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A.LLENTOWN., PA.,' JUNE 1 , 1870
TUE•MAR.IFF
TII WOU'kI*OMAN
. . . .
Sir; I represent n'large body of these men
Whosit'onty capital is. their bands—a/noble
Itearted,.honcst, and faithful class of citizens ;
bud. I enter my solthim protest against any
movement here that will tend to their injury,
either or indirectly. It was this class
Omen who, with our Farmer Boys, helped to
nave us as a nation
.hi the time of war ; who
. followekthe old. flag of our country to the
canon's mouth and toAlie'breastworhs of the
enerny. Many thousaildn of this ela:,
laid down their lives on the altar of our coun
try to save and prhtect It when assailed by
tinhorn, rind While I Int.p'n \lite or n 'voice in
the counsels of the within
. for the defense and
protectiOn of the workingmen it will be given.
Bit, it is our duty to elevate labor ; and we
can' do it in' n , better way than to protect it
by
. PrOtecting the industrial interests of the
'country, which rot only insures to them
plenty of work, lint at the same time insures
to them fair_prices'for their labor. lam op
'posed, Mr. Speaker, to the attempt made by
some of
.the gentle Men 'on the floor of this
nonstick' break' down capital and thereby
crush the InliOrink €la Sties of this country.
Farad! from Speech of Iron. John D. MU of
New Jersey, March 201 h.
rnooF• THAT PROTECTION CHEAPENS HOODS
The gentleman from Indiana, [3lr. Kerr,]
speaking of my argument on Bessemer
said that as Aericat produced but 30,000 tons
per annum, the 'establishment of her works
could have had no influence upon the Price of
Englfsh rails, b4atiseille quantity produced
Was relatively 'FO 'Fipa I propose to illus
trate Ilit.'thllacy'Vtf that 'argument by the con
tents of time s llttla box 1, linhi in my hand. So
10'ng an Amerlen was unprepared to make Bes
semer steel tin ttnOisinnan would sell n ton of
rails for lees than 130. I have told the story
'to this comntittee once, and I will not now
But when in 1865 tlit
worlol at Troy, New
ntpl theFri;e:lem Wohs. nt Ilarrislmrp:,
Petinsylyanie; w'ererundy to &lit er Ilessemer
rdii , . Englishmen who hail he. n swearing that
they e;;WitYtii;t::::ll tin in iii Ibss I loin $1:;11 a ton
ituPi/dlattly: , 4lkpil I hem it $l3O. And when
our works increase:l from loil to sus thny
dropptd ihilt price doWn In $lOO. and it' ne.
.ter:sarY they•st ill dri,p it to tttlik ot until they
fore.• tile own: rs it our est:it:Us! :tent to aban
don the prolinetiOn'and apply their premises
and niaehihery to some other us,.
Theft' policy Is to crowd not our works; or,
as Lord !;roughen; advised in 181.1, tint after
the cloie 'of our war, spent any amount of
money to strangle In the cradle the infant in
dui.trit4i the of the mar had called
'into elt:ite'nee in the United States." They
will spend any amount of money to crowd
out these five or sik pasanwr rail works, and
then put the price up to figures that will be
shfisfactory to themselves: * * * *
What effect tins their enterprise hail on the
peice of porceinin gas•tips ? The German man.
ufacturers, Who could not sell these ges.tips
for less than $0 to $l2 a gross, now suddenly
drop their price and are flooding the market
with them at $2 a gross. At this price they.
soon deStroy . their Yankee rival and re
gain their old monopol3c.
Nov, are we wrong when we say' that if
anybody Makes a profit out of us we prefer
that It shall be those who feed on American
wheat,' wear Anierican wool, and give good
wages to American wprktneu ? The little gas
tip Illustrates the truth that American compe•
tition cheapens foreign commodities quite as
well ris time weightier article of steel railit.
Extract from. speech. of floor. William D. _Kelley,
of Pennsylvania, Morph p, 1870.
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE
HILL.
' When shall the intelligent American people
be able to say, with regard to their Congres
sional Solons, that "madness rules the hour"
no more. We do not exactly understand
whether the friends or the foes of the colored
mew. are now at work trying to tinker the
Fifteenth Amendmene. We are inclined to
think some enemies are at it. It is known to
every intelligent observer, and COngressmen
ought to know, that thousands of honest Re
publicans dusted that amendment copiously
with the spirit of patriotism before they could
swallow it, and it was then with grimaces
which remindod one of the sudden melting of
a pewter dish on the top of an old•fashioned,
rod-hot ten-plate stove.
All true-hearted Republicans ought to do
nll in their power to Make the subjects, or
rather 'citizens of the Fifteenth Amendment as
popular as the extreme nature cf the case will
permit - instead of that, fanatics and radicals,
dia94 . by, glirewed Democrats,
a-c doing all in their power to keep alive a
prejudice, which, right or wrong, exists
against those who 4ro. "guilty of a skin not
colored like" 'ours. Prejudices are not easily
removable. Time is the Only antidote. They
arc contemptihie statesmen (?) who keep prej
udices in full' vigor, by continually rubbing
under the noses 'of the prejudiced, the thing
they cannot like - nay, may loathe. A preju•
dice may become a mental sore. It may need
emollient.phuiters, The prejudice against our
colored brelliern Is an old sore, and the ta
mous ,ameddment, was a pungent, drawing
plaster; and he is a fool who keeps tearing it
up to see how thdaore is getting along.
Nothing: brought black slavery into such
rapid disrepute as the fugitive-slave hill ; and
our word for it, nothing will bring black free
.doni into such disfavor with the masses of the
wnite people as this effort to cast into prison
and 11'1610411Y any white man who attempts
to secure; as politicians on both sides will, the
votes of the Colored me n.
For the sake of the black man, now on the
threshold of 'Reclining a full-sized citizen, we
ask those Congressional wiseacres, whO seem
to be ever plotting mischief, to desist. Do
not run the thing in the ground, unless you
Intend to go With it. Then we would say
. Pence to your mud, and penile to the country.
SIINDAy SCHOOL coSivENTios
• The Sunday School Association of Lehigh
'county haYe held their annual Convention and
it hes past and gone.
