon ree refit n eh
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May 19-1y•O
WRRORS OF YOUTIL—A gentleman who null
_ll.l fermi for years from Nervous Debility. Pretnature
Decay and nil the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, fer
the mite of suffering humanity, send free to nil who need
it. the recipe and direction for looking the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers Wishing to profit by
the stivertker's eXperionce rani do
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No. 42 Ceder St. Now York.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH
treated with the uttnost snocess, by .1. Isa.yes M.
111111 Prof...of incr.,/ of Mc Rile ' , tut Env: Mac cps
at tatty) in (he Medireil College of Pron.4lllß,llli , l, 12
Vence experience, (hatiterly.of Leyden. Ibillitud,) Nu . sr)
Arch street, Plllll.lOOOl, Te,IIIIII , IIIIkINCM , In. .00 at
Ids tither, The medical faculty are invited to areontpauY
their patients.. he ints no secrets c har ger, Artifi
cial eyes inserted without pain. No for examina
tion. jun:l7-Iy%*
e.---,,—......., pno F. ii. MILTON'S
NUOICATI.
1 STOP
. Mode front extracts prepared in Tacit°
'MAT —a certain and effective remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
COUGH ! Throat. Asthma, Brionchitla and C0n
...w01. Those who try—always
‘...... " -- Y -----' ' it ' l . I . ll ' i l l — t on :1 "- Vi i ra l t r i early i'il ;Pli;• "'' l l 4g,
only 12 cents. Our million sold annually, and sold every
where and by all druggists In Allentown. Cfebl7•ffin.:
TO CONSUMPTIVES.—The advertiser, having
been restored to health In a few weeks, by a Tory
simple remedy, after having Nutlet - NI several Yeats with a
were lung affection, and that dread ilkeiie, Comminp.
thin. In anxious to make known to his fellow Co Firers the
memo. of care. To all who desire It, he will spud a copy
of the prescription used (fret, of charge), with the direr-
Boa. For preparing and nsing then tone, width they will
Bud a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma Brouchitis, Sic,
The only object of the advertiser In mending the Proserip•
Bon In to benefit the afflicted, tilld. spread Information
WIIICII lo willceives r em e Invaluable; and be es every
sufferer try his edy, as It will cost (lain, nothing
.unit may prove aid...lug. •
Parties wishing the prescription will please unlareos.
RE, 1:1)WAlt1) A. WILSON,
Williatahluag, Mug' , Co., N. T.
A GREAT; REMEDY
EMI THE 1,1 , 10: Ill'
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
DR. WISHARYS
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
It I. the vital principle 4.1* the Pine Tree, eidainetl by
peculiar procetta in the olipt Illation of the tar, by which 1
11l
medicasafeprtio , ore retained.
It Is the only -guard and reliable remedy which It ,
over been prepared (rots the Juice or the pine Tree.
It Invigorates the digestive organs and remtilren (bourn,
It strengthens the debilitated system.
It purifies seal, enricher the Mood, mot expeln from the
system the corruption which rcrofilla breed , . Oil 6011111 g,
It iIhOIOIVOA the 11111.1 , 1 or phlegm which Mom+ the air.
passages of the thugs.
Its healing principle acts upon the irritated surface of
the lung,. and throat, penetrating to each diseased Port,
relieving pale and mil/ditto' in
It le the result of yearn ol lady and experiment, and It .
Is offered to the atilicted, with the positive assurance of its
power to cure the following direaser, if the patient, has nut
too bong delayed a resort to the means of cure:— •
Courumptiou of the Lunge. Cough, Sole Throat end
Brenta. Bronchitis. Liver Compliant, 111111.1 and Bleeding
Piles, Arita., Whooping Cough. DlPllwrio. be., be.
We are often asked why are ma other rentediea to the
market for Consumption, Coughs. Colds, [toil usher na
me:DT affections equal to Dr. L. Q. WlsharCs Pine Trio
Ter Cordial. Wo mirk er—
bd. 11 cures, not by stopping cough, but by loosening
and arrirtiug nature to throw off the unhealthy matter
collected about the throat nod bronchial tuber, canning
irritatiou end cough.
