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Rd(lnr ruld PropriOtar.
HOLIT. IHISDELL, J.
ALLENTOWN, PA., DECEMBER 22, 1860
NEWSPAPERS FREE OF POSTAGE
The repeal' of the franking privilege is
warmly urged by Postmaster General Cress
well, and In this he will be warmly seconded
by the people. Ile says that the expense to
the Department for carrying the free mall
matter amounts to over five millions of dollars
per annum, certainly a very expensive luxury
to be paid for by the whole people for the
benefit, or we should say for the gratification,
of at few. The objections to the repeal are
many nail WV cannot expect Congressmen to
give up their privilege without some little
struggle in their own behalf, and their strong
est argument is that the public documents are
thereby furnished readily to the people, !mil a
great mass of valuAble imbrination thus (Mins
ed. Everybody knows thnt no one, except
he be a favorite at the Congiessman front his
District, can get any public documents, nail
those to whom they are sent out of compli
ment seldom rend a word in them. There are
people who are glad to get hold or them, mid
if they have to pay only the postage on them
it is as .great a favor as they can reasonably
expect. Nr. Cresswell crushes this defence
of the system. tvlien he says :
"—, that If it be the mare,. of Congress
t• give Information to the people, a far more tell
ing expedient may be resorted to. An unburdened 1
pressonanaged and direeted by private enterprise,
ens do more than Congress to enlighten the masses. I
Better far that the franking privilege should be
abolished, and that all newspapers sent to regular
and bona fide subscribers train is known Mike of
publication should be carried free, without regard
to weight, throughout the United States, as now
throughout the county wherein printed and pub
lished. The receipts of the Department for the
last year from "newspapers and pamphlets"
• amounted to SiIS,SB2.:IO. This portion of Its re
ceipts the Department can forego, provided It can
be protected against the frauds, more than three
times the amount. Inseparable from the franking
privilege."
DR. SCIDEPI•E'S
The Supreme Court having allowed an nG
!wailer in the above ease, Governor Geary has
recalled the death warrant. We trust that
the matter may now be decided on its merits,
and that, hereafter, the friends of the prisoner
will be more discreet in their efflirts. It would
have been.natural that the first effort of this
unfortunate man would have been to obtain a
respite, and yet the wordy Dittman, who ap
pears to ni trshal the Doctor's forces, demands
Liberty or Death. In his speeelles and state
ments he is flatly contradicted by the District
Attorney, who tried the ease. We fear that
Dittman is injuring his client. Probably Inn
was only trying to make capital for himself
in the beer'snloons of Philadelphia, for certain
it is that his arguments, wanting truth and
decency, do not timid favor with the Governor
or Attorney General. Governor Geary's
statement shows that theoludge and Jury, who
tried the case, saw uo reason why the law
should nut be carried into effect and that the
clamor for pardon comes from a few who
base their demands rather upon their nation
ality, than the merits of the ease.
,:sody, Dec . I I.—sl:NArt , ..—Tlle Joint resoitt
r,nn of therthio 1,1;1,111ton-refueling the tineenth
comditutional amendment was presented. A
was introdtteed to im•rease mill steamship
- , n i1,111.1W1,11 1111, I'll II ei Stoles andritinn and
Japan, The decease or Win. Pill Pessenden was
t heat announced, mid after the usual eulogies and
remlutlona of regret the Senate adjourned.
loess:,—A along the resolutions offered and re
'.:red, was ~111. Instructing the Committee of
Ways and Means to Inquire Into the expediency
~f the Maces of eolleetors, assessors,
of the Internal Revenue Department. A
number of bills Were 101 Mit Ileell and a ppropri-
oleic referred. .1 report front the agent of the
Tro,,sitry Departnamt in Allll,ltll WIN prevented
',dative to the two fur-sent-bearlng islands, giv
ing it plan by widen 11 Is supposed Mall million
dollars 11 year 01111 he malls by the fioveritinctit,
A 11110411g° was received from the President, an
nouncing that he had slimed the pont Mal diva
! 'dilly hill. The House then went into Committee
of Mu Whole. Pending the diseussion of the
1,01 , 01 H 11l 11, a I 111,88/0/1 . tens received from the
sonatemtinotoiring its pniervviings relative!o the
late Senator Fessentlett. The usual eulogies and
resolutions Were 111 . 01111 U Heed and lift,ed.
lIIINE,D.t I , I h.,•. bill to pro
mote and eneottrage the International Exhibition
.tti Eveque.T. was reported from committee and laid aside.
(A ' all the Generals in the Army. none have 'ch a t part
nn h 0 111 ,, ,1L10 relating to
achieved a more enviable reputation than
rlutlnu cent sill leer. unit 111 ,1 nn, It muse Joint
U . 11. Thomas. Ile was universally be- re.:dutioll providing r,,r_a recess fronl the 'mod
loved by his troops, and upon more titan one until the .1111 pros., wan eonetirred In. A bill au
occasion his gallantry saved the day. In the
wards 17❑' ,tlUPdr Mrs of I'r t't•lrme.
SOtall, the people honored hint as much for 1:0W1 2 1,. cad i reforr ay . 0.1 to the Judi l
elary i Committee.
Iris gentlemanly qualities, LIS his soldierly tta ntotion, the revolution against alloa lug the
abilities. At the close ofthe over, lie refused I statnish gunboats to depari front the Pulled
the proposed gift of a house or a large sum ofg‘%."
else to inn aufuatrd
money. In 186.1 he saved Nashville from de- The sen „ to r i te,, w ent It I exeeutdvesesl I ,
and
structiori by defeating Hood, whose army was soon after adjourned.
never united afterwards. In commemoration I 101'SE.—Ily 1.1 I 11111 I elellSellt illl,ll 111IIII• IMO
of this, the Legislature of Tennessee voted
him a gold medal and had his portrait painted adopted ashing Informationas to the paynient of
to hang in the State library, A blackguard, I Ure rescu e d for the
. capture of .1 'II Davis. A TeSle
by the mane of Hinkle. of Hardin. made a in: ion Was 111,0/ 111.10}Weil VII II I Ilg 01 1 Illo l s , v 4 c ii r , ett , t , r ,: s i . .
P to the lower branch of the I.egis- rece •for
Int ore last week, to :all the portrait, which .o.tt ft to Alllerlell II elllll Illeteir. A nutither of pelt.
proposition, we are glad to state, failed by a dons tool memorial , ' w ee ''
large Majority. General Thomas having heard """'""g ii".".""'
bill
in
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"I"..e" i
of this, has offered to refund the money paid
" I wit t ‘ 1 ‘ 1 . :1 e " t i o:
for the painting and says he will return the I.lt 1 DAP, Dee, 17.—Si N A Ille soul Iti Ile
gold medal. The Legislature ought to expel hit! to regolide huslltig 01 0,11 11 telel4l . l l
Ilinkle, nr nt least vote him an a... ...hi,x was disenssed it bill Was I 1111 . 011 104 , 1
WWI ISII the 1 . 1101 101 ILI PrlVllege, std to Prllr
iii
postage statopsana stomped envelop s for olllsts
correspondence: the session teas mainly taken to
wii!t the dkettsvion Inn Ihrl{4.l . llliSi rurilum II
\oils not lit Se,loll.
liErvmArtoN received its death • blow in
the National House of Representatives on
Thursday last. Mr..\lungen, of Ohio, opened
the debate on 11w President's Message, and
delivered an argument in favor of repudiating
the National debt. Mr. Mungtai is a Demo
crat and thought he knew W hat his party
wanted. Ile has heard much of Pendleton
and the Pendleton theory, and was confident
that Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania,
and New York would heel: hint. So he had
a right to think, judging Irons the record of
his party and its leaders. But no sooner does
he conclude his speech than Messrs. Brooks,
Wood, Woodward, Randall and others earn
estly protest that they are in thvor of paying
the National debt, and that retittdiat but is dis
honesty. So much for the late elections.
