spontaneous words which ho had spoken to
his guardian In many days.
"Mr. Buffum I"
"Well, Sir I''
"Some time since conversed upon, the.
subject of my marriage, in connection with my
father's will. HOW that conversation ended I
need not remind you. I think proper, how
over, that you should not learn from other
sources than myself the fact that I am now en
gaged."
Mr. Buffum's paper dropped from his hands.
Pushing the coffee away, he fixed on Adol
phus a stare of stupefaction.
" Engaged I Oh, Adolphus I I am sorry
if—if—if—l was—l know Vwas-L-overstrong
in what I said. My poor boy, I really didn't
mean to drive you to that !"
"Drive me ? Not you I think any body
who tried that would find himself mistaken in
his man I"
" Oh, ,Vlolplitis I" groaned :Mr. Minim.
" Who is it—the girl I mean'"
" Thrit•is a.frank question, but shall be.ith
swered as frankly. The lady is Miss Lolly
13urrill."
"Oh ! lam sorry !—I nm very sorry
swear I am !!'
" Why should /ma be sorry ? It only adds
a couple of hundred thousand to your small
estate."
Oh, the goldenness olsilenee ! Could Adol
phus only have spared this slant and let his
guardian's heart work for him, the last rem
nant of Mr. Ilutrum's ohstinacy might have
111 , 11C'd SW%ty in the • warmth or ills Sympathy
for youth and lielplessnes,i. But this great art
of silence tie yontli laid not learned. Truly
apeeelt is silver at the be...-tt. utte❑ 11rS1:1116 and
Vill'llil. NVith all the lore of his nature (hoop
ened down to pothers, all logic WU:U . lll'd into
lull Mum , . 11*. ilullunt fiercely retorted :
. . . .
•• Yes, Sir, you ire right ! • should not he
sorry ! I should know toy rational duty us
an executor, and do it without regard to the
weakness of human feelings. Yes. and 1
You may be sure of that, Sir—l will'"
"So I expected, Mr. Bottum. lam not
disappointed in you—not in the least. Sir
With that Mr. Ilutiton once more picked up
Its newspaper and plunged into the tariff arti
cle, while Adolphus coolly entered spun the
dkenssion of his steak, from which t!u• length
of this. interruption of the happy family's
reticence h a d perceptibly subtracted neither
heal or flavor..
)Ir. Bit Mint. litiwe‘,.r, thought much that
he did not say ; and immediately alter finish
ing the meal. without warning to Adolphus,
set forth for his lin,t neighborly call upon till
thirrills. As he went, he one 'moment toil
himself that he was a fool for going ; the next
that a stern sense of duty, supported by all
111111111er ”r rational arguments, demanded the
visit imperatively. Ills linal resolution, as lie
111.,ontod the piazza and rung the bell, was to
curb hi, natural tendencies toward argument;
and, as Mrs. Murrill was a WOIMITI. therefore
utterly unable to reason. to take her on the
soft sid, her affctions.
Ile ha ll.xpvcied a rustic reception—a cold
sepulchral room, scented with the mouldy hay
which pruteetice economy had spread under
an ingrain carpet of dazzling red and green,
lealpattern ; hearse plutnes„, ‘ ,...nstivtragus in
tangs on the u n ultle•piece ; n stimll table, with
an ac'cordi'on on it, between the NVIII(141V3
111111 11111 in the middle ot'the room sup-
porting a hasket of dropsical was Spitzenbergs;
and une crimson) nan•occo annual titled "Book
of Beauty." in the infancy of mezzotint; a'
mortally lard-hotton u •d sofa with a colllny
smell in all the ages since it left the upholster.
er's undissipated by the wear ol• any familiar
sitting down. tin this last 'contrivance lie had
anticipated an hour's.tedeqt-tele with an elderly
female in tears and rusty bombazine, more
gifted in wise saws than syntax, and ready to
give up any thing Mr the sake of peace.
Having planned his method of proceeding
(a) the hypothesis of such a state of things,
Mr. MIAMI) experienced from the start an
utter overthrow ol• all his premeditated ar
rangements for saying and (Ming. Ile was
ushered by a respectful family servant into a
little gem of a parlor, where woman's tasteful
est hand had limn inventing and adoruing—
till where her presence hail /iced and
everywhere dim,—,l itself like a subtle atmos
phere.. 'I he ea iodt
,uf Hutt lie hail
tiVe•l' siti is I , e while the maid ven
to liiiiimmee Liar h. her mistress, and thi
luxitrimi, mixionsl
,Artigglt•tl to improve Ie nt.‘v•consitlering hie
ntetltt.tl ttrappronelt. hc lind not much kis
lir., tor ntin vsst•ntial task. tittO bud tzcarcely
it, the ont• rr.nlnliun whicit
lull not t.:1111,1...,1 conittlt•it• fre,l4TIY31.111(111-1111
to reason II II but take her on her
Soft fide—,lvden llrs. Berlin entered. Ilex
motherly sweet fare, r gentle dignity, her
plain rap. and her general air or mild charity,
Mr. !haunt at onee round quite reassuring.
1 ant your next neighbor, Mr. Bulbul',
Madam," Raid he, rising with a bow ; "a very
quiet sort or persoll—seldom go off my little
place to visit any where—must beg pardon for
the lateness of this introduction--perhaps,
since I come so late, for venturing to intro
duce myselrat all.•'
" I pray you won't apologize. I\ - e, too, arc
very quit4;and receive few visitors so
indeed, that until yesterday, it quite escaped
me that we had never seen you here."
" If an apology were necessary, Madam, it
lies in this. lam ardently attached to the son
of my deceased friend, .Me. Shearsworth." As
you may lie aware I am his guardian, and I
have only just come into the possesion or cer
tain facts regarding him which concern both
yourself. and me, 1 may say. very deeply.