'here can be no question of the' advantage
that is derived front their annual meetings,and
the good that results front the rapid extension
and growth of the Sunday School cause is so
uniyersally , acknowledged, as to need no com
ma front us. But n•e desire to call public
attention to one or two things in connection
with this subject which we believe to be worthy
'Of serious regard and 'consideration.
It has been the custom heretofore to endesv•
or to attract teachers and scholars, add the
public generally to these meetings by means
that were not altogether legitimate considering
the local nature of our Sunday School work.
Whil e everybody interested in the cause is
glad to see and hoar from any strangers work
ing in thetxatifie and glad to receive the valua
ble Information and encouragement they can
give, in our estimation it was good policy to
discontinne, at nu early dote in the history ei .
'our gundayl36hool Association,the practice of
giving the lead of the 'whole affalr into the
hinds Of strangers.
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This time our"own people had it all their
Own'way and there was no abatement of pub•
110 inti v
retit;-Witire ilre — viltide proceedings were
characterized:byrso unanimity of feeling and
&courtesy , and kindness that dld .not alwa,ya
THE. LEHIGH
prevail In the former meetings. The holding
in abeyance of sectarian differences end feel:
logs and the working together with heartiness
and zeal is a good thing for all concerned—
minislers and laymen. Suck meetings will do
more to alloy animosities and to disarm preju
dices than bushels of tracts or miles of sermons.
While we regret exceedingly the withdraw
al of the President T. 11. Moyer, Esq., we
congratulate the association on their choice for .
his successor,
The Bev. Walker is a man who is eminent
ly fitted, by his zeal in the christinn work and
his courtesy and popularity, for the responsi
ble position, and, with the assistance of the in
defhtigible sec., .1. . Breinlg, Esq.,. (to Whom
the whole community owe an mfforgotten
debt of gratitude) we believe 'he will carry, its
affairs onward to a Buccessful issue in another,
and even'more satisfactory, County Conycn
tbm.
NAlt KAMM
The LOCAL ENOLISIT - FIFTEENTH AMEND
MENT CONCERN of fide city, has not vet heard
that an election occurred in New York on
Tuesday of last week.—Allentown Democrat,
Map 25th.
When our neighbor blackguards and invents
his pleasing little storks concerning us, his
paper im:alwnys more than ordinarily lively
and readable. We never object to it, inas
much as it amuses him and it don't hurt us.
This last " sarkasm" though, Is too bad. Not
content with his great and glorious Demo
cratic victory, be flaunts it in our face in this
most cruel manner.
The White man's repeaters are ve.y power
ful indeed and they have worked nobly for
their party, but we could scarcely be expected
to pull' them. ' A s , cret admiration for this
noble vanguard of the Democratic party, w•e
must confess to. They are such a thorough
going set of scoundrels, that we believe they
cannot be excelled In their peculiar Hite.
To vote four or five times we consider
cool piece of rascality calculated to excite as
tonishment, but to vote pa riff', times in one
day is a piece of impudence so sublime as to
compel our admiration.
We (I() not wonder the Democratic press
a•e jubilant over it. -
Ah ! yes friend we heard of it,but were per.
fectly (c,invinced that the Republican party
could Io,VI r achieve such n success as that
11 e ! You challenged our adini
ration and we can no longer suppress it.
Repeating is your biggest hold and whereve
you can get the noble " vringnard — fairly
Ivor!: you are invincible.
Accept our congratulations on your noble
victory, so creditable and so characteristic.
"The ten Trade Circular," says "Int.
minium nt for our local trade is likely to he
stimulated shortly by the reductions effected
in llt American tariff, both on merchant and
pig iron. In London the cited of the Ameri
can bum reductions has already been experi
enced in a large influx - of orders for the class
of goods on which it 'is proposed to reduce
the duty." Reduction of duties stimulates
business abroad and reduces it at home, starts
fires in English furnaces and puts them out at
home. And this is Political Economy !
Mysterious Murder inyaris
A murder has just been committed in nn
hotel of the Place des Victoire., Paris. On
the :Id lust.. an individual of respectable np
pearane,•, told accompanied by a rather
showily.dressed young woman, took a chain
tier for the night. 'Cite man came down and
went out about 1 o'clock in ti.e t:•.orning. anti
did not return, and as the female did not ap
pear on the following day, the hindlord had
the door opened, when she was !Mind lying
undressed on the held quite dead, having been
evidently strangled by her male companion.
She had the previous evening taken out her
portmtmllaii In give II half-fraue to the M . T.
cant Or t h e hotel, who then remarked that it
contained several pieces of gold, and ns no
money a as round on her in the morning, 11111-
betty must have been the motive for the crime.
The mat had entered himself on the lintel
book as Itichard, aged 4 28, tailor, at Lille, but
the name and address were, no doubt, as
sumed.
WISE AND OTHERWISE
Wnshington Is said to envy the . jewels wor
by )Irs. Sprague 'and 3lrs. Fernando Wont
If the imputation is cast upon George, we hay
not the least hesitation in pronouncing the rt
port utterly false.
A I)nnttnry wife recently ettrts: her 'lnstant(
or singing •• Shoo Fly," ‘yln.it she WRS leettir
ing lino lur bring oat Into nights, by
her shoe f t ! , :it his head with such foris• as It
give hint the headache for it wel:.
We give below an extinct from the prospec
tus or it ih.rid tutu agricultural show to be boil
in England. The committee say they intend
holding ;m exhibition
" During the ensuing summer, the object
of which is to encourage the growth and breed
of floral and horticultural products —pOultry.
pigs, birds, or other articles or animals of a
similar character—especially among cottagers
and amateurs, by giving prizes, and in any
Miter desirable manner."
We should like to attend such a show as
that, were we not unavoidably prevented by
circumstances which are beyond our control.
The other day an absent-minded man who
was smoking got into a ladies' car, and con
tinued his enjoyment of the weed. Presently
the conductor came along and ordered him to
desist, but the cigar being a line flavored one
the ladies declared they didn't object in the
least anti the gentleman remained. It is said
the cigar was purchased nt Zenner &
Rus
ling's. •
The peach crop, it has just been ascertained,
will be as heavy as that or last year.
The prospects for wheat in England are not
now so unfavorable as they were a few weeks
back. Still we are likely to have heavy de
mands from that quarter for our own wheat.
The strawberry crop will 1w a large one.