2al. Most Throat and Lung Remedies tire composed of
attedynen which allay the cough,for awhile, into by their
conattrlnging effects, tier fibres becom e , hardened, and the
unhealthy 111111104 coaguletll and ere retained iu thin system.
causing disease beyond the control of our inert emlueut
phyriciann,
3d. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its todstantr, are
preferable, because they remove the couro of irritation of
the mucus membmue and brooch lel tuber, assirt the lungs
to act add throw olf the nunhealthy recretiour, and purity
(ho blood, thus scienti fi cally making the cure perfect
Dr. Wishort Iwo on file J of his office lattalreds and
thousands of fltrffifitotles, (root 3to and Woolsn of
vaguest( unable chanech r 'Who erere once hopelessly giv
en up to /fir, but throo al, the I'm rble ars of God tern.
llell losplefely restos, ft to health by the Pine Tree Tor l.'or
dial. A Physician in attendance who can be consulted In
person or by m ail, of chnswe. Price of Pine 'Prep 'For
Cordial sl.fal per Bottle, All per dot. Sent by Ex 'were on
receipt of price. Address L. C. Wkitart M. D., NO.
112 North boned St. Phil:urn, Pa. apr 21.3 t.•:
QCIIENK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED
TONIC and Mandrake Pills, Will one Consumption,
Liver , Complalnt, nod Dyspepsia, If taken areording to
directions. They are all three to he taken it t Ito eau. time.
They cleanse the Niolllltell, relax the liver. and tan it to
work: linen the app..tite heel/Mee good; the food digests
and makes good blond; the patient begins to grow in thsh
the diseased to:Merril...us in the lungs, and then:Oho:l oat.
grows lire disease and gets well. This is the only way to
core onsumption.
To these three medicines Dr. J. If. Schenk, of Philadel
phia, owes Ids unrivalled eucreso in the treatment of pnl
mouttry consumption. ere Pointe:lle Syrup linens the
morbid matter in tint. lungs, nature throws it tar by tot easy
expectomtlon, for when the phlegm or matter Is ripe. a
slight cough trill throty it off, and the patient has reel and
the Inane begin Wheal.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills must
be freely used to rlralne the stomach and liver, so that the
PIO monk. Syrup and the food will make g I blued.
Schenk's Alandrake rills net upon the liver, motor lug
all obstructions. relax the ducts of theall-bladder, the
bills starts freely, and the liver is soon relieved; the stools •
will show what the Pills can do•, nothing has ever been
dangerousxpt calomel (a deadly which is very
to use unti.ss with gnat' care), thot unlock
the gall-bladder awl start the secretions or the liver like
Schenk's Alaudrake Pills.
Liter Complaint Is olio of the want neonlillellt 0101,0, Or
COnelltantiOn.
Schenk's Seaweed Toole Is a gentle stimulant and niter
alive, and the alkali in the Seaweed, which Oils prepara
tion it 1111100 Iteeinte the Stlllolloll to throw out the gastric
juice to dissolve the food with the Pulmoulc Syrup, and it
Is utade into good blood without fermentation ur saurian tat
the stomach.
The great reason why physicians do ant Cate consump
tion Is, they try to do too much; they glue tnedlciun to ?dun
the e0111:11, to step elsills, to stop night sweats, hectic foyer,
and by so doing they derange the whole diestive pourers,
locking up the sect and eventually tine patient sinks
end dies.
Dr. Schenk, In his treatment, hootot try to stop acough, cough,
night Steelltth chills or fever. vt. the rause, and they
will all slop of their own accord. tin ono Call be cured of
Coosamption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Catarrh,Cnu
ker, Ulcerated Throat, unless the liver told stomach tire
made healthy.
It a person has Consumption. of coarse the Inaf,ix lu /11.110
way are diseased, either tubercles, abscesses, bronchial
irritation, ploute adhesion, or the tun .a a mass ef
Daniell. and fa4..tit•caylng. L 1 smeltcast. what must
bo done? It Ix not only the lungs that aro wasting, but It
Is the whole body. The stomach and liver have lest their
power to make blood ont of f I. Now the only
to take Schenk's three medicines which will. bring up a
tone to the stomach, the patient tolll begin to WU tit food, it
wlll'digest easily anti make good blood: then the patient
Imitins to gain In liettb, and as soon ao the body begins to
grow, the lungs commence to only
tray nd curein gets
fleshy and well. Tins IN the only to Consump
tion.