They have taught these men what the people
of the Country think, upon the subject, and
already we sec the good results. Poor Mon
gen had no one bat .l ones, of Kentucky, to
stand ln• him, and he stated that probably he
would not favor Mungen's schemys, The re
sult of the debate was that the House, by a
vote ofl23yeas tot nay (Jones, of Kentucky)
passed the following resolution :—"Asolred,
That 11w proposition. direct or indirect, to re
pudiate any portion or the debt of the United
States, is unworthy of the honor anti good
name ortlW Nation, and that this House, with
out regard to party, hereby sets its seal of
condemnation on any and all such proposi
tions." Mungen didn't have anything more
to say upon the subject.
SOME of the wide awake OnTespondents of
the papers, have discovered that the 'Spanish
gundioats are not yet out of danger, and that
in fact, before long, they will all be sent to the
bottom of the deep, by the " Tritimpli," late
"Atlanta," which formidable vessel was pur-
chased by the Ilaytien government, and which
it is said, has beep transferred to the Cubans.
'Ulm days of sensations are not over and we
may yet be regaled by the news or th,. second
spank!, Armada coining to grief. Senator
Carpenter ninde a forcible speech in the United
States Senate last week, upon the subject of
belligerent rights iitld endeavored to prove
that the Government was in duty bound to
prevent the sailing of the flotilla, but all his
rhetoric and eloquence could not stand against
Mr. Sumner's facts and the President's forcible
reason why we must keep hands ME Many
of our kind-hearted statesmen would make us
the guardians of all dissatisfied communities
without coupting the costs and difficulties,.
.Mit. Cirri, the Democratic member from
Serbs county, introduced n resolution in the
llonse of Representatives "Instructing the
Committee on Ways and )leans to inquire into
the expediency of abolishing the offices of
collectors, assessor,: and other agents of the
Internal Revenue Department, and of appor
tioning the amoundof tax to he required lobe
raised from domestic sources among the sev
eral States, in proportion to their population."
The remedy is as had as the disease. It would
cost as much, and require as many officers to
execute the law as at present. If this Is a
Vow at dishonest nfficials in lierics county,
Mr. Getz Is being ably seconded by the United
States District Court at Philadelphia. The
decisions madein the cases against Alexander
and More[ prove conclusively that somebody
has been defrauding the Government.
" LEHIGH MUST DO BETTER."
Win. B. Reed has come to grief. Ills cred.
Itors would like to know where he is end how
to get their money back. His household goods
and library have Iron sold nt public sale by
the sheriff. This is the same Reed who was
Minister to Chinn under Buchanan,-always
leading Democrat, counsel for Jeff Davis,
chief of traitors, and now—? His fall from
grace is lamented by his friends, especially
those who trusted him. The name Is n bad
one. Theie was n Reed in the Revolutionary
army who had a bad name, and William B.
was his grandson. Ile got hi•: bad traits by
descent'.
THE accounts of lion. John NV. Forney, as
Clerk of the Senate, have been finally closed.
During 31r. Pot ney's term of office, onc aids
subordinates violated the trust reposed in him
and for This his superior lout to suffer. Senator
Cameron stated that the matter had been
properly arranged and that he withdrew the
objections formerly made, having 1111 W to
acknowledge that so far from Col. I' racy
having done wrong. he had been the subject
of the wron; doing of his confidential ' , cert.-
tary.
.1 vottE(.4 itimt., Milo. United States Supreme
Court, Lae tendered his resignation, to take
effect Eebrunry 1, 1870, and non.' E. 31.
Stanton has been appointed to succeed
him. Judge Hoar has been appointed to
the vacancy - already existing, and Judge
Strong has been tendered the position of At
torney-091mill and has written a letter of ac
ceptance. No loiter selection could have been
made, and we are proud of having been of
the first to suggest his name.
E. IL )loom:. Esq., the West Chester
Repubti , a p, has been recommended by Sena
tors Cameron and t-;cott for the position of
Naval Appraiser, made vacant by the resigna
tion of Dr. Worthington. No better-appoint
ment could be made and no man found more
worthy, but, Major, couldn't some of the
other counties be helped a little ?
CONGRESS
LlTEmem
—Putting Its hest foot forward, us the custom
Is on the eve of the note year, flue Allanhe
16stti4, a monthly for January which we nutty truly
call retuarkahle. Its Otter feature Is Mr. Lowell's
poent. We should like this poem to he at 1011,1
two hundred years old, in order to he able to ,ay
ill we feel lu praiSe of it ; for the ellitrl to estub-
Itch the greatness of silty new poem must to
the prophet's, the :oust dangerous and most
thankless Mike. But as It is not ouly hot twit
handfed rears old, but Is nay Of the mast recent
things in literature. we must content ourselves
with averring-that It I, the noble,' pieta which
Mr. Lowell tilt- yet written. And this perhaps,
after all, Is saving etiollgh to Volatile:id it to the
best taste and,apprcehltion. Mr. Whittier minty Is
butes the slow '• Nanhanght theDencon.” :
Dr. Vol u tes has a sounet nu " Nearing the Snow
Line"—it welcome to slut age. T. W. Parsons
gracefully apostrophizes "11 Gnido Rospigliosl."
An extract Is given from Mr. Bryant's forthcoming
translation of Homer, "The Descent of Neptune
to ahl the Greeks." • This - is :in array of poetical
contributiOns which no other magazine In Ameri
ca can rival. Among the prose articles there is
botts variety and distinguished merit. Col. T. W.
Illgglnson's essay on " Americanlvm lit Literit-
Dire" Is. an admirable remonstrance against the
Imitation of English models by liters and Jour
ualista of the United Suttee, and a plea for tint
more rigorous literary lilt which, now that Ila
literary class has • been brought into sympathy with
the popular heart; Ile believes is SOOll to be devel
oped. •• The greatest trans-Atlantic successes."
he says, "which Allll.llOlll novelists have yet at
tained—those won by Cooper anti Mrs. Stowe—
have come through a daring Americanism of subs
Jeet, which introdueed In each case a new figure
to the European world—first the Indian, then the
negro. Whatever the merit of tine work, it was
plainly the theme which etiquercti. Such excesses
are not easily to be repeated, for they are based on
temporary situations, never to recur. lint, they
prepare the way for higher triumphs toile Iron by
profounder treatment—the introduction into
literature, not of Heir tribes alone, but of ale
American spirit. To analyze combincitions of
clumteter that only .111'111100111U life producer, to
portray dramatic situations that belong ton clearer
social atmosphere—this is the higher A mericanisin.
Of course, to cope with such themes in such a
spirit Is less easy than to nieseribe II foray or a
tournament, or to multiply Ind; lnitely such still
life pictures as the stereotyped English or French
society affords . ; but the thing, when once done, is
incotnparably nobler. it may Inc rent pries. before
it is done—no matter, It will be done, anti wills
it will come a similar advance aloof: the Whole
line of literary labor, like the elevation wider' we
have seen lu the whole quality of scientific. witch
lu Americ.i Within the past twenty years." Bay
ard Taylor's new story, "Joseph and his Friend,"
opens
promiSltt si•• with a well-drawn contrast be.
tween the social refinements of town and country.
Mr. Henry James discusses the - woman question
with reference especially to Bushnell, Epee
Sargent, and President Woolsey. Gen. Francis
A„ Walher,answers the question "What to do
with the Surplus" of revenue which we are certain,
to have at the end .f the next year. Ile does not
approve of ieducing the debt too rapidly, but
would rather use op a part of our surplus, revenue
In reducing intermit revenue taxes and lowering
the tariff. Of the other articles we eon only men
tion Professor Goldwin Smith's lecture on "The
Study of History," originally prepared for Cornell
University, and Mr. Howell's sentimental Journey
"By Horse Car to Boston."—X. Y. TrOmar.
EHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, AVET)N.V.SDAY, DECE)I#EII,;-12
THF 4 ,
A I cCA RTHY
The several parts of
this Invention, in them
selves, contain but slight
elements of novelty, yet
the combination of these
parts, which Is covered by
the pat eat, constitutes, In
our opinion, an important
and useful improvement,
and nun whichlue before
It it large field In which It
may be advantageously
and economically applied.