The fruit Is arriving in Philadelphia in large
quantities and will be sold very 'cheap before
the cud or next week. •
A cook advertises fir a place in a family
that always keeps Ur. Laubacit's Eclectic
Liniment in the house to apply to burns.
'A gentleman who suicided a few days ago,
left . it note to the landlady, apologizing for
making'so much trouble, but . slating that he
must have some place to (lie."
A few days ago, a gentleman whose probos
cis had been lost, was Invited out to tea.
"My dear, , ' said the good woman of the
house to her little daughter, "I want you to
be very particular, and to make no remark
about Mr. .Tenkins' nose." - Gathered about
the table, everything was going well ; the .
child peeped about, looked rather puzzled,
and at last startled the table : " Mn, why did
you tell me to say nothing about Mi. Jenkins'
nose ? be hasn't got any." • .
A New London Sabbath-school teacher said
to a little boy recently " Suppose sonic bad,
wicked boy should stop you on your way to
church, and ask you to go to some bad place
with him. What would you say ?" " What
would I say?" repeated the little wag. "I
would say, ' Shoo, Ily, don't budder me
I'm bound Tor Sunday-school.''
At a very successful seance the oilier night,
a num burst into 'ears when the medium de
scribed very particularly a tall blue-eyed
spirit standing near tvith light side-whiskers; .
and his hair parted in the middle. " Do you
know him V inquired a by-stander, in n
sympathetic whisper. " Know him ; I guess
I do l" replied the , unhappy man, wiping his
eyes. " Ile was engaged to my wife.. If ho
hadn't died he would haves been her husband
Instead of me. Oh, George, George'!" ho
/ REGISTER, A_LLENTC;,O - , WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1870.
murmured, in a voice choked . with emo
tion, - " why, why did pill peg out ?":
Mrs. Catharine Firebaugh Is the name of a
respectable lady at Botetrurt,' Va., who left
her husband the other day to pay n short visit,
stating "that may-be she wouldn't come
back.'' And she didn't. She ran off with
her husband's sister's husband, "a man of ex
cellent character, and member of , the Baptist
Church."
An instance of distinction without a differ.
once was offered by the Irishman..who, having
legs of different sizes, ordered boots to be
made accordingly. Ilia directions were
obeyed,: but, as he tried the smaller boot
upon the larger leg, he exclaimed, indignant
ly : "Confound the fellow ! I ordered him
to make ono larger than the other, and instead
of that, he has made one smaller than the
other."
BUSINESS NOTICES
AN EXCELLENT REASON WRY T. C. Kerlin
en, of the old Allentown China, Glassware and
.amp store, can sell cheaper than others, Is that
to buys and sells exclusively for Cash, thus gala
ig all the advantage of cash pay:nods and losing
tothing by credit sales.
anamaker Brown's.—For beauty or etyle
nud elegauce of (Wish, there k no clothing like fid. of
Oak llnll. Every garment Is "n thing of beauty . ' as won
its of good Kerr ice and comfort.
A Startling Truth !—Thousands' die annually
from neglected roaghn or add., tvlach so ripen into
consumption, or Otheregintlly fatal tllmense4 nn
Clio long.:
Adv.) by the timely inn nrNiagle baffle of Dr. Wi.tneit
Balsam of Wild Cherry their livet could have been prn
svrool ten green obi age. .
Datitirq' eradicate, the scalp mode clean, nt]
ern heir restored to it, orlginni 70oltd . nd Len•l7 end
vigor by the ume Ilitll's Vegetable Isiellida
newer.
774 c Living .3fachinc.—lnjore the main spring of
it watch and every portion of the with. becomes diner.
defect. The loonan etomarli Is to the liumnn system alt.
(lint elastic Piece of nodal In to a rbronouteter. It lullu•
once, the,nctlon 01 the ollier organs, nod controls, to
certain extent, the whole living Illaelllllo. The
rnlnPnri
n may lie entitled further: for or the weakness or other
Imporfections of the main sndng In ludlcutcJ so 11111 face
of the time-Mere, so also In aka toiss iir •othor disor
der of the /item:telt lietrnyed by the fare of the luvnit
The complexion is sallow or Pitied, the eyes aro deficient
In lustre and intelligence, anti them is s, worn, auxinns
oxpression in the countenstme which 101 l es tilitlnly
as tyritt, word.; Collld do. that the groat nouritilting °r
an,. whose oilier It in to 1111111Sler 141 the wants of ilioliody,
iand to sustain rind renew 111 lln parts, In not performl••
its ditty. It reit Ire+ rettiovutinu and regoltsting. nail to
orrentrilsh this end Illositilteriti Httunarb Bitters may be
truly said to he tier ono thing wort fut. The hrokril Mehl
..111 . 1111: Of a watch nifty be rept...not. n new 11111.. lout the
sioniach rite only lie repitirt•ti sold r•lrstlVlllenetl. end 1111.'
0110 of the obleets of the remelts vegetable restorativ
which for risadminyears lois been wit King
contest with rly• pepsin ln all el'lnntes. Ann specific fd
li duty...thin It elands alone. When therestutrces •f 110
rharmaeopteln biter been exhausted, xvlthont, at Post,
doinglni,o than toltigating thy mplaint, a course
this wholesome and palatable. yet Powerful, , heneete ,
street. a perfect and permanent cure. In ell came of ilys
pepsin the liver is more or lens illsorilyreil, nod upon ltd
itilliertalit gland. an well Ile upon the stomach nail bowels
the Bitters art will. Xlligiller 411.11111C1110... regtileling au
reloylgorntlnu every secretive and assinalatimi organ.
which bodily and mental health depend.
How to Look Young—Sirtorn.-000% point of
11,.• rile Ilalr Restorers, lint nuoply POPIY Ilogeo n )fitif
toilla Hahn upon your fore. neck and hands, and use Ly
I , ll ' N lintlinkon upon your hair. The Boom mak, you
complexion pearly. soft nod natural, awl you rituit tel
what did It. It removes freckles, illll, Salk/Wm.... rung
inarks, mnlh patchea. etr. and In place of a red, vomit
are, you have the 'made purity of an exquidia belle
It Oyes to Millllll, ago the bluoin of perreltinl youth. Ad ,
there effeetii ton splendid head of lialr pri d 111.1.11 117 tin
Kalliniran, and a lady has done her he.t la the w2y o
adornnient • Brothers will have no piiiiiiter when
the.- articles are around.