When there Is no lung disease, and only Liver Complaint
end Dyspepsia, ticheak's Scats etsl Teak and Mandrake
1.1.11 s urn sufficient AV Malta the Po Inmate Syrup. Take the
Mandrake rms freely lu all bilious complaints, us theY
perfectly Intrude...a
Dr. Schenk. who has enjoyed uninterrupted health for.
many years past, and now weighs 22.) pounds, wtwe wasted
away to • teem skeirton, in the very jest stage of Potato
nary Consumption, his physicians having Mono:Meet' his
use hopeless and abandoned him to Ids fate., Ile IVIal cured
by the aforesaid mrdirineo, and .lure Ws reellYerY toasty
thousands similarly tank:led have used llr. Schenk'S prep
:Wallet. With the Nana, remarkable success. Full directions
accompany each, wake it not absolutely necessary to per
sonalty see Dr. Schenk, unless Outpatients wish their lungs
examined, and for this porn.. 110 Ix professionally at hill
Principal Office, Philadelphia, every Saturday. where all
teller., for tidy let• must ine addressed. Hein also proft.s•
slonally at No. :T2 Send Street, New York, every other
Tuesday, and at No. ;is Ilanovor Street, Itost.m, every
other Wednesday. Ile aired advice fns., but fur a tinle
011nit examination with his Itesplrometer the price Is $.7 OD.
OM.: hours at each city from D A. AI. to 31'. St. .
Dn. J. 11. SCIIENIC,
15 N. GM Philada I'a
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CIIEAPEIL TITAN EVER. .
mar 104y***
FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF 1869.
In order to further the dissemination of Reunb-
Bean Ideas and to aid In strengthening the Repub..
limn party in Lehigh 'coimty, we will Bend THE
LErtion REGISTER from the next Isaac till after
Rufus Hatch 130,000
A, S. Hatch 7'8,201
Thee. A. Hayerneyer.l4l.lll
H. T. Helmbold 162,205
Elias T. 11111210. 431 . 120
L.P. Hoyt 103.009
Adrian lselln 138,240
B. S. /affray 227,208
Bradleh Johrmon VAUD
Moor/ MeeD
Oeorgo C
H Klrnr. l orns L. Lord 113.490
-1 Ell,
L.P. Morton 124,921
S.D. Morgan mons
()maid 011andorfer..100,000
Wm.C. Shinelander..ll3.lll7
Jos. Samson 1113.714
Benj. Sehleselager....ll9.o3l
Joa. Seligman 100,000
James Seligman 100,000
• Wm. Sloan • 202,207.
Wm. H. Smith 100,671
Edmund D. Stanton..lo2,ooo
Parma Stevens 244,933
John Stewart . , 121,800
A. T. Stewart 9,019,218
Peter H. Sweeney 161,803
Mose. Taylor TD 419
Jonallmn Thorne 120,004
Francis Warden 203,667
John Watson vuono
. Ell While ,2. 118, 1 10
John David W 011e....141,101
the OCTOBER ELECTION, Including the Issue
of October 20th, to any address, Free of Poitage,
100 copies to different post offices
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J JEANEN,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Mato of 1%11'11001114) hall taken the
No. 11 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
Formerly occupied 1,7 R. P. Latnereux, where pers.,
can get FIRST-CLASS PICTURES token at REASON.
BLE PRICF.S. Atrial la all that Is noodod to Whit y eve
ono. COME ONE! COME ALL! ifyou want Photograph
Cartes do Vlsites. Vispiettes Photo Miniatures, Mob'
types. Mulaulotypcs. kerrotipos, etc. Olve no a trial.
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I T. /BANES.
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Jan 1947 Successor R. .. Lamercux•
Sprrial 7_\TUti (Cf.,
TILL REGISTER
FIFTY CENTS,
flaccDantro
OONSIIOIIOCKEN
11011 . 1 ER AND COI I, WORKS
JOHN WOOD, .1 It.,
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TVBE, FLUE AND 1,17,1ND/in BOILERS. 144771
AND STRA dI 11.11011,GATING BOILERS,
All kinds of Wrought Iron Coils, 'Foyers for Blast Fur-
Intro, (11.1111111terli, SinokoStacks, Blast Pipes, Irma Wheel
barrows, and everything in the Boller and Sheet Iron Ilne.
Also, all kind,. lq Iron itud
kinds,rgng,. and Blacksmith
work, JlMers"Pools of all d such tin NV held Buckets,
Netts, Drills Mallets, Sledges. &e.