Our artist has so well.
delineated the machine
that It will be at once un
derstood by all familita•
with lire engines. It Is a
combination of the
wcll
known and extensively
toted endless apron horse
power machine situ a
Puree primp. tint reel for
It hose • the fore pump
and reel being pi s'ed nt
the front, us shown.• he
pump Is driven by a era
motion eel rutted hy a pat
of bevel gears, the sestina
and delivery hose being
coupled underneath the
barrel of the pump, or In
any other convenient po
,dilint the relative posi
tion of the parts not being
material to the daunts ol•
the Inventor. 'rite whole
is placed and fixed on a
suitable truck, and the
weight of the entire ap
paratus Including trued: may, It is thought
brought within 2,500 pounds.
A folding buck, when let down as shown in the
engraving, forms a bridge whereby the horses
mount to the endless apron. The engine is drawn
by horses to the place of conllagratlon, and It
ready to operate as soon as the horses can be un
hitched front the carriage and list upon the end
less apron described.
For rural towns and the suburbs of large cities,
this engine possesses many advantages, coining,
as it does, between the hand engine and the ex-
Pensive steam flre•engitte. Its lightness enables
it to be rapidly drawn to a lire, and the cost of
fuel Is awed. Its cost is much less than a steam
lire engine, and Its working efficiency may be matl3
much greater than that of a hand einOtte us the
number of horses Is not limited to two, but tlu•ee
or four n o n• be used in machines of large capacity,
It thus has, In proportion to the working power of
the horses, the advantages of Neaut tire.engine,
without the defects of hand engines, not the least
of wnich is the generally admitted demoralizing
tendency of volunteer fire-company organizations
upon the yunth who for the most part compose
them. Extra hose-carts are not needed. The
machine may be placed In charge of some respon
sible person In small towns, and when required
two or three men may effectually operate It.
Where the water has to be raised only a short dis
tance through the suction pipe It Is claimed that
two horses will, through two hundred feet of hose,
throw a three-quarter-inch 111 to a Light of
front sixty to seventy feet.
We think this machine peculiarly adapted to
the wants of far-western towns. In such eases It
might be placed in the care of the postmaster,
merchant, or other responsible party centrally lo
cated, and would be an important safeguard
against those disastrous conflagrations which have
so frequently ravaged our border settlements.
Patented, through the Scientific American
Patent Agency, Nov. 2, 1869. For further Infor
mation concerning rights, etc., address John C.
McCarthy, patentee, 131 Barrow street, New
York.
—Troop. hare Leen tout to LoiolotiWrry to
guard attains( it popular diettirbance.
— , The rumor re,,pecting the cloning of the Suez
Canal untrmtworthy.
—The Emperor of France has been 111 attain,
but Is better.'
—Gen. Cavitila, a prominent Cuban leader, has
entered the city of.Clenfuegos, and captured con
siderable supplies.
—The Lonqun to a pro
posal for reopening the Alabama negotiations it
Witediington.
—The President has withdrawn the 'name of
George 11. Yearn:tit for the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict, and substituted that of S. 1.. Withy.of
—An armed inoli attacked a Revenue officer In
South Carolina, recaptured tw•o ❑licit stills, and
threatens further trouble.
—Daniel McFarland has been indicted by the
Grand Jury for the murder of Albert D. Richard-
'rue Spanish can-boats left New York rot Sun- '
day, at 10 , , o'elock, and stilled down the bay, led
by the Pizarro. At the foot of Twelfth street, one
of the Canoneras ran luto the pier, smashing her
guards and a swill .boat hanging at the davits.l
Shealfterward came to anchor °frilly Ilattery,where
she trot,' hies. The balance of the fleet proceeded
without mishap to the lower hay, a here,
they trill await the arrival of aiiother mam
of-war. tni an attack from Cubans Is feared.
A report was in circulation that an attempt Would
be made to waylay the flotilla outside, and that
the object was to obtain possession of two or more
of the Ve,“..lS, and endeavor to ripple ns many
of the others us possible.
/'he 1,11 , ..1 . -111 the Ilegixtee 11.11, and Skilitln
cry Store
Think i t / If you ate under thirty years of
age and in the habit of smoking, by economizing
to the ❑mount of only our segar a day, you can
pay the premium ou a policy of two thousand dol
lars in the AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY 01' PHILADELPHIA. The Ameri
can Lila Insurance Company of Philadelphia is a
company reliable and well managed. Dr. Wm.
J. bin is the Agent.
(7t.,(1 SraNt..—The poet seabon has leecH
room pro.lo 0111• Int farmers all over the laud. While
bn,•ito••• he. liven dull in tho nlo4 hin.lnete
non ha, been oppre,e,ti need etaberra•eed, the (roil and
grata crop. have been abundunt beyond nnoi-ure, and It
Inone a+ though our country n hook, are lie have all the
money rho. Winter. I r •... w ..err them 'that they ran
fluel no hen, way of +piooling a sioull pert of their spare
retch lieu putting it into rt elm of tine new alothen (non
the great clothing n.tublo.linient of Witnitnialier & Ilrotyn,
!le ma crivol by imitations of lall's Vegetable
Elrllinn Ir Itenctvcr; roll tar 1611'...nlarcopt no nth,.
0,11/10, at Ireclell':; Boob' and Stationery Store
pen-linlves and raznrWat Irolell's Book and
Stailottery Store.
Irooh/ pin have contlnunl elwerridn,, and
Itopphoo., your mi6l. 1 . 411111t1 . 111t1/1 . 1 . ! 3on Lary
your how , It r.ollototl With ll 000• in.. or joy %Odell coo
rope , only trim the trill gotten up .tolle of lovely woolen
In her be..j •—•—•—?
'l'lltol Ttnn.t Ira eont , bleront Iho iToinati'n
rotolort. And yut tottnln't tloluottl on her fur the Inttitinit
ot uII lb., hot - n' cloth., When Ton can boy cloth,
for tho u• good. u• ;tml aeon,
Itocnnit W I b•tt:. tottl, Otto, II im n nw m intlint
that notch 101 l uu T our tt
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rough inedlelno in Ow 111. II IS II
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o/ie mluhlrr comfortable i Uur friend:, of
the rhu rrhe. in ills , will do rc will to realetuller,
tint...4llw yvar, 111:11 /101.n1) . preach the
ao•Pel r0ad . ..11.41.1y If his cl , uhe. are exceedingly
There in hilly a inure accent:Ode luTeent for it totr riernY
-111,111 at any 44....0.0n of the year, 101 l particularly 'the pre.—
cat Onto a full null of c10i1e.4,4, ju...t at till- time,
a fall 4.101 ,unlit to Include a ...ulodantial ovrreoat.
rr. , 11111/1. al.undonre of clothinc and of 4 , :c4.11.4ul anti
varied material for clothing, which 'nal< it ILL ti.+o:Y
11.1,1 to 111,V , 4.ii Jul.!, the Ides occurs 4.f 4...tunten.l4
lug to all our Pietal. w ho want sults either for their lulu.
ister, Pie theno.l y es, or for their hop., to wake ,4
et rand to N. ' .. 0.43 and ertiCheklauf 4.trect, 44 .1 4 , 4 , 41,,.y
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l'heUreat Amimil.--llostellven United
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out the United Stales and all civilized countries of the
We-t• 1 ileini•pherm is ill he puhlkheil ahem the first of
January, and ail who stash to tintlersland the Ira, hO
+ophyy of health should read and pottier the to Inable
sugg.,ll.lll• Il rolkt.ll.. In nddillrn to an admirable tatt•d
lout treatise tat the Cal.ed, 10,0111011 and cure of it gteal
s t.filitatases. it embrace. it large amonut of inf. .1 int
ittloil interesting to tho na•rchunt,the mechanic, the miller,
the farmer, the planter, awl profesitional 1111111: and the
raleulatletts have been made for !inch meridians nail la tit
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awl farm, humorous anecdotes, nut other lut•tructive and
musing reading Miller, original Sind ;elected. Among
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I. a to,‘ 11.. r.• 0,111 f..l .my
& NV!,
var 111,1 . 1, y
111,11. 111 , ..1 . Iva
th..1.1...•1,••••nt . ..urag.• 111, 1it.11.1. , 11,.. C.. buy C1.,,,1..
all Ili, tn., 11, , awl
pi...portion 0.01'11111)
their things a 10111.1. &. WII
•\". 1.. ...II a
!boy 11. , , kno,,. AV.. ,111.111'1 11.. It .1n;
MO Mare 1.. In)',
Aln ••• ue null all our rdn‘l , l, cdutiuudli) Id
Borunitr. Irlinnovergrd that :tll.l
nnylonly rdu•nldo , trip r. inn)* urrdu ,
1111i1• , 11•11il 1 . 1,111 Ow Gut 1110,15 11,1,
tilt 11n• purr
xr "rant, Salt Rhetria.
intrroieltol rt , l,4l.—,volvAitnollial.