You are a mother, Mrs. Harrill?" ("There!"
thought the sanguine !haunt, that most
fetch her ! It's what always filches them on
the stage.'')
"lam, Sir."
" You have au only daughter, I believe,
Madam ?"
" You believe correctly, Mr. Buffum."
" Her interests are, or course, very dear to
you. Now. Madsnt (I am alaint to impart
facts which may not be known to you), sup
pose that some relative hail left your daughter
it large property on' condition that she married
a man, every way honorable and respectable,
whom the relative designated in his will?"
" Pray let me hear your whole case before
answer„ Sir."
" And suppose that, in the event or her re
fusal to receive this gentleman's addresses, the
entire property I have mentioned went to an
other pet on—a friend di the family—under
these circumstances what would you wish
your daughter to do Y"
"That would_depend upon several contin
gencies. If she wanted the property, and
the loan specified, I would advise her to waive
any scruples she might naturally have as to
the original striking impropriety ()I' the condi
tion itself, and marry the „gentleman as if no
such shameful proviso had been tacked on - to
hint."
" But smmose"—(Mr. Minim began speak
ing quite loudly and growing very red in_jhe
lace ! then said to himself, " Ilang it !. he
wouldn't get mad with an irrational woman")
—"that she wished the property, tint had no
romantic feeling for the mat?"
"Permit me to correct your login," said
Mrs. in a tone of gentle yet judicial
dignity. "in speaking Ora 'romantic' feeling
Ave wander from the issue. Lore, I believe,
was the subject in question, and though that
involves romance, it is far from being all.com
prehended iu it. Trim love has always abun
dance of romance, but differs decidedly from
mere romance in molly respects. Now we un
derstand each other. Proceed if you please."
Mr. Button) almost .gasped with surprise.
Nt hem won that woman's soft side? Talking
logic 'of her Mr n accord, and to him?
Let us say, she doesn't love the man,
then !" spoke, he, explosively.
" In'that case I should not need to advise
tnyllaughter, Mr. Minim. She has been
brought up to Christianity and honor. Her
natural good sense and womanly pride, more
over, most always save her from the degrada—
tion of bestowing her hand where tier heart
• did not accompany it, especially for so
base a consideration as money."
"But suppose the testator were her father,
and made the conditions front the most ration
al motives?"
"I should join issue with you, Sir, on the
question whether any motive with such an
end could be called rotionoi. Among civil
ized nations it is well settled principle that
even the nearest relationship gives no title to
coerce the conscience of a subordinate. But,
even did the title exist, the terhis or the con
dition render obedience possible by either of
two courses. Since all womanly and Christi
an honor forbid obedience in the way of ac
cepting the legacy, we come to the final point.
She rejects the property. What must she now
do? you would say."
" Exactly what I was about to ask," panted
Mr. Suffern, with the feeling that he was on
trial for his life, and Mrs. Harrill sitting in
• Oyer and Termincr.
" In that ease, it' she still wished the prop
erty, her proper course would be title : To go
frankly to the other conditional legatee, and
tell him that she was unab'o to LAM the
condition. • Supposing him really n Christian
gentleman, he could not fall to make instant
answer that the propqrty was still hers by ev
ery principle of nattuaright and honor ; that
from the moment it fell to him through her
refusal to comply with the foolish and op
pressive condition, deeds of release in full
awaited her at his hands. If ho proved to be
nation; but a mere sponge, • Whose Filename
it wie.to absorb all his neighbors' moisture, ho
would t dive to give her her own—swallow
up her patrimony ; and' she would leave him
alone, feeling able to pity rather that willing
to despise him : leave this sponge alone to feed
the draught he had drunk on another's lawful
spring fester within him like atlery acid.
Were she weak enough to desire revenge, she
might be sure it would never be other than
a curse to him. I believe I have met your dif
ficulties; Sir ; but what, may I ask, gains Me
the honor of your selection as nn adviser upon
such a question ? You spoke as if your cause
were not altogether a fictitious que. Is it pos
sible, then,that you mean to give it any per
sonal application ?"
Mr. Buffum arose, with his face scarlet, and
looked for his hat with. as much trepidation as
if it were his head he wanted.
"No ma'am—nothing personal—nothing
but—well—l did come to speak of a case—of
Adolphus, my ward—but—never mind—some
other time perhaps—"
" You have sought my advice in regard to
Mr. Shearsworth, then ?" said Mrs. Burrill,
calmly.' "So I infer that his was the case you
supposed. If I not correct in this supposition,
take this counsel to your ward. T,o begin his
young life with a crust en his table-n spring
of good water outside his door—the hardest
toil to occupy the strength of his daytime, the
rosiest roof to shelter him at night, without a
grain of that gold which is so often. a curse at
the best—which is always so, a thousandfold,
if meanly bought with dishonor—thuS bid hint
begin Isis life—but not without We! Tell
hint this counsel comes front a woman who did
all this for her husband—a widow whose hus
band, while he lived, bore all this for her.
Tell him that for this she cherishes his memo
ry as a blessing and a glory beside which all
that the gold of the Actors could buy would
seem to her like the poorest, meanest dross."
All this time Mr. Buff= had been standing
with both hands clinging tightly to his hat
brim, as if it were some stout cast-iron support
to lose which were to fall prostrate. His eyes
were fixed on Mrs. Morin with the steadfast
look of fascination; and when, as she conclud
ed, he attempted to speak, the only words to
which lie was competent were the proper, but
not very logically forcible ones :
"Good-morning, Mrs. Burrill."
" Good-morning, Mr. Bullin."