Having kiel,lllllllllll.ll, and set of tools of nil kinds,
stuckkid workmen, nodtl myself that I
whichu out
With PrOllll4lle. dispatch, nil of will bo
warranted to be tirst-class.
Patching Bolters, and repairing {genera II y. strictly , at
tended to. stir 7-ly
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SrRATTON , S PORTABLE AIR GAN
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.11" R MoNE y BY .11.1 KING YOUR OWN OAS.
THE CHEAPEST LIGHT IN USE.
Stratton's HAS Harbin.: for lllaminating Hotels, Private
Residences, Stores, Mills, etc., Is simple In construction,
consumes all the material used In the manufacture of to,
and Is so cheap as to bring It within thr reach of all. It Is
free front explosions, can he managed by any person, and
produces a superior light to all others, at one:half the cost
iirditiary burning gas. NO FIRE AI•PLIRD TO THE
A ri.An.vrus. it he mi:owd to ordinary gas pipes
and fixtures, the only roriation being In the calitrgentent
of the burner jtqA. All parts of the npparatus lire made In
the most thorough anti wi manlike manner. Superiority
over all taw:Woes is claimed in the following particulars :
First, east of Construction. Second, Illuminating Capita-
It y. COIIII,3eIIIPSS and Simplicity. and constituent
Itopiadillillity of its getting out of order. Fourth. Economy
in use of material. A In:Whine capable glr Mol,l,lllng Ira
homers costs i 7.1.
Any flu tiler Infortaittion will lie giVell and the workings
of the machine explitined by calling upon the agent for
Lehigh county.
C. W. STUBER,
WALNPT STREET, CORNER OF PENN,
(Anovt: c01.T.E41E.)
LENTOWN PA
jYor Talc anti tri.o
F o 9t, S o ' , A e, l.l l . (:lwer ad Reaper. lbn:4old , clt.T . p
A Mply to W3I• F .
WOLLE, God W. 111 4.
420 lIERIAL LOTS FOR SALE.--
Tho undersigned Mier for .11 , 121 sow Cente
nary lots 'lmmediately adjoining the Union CeintentrY. ou
T..atli street.
The 11. will ho sold by mlnsrriptiom and itamediatell
after the whole numbermr disposed of they will be uwat'ials
eil lot In tine .11110 manner as Inn I lio organisation of the
Union sorintltm. Plats or plans of the prenulatnK ran hp
seen at our Mare. my 12 GOOD et RUIIE.
"V",ILUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE
The valuable mill property of Win. M. Kistler, situate
in Lynn tow nobly, Lehigh cloudy. It offered for sale.
In consists of n stone
GRIST MILL
With four
and
id stoups, the machinery of which toop
Rely new and romititutes the best and recent lutprOt6i
mends. Tie wATER POWER NEVER FAILIN(I.
Also.
SAW MILL
t/14.1 , 111/10 water power. The 31111 I. uot noire than
miles from the 11100 Ridge,. and the water power in tho
nearest to said .....
A tract o(31 autos and 63 perches, more or legs, of excel
lent hunt belongs to the above mill property.
Also, 9 mires and 97 perches of Wood hind situate on said
mountain, 111.111 tOWIISIIIP and county.
Further Information 01111 be had by applying to W. D.
Imegenbach, ut Allentown, l'a., or Samuel J. Kistler, at
Lehigh Cu., Pa.
SAMUEL J. KIHTLEIL
) W. D. LOCK ENBACII,
Nay 1:7-11 Assigmeg of Wm. 31. Killer, Ilankropt.
~!ltatcljcs, 21ctdro, fic
'HENRY HARPER,
1;20 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
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WA TCHES. JEWELRY, SOLID SI L VER W A . , ,
Sue n large Stuck, al low prices, of flue
PLATED sPOON*. CASTORS, TEA SETS, &c.
npr 7-3 m
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
No. RI East Ilumlllim otreet, opposite tlio German He
formed C , hurch. Joel receive from New York and Phll
adelplila all tho latest styles •d
GOLD WATCHES.
Ito has the largest and best assortment of old Watches
and at lower prices than can he found elsewhere.
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SILVER WATCHES.
linsa larger and better assortment of Silver 'Watches
than Call Ito purchased uuYty hero else.