3ALI+III . IIV TOWN 1,1.1 i all 111•1.
It I. Willi a gralvinl fooling that I I. of ablo 1,, make tho
foldDring statement for the bonollt tilos.• trim aro •utfor.
lug from firrufula. and other lniriptpie My win.
ball been sulfating for soyetal o:,r- Dom Dmo. or
swellings oa her irk which nftor a Dna , trollll gather
and thorbargo mailer, leas nig n rinallba oto. :Ono had
been beamed for more III:111 a yr.tr by .....t ,• rat
to without roroining any permanent bonotll, hord,ease
bocoming tt orse, until .ho bad five of D 0.... 'tinning aoro,
on her neck, WllOll I employed Dr. 11. I/. le.ngaor, undor
tvl ..... tri•alla.•llt tI,, C. 1111111,110.11 to ,1111 , , , , y fast. the
sot, on hor net It to heal, and all hoe unploa•sat nn,l 111 ,
ngrrruldr ,yllllll.llll, gradually to dl•appoar, until hor
health tva.J.,toted, which ma. iu about foot in...t.1•. I
fool porferlly justified, after having hied Die treat mold of
other I , lo, , iiintla ht rocommentling all those ttlno are sillier
, lug 1n,.,,, Scrofula or tibronic Dliantmos to Dr. Lunuakor for
medical trtattment, with n firm bolief that that trill betat•
Istird, benolltaal and eared thereby• o lay a, if. , 11, Leon.
Elligued,j .IA
If. D. I,oligittel' , i• oil th , Ea,t .1,10 01 Sixtl
1rrt....0n Hamill.. and
A? I( r! i I ('n!
OR
111(;Toelrea 111•nan „IW!':": 7 s'o nt 'l
Ojron re.. ttental,l;alle
•
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BROWN'S rrlrrvrrrs
BROKICH AP I Pl/41.. '
nh
• 11l Iplnt invn . rll•ll, - rtve Itndant
I In, .I±lll.llA, AIM!,
;11(iC Mj01111.11jj",VJ"""." ""'"
•
SING MO and P11t1.14 • spEAKERs
them to clear and etretsgthen the votre!,
Owing to the good reptilittion and ~i to of the
many wort/tit. Of WI rig, 'III o.
11 . 1101 lin I !Ur I•1Ithiol :I. •nre to Ont.\ IS Ito'
-111IQWN.'B 131tOXC'IIIAI. Titoyl lES
BOLD E r 1:111,111•Iyi,
I 'r ..!:• W: A-A , rr.
.57.3.•,000 • 175,000
11EN. ! -I3OYS !
• TO , ,ATTEND TILE GREAT DAILY
./ •
i.Ciothing Sal(ls
(11,.
, ~•,
111-i.Ns 11 &, (X).,
TOIV lIA L 1,, 518 31.1nKET sTitEET,
11 - 4 f-troy behrech mid r,4 St,.
l'.•‘_ ‘ . ..11r time 0 111 tod 1. , e-ted. IVe eoneae •••
I.t 11.:111 In• Mt,
ill„.
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riLICS! FIRS! I FIrItSI!!
1 , 1” ell FS. ra orl
Tin. Sil.•ctihor, G. .1 Nal th .t.0..011/1 1 . 1111,1.1..1•
1013. b1q,1,1 3larket Stroot., r....pertlullv
ut.1.11., that ht. ha. 1111. Inrgo•t 811.1 uonoral
:,•• 011 11 , 011 d :111 Fin. in ill.. Unclog
thcni tay•olf of Ow Ua.t 111/.1 , . 11/.1.
Bay 5 / 1 1,11., Squltral. &o
All .0 ‘v Inch lio t. tottnufncturing tlll4l [1 . 11111111111., in tho
nua lon , / nulalgo,l :old chottp
F in.. :11.•....ccifally invited to call azta tlicun
—Asc. ith ro lietter lind clicapor artic:o c...1...1../light
locri• far the
Country 31crrIninn. ,r 11l tutu It to clout navantuvo to suit
I.l.faro laying lit iltolr •lork of
.101 IN I)AVIS,
5I ,Yee.h,l
It
.
LADIES' FANCV FE ICK
.I()11.N. PAltElitA
71S Altull S'lr .
01 :0, ..z %dal.. oi th.. Muck, .1... t
.4 ItRiA 7111 loul 4th St., South Slrlr•
I'IIII,AI/171,PM A.
1 ~. r 1 1mp..0..... M1.....1....1.....r
...I...'''‘ 1.11.1, Raul... ina111.....1,1n
qualtlv .11
(l , . 1 "...-....,. ; k.k:. , :1.Y rrlIS
1,11 l LAI0111:6 . A; 1 . 1111.1r1t1,r ,
•. r'i.:.{. - . 7.-..... WV, 11.
;1 - .1 . , 41 1.,...F. , ' n
t:d ta ' r ‘ . l .a.W. j .l. ° l.7. d . s " y 4 'l
''. ic*EMPO It 11 1 31, 1.1:il ‘ l ' ; ' ,l l' V ill '
:
. • lillpiilluil a vl•r 1.11 .. an
. •.• •• ' , ~, splendld ao•••••11111,1 l i ;
• --;''''.. t 111• ditlvreni 1.11111-.',...'Fukr
. from dent hanob.,ln littrope
and baye bad then. Iliad
up I.) the un,.l s4llliul ivorktoon, I would ro•per111.11
Invite Iny friend) of Loh . ilt 11111 i 1111j11( . 1.111
amine Illy vory loop. and beautiful tobut...nut it
Flint Fur, for Ladies and Children. I yin deternlined t.
hell 11l ii. low price) ti) any other re.poetable lionse in
illy. All rites NV...ranted. inbdepretentatb.... to el'
. JOHN FAxra x.t,
..et 119.113.1.d01da
[COMMUNIIIATION.I
FURS! FURS! CHEAP D 41:00D
•
Whet, thr•ro• art. .11 ninny nu Store., th.•l.• sr.
Ho. I'ltltodolithlti It
Irrtuiu , • where to boy. Timm. S‘htl %.•r•Vil 1,. OW
(.runt qualities of Furs, however, know where to 00,00
the,. rt ;et,. of this paper, .N 1 Ito net lii iti
lii,c. grades of Fun. lye would ad, i•e• them
to nu eAalpli-littlent of the hest 0000101 i.., th , )
purrhtt, with thti grottiest riollitlettes, told sittli.fltit
that they aro liete•-tly dealt with. We k te.
or mete eliable'ntote auto (hunt of
.le-sr..
JoSEPII ItOSF:NIIAr3I:k CO., :c,;.
being their 111. W Ittraliton, where Lit • in, renlitient tient
their lolly ex1.1 . r11 . 111, in the Fur lo:tine . , that pet tety•
ran get geed Fur- Mill the syyt lb eel their 1n0n,.),
'their Store Is iltot • cutro of uttraetion on at count .1
the uttyl light In tt Melt they shuts e,lf all their toed,
Ari • the Su/yet/out they tie nn bef xbienn. 104 ,
The nltl4l fashituuthie Furs thk 2.1.1151/11 Wilt Lis thy
Sable, Lind this I. the mutt tyrsleraltl For, and thy lint I ,
theta in vitryuk style and qualitie s. and hotick.. ty •1111
oil ; anti .ittro 0 lady does nut NI kit te 11111 n ~, I t.t .1
Fur. it I. very ~.,,milli to I n Nyill'ltl lie
1/1111'11,0 000,1 Fur,
To thy y flurnr in and dull tte,y. etyl elygstue
linkh al 011 their Furs stilllt oil reptt) It 01.11 tu this e••
tal.ll.llnwitt, 111111 1111 their Fur. are wart tinted ut a ll On
A Minh Sable net coot. 1/ . 0111 110:010 4.13,0nJ ,11111. 5..1)
rare dark ;win bring a little filcher ; hat treat Fri to
trill hay an exeolletit dark •ot, tel floe , , at- 1.1.1 a 1.10
(ruin eight to Ilftneu year,.