After which Mr. Buthun struck a bee-line
for Aristotle Cottage, with the dazed gait of
one who walks in a dream.
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;00D CostmoN SAum—llalf pint bowl o
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.a
glass of rose Nrater whipped to a cream. Then
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add half n pint of boiling water, stirring well
for two or three minutes.
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011 and aril, JANUARY IS, ltitG, Patoleogor tralti
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the L. V. 11. it. Local Pasaeuger train from Easton,
Bethlehem, and Allentown and connects at Al.Bartia
with a train oa the East Transylvania it. it. for Beading,
Ptsit•vill••, Harrisburg and Philadelphia, and also with a
train for Allentown, Bethlehem, Paulen and Now York.
Tho moraing train East monocle at Al-Martin with
train ott•E. P. It. It. (rota Allentown and at Cat...,
ikllll with trains 011 the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Snuck
Chnuk,'Wilkes-Ilarre, &Tauten, Philadelphia and New
York, and with the Loltigh S Sung itehttana It. 11. for
Ll••thlt•liern, Eaglet!, Philadelphia :tad New York.
The :LOU P. M. Enda West counecht at ALBurtia with a
train on the Most I'rno. Railroad fur Reading, Pottsville,
Harrisburg nod Ph ihnielphia.
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of n train from Allentown and of a train making connec
tion,. at Reading with toll. from Philadelphia, Howls
burg, Pottsville, Ac.. and connects trith locale atwenger
train, n the L. V. It. at Catasauqua for Allentown,
Ill•thiebein and Easton.
PerlsOlis WlNhigg lit go to Allentown can take the taunt
ing train Weht to arrive at Allentown S:4oa ni,
and return by a train on the East Penusylvanla It. It.
leaving Allentown at 4.31P..11. •
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EYE GLASSES. he.
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unclog devoted a great deal of care and attention to the
Spectacle buelneee for these but few yearn, I And that my
butolueon to that line ban Increased no much that I have de
termined to make It a SPECIALITY. There le no article
manufactured to whileh there is no much deceptien tmrae
tired a. there Is In Spectacle Games. Knowing that the
public have been frequently humbugged by Parties pre
tending to have a superior article of °lames, and charging
exorbitant price, for them, thereby trafecing upon the ne•
cessitiee and Infirmities of age, I have taken pains to se
lect friary. and complete amortment of the finest and best
Glasses ever manufactured, thou affording all parson.
needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at res•
amiable prices. POIIIOII3 having auy diElculty to being
tinned elsewhere will do well to give me a call, an I feel
confident that no one will fall to be nutted. Remember the
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horoltlnot Moorkrepertt, lltot N.
THE PATENT WIRE
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREEN,
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Give ventilation and Ilea,
Screen front view and exclude
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FLIES, MUSQUITOS AND OTHER INSECTS
THE ADJUSTABLE 11-/NDOIV.S6REES
023 MARKET ST., PHILAU'A.
For sale by Draler.la llouge•Fornlobleg.
• ions 26.2
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Is warranted to keep all kinds of Fruit Preparations of
Fruit and Tomatoes, without being air-tight, furs penny
a quart. It la • patented article to prepare food, and no
teu healthy, no patent would bo granted, Price 60 Cent.
a Package. For Bale by all the principal Grocers, and
Illannfacirtred only by ZANE, NORNY 4k CO.
age 90 gm 196 N. Second St., Philadelphia.
iFECatclics anti 301)&0
urFEft,
WATCHES A NDEWEIAIN
N... 14S NoRTII SECOND pH 11..1.
Y.)A" W ".'"1"-.
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ure ont.tantly oti hand.
1:11;,. 11,9- I:vioninlig ,5 NV,llele,ttitl proloo11) .
: , 4111:11•IY
I{.lkA VD 4)2';' , .ti NG
A ~r
NEW ,I ENV H.1:1; I
li. ti. Micii
-10..11 mid vicinity It..ia. oncnnil it liciv VEL
iit
NO. 36 WEST HAMILTON STREET
Where t:.. ‘0111,4.1,....n•1ati11y on !mud au
I'LOCKS. JEVVl'.l,ltrut inlet, to ,tail:••
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atehe. und ji.,:elryvarefolly teptlred:
IL Weller 1,1.1.:r nn and rstreful zueeletnie, re
bp.0.1 fully a.k. the putroluge of the
2:4.61n
ESTABLINIEED ISSI
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A I.\ Tr it I. E A
hiTilem hi+ patrl, :111.111,.. g , Ii••1:111y, t•• h: , Net,'
Ne.l:thi(7lll-: , TNUT51'.1 . 1111..11 , U.1,1.111.1.
they h 11l H ttg 1111,:.• air.l ,11 . 11 . . t.W DIA -
3tostis tyATeIiE N , .11:WEI.1!1".
hi! WA HE, :It 31.e6enth• Pere-.
N. al al raserally Lapair. A.
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE at all 1.111.1.• anala to
July 14.0aL
1 N CONSEOPUENVE DINAS -
tr.,. Ora, whirl, In .I.taaary tloAr.ty..lllltoar 'tare
atal It. ranteuto.
I. E. (_':\l.) \\'l:l.l.
11:iYe had 4 , P,1:11i)• in Cnt..ri..• “ItO. ill
nil entirely
NEW S'itk;K .OF CHOICE GOODS
Wlllcll are now opened nil ready ler examination.