GOLD JEWELRY.
the largest uud most ttrrurtineut of ull kind, of
Gold Jewelry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
HP has Jewelry tol better arrortlnetit of all kludx
Mid Plated thau ran be (emu% elsewhere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
8 l i l i d7= 1 11 " lall V t: r fra
suited.
CLOCKS
A larger assortment thou nt any other entabllehusent.
.MELODEONS.
A*oolllll.l ..runent of Prince's Melodeone, the best In
the world.
ACCOItDEONS.
A splendid astioritneut of all kinds of dreordeons.
Ills establishment has lately been fitted op and is now
memind to none lu New York and Philadelphia, 11.1 d ahead
of anything the largo cities. has larger stock
of fasitionahla goods in his lino titan all others In Lehigh
comity combined. To convince yourselves or the above
call and see.
KELLER at BROTHER,
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.
/3213=231721
CLOCKS,
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well regulated and warrnoted. All uteen nail prices, from
idurtgards. A larger assortment of
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
than eau be found In nny other Moretti tho city.
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
'SILV E WARE,
or every description.'
ItTrY-Watcltett repaired on Short Notice.
Clothing.
GREAT ATTRACTION I
NEIV HRH! NEW GOODS! •
CLOTHING! CLOTHING
GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
T. OSMUN & 00.,
4tirrtBBoll . B Jletryte S 0,1141101
BARGAINS
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
E=l
O. •13 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
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We would Inform tho eltixonN of Allentown and the sn,
rounding cotautry that wo aro Prepared with a largo stock
of goods for
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SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
unit Oiler 011'01 In (Ito public at n•nanuable price. To thimo
ho bay their Clothing ready-made, they are prepared to
oiler HAIMIAINS.
• • WIIOLE SUITS MADE TO ORDER!
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS •
Cut and made In tlau latest otyle, aud by the Legit warkolou
OUR STOCK. Or•
CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Ix larger than It ling been before, nut NVO Intend to roll at
very SMALL 1.1101 , 113, nud give our euxtoneurd the bene
fit of our low rurehnhen.
Great quantales and varieties of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
And everything In tho line of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
MEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS', awl CHILDREN'S
READY , MADE CLOTHING.,
CONSTANTLY ON lIAND.
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flout forget dm place, No. 43 Eagt Ilarnitton gtreet, ultra
dour above Sixth lit root.
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T. ()Amex,
war Si tf
Life:;!ifitoirglicc.
THE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Chartered by Spec' Act of Congress, approved
July 25, 1868
CASH .CA PITAL,
I'AID IN FULL.
BRA N C 11. OFFICE PHILADELPHIA
First National Bank Building,
WIWI . ° the general Imxiurxs IA trammeled, and to tvlilch a
general correspondent , ' should ho addressed. .
OFFICERS
CLARA:WE 11. CLARK, Premldeet.
JAY COOKE, Chairmen Eittenco tied Executive Coot.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice-Pregident.
EMERSON W. MEET, Hec'y and Actunry.
This Company offer.. thu following atlYlllitaffrit
It In a National Company, chartered by xprclal aal
I=
It has u paid-up capital ofikl,ooo,olXt
It offers low rotes of premium
It fitrolrbes larger lopturnitci: thou other rontrtaulcit for
I=l
It 1,41141.0 U, mid certain In 111 term,
It is a home company in every locality.
Ito policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no Istmecessary restrictions In do policies.
Every policy Is non-forfeltable,
Policies may Lo token which pay to the Insured their full
amount, nod retorts all the premiums; so that the Insur
ance costs only the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to tho !more& after
a certain number of yearpi, during life, au animal income
of one.tenth the amount llama In the policy.
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon the lives of fa-
It theorem, not to pay dividend. to policy holdero, bu
at en low n curl that dlvldooda will he impossible.
l'amphloth and full particulars {lkon on op
nitration to the Branch (Wilco of the Company at Phllndol
Phia or to Um general Age
GENERAL AGENTS
R. W. ClilillK & Co., Plillndelphis
Fur Pounnylvoula hod Sindham Now Jerney,
Charles NV. Cooper Allentown National Bank Nelson
Weiser, llopublicaner Book More. Agents for ih and
adjoining Counties. Jacob A. Blunter special g rout
Sept 15.1 y
THE WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS'
MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY OF PENNA
Principal 011Ico, Alleutovra, Pa.
OFPICEILM ;
JOHN C. ANRWALT, Protim:ter.