'Then there 1 , the Ilnilhon Hay Sable, the Sihoriun nniiir•
rel, Royal Ermine, (lerman Fitch nun Chita:Win :my La •
llood,and other hick 111111 lied For. in ...I'.
I..ms s
Itvitwinber Of JoqliPlll 11.%1 . 31 : 1 / 4 I'o,
ttnd Ilir nchther 310 Arch St:col, between :als 1.1,1 s,th
nouth PhIlaWA
M=i=l
•
Q 1" 0 IL T E N. n Ay TO
sioNT tat EV
A (MAN II 11,111 MATCH .111 naua 0 If
11. , 11.1• F.IIITII
31 , 1.NTEItEY, 111.:11/iS Co., I.A.
'1111'1:S1).11, DEc.
01l hick Li large hog sr ill ha
.lagglitered, egt) pound..
b.% 11 In IFI• tor all .), 11.•
lll,lPlaca al iii
Wier/Mog :mil ..lagglitarltigi sr 11l ha /lima lit la , li
o'clock taw, .
Ake, at the aiwne ti mid place h ill come oil a ;MAN lt
Fox crlAsli. to which occnalon II loran of ;wort a llk
good d„ g. ore Invite,' to ;mewl, n. b• 11 illative Ik,
ioe,ollli• 1b...1111er or it fox. But 31 corer i• Leh,;
it I. again, the world.
Thia I. :1 1 . 10,. "I'portutilly, tho lux Ch... otol do;
alitlighterlog of the 31;wronii;111 tlg Win All VOW.. alf :11 tho
I li, Ware ,lail the, The Meg eon be aeeit at
the pohllr how.. of Smith & Cron Aro or .ix ;lay. liehire
the alautilaerluir take. place, awl prevloll% to 111111 it Call
ito sect. hi. the bonne Of l'alisavell Welder, Wino iho
.wkwr of hair and WllO4O 11 , 1iii.110 4 WV etio.liotctl;
of n train Monterey. Mr, Posauwell 'blur is sled
the owner of the fox; by Idr good skill he ainurtittote.
dee 1.1.31 SMI'III
AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS
msell I Weit NTRD. 675 to yano per tonna) , male and' female,
h celebrated oud orlglnul Coalition Setoct. Family
Hewing Blachloe. Improved uod perfected It will Item,
fell, stitrb,.tock, bind, braidnud embroider In a moat
duperior mangier. Price only 1113. VOr simplicity and
urability, It bar no rival. Do not buy from tip parties
selling machines nude, the same name as core unless
having n certificate of Agency signed by ni, ur they ore
worthless Cast iron Machines.
y or Wrens
For Circulars and Term., sliml
U. c**.wront)* Co.
413 Chestnut Di., Philail'a, pp,
MIME
jlOtiCC,
VEdET.\III.I.:
IL\ HENE\VF:II
IT .."ILI. ItESTOIIE Wt.\ 'I'C) ITS
=
101 l iz.•ap Ow hair Irani falling 'aal.
rlaaa-o• Ilia ,alp and amka. the 11.iir -att. la-trous
I silk u.
Is n Nrlentlid
V. HALL & co., Na%lHitt, N. 11.. Pr•gori,..lA
ERRORS OF YOUTIL—A ,zentleman who
' sulfured for year. from Nerv.ms Prema-
Decay (Did all the etfec‘s ipf.youtlilinl Indiscretion,
11, for the anke of euthirlng humanity, send free to all
le nerd it, the recipe and threello a inahiug the slut
. remedy by NVIIIVII he Was cured. Satre( ers wlshlug Co
oil( liy the advert)ser's experiiiiiiie eau sio by ad-
Itiperfeet confidence, .101 IN It. (ill DEN,
No. 42( edar St. New Volk.
• '• TO CONSI: VI , ,S. —The mire . rOser,
having been restored to health In it fete week.. Ity
try mittolle rentelly, after having ...for.' yearn
ill: a -torero lung ttlfertion, and that ,I read tli.eame, Con.
minion. IN nushot. to 11111ke k notrll I. 111. , felloNr .11 tforttett
1.11101111, of cure. To all It Ito tle.tre it, he It'll] •ottl a ropy
the pre.crlinlon toed (free .If charge). tvlth Ow direr -
ON for preparing tont nabot the sante, Nvltirh they trill
I i it sure clue for Con.tonpilott, A.tlinta, Ilronchiti., Ste.
te only object the odvertiner In .ending the Prencrlp
to I. to benefit the afflicted, nod spread Infornnttion
1111 . 11111.1 , 11re1V1 , 111'111,1111AI/1, los , . every
Oferer trill Icy his remedy, a. It ro.t them nothing
.1 y n
host., wl.hinn the pre.erlption will p10t... 111111rf , II.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willhonchurn, Kings Go., N. Y.
4 0 to 4 44 rt rt R et 4w,to is
0 4 to •0 •t .4 0 .0 .0 0 .0 .0 .0 0 „0
• . i • • • •
Tit THE WORKINU CLASS.—We ore now prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment itt twine, the
tt hole of the time or for tlw spare 111 . 0111,1 i, Bushings
new, light and profitable. Persons of sex easlly
earn front .kW. lo .10 1., evening. and Itrendistionol stun
by devoting their whole time to the business. !toys slid
girls oars nearly its finch ow man. That all WIIO rile this
Itoti c re p lend tho r oildress, and test die b.lllefls, We
TM% oniesralle etl To sack on a.' [ll , t well mot
ioned, We will xelid id to pay for the trogble of writing.
Fall partlcalsrs, a volunble sample, which will do to
commence work on, and it copy of 7. p x hiterarY
1 . 01111,4111i011 —our of the largest and best news•
Papers published—all sent free by moll. header, If Yon
wont pertnituent, profitable ark, soldress E. C. A LEN
Cu., ArIiCHTA, der 1.:110
GoLD wArcnEs
=NE!
THE ONLY GENUINE
ffioLDE (m 1,1) WATCIII.:,
.11.1NLIFAC7U1IE.11 TILE 0110/111; IVA Cu.
Are all of best make, lionliay Cofirom, 11'000tolo,1 not
In to ro ; look like line (lob!, nail are EQUAL to the
bear (11111) NvATuit ES is make anti ankh; teith the
Poll Jr weird Ile htelectl mut al In n Of. E de, Fh,
v and aloe. 4 , 15 earil l .
'Elie Double Extra 'reflood, Solid nrol.le (told, A N. , . 1,
Fall Jeweled Le zero, at +4l earl,.
.
Seat by EgitreNs anywh6
ere it Rhin the [initial State., AT
rorI.AaWIIOI.I,SAI.Y. 1.111 , •,, payable let delivery. No
:tIONEIC IS 11E141'1 'LED IN ,t ANVE, only ritikiactery
assurance that the order is °Mail In good faith. Any
package allay be opened and examined before paid tor, by
pn y ing the Lx press charges only.
Perlailla r n order by mall With, bY sending
teetaiy Itt advance, in a Registered 1..11er, and the goods
Rill tin Rent as n Registered Package. po•lnii.l. at en , risk.
I\Al/ENT SENDING 11)11 six ‘V.PYCIIES. WILL
REV 51 11': AN EXTRA NV ATl'll FREE—tiA RI \li sEp.
EN 0 1.1 W ATl'll Frill bat, tilt SEVEN 'id , ' WATCH ID. ,
roll 01'20.