EBY PINE PARIS MANTLE CLOCKS,
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BRONZES, GROUPS AND FIGURES,
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C., &I
M 0 I) E 11 A 7' E 1 (," E
For the Imo. put at
819 (lIIESTNUT STREET,
PIIIT. A I)ET.PIII.\
11111/1 - 11 1-•1:4-1y111
WATCHES, JEWELHY,
SILVER AND PLATE!) I\ . ARE
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
No. 2:1 Ea.! Ilhinllloo ntrowt, opp,,ito the livriolth It
ornied Chore', .IhAt rl'Velvell front NeW York and I'M
delphlu; •ll the latest ntylrn'
Ile luta tho largest and heat nanortment of (told, Wattle!.
lint at lower Prirv•h than curls Le (1111111111,11,r1101,
Ile Item at larger :tad better a...linen: at r , 11V1.1 Watela
Lan can be parclatotell auya•Lere el.,
GOLI) .1 Ell' 1 , 11,1( Y.
to,artaa•at or an kind
GILT ANIiPI,ATE) JEIVELItY.
Ili. Inns a larger and hell, n••orlanmt of all kind,4 alit
and Plated Jewelry than rnu Le tonail eIACW her,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
die Its,. u Mlll.lllll u•sortan'ul .d 511vrr nod I'lated \Va.
Any pentnt deelrlng woml• jin thlh Ihu• rillt 1101 toll
.11PC
A Ittrger uxiortmont thou rtt any other B , lohliphawat
MELODEONS.
A 4110011 d nmsottilWitt of ]'rh,c , •'x the In
the world.
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• ACCORD EONS.
A oplondld aa.orltnent of all kind• of Arrordem,
1114 eotablbill 0001 bus lately loon tilted up, 0101 la 001 v
nOOOOllO WI. h, Now York and 1 1 1111:0101111da, tOOl ahead
of anything 11111 Side lba iorgt , lle haa n larger 20oek
of faahloullble goods lu Ids line than all others 10 Lehigh
county combined. •lb row:lnce yourael v,. of the atone
call nail 101,
KELLEIt
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON S'l
well regoluleil'und werreeliel All sizes end price.. fr.
11r4 llivertle. A ler,A.r aseurielelti of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
than cuu too found In any tither •tneelu the city.
JEWELRY Oil' ALL KIN OS,
511.V1 ,1 ,11 IV - A PE,.
of evory
43 - Ntintrlirs n•pnired nu Sloal Notice
pENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COL-
A. LEGE.—The Foil session will connnenco
Ten. nooloralr. For Catalogue.. 11.1.1 r .. tlo. Pr 04.101.1
J. I'. $111:1131.331, A. 31.,
J IT 21.2n1 Co110;8,111e, Mon Cy. Co.. Pa.
ALLENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGI
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THE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION
BEGIN ox
MONDAY THE OTH OF SEPTEMBER
roady TEE COLLEG
alhal E
th pro,. of el...dial', Nrlll 10.
far aceopo o .4'l sexalou. H
I p
ace ample nremalloalailuna for ening a
largo o.l
halaber of iii
dents from abroad.
THE COURSE OF INSTHITTIHE
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le divided Into three departments : the Print:mi.. Academic
and Collegiate. Eight experienced and competent lead:-
era employed.
Phii lti, /P/1111.
TERMS FOR BOARDERS.
11..ard, Tuition, Dar:tithed mon, Buhl mul furl, err
pear,
Ig lU i t ter information, whir sti
july 21.2.tu ' ltYv. W. R HOFFORD.
BELLE*UE. •
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ATTLEBORO, BUCKS CO., I'A.
The nest .clout year of Ras Inntitulo for young Ladles
COIIIIIII.ICeS .
Addrenn too Principal
•n•11-1w
rrlIE MILL" SELECT FAMILY
-A- nommilia scitoot.
• An English, Classical, Mathematical,
Scientific and Artistic Institution, - -
AT POTTSTOWN, MONTGOMERY' COUNTY, PENNA.
The First Term of the Nineteenth Annual "kofl.loll will
commence on WEDNESDAY. ilot - Sth daY of SEPTEMBER
next. Pupils recelyWt . t i n t y o Or mi ttr E pr ad.
dreg.
REFERENCES :
REV, DIM —Dictum, Schaeffer Mann, Krautb, Soho.,
Muhlenburg. Starter, Rutter Stork Conrad, Bomber
ger, Wyle, Storni. Murphy. Crulkshauk, etc.
BONS.—Judge Ludlow, Leonard •Myerx, M, Emmen
Thayer, Benj. M. Boyer, Jacob S. Font, Me.ler Clymer.
Johtt Klllluger, etc.
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61308.—JameS K. Caldwell, James L. Claghora, v.
(trove. T. C. Wood, Ilarvey Bancroft, Theo. 0. Dons,
C. F. Norton, L. L.lloupt, S. Cross Fry, Miller & Derr,
Charles Wanamacher, James, Kent. bantee Co. etc.
Maga/
MIME
.1 EAV
JEWELERS,
BEIM=
'cow I ••12n
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GOLD WATCII ES
SILVEI2 WATCHES
CLOCKS
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER STII, 180
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th
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FOR YOUNG MEN AND 1:01 - 8 !
411cbicina1
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irlIE IPOWDEIt AG;
A. tut:Oil curet. Cu neer and 5ert.(111.,11 , 4 dist..es or the
In. See - Report t.. L. I. Stetting! Sor and .httetiteuht
of 190 . 41clatut in el rottnr, cent free on application to
C 11.45. A. DUBOIS. (I..hertt Again
P. ii. BOX Mil. Irt2P..inrl Street, Sean York.
July
NO CIPZ E. NI) P. 1%,:
•.. 1 . 1“1.1.1-
Int% vravl.c.t vp
arion. par, 11.1•VILIted 0"1,1 , 4; pt,iiiirtly itrs
WWI at r. 01114.