Wm. 11. DESIII.EIt, lir.eitirretur.
MARTIN SEIPLE, TaIIASCILEU.
Board of Directors—Jaime. Aunwalt, Wm. H. flesh
ler, Marllo Mph., Dr. Z. F
_Laßoche, Dr. A. Ureasemer,
eorgo BMW. Ephrai uno., Charles K. Helot,
I. It. Sell, Lewis C. hither, Wm. 11.8. Cross, Peter I.
It, ItomIg•
This Society Is virtually a Life Insurance Company on
plan by which a. person of the smallest means can procure
Its protection to Ids fatiolly In case of his death.
It does not accuntulate millions of dollar. of the mem-
bers' money, an do other Life Insurance Companies, but
each member can retain his money until tailed for In the
ease of the death of any member.
There Is no pessibllity of thin Society falling as the bands
are all In the hands of the members themselves, and the
Society is perely mutual. Members have a right to veto
at all elections for unicorn.
WHY BECOME A. MEMBER.
It to no atom the moral duty of a man to provide the
daily breed for his fatally while ho Oros, than It Is to pro
vide gtg,antit theft being left pinions,. in (ho 0•014 Of hie
death. A POLICY IN THIS SOCIETY In the CHEAPEST
nail SAFEST mod° uf maklog n certain provision for ee l,
a calamity.
YoUNti MEN aro amliable to take leave of life am the
old. heath Is uncertain Wonmk_you, therefore, to cou
older the CHEAPNESS and SAFETY of blearing lu this
Company and be ensured that in cane of death you will
leave behind you tt blosslug 'to a widowed Mother or do
pendent tante!,
Glyo tho subject your thought, gond to the Secretary fur
our circular, consider Ha cheapness and we are . suro• you
will at once take oat a Policy. .
11111110 in anb, Pampa,.
GAS FICTUILT!.
ADDIS & ROBERTS;
hi a
PLU.VRESS AND O.IS FITTERS,
NO. 136 WEST HANIILTON STREET,
(GEORGE lIAAS' NEW BUILDING). ALLENTOWN
Muth, of ans
Li Fixtures of tbn boat . mukOrs, Ilydmo
Hydraulic Ital., ft uud Fordo rumps,
DEEP WELL PUMPS,
Bath Tubm, Water Clowel4 Circulating WOW.: arP.. he.
Special attention elven to putting un rottalde Oa
WorkA In town or country. All work warranted.
'upr 7-ty
pum PS ! PPM PS !
For pure water use, neither bad tasting
wood, rusty Iron, nor poison lead, but tbo
Celebrated Cucumber Pump,
rondo of wild cucumber wood efalfrely
Meats. thimble and ratable. Not a
putout Pump,ut tho good old-11.1tioued
wooden mud by machinery, and,
.therofore perfect nun accurate ip all Lite
carts, raising an equal amount of water,
and rooting , less thou half the money.
Easily arranged so in to ho mt-freezing,
and in construction so simple that any one
enn put ft up and keep a-Incept fr. Attar
thorough triul It is ncknoteledged to he the
DUST AND CHF:AVANT. Twelve foot of tub
ing with each cutup, treo of charge. Deal-
Forupplied at lowest manufacturers rates.
circulars; price lists, dm, .11 or Ad
dress,
CHAS. G. BLATCHLEY,
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•No. 1731 Fmnear Sr. ,
lit.tWt`f 110th owl 7th shtl y tt i ttlit d o o V , t i u d d a, Af . c . h .
.03 - AOENTS WANTED.
G AS FIXTURES •• •
• AND •
KEROSENE LAMPS: -
A OLLEAT Ir•IllETY OP NEW lITTLEN.
MERIDIAN IT URNER,' •
Safest stalks! the inarket. ft altfie the infgett . ILL
of any burnorinade.
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COULTER, JONES & CO.,
MANUFACTUREItS AND WIII/LESALE DEALERS.
702 ASCII BT., PIIILADA.
je2-ly
STATEMENT OF WASIIINGTON
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Reeelpta and expooditures for tho school. yeaz ending
tho first
of
In Juno. IND.
dollart. POVOII mill. On
Rao dollar of valuation. and Ono poll tax.
•
Oro. amount of tax duplicate
Less exoneration. -f7
,`• collector's commission. Si te 140 53
Not amount of tax received 1100 fC
State appropriation .100E4
Abatement from Cnuuty Treasurer - 74 7 , 11
Cub from ltulloubach at Buboes.