.• Ctistiir's , Rat, Itoiteb, 33.. Ex leroolanlo s.
Costar's — (liquid) liv ter.
..Costitr's" (pure) Insert
Use tills (only pore) I snot Ponder her S i lls. iu F 0
tint' Woolens, for 11,1-11ugs. I n., , ct•, etc.
Costar's . ' (only sure renielly) Corn Solvent..
everytv here.
/3.r.P.Aslit for ''Costitr's" (snit take no other,
+l, gel and *I sizes sent by express.
.idlers "COSTAR" CO., 13 Howard Pt., N. Y.
The "Pihrhe Baker" Salve.
4u•1(l) year+ n serrrt—
•
4Z-Cin-ex no by oingl,
All Cols, Burn., Broke , . coneer, Sr
Nlyplee. and Broken Brea%l••, , ('llopped 1.1r4 wol Hour
EruPil•no:, Cliillllniur, linen or Sting , of Io••••et,
4a A WON DEUFU I. CURE F r rli PI I.ES. - 40
44-SOLI) every where. •
11!)-Ask for " 111.% IEICS• • land NI, Ito e in
Spropp,iff, le6rlllll, Ft mat , v er.,
Wilmot:did min
TiIWN.IIT, Lehigh CO., Ott.
It Is At Ith n gratoral feeliati Mai I feel aide to make
fullutrhng statement [or 11:0 benefit of those who ale stliD
ing from Scrofula and other Chronic Dise,mes. My w
mid Lein Ptlllfrring for Pu'. [ruin Himory
.trellings ou het- neck tv Lich after a Dunn would gall
out discharge matter, leaving a raiming sore. She II
been ...•:.t ] for more than a yeiti I , t - litoon eminent piny.
maim without receiving any permanent 6l4,lllollg hearse, until she hail nye of these rillining , tP
to her nevi:, n been I employed lir. 11. D. loingale r, nut
whose treatment she commenced to Improve very foot,
sores on lii•r neck to heal, and mill her mink:Dug and LI
igreeable •sylaiitions gradaally to Ili•Illtp1.11r, until I
11,0111 was rontored, which was In about four mantas.
eel Dernivtlyju , tmed, alter having tried the treatineut
other physician. In revotionentling all those whiiiire 4utri
lug from Scrofula or Chronic Di•eases to pr. ieingalier
raialleal treatmnt, NVllll a firm belief that they Will be si
benefited and core. thereby, as toy him I,
(,11:11..11.] .1,131 ES DARNER
Dr. 11. D. leiligalier'• iiince Is on Om East of SI •
Aim% between Hamilton and Walnut. Allotitioro.
financial anb Commercial
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.I'llont Flour, Imr bbl
. .
1 , 1ax,0.1.
Timothy SeI . II. p.m Lu~hrl
Wheat H., her ewt
Butter. p. r hound
T ••
Hain,
Ego, pt. doz.
Potato.... per toodod
Dried per holtel
ltried Peaches. • '
Pun,Aum,cinA, May 39.—Delluven SS Bro
Brokers, No. 40 South Third Street, give th
following quotations up to 2 o'clock to•duy :
Buying Selling
U. S. G',.; or 'st 117!
132 112!.,; 119 J„
" " '64 111 g 111y,',
..... 1111]
" '65, new 11117:,' 114
114
11:37;; 1143,,
" s's, 10.40'e. ........... ....... USN,' 118,
U. S. 30 Year 6 per eent.Cy.........112,.; 113
Union Pacific R. R. Ist M. 130nd5...865 875
Central Pacific R. 11 030 040
Union Pacific Land Grant 80nd5...780 700
:SEW YORK PRICE CI'ItItENT
For Mn) ?..kl, 1570. Corroded weekly by J It. llel
irich, Moduce Commishioo Merchant, No. 02 Barrio) St.
New Fork.
BUTTER.. Orange J< Sanwa Co. Tulle, good to choice,
it lb. Coo . Cloolaugu, 1/01. and (.Ilt.trullßlinCu'r
choice, :it 4:18 Fair blatant, afgUrill: Conittion 286Z30. Sill.
51.1.0
anehanou tw. pails, ammo, 3 , 64401 lair to good, :r2aCi;
t. 30, N. Slate Firklun ) cllow
I‘o
.3.:; lair to good, Caiii3B; Collation, 0 . V. state
I'ull. m h on., iflaikii; lair le good, flJaigts; Common,Zkiebita.
N. F. State Welsh tubs, Ounce, akfa.lo; C 0131111,1 to
344, 713. N. F. state Marken, choler Jobb.: lair to good,
28%11. Western Itm.erve choice lair to good 14U - yr ;
r.,• asp Butter, 1101.12.
Receipts fill riUg sne Po.) week Mot,alp nearly 5 . 000 Pack •
ages, or an increano 01 about:am package.. over pant as •eg.
'silo.4100: of Twill, old grams Ilan become vet y.Ol .•
ductal, aud there 15 a go., I Inquiry tor Southerunli. lol pincnti
if low mars ill nelertions lan.. be. Made at labor. uui
onside quotations. I:1 01 Old or..
hard to noire at owed any Inc.,.a New in coming forward
gado lively. though
t ha t demand has been good, It loin
worked nal ...May at prices cooled. To-day 111.• clock
Ile itccilinulaten nod !incr. !Oh*, buyer, and thew I.
fw fay probability that we hove noire butter that can
.be suld at prenout quotations Mau. our goat.
CliEhnh.—New metory choice and Miley, la i iCk . l7; falr
to good. .15010. N. . state lrairi good to Mad.,
1Wooliea; hoe to good /AMIS. N. State skimmed.
S.—Jorney and Foam. well parked in chair, "pl dug
1942 u. Jerney and I'Vlallll. Well packed 111 out,lvgulll
N F. Stn. well banked. good order, Is i ar.l9. Mau 1111;.1
Wil•ellerh. 1001 oil 1h,.J14 . . Lanett. 6(l
Ilecohetn ho ve Ise tlourd bbeial during Ile past week.
Klan the .1,11111111 Inung Ig bt, Vi . ,c.•s Haul. 1.11 . 01,41 the
bit) er. We no out look for nay I tinker deelate during the
coinlug week.