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AI,I.EN'I'()WN, PA.
N.. 1....nt 310.1itlin, rer.antarnll...l;
t.. ar.• 11ia... It 1:10: 1011 tr:t loroalt dond
11:01...1.4 101 l rotovat.• Itto pty.t.a. mini htittri..t.
It tat I: ma tirni. , rlll :Ital 1...tv1• It An a
Inv,llliranll I..r'..nt I v rat
r•I.111'10N :
a nd , 1 11 ~. f Ow 10u0tt , 7111r..3t. .111a.•11. otal I.lv -
..r. 1,11 carry ttu...o
111/40111N Ilir r.tr , tl.
NC. lit /it .\t;
iii i 'tat.. tillt.untlon and treakta.ss of
I.:•r •••n. itnalpahloof 111 p r
t.tt la;att the ..z
1211EU)IA'I'iSNI ° :\NI)
y
form or Otrool, nrrito. arr(tat..l cur
-1., . 0. Ept1(.1 , -. 1.(111o, •lek or—, awl eltrolor , IrtIo•
born r.t.o( FE)l.tl.ll DISEASES ..poo(Itly utot
roolovollt Salt 1:Itottot, Sklo 1,:.(..00. (f vo(ir , '
evvrY (1 ,4,1 1 , tirt of l'lrerat:oo•. Scrololot, clt , (•
aunittml cured or to( (my.
htrticiLi:ll . :Mentio :6V on to privair (1 ( -(•:‘,.... of
mere tli,rriptlott of bolls •rxe...
(•(.11 , f(t , (.(.frout nt.Y (”tt(plitilit lorldo•iii.:1 ilo.lr
,t N, i',ltll,ll.lllt ilh ~.111,11, rolol..
81.111, m1.11'11111,1.111114 rOllll, vil
Illi• 1.1 . \% 111, I I. 1 , 0-va•vx alto
.EVE AN I) EAIt,
I, anti olf , t . t.tally 1,1,1"N...d0r 110 111,11,
~ ) 4 - Dr. 1...11,a1,1•1" n ;my 111.1:11.... if do
nio lie I.y Iry 11•r1r11u lid ~•ul~ully)uud 11 i ii
t... ally part the vounty.
4 :•1'11 . 1:: '1111.01,1:“11 hilSl.4 11..inilion
te. :11.12,•ly
I!ItMiIiVNIN
V EG ETAI3I, E
\V( ).1;1 DESTROYER
I,lte Im•,trin.• f..1.1 , 111.,1114 -I,lt
1111, ie.., CLIMI ••11, WIti".11111.11;111,, til.• 1.11;:11
t% 11/..11:eit0•411... ill ni.o rem., Ow
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PRICE 2.1 CENTS
It.• .t,tl ....• ,ott Illttchitt,oCt. Vet:maid..
Worm •••••tltitt ...iv), box is tvrattitt•ti tt
I.tty tit . tlytt;:to., ttot have It u-1:
hint to get I!I
.loliNsuN. Hoi.r.uw.kv l cotvi)EN
:o.t . 21.1 y 1 . 1:11a,1,11.1i1u.
-x-rATIARIE'S
sIIEETZ'S
cut.Enn.vr.En
B I E 0 II DI A L
1•110 w ..1/I'l , ll Ihe patine a.
totlattilitta for ilia a Hay W 4.111114,4 ,olon , lund , l
which tat, , ' Omni Ilia niarliot. It itt y veatitablit,ront
potal of variant. bort , . aatlittrittl foot, Oat grant stori t lionsi t
of Halm,• of wltientil 3, oh thit attn.., rare. II is not rit•
rionnottoltal a. a caw all, lint lip 11. ilioirt tool .alotary Int
11110111, npon the !wart. liver. hum s .. .Itanat i lt
mid hot h a- a 'pay...live tool aura for many
of 111,. dt.l , 10 tittate .41,111 , ars ...lonia,. Is a
reliable boila 111.1lie1110 and Call hr 1,11,11 infant
or adult trill, •anit• ratotlt.. It a rartiiiii.
I tool .patitly rinta t tlY ton I t torriat i a. Ity.attiar)'.
lioa el nit. Ity•pop.ia. Lon no— to Spirit., [ t utu,
Inas, Sirk aza. l'or Favors of all
Mail. it far
it.,
awl -to t . r than itniaine AV too'
pornirion. atria,. It itroato. an tipPttle. Provt ,
piokyrfal and 3111 riniatarart
hl It'W Praia. toil
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11 - : Cur. EY I h urrd Chet, !Mita del ph i
euovll7 SOLI/ Il
MG llt E • a" .1 SIIII.I It
I)ItESSEIt. for ....,,crud the ttrott li, beautifying
the Italrural rouderont it 4 ,, 1t and No other corn.
pound poettlhir whlrlt no oacl
suit On varinu. .Inondttion- of Ow houlan Tho xt y
this oil lie n Lair tlrk , svr lia. hues out V1'1,31 111 vvery net.-
thou of the country in the Sintui.lt Mall, for centonle,
preparation of art could rive that 4 , l,,tant Inxtullince uml
I,llllllllloln , Of halt' It Idyl. hay...1 , 0t. , 1....... the tteltountlon
of travelers In Spdln This oil In hi g hly
port,, mud, forming au fluid In excullrnre
lip., which the. fp.ish penple for many year,. hove -et
re snail nfutnlnting approvl.
IMEEEM
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For reutovlogilhfultintt and II „ 111 Ilia bawl,
porthtul. the TIo article l• I . lltirely
tram anything of dm Mit osiT Ift dd. country hull
i.lvarruhtiol free train all
11• ,. .I by Illi• n hit
l'luttliittn of 1.,11•.. 11•1•41
3loxiihum Air iltrao your., tor
110:ILI It Is I'M llng, tilihumf tiff. aml rofiti.lfilifir. Wl.n ill..
untia it at „In, Ihholorlm.