A 1.,0 El.Efi ANT 01:01DR GOLD CHAINS', of 1at....1 and
most costly styles, for Ladles' and Oentlenten's 11 ear,
Dem In to 4i Inches lettg, at prices of 4. 44, +nand
-eat with watelt al 1.1.4,1 Wh01. , a14. prices.
oar Watch., are all made' of Die DEN I'INE SOLID
ti111,11)11 IJULD. REFlorb , aro all pertoctlY rclDiletcd nad
oilsnren. and 111 , :ilt NTELII by the , C WWI/ to Arrit
el I i , g rind not tnrollsh. State the kind,
-Ile and price el walrh and order only of
THE OROII)E WATCH CO.,
Pult.ol Street. New York
=OM
I=l
NI EN. Ruling oath and EitrlY
Maialinod.NN ith II I.l' for Ils.•••inin,z and tinf.rtnnmtv
Sollt 111,01110 d lett, envelope, ..r Addro,o4,
\V.IIII , ASSOII.\ 'NON. 11..
31:13 . I
_-; THE ONLY RELIABLE CORE FOR
tt.'" BYS.BEI'SI.% IS THE KNOWN WORLD.
• . .
It I .•
It I: 11 .INII . III , AN 1)1,1:PAIA PI 1.1,1111 a
ChircTsit C. 01.1.51. I Pu.iticr Rua Infallible
euro tor dy,,i.oloan ILL Its nuolt aggravated 10in1, mot uo
;rumor of how long laandlng•
They ueuvlrato tho 50..54.1 al 10 of lorribl..
and exlermilialo 11, root and bralich, forevor.
Thoy a ,rI n go l d. sit fferlng than
tougu.. ran 1011.
They ate Doted for rut lug rite too,' desporoto and bolo.
Irus core, m boo every kooNvo 111,1. WI to ultord
No form or olyrpop•la or Indigestion can ri•nkt
etrdtil:
DR. vasiukirrs
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
It le the vital principle of the I.Lae Tree. obtained by a
peculiar proress thediWillatien of the tar, by whirl. it+
highest medical propertied are retained It InvigorateA
the dlgerti•e ergati+ nnd re+teres the itlilletite• Il st renlnli•
is 11... debilitated system. It notifies and mulch., the
blood, nod expel. (rent the sy-tm.t the corruption which
srroftilo breeds en the lungs. It I.ll.,auleux the mucus or
phlegm which steps the 1 , 11.. , 1“ . . , or the hung.. It.
healing principle act. upon the Irritated turbans of the
lunge and threat, penetrating to each diseased part, re
lieving pain and subduing Inflammation. It 1. the retell
of yearn t 4 study and experiment, and it Is offered to the
.tnict,d with p..+ltive ...ranee of It. power to ears Iho
'following tlineii.en. if the pallent ims not too 1.,11g delayed
a resort to the IIIeLLIN of cure:—
pi 1.1 e t ( 11, ho r ei tiff
Bron , hili, Liver i.o.splithdl, Blind
Coo: /h. ,
A medical oxpert,laoldlng houtirablo cidleglatii diplomat,
devote. Itl. entire Unit , to tin exyminntion of pytteutc tit
the paler parlors. A..ail:tied with him tar three enn.illt,
lug phyaltiluto. of acknowledged eminence, trho....rrt ire.
are given to the public HIM! OF
no* 411.11,,Mnit y I. offered by thi other in.titiithin iu tine
count: y.
turn tram any part of the coutitry, wilting ad c will
he promptly and gratuitously rriipianleil Where con.
,meat, remittance,. mhonlil take the .hobo of
DRAFT OR POST•OFFICR. ORDERS
Price of Wlallart '2. A 1114,111111 llyria.p.la tl a Sax,
Soul by uuIt MI rovelpl of prier.
Niro of Wlnharl's Troo Tar Cordial, 60.50 u honk,
or $ll par darn'. Soul by os urr...
All 1701111111111t1,11i.oux should ho addroloual
1.. Q. C. %NISH ART, NI. D.,
No. 212 N. Second 01., Ph ilial,ll.llla
M3EI
DEAFNEr,S, BLINDNESS AND CA
w TARIM treat.l with Oa 11[m..1 unmere., by J.
L
IRA.Ac4, M. D. and Profnunor of Diirerrym ofthe limn and
Knr: Of, xweinit in in Me Medical V° Oge of Pen n
syl roniii,ll Iyr orit expert. ore, (formerly. , .ydon, Hol
land,/ No. i'l3 Arch stroot, l'ltllltdolphin. 'o, , tittioniul%
eon 100 i.vou ut hi. °nice. The ino.lical futotity uto in. it.
441 t.. icronouiny their patient, it , lit. Into I,,,,i , cret• lii lON
Priii'lko. Artilkitil i•yl., iii•crietlm itlimit vaiii. :Co Oiling.
for Ul4llllllllllllOll. inn 27-1 y...
SCITENK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, SEA
• WEED TONIC end 31rordreke will cure Cone
r option, Liver Complaint, and lryapepain, If takee
cording to directions. They are ell Owen to be taken et the
rr• t role. , They cleanse tilt ate melt, relax the liver,
cod put It to work: then the apperlto heroines cowl: the
rood amt 11111 k. good Hoed: the Jut ient begin' , to
w in the alsolinell metier rip,ns in the horga. and
th thro e patient tilt grew s the dl seas end gel , ‘ , ..1 I. Thin Is the
only Way togun,cuueumptlou
To throwe three hietlli.lll.... Dr. 3. 11, ischook, ot
nice.. Lis unrivalled soccer... to the Irealliirlit of pul
monary consumption. Tr` Pultwonie rilreno
loot 1.111 matter In the !lingo, 111,1 Oro throw, It elf by ante's )
expectoration. 1 , 11 . When the phlooutil or Illat ler In ripe. a
allght rough will throw It it, end the patient lino rent gal
Om lunge begin tollenl.
To do this, the roeirWred Tonle and illandrake fills must
100 freely treed to clear.° the stormarli and liver, ao, that the
Polnionir ' , omit, awl the rood trill !flake good bh.oil.
Nhoolrake till , act noon the liver, removing
aII olootractroors, reht% the thicl• Of the gull-bladder. Ow
bile atoll. freely, and the liver n. neon relie•ed; the .bolo
torn show trliat the Pala can dot 11.1 li 1 lig Ina. over boon
invented except calomel lit deadly poison which la very
It, tine Utile.. With great rare), that will unl.wk
the grill - bladder and ' , tart the of the liver like
soli oat, 31.1 It tb
toiler Complaint la our , of the moot lootoltivol
ro . livik SeaWeeil w gentle .11111 11 1110 and elle,
stile, and the alkali to the seawe ed, It !rich this prepura
;ionls melte of, assists the svelter:li to throVroill the gastric
nice to diosolve the food with the Polmoonle l.)•ritp, awl It
inade tali good blood wiles) ft•tilikehlalloli or /...11rilig nu
,tottiorli. -
Th e re,,,,01 why phynicilin, 110 tiot t . ,•11 , 11)111,...
then it, they ti y 1,1 ,1,1 too ilitlrli;
nig h t gillair
the corral', to aloopehillo, to atop night nWerits, liertie
awl I.) no dolt.; they
de
the Whole dlliter.li v.. 1...,er.,
1..4'1.1. tip the nertel 1.,11., awl eVelillIall) 1 lie pal bs
awl die,.