IIEA NS. .11tirrOW 11I•W, 62 11..; 2.:C4.2.01
kidney, Choice, 4.5 , 110'9 . 2.75. Chow., 1.1Znif , 1.30.
Pea, Choice, I.ilkikl.s.s; ltar to guod, 1.500 g 1.6.'s Altsed lots
so. common,
.
DRIED FILL/I -Apple. Prin 01:no, 111;1,1, 62.10 0 ;
Jer.e), 01110 nun PentlKylvnllo,64,7., Apple.;
W 4 -97. Iptenheren, Itithpberro,4, 2.10i/2.5.
Cneero , lllea, new. :1001,11; Put. 10, . 1 1 ,10,10, un
pealed, ne, beolo, l'enelten peeled, new, 14011.
k.k.o6 w 12,10 vet', good us prnue, Fluxoend
2 14.0
E.t.,11 AX. —Pun., i 1 Ib, 3703:1.
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l'01:1.1 . 11.Y. Puck.. ulive, ri pair, 12.10.2.0.1. aver
lire, "t 4 pew,:l.l.Arjel.llo. TurXey.., chow, ri ID. 2Sei,',D
FuWi. 0 1b...:.1ei.r...• ite.wier•lk ID. I:Ke,- . D; Sprlng Chick
ere. hag... 1 , 4 ir.i.r. 1:;a1 M. Do., 1.41.1.11. 71.W.1 U..
bI ' AVI.k.DLU.I!I.—Ziew good to prime, VDT, 11416; do
poor. Wieir•
littspie ougur I. vury dull sod decidedly lower.
TO CONSUMPTIVES. = The ailvertirer,
having been restored to health lu lift, week..., by a
very billlpbe remedy, lifter having still . ..rod several yearn
with It ni3Ore long allection, and thin dread diseose, Cori,
dliolOan to :unbeknown to his fellow einficrers
the elemn of cure. 'co all whodesire it, ho will seed it copy
the used (free of charge), with ilw
iiOllA for preparieu nod Using the rowue, which they will
owl n mit r e nor,. for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The Oft.° I the :tilt . .TU.., ol
todnii the Proneriji•
lion in to het.' t((, afflicted,und spread Infortentiort
which he conceives to be Ili nlt NV; Ile holes ever
y
nail
will try tin reweily, an it will cost. them nothing
luny prove u g.
l'arilesAvi.hing the prencription will pleas...Wrier!,
Rec. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willimptiburg, Haug* 0.1..1'i. Y.
DEAFNE.SS, BLINDNESS AND CA
u,--Y• 'TARIM trentoti with the utmost Furore., by J.
ISAAett, M. D., null Itroto.tior bblelM . A tht Eve Ill.!
,ry
K“.r. .n“ . ( 0, 11) itt the Colhge 'V nri
ccritelo. tire .rpt Hiroo, (limiter)) . ur n o i,
loud.) :Ow SOS Atoll etteot. rialto. Teetittottilltig coo be
tonu 01 hi. olliro. 'rho medical ilteulty ore 1.11141 to tte•
tpuny their pationtx, RN he hue Ito itectoto lu hie
Artilloit 1 eyes lionli,d without polo. thurgO
for examination.
Speciat Yoticr;
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U - -Y • MEN; on the R 011.% Pa.elon In. Youth and' early
Manhoodovith SELF HELP for chargetheerrin nfortunate
Snit In ecaled letter envelope 4, free of h Addreag.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box I', Philadelphia. Po.
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11,W,^ ERRORS OF YOUTH.—A gentleman who
• suffered for years from Nervous Dohlift promo
litre Decay and all the effects of youthful indiscretion iscretion,
• will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
need it, the recipe and direction for making the mint
pie remedy by which ho was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit Sty the advertiser's exiled PIM , ran do so by ad
dressing, laberfect confidence,JOHN 11. till DEN,
No. 42 Cellar St. Now York.
IIOWARI) SANITARY All) ASSOC'.
ATION.—For IhC Moreland Core of the Erring[
d tlnfor.unale, un l'rineiplea of Mirk thin philanthropy.
'qty. , . the Er., and the Fullle. of Age, In
latitio to MAIIIIIAdE and So4lol. EVIL+. with nltlillarY
d for Idilleted. S int Ire, in Eavelapre.
itAd
x, 111/WARD ASiOCIA 11,N. Ila, phtia fel dalphi,
t
IRM"ro CURE CoNsLiMPTio:s;
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THE I.IIII,OSOPIIT OF 11It. SCHENCK'S (MEAT
11111111(11,111.4.—Will people never !Porn to know that n
ill,ased liver 111111 ritollllllll necessarily disease the entire
..ystem I The' plainest l'xinciples of cointnon son, 'Ouch
this, um] yet there are hundreds who ridicule the idea • nail
continue in the cone. , which olninst Inevitably bringa
them pretnatorely to the grave. Living till'
the matoritY of
people do, lit complete Varian, AVtill lit Wit natore,
It most apparmit to all that, sooner or later. nature will
revenge herself• lien , we find that per•oins who tutlitlito
to exresd in tie use if very rich or indigestible rood or
'my a heovy PenaltY in
the mid. The 'tunnel.hiusones disordered and refuses to
et ; the liver falls and
its attendant exits follow, and still the suffering imilvldit
al. persist in clitiaina to the thorouuhly exploded ideas of
thentst. Dr. StiIIENCR'S 111.411E1nel nee recommended
to al such. They brit...two and wedeln
relief mi herever
they are used It, 41111,101, and all Chill in 111, , ,:1ry to es
widish their ii•pntation with every idling man or womon
lu the land 's a fair tool imply Oat trial of them. Let those
wh are skeptical on this point, stub who have permitted
Vurcrcstr,l Person. to Preittilice them against theta now
celebrated remedies for Consumption, alscard their Prod.-
dices, ;toil lie governed by •he principles of reason and
common sense. If the .)'stem Ia do.or.lerrd depend Mum
It, In titlir i Calif , out of till the sent of the disorder will be
found thentolllilCh Unit liver. To CleallSe and Invigorate
the stomach and to stimulate the liver to heathy nation,
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SrRENCK'S MANDRAKE PI hl.4.—The daily Increas
f"r there Rats is the best evbleueo of their
Thonsands upon thow.mbh , .if boxes urn sold
tally. Why • Slowly beeause they art bromPtlYoad
•Illewolly. Invalids who may not. Sot couvoalent to
aril on Dr. Schenck In person aro Informed hunt hall and
omplrtr dirueliwis for in•o amoolokur oovl , package of
the
M.\ 1.1,5,1 C AND SEA•
WEED TllNlC.—Therti boaltriniia w 11l core eirimuntutliot
.1111....1 the long. are to far gone that the patieul In ettlirelY
boycott] the reach of medic,' relief.