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All !lit?, wlig, ;Ire In favor of actin , teeth nail Plcasinit
Fperlatimil breath at ance mai 31clialre'swild
Flowers far tha 'Yooth. .\ II the.i. preparation r , are put alt
in the mast elegant and ornamental manner. We tualni
exception in saylna that they iire nII arininient to II littly'u
tollat table, unil none can be complete tvithout them.
NVarraineil sitikfitatary ar motley autoniliul. nealery
trill bear this hi tolinl. Sala ley all ri , pectrible drum:lst,
la the Mate+ and l'annilas. Address order. It
DEPirr AND lIAN,,ACTOILV.
SO. 26 Second .9., Ph ilerdelph it', Br
Plumbing alio eils jrixturrs.
GAs rixTrims.
ADDIS & aOBEIITS,
1' 1. r.11111:11S .1 .V T S,
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No. 136 WEST HAMILTON STREET,
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\ 111:111.14 a (h. Fixture. of the bt,t looker,. Ilydrant
) drattlic I:nin+. Lift tind Forco Pinup+,
DEEP WELL PUMPS,
nnth 'rut, IVator (I Es :Nr.
Specln! allontion given t.. puttlita
Work , In tow aor country. All work Intrrattlvil.
upr 7.1 r
( VS ri \TURES
AND
K EROSEN E lAA! I'S
VERIDIAN
tt.tfe-t 111111 ❑, , .t iu the market. It give. the hirge , t light
ci f "'lY
COO;TEIt, JONES A: Co.,
MAN r FACTUIt lAN AND WHOLESAI,F,'DEALEUS
702 ARCH ST., PIIII,ADA.
Vatuts,
18- '
WIIII'E LEAD, ZINC,
ANI) COLOR W()IIK.S.
w,matunaanio a Chemically ommoNATE
LEAD.
3lgnufacturet, ItuporterA ttud• Dealer, In all
grail of LEAD gad ZINC PAINTS,
tICi, Sr.
subr mumau,aa,a , uftha•cololaaed l'vrinnuent RIAN
with mere th tottifill Shade olf Color,
Hedy athl Durability than guy , infer Drcen In the market.
Also, Sole 31gutthavothers of & Co.', celebrated
JAPAN DIIVEIL very thltb light 111 eolur,free of oc.11•
meat, nod very string.
Denlerc al.. In (tilt, Turpentlue, Varuhlte, Windeci
Ilrtv-hes, Sa, &r.
Price. low, und .91 coeds wavrauted on repre.enthd.
CO.,
urers, Importers, awl Wholesale Dealers,
TWENTY•SECOND AND RACE STS.,
• PHILADELPHIA..
IhrSoud fur PRICE LIST. rum:n.l%
Groccrics, 13robi5ion5,
THE RIGHT PLACE. 10 BET.
FENSTEIIMACIIEH,
'CORNED OF TENTH AND. HAMILTON sTI:Eh:V.
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h; the placo to boy all kind. of
PROVISIONS,
&c.,
At cheap Priem, such as
APPLES: PEACHES
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Moo, all kh01.4 of
IMPORTED DRIED FRUIT,
EMI
PEARS, PRUNES, RAISINS, CHERRIES, So.,
Always on bond a good assortment of Din beat quality of
GROCLItIES of all &airflow, Do not mls• the plate.
turner of Tenth and Hamilton, to buy good things a%
reasonable prices.
aug 2,ltf E. FENSTERMACHER.
OW. Sixth and Ha,lutaa Allentairn,
'HAVE .111'T RECEIVED AT MI
( PA J
I'l.o'l . lll\ IIE:t vory !Inv ati4t.
ty pt.t rk.:ilk told. illl/11 Cllr I'lilln~lrl
AUCT 0N S,
flic•li I 1111) tkllot,ll4 than ,MY
1; , /1) IZl'.\ I,ITV t 2.00
./!
.111 W.Jo.i nl .1.:K1
•• 111:1e1: al .i. 511
• Itt 1.50
•• at 2.'41
• • al :1.111
••111.tcl: :1,111
Whole 11,1,1
'I'11.•1 I t itsy
tp• ' . )ii.y li!ty
11‘.11., v1t..1 , ..r. int!, .11,y tit.,,vn 11, lo•-
r:111-.• I 1,•• • ...•. .•:1.1 I 1113.-,11.
(' A H
to ArctioN.
PHAN 1".1.1.N INAL7S:3
AGENTS.
lam •rmanently estalilkheil In tho Whol'oole
lion and Clothing Inialneoo at N 0.1.12 North llril street,
iladelphia. I Nviitild call the uttention of country n
ilts b. toy la,. And exten•lve stock id* goods before
reltaming elseu here.
FRANKLIN KNAITSS.
',Rgricultural.
BAUGIEN RAW BONE
SUPER PJR)SPI!ATE OF LIME
STA.NDAIID W-1111Z.VNTy,1)
farinerm, thd pre.dint nailHAV(ill'S
RAW Ito Nil SUPER of 1.1311 i as being
It.s‘r I/o It. u.llllO
nig Ilan In Oil of
Vlitliil—that 1,. Bond , that hard not 11,11 deprived of
their organic matter—Ow grrieid and glii—by burning or
lotkitz. It, therefore, the u.O of the fanner tilt
vain:tido propiditiee of I:ano Mind, in a highly ronedn
totted form—lTlPlelillg . It al ”1100111111 . 1; iu action 3101 Very
pertniilll.lll.