Balance on band from last year.
• Ttitil litcelpts,
En=
Id 11 leacher. for five months ,
•• for furl sod condos/melt.
'• for building cud ropalrtull•
Treasuror'o foes
512 4 g/ 0
14115 BO
STEPIIEN BCIILOBBIIII, Pmaldesl.
dttest:—DATlll Prree, &Retry.
Total expenditure*
al auco on hand
We. the funderetened Atuttters of Washington hutting
telebved Use above etatetueub nut find the mune 00000(1
above elated. . •
• , WILLIAM nioss,, . • •
.TIIODIAH CARRY. Andltois.
WM. SAVEItWINIL •
WAPAINOTON TOWNIIIIP. JUDO 7, 18111). JO i(1-3t
TIIIE VERY: RENT
THE MOST BEAIJTIFUL
BA LIAM' & N A Orl, 11
novo the Inmost. beot null rhouprot .luck of CLOTIIINO
over got up lu thto cIIJ.IIIIJ Kull (Lord, lu tholr/hco, ouch en
COATS,
ISM
t,i,ooo t ouo
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IN 011
•_ .1!15 9)
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11141 i BO
213 in
1377 ID
um
, (VC -
Mt CHEAPEST,
AND MOST DURABLE
O. I, 0 'l' N
N 1-1 A LL
PANTS,
and nil other Ooode pertaining to MEN'B WEAE
FOR LESS .MONEY,
than you can buy elmewliere lu Eastern Peitheylenula• '
No Stop Shop 'nada Gooda aold.
cLurnma, MADE TO ORDER.
We keep consiantly on hand a large and elegant niodert•
ment 01600110, from width C.tblllent can make theft
thlectlone and hare them made up o ehort nonce.
Their thatlng Department In under n
the eupervleloa of
GEORGE' K. REEDER,
whnhas loony yenri experlenn , In lho 'alluring 1.14
ore. nod Nvho will be pleased to receive the tolls or Lin
looser patron, .
OZ — All work warrented to La of the very bent.
Call and two our new SPRING STOCK, recolvad nt Ilto
KT YSTONE HALL,
No. 24 West Hamilton Street
next door to Ow Outman Reformed .Church, ALLEN
TOWN, PA.
A full' wolort tnrul of (loran' Furubildur 000th plwayg nu
AARON BALLIET
may 12-if
PHILADELPHIA.
e Samples sent by mail when written for.
# CebfcfnaL
NO aillE, NO PAY !
• DR. H. D. LONGAKER,
Graduate of tho University of rounsylvants, at Philadol
pMn, has boon in successful practice for a numbev of years
in variousarts of the United
don a t
promptly at
tend to all branches of his profession at his room.,
Best stde of Sixth street. Dd. Homiltdo and Walnut
ALLENTOWN, PA.
No Patent Medicines are used or recommended; tho rem-
edies administered aro those which will not break down
the constitution, but renovate tho system from all luirifiell
it has sustained from mineral medicines, and leave It In a
healthy and perfectly cored condition.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA,
and all diseases of tho Lungs, Throat; Stomach, and Liss
er, ‘vhich yearly carry thousands to uuthuly graves, can
undoubtedly be cared.
MELANCHOLY ,ABERRATION,
that elate of alienation and weakness of (ho mind which
renders persona incapable of ouJoying thepleasurosofptr
forming the duties of life.
• . • .
'RHEITMItTIEVAI AND PARALYSI S ,
in any form or condition, chronic or acute, warranted cur
able, Epilepsy. or failing sickness, and chronic, or slut,
born cases of FEMALE DISEASES speedily and radically
removed; Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases (of years' standing)
ovory descriptln of -Ulcerations, - Piles and Scrofulous die.
eases. warranted cured or no pay,
/Es— particular attention given to private disoases of
every doncrliflion of both aexes,
Ladles suffering from any complaint incidental to their
sex, can commit the doctor with toommoco of roller.
Cancer cored, and blood. Mall kinds removed without
the knife or drawing DiMe6.lOl, of the
EYE AND EAR,
suresmfltlly and effectually removed or Ito clump made.
.037- lir. Lonaaker will make visits any dlntanco If do.
sired; eau be addreased by letter (coulldoutially)aud wed.