It may be asked by dame avlai ore not familiar trill, the
virtitri of these great ricalecliim, 'llow do Dr. SCII
weasel°, elfeet their wooderlttl ctes of rotmotartion
The itotavor 1., a sittitile .0111 . . The o y laight their work of
rimtioratitio bringing the ntomiteic, liver and botvelii into
an icily. , 11,11111 y e , . ,1id0,,. It ei hood that core. this for
ill•eitar. SCHENCK'S ItIANIIIIAKE rit.Ls lull
On the Ever :tail caotoarh, Drionottag health)* iweretliin
and removing the tole and slime 11 have rimalto
Dom the inactive or torpid m41.1111 , .11 el the , tog:ilia, oar
Onto, synteto grairallY. ' ll,lO 11: it e th. ' ' ma r'
;tail the C0111.1'11111 • 11I arclunit.ation 1,0 the nulicalthy i
i.tanemiatantied prevent the proper dive... Hon 111 food, 111/11,
tiatortil mitmed mince ormitice iliac:me, which re,lia 111
primal...a acid goalie la death.
Pi'LMONIC it V RCP SEAWEED TON
taken regularly, mingle with tho fond. aid the
digestive organ., make good rich blood, and as lc natantl
milmoquenro, give and atrettallt to the patient. het
the faculty nay wiait it IMO . , thin in the only Duo taro for
eotmomptioit, ' , Aperient, ha , proved it beyond the shadow
al a doubt, and thotmaiiii.. ore undo}' alive nail well
II few your...ince here regatili il 1 larch,— ca.°, lout
who wet , ' beloved to try ill. ENCk'S reatillev, and
were reAtorial to pet amiwot health by their ate.
Otai el the Drat atop. the plty.iteicin -hank) take with
ratmotintitive patient m targiorate the ayetiao. Now
how thin to 1).1110111.. Certainly not I, giving 11114111 . 111..•
111111 etiervate—iirdielam. that Impair Dottrel
of mgr., tile fine' lotai of the duNe.livn organ.. Moat,,
:It'll 1..3310'S 111..111( . 11.1...1 . 11,111 , ... the ..101111.1 . 11111111 howiik
all autmtititeim which aro oalealated t irritate or it mike,
them. They et eat° au iitoret localthlol Mgr—
ginnl 1.1 I. 111111. to 1,o11.1 . 11111•11.1 . . the) . in.
v aiel airtiogthra the node,'ariteni. and moro rn
mitaidly 1110s1. climrtoo.4l.
It t I'lllllllli
11, then Diu ea, taimt ire regaided as Kopek,
the 1/11y4iCiall Il oils It 111P ,,,, i M. , to Milk.'
1,1:1.
1110,1115, it till' Perm ke 00l
i rut
IT
11, It to
lIL' but t he 4'a
Kull , In
10 win g a patient to thie roonolition Kt. loll; ~r 4
the NIII:ulJ It In eonnll3'
liver 4. lourolcued o it 11 ili•oaecil bile, and tho etioniarh
laden 54'1111 unhealthy elittie.
Inioet tioto 111.1 rogue,nl to the tollyeleino loy a cull
tl PIIYy Pnlient is that too will pro...unlie medicines that
wlll remove or allay the rough, night StV1•11 to 11 1111 cal ll lam.
w lurk ere the elite attetulant • Olt 1:011M1.1 OIL Ihit due
should not 100 Ilone, an the cough 1 , 0011 au elrflr' 01 noftht ,
to relieve Ikelt, and the night ...oat , and chill, are ealle.sl
loy the dieetioood lunge. The remedies ordinarily pre.ertbed
do more 1.01 nl 1111.11 good. They inimur the unetione of
Ik,' etotnach, llllpvtie healthy ologo , tiool, itml aggivento
tiotbei then Caro the ilineoco.•'
'there, , alter all, 014111 t nit like fart. svith which tu sulk
,
poootion, and a 1 , 11 1.11 111 1.1,11ftl Dr. SUIIENCK
Noarly all,
olio !novo taken 1111.,t1C1 111, 10 ar
t:ordain,' \Vial direetboti , have not only 1 ..... cured of
Collnolll 141.1, bill, troin tho that them. medium, act
501 th wonderful power moon the digoetire organs. loatlonin
tho , ourod epeedil y
to ygai lied, Clooeu4inbt the eystom 01
all inuoitrittoe, they y the foundation for it eolid, nub.
ntantia antrut Renttaillg 111,11 01.g11 health, they
create an appetite. l'heloooa In 1,1.0111.1.iy OW
glioltillty lot biklt.i 10 1101 only Inc.:used, but is made rich
and
. Mug and In (he rare or elicit romihtion of the nye
tent 1 iwane inn. t he hal/1010i.
}wills irertione 11C11.111paliy vat h of tleo niedielte.e. 10
that it Is mot It bsoollitely neeo,eory that 11.1 fiords st.,,u el.
per , onally. 11 11 11 , 0 they st o u t to have
then. 111 lige examined. For this purpoeo he to at 111, phi/
rival otlltoo., No. 15 North ointio rot., C.it'ller 01 Collillieree,
31 every Satuktay, tram ,1 A. PI. until I I'. 51.
Ado; L eo oiyea wuloont elem.:, but tor a UN.
aminatuni ith the Iti-iloroinooter tlor. Otago k
Prlco. oot the
4 .1 47 Pyrite and rova wood Tunic each.
41 50 I I bottle. 4.1 47 "lon hall 31.widrak • Pill, 17
cent.: bon, tor nook by all drugged,.
Alden Works!
Lye, Potash, Soaps, &c.
Queen of England Soap!
The Strongest Puro Soap =ado.