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Etii - Fnrinet rcroninoinited to purclinite of the denier
located In their neighborhood. In Nectiiito• ty ilert`ll. l 4e3i,
yet the linty toe prociard directly
from the nn ter-Initil.
OFFICE, NO. 20 SOUTH DELAWARE AV
voirrivr TO FAIMERS
SEED \V 1 { E,‘'l` (4 r EN( 1Y
BEST SEED WHEAT IN TIIE WORLD
l'errertly (ter. from I,,4.ettronni Imp.'lles
grolv n from AVSTI:AI,I AN and Cllll.l Seed, yieldin. nn
I; tTeX R,
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Th e Wiw.t, wiwn ure u.tinlly eleven or
tvelve lorio.
inc. Put op and ..ecucoly Ilod and m•alod in linen boo
lid .rut by moll (coo 10 111 port. of tlio country, on re
coipt of pr 0....
SAMPLE: , It , ("CS. EACH I lIACS A. ana Il F:ACII
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SEED W
. 11 EA T AGENCY,
• SAN PIIANCLSCO,
A10 , 6 , 0' CALIFORNIA
B 0 S
I'L E fN EIRE,
Super-Phosphate of Lime, Amu ia and Potanh
WARRANTED rata: FIU)M A PUINEILATION
Thin Mama° nodal. nil the obouvnis to produce Jar
crops •f ill kinds, nod 14 highly rovonunentbsl by nll who
used It, olso by disllnglll.4lll.ll i'llell/611 , who hare, by an
/tlysls, tested Its qualillos. racked 111 Haus of Ulbs.
•onelt.
30 South Water and 90 South Delaware Av.,
For Nub: by WILLIAM REYNOLDS. 79 •Sonth Hired
1111.1ilmon, Md. For Information, rldre. Henry Bower
Plain&'plat. Cob IVID•IF
- - .
D EN 31111:LER,
1.01011:111.Y MILLI:It A. WAIINI:
LEATHER, HARNESS, SHOE FINDINGS,
si^rThe be•t waterlaln of the lowed Price , .13 - N 3zu
elotbing.
MARK
T RADE
• ...............
v.
11.\ -u ( ni s()Ns,
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EZIENIEI
CALIFORNIA AND OR RO O.\
11()WElt, (Awnlist,
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DIXON, tiIIAIiPLESS L 1: CO.,
MIZEI
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TP.UNKB, ETC., ETC.,
MAIN STREET SLATINOTON, PA
Profmioual Cubs
MMEM=an
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f LA W. ellice, E. A thr!ght, EMI. No. fit East
nonillion %wort. Cllritow t Spottlal Altrotion
/Wen to colloctio ) wori7-1)
VIA G. SCII:V.OICTZ. vr"roit.vl.l
AT LAW, iixth and 'Lind,.
Street, A1111...11 /Lae', .
1.011;g1i,
111,111141 y 1:11011‘11`11 to .
ILII)It(i 6: II • It IV l', .t . rroit3;
VA AT LAW. otlir, Irlth John U. Stlloo. Allan
tow n.
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Oak, N Hamilton rtrevt, second tltlr.
t•arly th.. Allvatouu,l'u. May
Ow rrrucw lam:mtge.
M tEL A. 13 I'TZ. AI"I'ORNIN AT
kJ LA ' Ith W)aotr, Engle
1440, A1.1.1.N10 \VS, PA.
-.LEV iNfitit -
ALLENTOWN, l'A. Office
11,firepsoiguloPt loop by
P i ""• S. 1 - 11,11,
J. :Yee: T.
Elliit(OlS
T
IA ANCECoMPANY
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5c1.11Nat...r.1.1 IIml:..
11.1. rtotti.,.l
[NL I. 1.1 FE I.lli 11" IC.
CARTES DE V ISITES, PER DOZEN.
All ite,tlves S. W. 1111ICAW, ALLEN
TOWN,I.A.
/C 4) P It• A vivo It NEY Al' AIV •
• 0 in, citL 11. I:nattti, Lehigh
1.11. 1 . . 1111.1.1i0114 in Lehig,
muy al•ly
I~LItiDIA. roluttEsT. Al"roßN EY
JAN I) Cctl'NSEl.l.olt AT LAW. Wo.t llunill
tou •trotti. 'jail 14.11
U. OLINTIt .41"FORNEY 4T
J • U. Oftle, Nortil Fifth • t - reol.
Wow tlw Cwlrt jun 14.'68.f •
T)Q T K ITA 1.1)W IN. A'1114111i:% ENS
.111. , AN COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentowu, r.
Office, No. A E. ILoollion Kt: eel.
C. M. RI, [jam 1.1-'tiS•tr] F. A R. 1L
TO J. MORE, AVIVORNEY AT LAU'.
JJA • ALLENTOWN, PA. Offire, No. 50 Euot Munnition
JaArCuu iu Uenunn. juu 14.'tk..tr
1) CLAY HAM AVIVIIINEV
b.. AT LAW, CA - ASAUW , A. VA. iaul4.•eiti-tr
.IiET ZG En ATTOIt•
ALLENTOWS• I. uar,•, No. fP,
91111031 AS
,l' El' AT LAW,
EMITMEM
- 1 4 - 111.1.t.S M ERTZ. ',DORMAN,
sr IIVEY01! AN D CONVEYANCER,
At:ENT VoR THE SALE OF HEAL
St., Allentown, Pa.
1, 1 1111 IN 11.1.11'01tNEV
_I, Al' LAW, e;glit tml , lll/%IVI. the Court llott., AL•
Lt.:\ 'II , VA, Lohlult county, l'n. trio 1:1•'68-17
AV1L1.1.131 11. SOWDEN. Avron
y NET AND PorNSELIMII AT LAW. Office, Cor
or Ilmnllton , trect awl Low Alloy, ..oink olde, ALLEN
TIIWN, PA. 2141.