Irr ,elwrik. In Lin treatment,o,low. root try„ atop a rugh,
night oweata, .hills or fever. Until', r,• the o
they
sr ill all owl, "))wooer own itreord. No oar s. a tre cured of
l'ollirlat It 1, Ir yopepol. Catarrh, Coo
ker. l'lcriatrod Throat, unless the hi er and atiorrar•h are
made hr: s illy
II „ cunorimptlon, g len cents.. ihe home In seine
ay xi,. tl either wher, Iwo/whorl
or 1n.:0r...1.0... of in
limitation end decay.... In anvil ca. ~. what moot
be done it re ohly the 1 bat :ire tviratorg, but it
la the who'd body. Th....loin:son sail liver hay° hoot their
pow er•to make Wood out of food. /sow the only cirri., is
to
1. .mh0 :when k throne w hick Will bring up a
how o the the roathort a 111 begin too want hood, It
b ,11 d 1 )easily nod owl,. good blood: then the patient
In doh, and us sown us the Ludy begin. to
h. heal 111.. mot the patient gets
Ilrriiy and ell. Th, I'. the "lily 1, ~y Ie cure rol,tl
(1011.
ben 1 love I. tie mug dioerme, and only Liver Complaint
and Dropoporlir, Shlrenk • rs &Inwood Toole and Mandrake
Pills are anniciont Without the ['laureate Syrup. • Tithe the
Mandrake rail. In tin Moyer°
perfectly sonnies,
Dr. Seheuk, who lots enjoyed Unlnterrupted health for
ninny yours pent,. mud not, weighs 43 pounds, wart wasted
away ton mere skolrlett. In the Very lasi ateife Pulin h
nary Comouroption, bin physicians ItitYlliZ Pirrituntreedir ' io
lip
tool 10r:odor:rood hito to lilt fete. Ile st us cured
loy the u forrearrid medicines, and alone hic recovery ninny
thronoronla similarly untitled have used Dr. Scheid: l a prep•
et:throw. with the same remarkable enemas. mull dl rroet ions
aceetniorny each, make it not absolutely neeesoary to per.
holfUlly hoe Dr. Schenk, unload , the patient'. with their lunge
soothed, and tor this par ,use he. is profo.o,lollally 11 his
Onleo, Philadelphia, every Surday, where all
lottery fur advice twist be eddresacil. burlatt profes•
„i„rphi ir at. Nu,. advice
Bond Street, New k„ every other
Threader, and at iito, liumivpr Street, Bullion, ay cry
other h olueeday. lie gives advice free, hot ror the,-
ught eklllll 1.1 lota WI llt hit RONPIl11:1111, filo price le &I 011.
0111 re 1.41.111 4 . .11 oily !rota A. M. to 3P. M.
•
MEE
1 , n r 1O -Iy'
itilMl
SHAWL BUYERS,
ATTENTION !
THE UREATEST JOB OE THE SEASON!
NEVER AS LOW' IN PRICE SINCE THE
GREAT PANIC OF 1857..
JITST RECEIVED o large lot uf 72-14.11'LAIDatol (IRE?
MIXED
I3LANI(EI' SIIA 1V LS.
which aro tiLAroirrEnisa PRICES. AIKO, gr.?tt .101/
In FI.AI`INEIA both lu PLAIN, ORM TWILLED and
PLAID for lIIIEET[No. A few ',Oran for you to Wite.
Oreyln•llled ut YS centn, cold lust year at , 3l
and
" 31 ' t 9 and 40 cent,
Pltldr t cunt,
at 27 and " 35 • •
•• 5U • •
Al.O, Plaid 4.4 Flanuol. Inoue made for Akin, at An cont ,, ,
sold Innt year at 65 and 70 cents.
BEST STANDARD SHEETING, 15 CTS.
• ♦NIITIINR LOT CIF TRIZ
BEST' PRINTS, AT 121.4 CENTS A TARR
9urft:6. Black Penver, -01 . 10 g :ail, , a m i„t
I. co • • •
==!
and ex:12;111w prier,
16,,pertroill
M. .1. KRAMER'S
CORNER STORE,
OPPONITP: THE EAGLE HOTEL
dee
T II E
DRY GOODS STORE
HDIXON, No. 21 N. EIGHTH NT
• PhllAdislphlit.
PRICES TO AM THE TIMES.
RICA FANCY AND TOILET GOODS.
. .
A magnificent assortment, unsurpassed for variety, ele
gance of style, or moderatiou in price.
Fine French Flowers for Jardiniers, rich Bohemian and
find China Toilet Sets Vases, P B
arisian unts and Statuette.,
gilt mounted Card Receivers nod Flower-boldors, tiohe•
mina Glass, China, Lava, Patina Marble, Bronze and
Wit Ornaments.
Rich Park and Vienna Fans, fine seta Vulcanite and
French Jewelry, Cigar and Tobacco Boxes and fielders,
Writing Borten; Wove, Handkerchief and Work Doges.
Dressing Canes, Tablets, Paper Cutters.
SILK, BINGHAM AND ALPACA UMBRELLAS,
With a thousand other articles, owl/racing all that
new or desirable for bridal, birthday or holiday present
superior in quality and moderate . In price,
11. DIXON, No. 21 H. h1(1112 II Street, between Mock
mud Chentuut, east side, Philadelphia. no 2.1.310
31/01 . C10.
VIE POPULAR SUMMER RESORT
The beautiful and bladed grounds "of tide hotel have
boon kited up especially fur the accommodation of excur
sion parties.
THE TABLE of the hotel is supplied with the choicest
luxuries and the must tempting manta and vegetable..
Everything in season always cooked in the beet manner
and served In the must Inviting style.
THE SLEEPING APARTMENS are cotamoillorm and
well ventilated, end are ample tar the act , of
goons who may idiot. to reniain over night, or take board
lug by the week or fur the season.
Special arrungementa made with excursion particle. For
further Information add,. WILLIAM KUNTZ,
. WIA • sluit.gtoo P. 0., Pa
for Salt anb ao La.
. . • . -•
F OR RENT....-SEVERAL CONVENI.
eut rooms, situated la a favorable location. Berne
of thou. Aulaid for law yin . t oiliest or butane...occupation.
Apply nl the office of THE LEHIGH REGISTER, Allyn
town,
42n BURIAL LOTS FOR SALE.---
The undersigned offer (or pule 4 new Come
tory loin immediately adjoining the Union Ceinetary, on
Tenth street.
• • i
The luta wi ll be aold by eubeerlytlon, and lamedlately
after the whole number ate dlepoßed of they will be award
ed by lot In the same manner us In the organization of the
Union Amulet/Won. l'ltttm or plena of the premium. can be
1101!In at our uthee. non (1001) St RUHR.
T O LET.—A REASONABLE LEASE
will lie given on the Etude. Slate Quarry, militated In
I'lnln Geld towmilifP, Northampton county. Pa., near
Stackertown. It modals of number one flat•veln, blue,
never-fadlugplatet, fully equal to the well•known Chap
man Slate, with a good water power and a full rigging of
pumping and hoisting machine., Pomona &virtus of an
opportunity of thin hind will please examine for theta•
Ketone, nod apply to Itimbett Ruch Stitekertuwn P. 0.
tour 3,',11 ii. 1.. SCII ii El ll Ell, Prexldent
'WOUR HUNDRED FAR MS FOR
A.: SALE, ranging in price fromdlS to ..50 pOr arra, accord
to Improvements. location Am ood cell, genial climate,
and near markets. These furnot are situated in Virginia
pad Al•ryland, come in the Imunallut• vicinity of Wash
la Con and others from 'JIM AO mama distant (ruin the Cap.
ital. !Wrenn or call on J. D. 0 A NOWEilliciti Alassachu..
slots A Venni. near Sixth street 117.111110 m, D. C.
filllE ONE-DOLLAR STORE OUT-
I. DONE. —A large assortment of Our 'French Goods for
Slouch, embracing Lemke; Work. Gilter. Ilmlkenhief
and Dre,ning Boxes, In grpal varlrty; Mar Tan., Loather
Bags, Pocket Book.: Parlan, Lnva, Bohemian and China
Vases nud Ornaments& Umbrellas, Jewelry, die., for Our
Dollar and Call mid examine for yourselves.
11. DIXON, Au, 210 t. MOUTH Street, between 31arkm
nod CI eao Ode, l'hilndelphla. uo 24.301
R . M. ROBINSON As CO..
to Wm. O. MiLtior.)
X ANUI , VCRSIMiIIt. Or
MILITARY, CHURCH, SOCIETY,
THEATRICAL 000 ES, FLAGS, RAN.
NERS, BADGES,. ETC.
NO. 131 NORTH THIRD STREET, ,
PIIILADELPIIIA. • d..a I.ly
TONS. TOSS. AND FANCT GOODS.
A MUSEUM OF NOVELTIES • • ' .
TO DRLItt TI!R J(IVENILES.
LEON IHRSH' S.