For doing a family washing, In the cheapest
best and quickest manner. This powerful Soap
bee all the strength of the old rosin soap, com
bined with the mildness, blandness, and lather
ing qualities of genuine Castile. We have sold
to many, families, who slate it is twice as strong
as any th . ey have used; that they can do their
washing in half the limo they take with other
Soaps. Being of extra strength, it washes the
same In salt, hard, cold, or warm water. It re
quires no reds or other mixtures, and none
should lie used, and It is just the thing for fine
linens or flannels leaving the clothes nice, white
and sweet, without shrinking or injury. This
great labor.eaving soap should be in every fami
ly. Try it! See that the words "Alden Chem
ical Works" are on each bar. Ir roe wisu TO
LAKE YOUR OWN SOAP USE
Alden Works Lyel
00 . 111
I 10 1 tII
It Wakes splendid bard soap for one cent per
pound; or nearly a barrel of heat quality soft
soap by using ono pound of Alden Works Lyo.
The cheapest article in use for cleaning type,
softening water, cleaning gummed machinery,
making washing solution or any purpose for
which lye is used. Don't be deceived by so
claimed cheap, low priced goods. See that each
package reads "Alden Chemical Works," and
you have fifteen pounds of good hard soap
guarantied.
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11A1•11PIDOC, TANCAATER, CO., PA., Feb. Ifith, ISfO.
Mr. } A. Thomas. Itmr We recently procured
five h^ses of the Alden Works Lye, and meal It accord.
leg to tlie eirections, and we obtained from them five
bones seventy-live pounds of the elle.ett had reap I ever
row. Ply nelghbare went astonished when City saw It,
I have le err (ming tt great many different ki n ds of lye
before, but could Inver get Inure than fire pounds to
the box.. MARY C. UROFF.
noisy & Kimberly, Grocers, lloitimare. Md.. ono of
the largest Wholesale Houses. writes us November 15,
1567, ' , What will you sell Alden Works, 1.0..11,111a,
Lye at f Ilnyo Sold different wakes, but your. alone
gives univsrsal satisfaction."
Jo1).7E11.180, I'ren•men of the North American Atty.:
ttf anieldar one ;mond of Aldo., Wo, ho Lyu equal to two
pounds of Pennsylvania Salt Compeny's fur cleaning
type."
Alden Works Potash!
Guarantied Equl/ to any in the Market
Creamine Soap
A new discovery, compounded of Olive Oil,
Cream and Glycerine. Tho harshest and rough
oat skin, by tho use of this splendid Toilet Soap,
will he made whit° and soft as satin. Invalua
ble for I.licis with a tender skin. Should he In
every nursery. Should ho in every bath-room.
Should be in every hotel. Highly perfumed, yet
costs no morn than common soap. Tho finest
genuine Castile' soap is made front Olive Oil
alone, this in addition is perfumed. Nothing
butter for cleansing the hair and head. Glee It
a trial, and ladies, you will be delighted with it.
Mrs. R. 8. Aldon's Hair Restorer
and Dressing,
Oil of Bennet
(aeseLuvu INDICUIt.)
A purely vegetable extract, unequalled as
preservative and dressing fur the Hair. Restores
permanently, Blanched or °ray Hair to its nett,
ral color. Invigorates the scalp—producing
abundant Hair.
Price, Fifty Cents Per Bottle
MRS. U. D. ALDEN'S
Extract of Jasmine!
A DCLIQIITFUL rimitrumo.
Price, Fifty Cents Por Bottle.
samples molt by mail on receipt of prima
Alden Chemical Works,
48 North Front Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
1 7 0.• sotao try
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JUSTI'S EV ANN. Itty Itnetle anti Una pry Store Hamil
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LEVI VENSThitNIACIIEIt, Oroceryi coreer u Tenth
awl Hamilton, Allenttfatn t Pa.
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second to no e,-,tblishment in
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all made of. he best materials,
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Our 'prices are always gu, an-.
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On which rectal n pnpulnr Ismer. vocll and hodrn
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For the benefit of tho City Cornet Dana
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ii , iratile property ti thln city, which will be wild at low
aniouit w)iielt aro
Vac.. lots varying In •il‘n nnil Wen
Divellind lodise. dll graden releert
Ilidnk and Slain Mucks.
D u. W. A. HASSLER,
Graduate of floe jefferNon 3fetlical C'ollege of Plata
Now olforn to Ow ,tttr.•llug Public the
,IMFFERSONIAN_ MEDICFNES
!laving Imen physlelan In the Northern Ditpetetary of
Philadelphia for tW.I yemre where thonrands of cAaet of
k Inds of Chronic ITO pre/tented for treatment
and are treated. These medicines aro llin result of try rx•
p,rlenre and ~11.orvallons. Having not only prescribed
them In Hospital pr./mice, but lam/Ire/la In ,my private
practice have raw1,..1 the bon , fit and are cared.
A Phyilician ' . missiou is to reioire pain and mire thoto
that ale sick. Being /twat, it the foot and knowing the
nrollve pr.ilerlle. that my 3110111C1111 . 14 gussets, I cannot
do ,q+// but offer It to the general public that I may urrion•
plish toy missiou and do the greatest Mind to the greatest
majority•
ONLY . ['NE MEDIOINK .I , QII'uNE DISKASE!
It IA not Ilko x. many medicines gold that rialto to
Clare it (1411.'11 ilia, VIII dl•e:i•.2g out Of OHS bottle.
Jefforinian M. dlrh , for Illicottnatlhtn
•• for the 111 1...
for Srrv , o awl Debility. 110
'• for the Kidneys nod Bladderv. 100
" for
Stesinrit and
Llvor 100
•• for Colds anti Contilis 50
•• for Diarriora anti Uy...nt•ry, 50
Liniment for External into, Itruittex
and Sprat. GI
Seise for Cots. Born. antlehl Soros ISO
Medicine lot Children 2.3
•• for Colic and Cramp In the
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BL.WPIN
310,116110 WOrlll4
rf,t111141 . 1111 obtain ilio tionlicition only nt my ale°. Chow
!root, laitUn`oll Flllllllll.l S Nlll, A111.111.11T11, 1%1, or by
itritlin: to my ati,11.... %Own I forward by mall or
itre,o, Fitt tren•lyt of IIii• motley'.
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES TREATED
EVERY SATURDAY AT MY
OFFICE.
(An caste of PITS Curet . Fn Core No Pay!)
W. A. HASSLER, M. D
Qi fin A MONTH AND EXPENSES
I a )141.1/i•, to erll IIioCELEBRATED 11INK.