"WHIN AHD HARVEY, ATTORNEY
J-1 AT LAW. 0 w Ith Hon. Samuel A.
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TOD X PP, AvrouNr.li Al` LAW,
P./ t/al.• N. K. MAHN.
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IL• C. IHUNSBEIMER ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Oflice,•lth 11. 011Ter, Fifth St.,
real l'mot How, A LENTOWN, PA. itpr. 21-1 y
IEI4 SMO%ER, AII"I'ORNEY AT
LAW, l'A. 0(11,, R. Corner
ittli took Hamilton Street., Second floor. Particular atten•
tim Laidto the •ettlentrat of Devotlent estate., Colter
111111`, 111:11i0 Jan G.Pr
rin. C. C. H. GELDIN, SURGEON
11 DESTIF.T. Mitre over Mrs. M. A. G. Otildltem
Trintminf Store, No. 14 F.Eket Ilmo Greet, ALLE2i..
COLTON
I) EN.TAI, ASSOCIATION •
Orialuutod the untenthetle no of oltreuu oxide gam. ad.
toluittter It tit the Int. approved Intomor, do un- t r.
thine but EXTRACT TEE f 11, tool they cortninly..44;.,
do that WITHOUT CAIN, no 13,101pattentmteldlry.
their -
See the slue:dares ut the OFFICE, Ett. 7tO WALECT
sTREET hdow Eighth, Ithlledelpldr. Juno ahly
Coal aub ILuntbri
ELLIN P. MOORE dz Co.,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
NO. 620 BE,ACII
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CAI( BUILDERS', CABINET MAKERS' Ai UNDERTAKERS'
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MEG
Alway, hand
Parlicalar A 10.0%. paid to Aiptaxt,
RunovALi
S NI LT H & OS All U N ' S
COAL AND WOOD YARD
The :dove Coal and Wood 'rani inn been romoved In We
wizera wnl
Egg, Stove Nut and Chestnut Coal,
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OUR COAL.
in uuJer cover—noel It is to tine innterent et e Very' 1/11.• be
DRY AND SCREENED COAL
a$A haat, stork o ull kinds of gond Wood entodautly
ou hand, and delivered to nil pueblo( lbo city at Um lowest
' :11: 1114'1 priers,
ll on
the h l. o o r e u tl „ t e x kept ya a u t t t Li jr . ll . lfi
Meeker.
IS THEPEOPLE'S COAL l'AltD.-
Our Cool to aeleried from tho beat tolnex to the Lehigh
region, and knowing this to be the fart and that it will give
perfect mtlaramilin, tlmni le no Imo in offering to refund
the money. All we oak to a trial. Orders token •t Dealt
ler .. hat 0.n.0.
FRANKLIN:S yIITIL
'julylol,
COA CONNIUM ERS,
LOOK TO YOUR INTRREST !
P. I STELTZ
Hereby Informs the ritl/... of Allentown, and the pub.
1k in general, Mot he le prepared to furabili all kinds of
( 0
from hit well blocked Yuri', fel...fry 11. iluth Co.. '“, at
tho Lehigh Ititelh. 111 the City AllmMiwn, where Inn will
constantly keep on hand a foil supply of all kinds of Cual,
at the very lowest market prices. Ills coal la nice and
cle a n, from the very hod mines, nod In quality auperlor
to any offered in Allentutru.
. Ile will Aril Coal by the C Alt LOAD, at very small pro
fit, as he Intends to do business upon the prhiciple of
"Quirk Pulet and Pineal Profit," (live him a call, and
ulsm comparing prices you can l iudito fur Younielvra.
Ile will deliver Coal upon ra I to Rh, part or tno City
upou ordem 11,1 n: left at the Yard, or Welnaheliner'• stern/
POW DER AC.; EN( Y
Abu., Agent for Lehigh county fur the . •Latiltrowder.
Company." Prepared nt all times to deliver superior.
311 thing and Dl:toting Powder. Spurting rovidor. SPorting
Powder In kegs nud canisters, Fuse, 40., at soy point and.
n any ionntlty. The save at retail at UM Lion and Cut,
ry otere of 11. F. Welferti. No. 3.1 knot Hamilton street.
Ours by wail prourtly filled..
tear 31.11 P. 11. STELTZ,
REMOVAL.
TREXLER BROTHERS,
• IPEALESteI IX ALL KINEI OP
L U M B E R,
lirrrhy nnnunnce to (belt friends and patrons that h!r
NEW YARD,
Hearne turner of Tenth and Hamilton streets, formerly
occupied by !Haas & Miller. asa Loather teed, where
they will constantly keep on hand a largo and seasoned
stock of
LUMBER,
such as all kluds of
PINE, 11E1ILOC i f it iam i sTr i m i x i. or k 14 . in, SIIINOLKB.
I. fact crorythlng usually kept by the trade.
kludaof lumber eel to order at abort notice •
Thankful for put favors we trust our friends, as well.
yard th e s ttil b e i g teeundea cell a
t i . ' , l rt?ri u d r er Ne r.
.(salon, both u regards quality and prices, tort itilittl°
R. A. FILBERT. ■. OTTO. U. M. OTTO. O. W. MILLER
FILBERT, OTTO et MILLER,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER,
wILLIAMSPOIiT, PA
MILL ON CANAL, WEST OF
TIIE MAYNARD STREET.
OFFiCE AT MILL.
W. F. CRANE, AOEIII.
Esvi PT, and
(100 D NN}
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