Woo Kent with proper dlrectloue to any part of nit) county ;
(trees: Eoot 'tido of Sixth drool, Witco.. Hamilton and
Walnut, dlloptowu. Pa. 'wag-1y
D li•
lIUTCUINSON'S
VEGETABLE
WORM -DESTROYER
In the bent Worm Medicine for removing the nmall neat
worms from children, without making the child etch, en
iother worm medicines do. It will nine remove the •ittPe
worm and the ntomach worm.
IT IS AB PLEASANT TO TAKE AS CANDY
NO MEDICINE TO BE GIVEN AFTER IT.
PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX
P 01. D UT DRUOillWra LTD . cOUIRTILY. DSALIMS
Bn sore and see you get Dr. IlutehlusouN Vegetable
Warm Dmitroyer. Sco that each box Is wrapped In a yet.
tun, tyramter. If your clragglat should nut hare It ask
tut to get It for You:
JOIINSON,DOLLOWAY & COWDEN,
apr2l.ly
NATIMEIC CREAM nEwronEn•
Silk: ET Z' S
CEIEUIUTED
BITTER CORDIAL.
medical preparation la now . uttered to the public as
*reliable substitute (or the Limey worthimw compounds
wil icirnow flood the market. It is purely vogetable,cem
posed of various herbs, gathered from the great storehouse
of nature and selected with . the utmost care. IC not re
commended as a cure all, but by its direct and salutary In
dere. upon the bract, liver, Weeds. lends. atemekb
and bowels acts lath as a preventive and cure for Many
of the diseases to which those organs are subject. It Is a
reliable family modiclue and can be taken by either Infant
or adult with dm same beneficial its, It is a certain,
cr:2 1 .1112 d y remedy I.:vrl.Z.raut . p.l l :ll:l•Tt r it . li .
i. hick II ada . cle4 Age. tier Chills and revere of all
tin c ds it is far bettorand rotor their quinine without any
'r r i l u rl t 7 cifa as appetite;
pe a lreseooUdldVlcceTlt wee
...0r.• . .w
minute.. prepared by • •
. .
JACOB SCIIEETZ, SOLE PROPRIETOR;
N. 'W. Cor. Fifth and Race, Philadelphia
ettovl7 BOLD BT ALL DIDJOOISTS.
M 9 GUI RE'S SPANISIIIIAIR
DRIPISER, for promoting the growth, beanUfYing
the hair and rendering It soft and glossy. No other sem.
pound
the oirtrt t r a Zf V ni r t l aT " TlVVe li e l f
this oil as a hair dresser has been universal In every sec
tion of the country in the finitely& Main for centuries. IV*
Preparation of art could give that elegant luxutisnee and'
abundance of hair which have. often Keen then dmiraUen
of travelers Spain. This oil Is highly and delicately
Perfumed. forming an article nonrated in excellence and
upon which the Spanish people for maul' years Lace eel
the nail of eadortug approvw.
• . . •
iiniXICAN WILD FLOWNR RIIANPOO LOTION..
•
For removing dandruff and scmcf from the hemi; whitening
and perfuming tho skin.. This article Is entirely different
from anything of the kind ever offered In this country and
Is warranted Iron from tat poisonous substances. This.
valuable lotion was used by the Emperor Sfax
Imilllau an
Empress Charletta, KnXICO. 41111.1.111111'0541,UY 0144,11 r
MeZ
it for tres - undrc& awn: Wisahlta the I
head is cm ling, rimming nod refreshing. Whou thus
used it St On. rellOVed headache.
.31(ca WEE'S WILD FLOIVBRBI'OR TIIR TEETH.
•
All thong who are InfaYor of white teellrand s pleamot
and perfumed breath 'Mould at come tom McGuire'. Wild
Flowers for thu Teeth. All those preparallous are put up
In the swot elegant and ornamehlal Mannar, We mak uno
exception in ettylun that they ate as ornament to a lady'.
toilet table. aud uoue eau bo complete without them.
Warrauted .atisfactory, or money refunded. Dealen
will War thin lu wind. Sold .by aU rosnecbt druggist.
lathe United State. and Canada.. Addresm o ni o n to
. , • • UICUAUD hIcOUIRR.
DIMOT lea '3IIIII,IPAOTOOY.
So. 20 Nora ,Second, St., Philadelphia, pa.
onept ' "
VESTS
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AGIZTO,
Philadelphia