BAZAAR FOR THE PALE OF TOYS AND FANCY
(100014, OF GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH,
AND ANIFIRICAN MANUFACTCHE,
N( ), 812 'ITESTNITr STREET,
I'HILADELCHIA •
t`Yl'th"'hl'7`X"ti"'''' of
To"
*ndVoctortowi,litofoT.
a r t itn , y amfrr s alon t of i gne Irefully good
- s now-fon ax
short of reliril4,e:0)111111!1*1/Ni'tL srl`vuirtjui Vu l r
o poll and examine for IloonKolver.. Ily golpg st onc e yoq
hnte on unbroken .s.ortztieut selpet from, sod 11•1014
the “11110).11e of Mn oyerorowded Ytoro M 1 t MA; I MO.
Berl l.
No. Sl2Ultosloul +OM,
CBOOKS JEST RE
cEivED..
Th, Story of tt Ilya Boy. by T. 11.Alitrich.
Stinford mid Merton, Evenings , nt HUMP, .IStsop's
Fttblrr and Bugg. "wily .kobinion, writtim it
word., or nuo kyllable."
Pltetsont Pagra'and Mat PH up.,
IW'ntt'r Divine my! Mul.i SOllO. haud.oluely bound
nod pntragely Illurtrated,vllll hotly executed nuirrav•
.•
//WWII to Promo for l'hcblyen, by WI. iMirimuid.
Middy • .
Nunuy /burg. Ch I neap( Marge, Taut Harding,
Oil the Wing. z . •
Belabor LVt, Ton. Truth and law, O.OICII
Jewels, May Bay, Pleasure and
My Birthday, ehrhaiiirte Tales, runny Nojiphiyil,
irmsp, ll,a ng Pistieruaga, The TWO rotonr:
Hare'• Ncrt. /1.0 Womb, nick Jr. a PUS
and Frith'
DR. J. 11. SCIIENK,
15 N. 6th SI., Phi P,
10 rg olio
'S WEA
TWEEDS AND JEANS,
lIIIIIIMI
POPULAR
.1. W. PROCTOR,
NO. 920
('I ESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW GOODS
MNSTANTLY TIECETVINO
PRICES FAIR,
IN PLAIN FIGURES,
ITLIM7T DEVIATION
mass
THE SLATE EXCHANGE HOyL,
WALNUTPORT, LEHIGH Co.
WILLIAM KUNTZ, PROPRIETOR
)0.000 of
.INI) .4..IIkFIC.AN TOY BUOVic
for the little ono•, at IREDELI.,II DOOR AND STATION,
ERE STORE, Hamilton •lreel, two tlontt oboys SlEib,
, 1869.
FOSTER'S NEW YORK STORE
At Alloitown
WILL 13E (11,()SIA1,1)
AB tiny ou 'Friday, December 10th, hi order
TO lIARK DOWN PRICES
Of all Fall autl NVluter stock then renialulng nil baud, preparatory to •
GREAT CLOsi NG orr SALE
sir s.
, coc.%
A,, = ,
We don't propose to curry over a dollar's fan and whiter geod, if we eau help It
GOLD IS FALLING,
and goods; we believe, will he cheaper next Winter than they arc this. We propose to sacrifice upon
our oods now rather.thau.lose the interest of the money invested In them, and then have to do It
next g Winter. This sale will eelipse nnythlug of the hind ever seen in Pennsylvania. Many goods
will he sold
~~~J
SA.TURDAY, DECEMPER
Bright and early, ;Ind prigmred fur it great rash. Daring this .le, which Is to twit 30 days
Best Merrimac Prints ' 10c., our former price t rye.
Fine and heat/ Brown Sheeting, yard wide, 10c., our fotiner price lye.
Extra quality Canton Flannel, 131 tic., our former mice Plc.
Best Paper Mastitis, all colors, 10e., our former price 1!2 , ,e.
Elegant Plaid Poplins we Will close at 40c., our former price 50e.
All wool real French Empress Cloths, 70c., our former price 4:1.00.
Superb quality of French Merino 00c., our former price sl.2:i.
Good qualities in French Merino 70e, our former price tisc.
All other kinds of goods greatly reduced, ineludlng great bargains In Alpacas, Chess Poplins,
Colored and Black Silks, Cussimeres and Flannels, Illankcis and Marseilles Sprinds, Broelsa Shawls
and Carpets, &e., &e.,
&c.
Come noel, take a look at the crowd even If you that want any goods.
19 EAST RAllllll'o\
Mammoth "ale!
HUNDRED THOUSAND
$400,000.00
DOLLARS' WORTH
FOUR
FALL .AND WINTER
CLOTIIING,
AT SUCU NueEs. AS SHALL INSURE AN
MEDIAT
IM
WEDNESDAY MORNING;
DECEAI nit 1, 1869,
AT HALF-PAST EVE O'CLOCK,
THERE WILL BE COMMENCED, AT THE
GREAT OAK-WALL BUILDINGS
••; . TX,..17T1. AND - MARK ET STREETS,
GRAND CLOTHING SALE,
(lit EAT EX P1(1'1'011'8 5A1.1.: held there one ye.:tr ;Igo
At which the People well Remember they secured the
REST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING THAT THEY HAVE EVER MADE IN THEIR LIVES
THIS IS TIII: STATE I MENI' OF OUR CASI.
Anticipating, as did all Merchants, an unusually brisk trade, we invested EIGHT HUN •
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($800,000) in the Purchase and Manufacture of Clothing.
Our Sales have exceeded last year's, but have fallen far short o 1• our enlenlntions—amonntlng,
to the present time, for Fall Trade, to about
Leaving. us Four Hundred Thousand Dollars' worth of Garments of every de.yriptiom suits
blis to all classes, made up with tho utmost care, of the very finest Materials,
NOT ONE DCD,LAR'S WORTH OF WHICH
are we willing to' carry over as Old Stock into nextyeitr. Hence we are determined
_L^A:CI.J=I.A.N SW=Ml='
getti n •
g hack what 3lency we can, so as to he in good condition to continence the next Seu
de without Incumbrance. Or We offer, then,
" 4 OUR ENTIRE STOCK
At Priceti an Low as these prevailing at the Great Sale last Fall,
BRINGING SOME OF OUR PRICES FAR BELOW THE COST OF MANUFAITURING
1 1100 - orEncovirs,inade lit most Fashionable Styles, of all kinds of Beavers, Chinchillas,
• • ' " 'Tricots, dc.
4,000 SKITS, Coate Punts and Vests of the saute inaterial;linsiness, Dress, Traveling, " ladle
pcindble" Sults Szc.
0,000 COATS, Chesterfields mid Backs, Morning and Lounging Coats, Frock - and Drees Coats,itc.
t5„ . 0943 of d aV materials ,
tl and cut on every approved style, Narrow and
"Nobb o,oo9: VESTIS• Velvet . ."tists, Fa " Plain
ncy-Ca°6usligerae) C om f or t a b l e.
('loth Vests, double •r blitgle breasted..
high orhtrcr cut.
ME
BESIDES ALL THIS, WE WILL, FOR 20 DAYS,
D10021.7174L1 CAW!' SALES IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMEN7' DEDUCTING
• . 15 PER CENT. FROM THE PACE OP EACH BILL,
20 /='!e.4. CENT. ON ALL PUIWIL:IB , E ! 9 IN MR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
TOUTM' AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Thle Department has been n Specially with us tide year. We hare had manufactured the Largest
and Best Assortment of Row' Clot Mug to be found In the elty;all of which Is now ,for cafe at
OREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
A RARE OPPORTVN [TY TO ) FIT ol 7r THE ( 'IIII,DREN
Wednesday, December Ist,
Store will bo ckponedearly;and closed late. About [SEVENTY-FIVE SALESMEN will belt' attend
anoe. Prompt and polite attention will be given to all. No enspoper will be unsupplied, if any Rea
Almada Accommodation of Prices will induce Ititit to buy. - • •
WANAMAXER & BROWN,
S E. CUR. SIXTH AND MARKET STS,, PHILA,
WILL UI MADE
1'44 4,VN
.k 1
sToll WI LL ltE-I)PEX
\VE \VIM, h'El.l
A I.I.ENT()WN, P:\
~ AZ,E
MI
To bo in Every Respect it Duplicate of the
'5400,000,00,
AT ALL HAZARDS, TO MAKE
OF ALL THIS cLoTurN(;
TEM
SALE. COMMENCES
OAK-HALL BUILDINGS,
{OT
11.,
ST R EET,