LEY NNI rTINO
_MACHINE. for fatally not . Sluifito
cheap, roliauto. Knits everylliliuc. Circular awl sample
mucking free. Aildrerm i Nu. Ea N. Muth SI.,
fob
FXTRAOR
2 3. P .
1111.1 Oltl: pi
As tflGeS am
BlisTrllantotts
ALL MANNER OF
NEW FABRICS.
NEW STYLES.
SURE "ZITS" FOR ALL
MEM
WWI
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MIME
toyll•bum
Prien
1 00
.. 1 pi
lii ancitit
of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
The adynntoges and Otractions of this LOAN.
nwnt putp,ses, urn inuir and Importnul
I.—lt t. Lard upon ono of tha Great TRRODOII LI
im - rwiT:t TIM SEABOARD ASP THE WEST.
th—Tin:SECCRITY IS ALREADY CREATED, the ineale
part of the line being in itneceti.fol running erefai
3.—Tito Local Tragic:, from the unriro Ned .4 grienll.l ref f
rig (nor and Iron and Vim? deposit, adjaceut,
m. 4 t bo largo alol profitable
4. —The enterprise roc Ives IMPORTANT CONORNMUNA AND
nil r11.1:141, from the States of Virginia and West
BM:
s.—lt to uuditt . the Inamtgottlout of °lndent
KNOWS CAPITAI.IMTS, WhOSC names are guarantees
for Ili EARLE COMPLETION unit euceeseful operation.
o.—The Bonds can be had either lu
COUPON OR REGISTERED
loan; they have thirty yours to run, both principal
and micron being payable In gold.
7. , They are of denomintilio. of
*lOOO, 5500 AND 8100,
bearing Interest at the rata of ids pot' cent. In cola
payable May. Int and November lot.
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condition of the Company, Ire know three securities to hr
perollnrly desirable, Mid menfloble for safe employ
ment of nnrplus Capital, and funding of (burro men)
Ronde, by Inventors, Trwitees of and ethers
rho prer, ob.iluto xecurity with reaxouable illeollle
❑older., of Colto I States nve-Tweutimi nre eutilokd
Mess Bonds, inuring the same rate infer,
ono( lot ring o longer ',rim( to rue 11, Weil tee rettlize
I=!
Ml=
1=152
'1,11110„ and the Itondl returned free of exprOnS ell3rgell
PRICE 90
Me
ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY
Patup!dela, and fall lufortnation fttritiAteti uu
application.
FISK & HATCH,
5 NASSAU ST., N. Y
Jar sale anb to Let.
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420 BURIAL. LOTS FOR SALE.—
untlaralttuotloffer fur cola 0/ now Coma-
Lary lota Immediately adjulalug the (Woo Catootary. oa
Tenth "arm.
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The lots will be sold by subacription, and immedlatoly
after tho whole number ale dlapoiled of they will be award
ed by lot lu the same manner an lu the orgifultation of the
Union ArieoClitilUll. Plats or plans of the premiums run he
neon al s our ollico, my 12 lltiOD
TLET.—A REASONABLE LEASE
A- will ho given on the Easton Slate Quarry, situated lo
Plainfield township. Northampton county, Pa., near
titackertown. It consist. of number one flat,voln, blue,
neyer.fadlog elate, fully equal to tho well•known Chap
man Slate, with n good water flower and a full rigging of
picturing and holstlug machines. Pomona death . .. or on
opportunity of thin kind will please examluo for them
metres, and apply to Willi. heck Stackertown P. 0.
mar 3, 'tit 0. L. SCIIREIBEIL Pronidont
FOUR HUNDRED FARMS FOR
SALE, ranging In price from 'Slog:A per acre,accord
to impnavements, location Ac. Good roll, genial climate.
and near markets. These farina aro situated in Virginia
tad Maryinud, some the Immediate vicinity of Wash.
button and others from al to al miles distant from Cho Cay•
Ital. Address or cull on J. I). O ASO WEILE4SB Mannachu
sottv Avonuo near Sixth Street Wanhingten.P. C.
HOUSE FOR SALE.—THE SUB
arrlber offers for sale his house and lot situnteda
on SIXTH street, between MINER and CHEW. In
the City of Allentown. Tho house Is complete with "
nil the modem conveniences and is handsomely papered
throughout. The grounds aro tastefully lull ant and are
well stocked with fruit trees. As the furniture was bought
seessly for thin dwelling rho subscriber would prefer
lling it, with 010 house. For further information, terms
or a V rite of the house call on the .111Arriber on the prem-
Imes, between the hours of I) A M. and 3 P. M.
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H. W .
HUDSON.
North nth xtreel, above Turner.
am 27
FOR SILE.
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A HOUSE, our story and n holf, nod lot, sitnote an
Chew Woe!, between Sixth and Seventh, about ISti t::
feet (rout and 110 feet dean, •
For terms aptly to . . .
ALLSANDER ZELLNER,
Slatli Street, below American Hotel, Allentown
May 21-lf
ye 41f the. complaint.
FO‘VI.II.t SON, Proprietors, Poston
r drtm.tiviA and dealers generally.
.Wino unless alitnad 1 . 11Prr9.
R LEIGH'S
IMPROVED lIARD RUBBER TRUSS
Will retalu a turn. the most difficult rapture.. tilllr
vlou. to inol Fur cleaulinium and durability aa
o B p
equal. The tightest True. ever made. Suporter..
Elastic
Belt.. Stocking.. buopermorleW. nil kind* of
Truni.e.t. Bruce.. Synthetic, and all other mechanical rem•
edict. Ladles at teuded to by LElo 11.
Offilem. Iffiffichentuut .troet, next door to the cornet of
?Uncouth street, Phllodolphta hop stain.). MA 9.1 Y
--- Prices Very Low.
SEAMAN & TRA EG ER,
NO. 17 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
BETHLEHEM
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
WOODEN WARE,
OIL CLOTHS
tenOCERAIS)
Very largo totnorltnent In PVOI7
DEPARTMENT.
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LOWEST CASH PRICES,
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rho public are requested to call tad examine.
SEAMAN- & T Ii.A.EG ER
ADIIININTRATORII NOTICE.
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Rdate of R OBER T JAW/SON.
Nutlet, Is hereby given that letters of administration on
the clinic of tho above named Robert Joints., of the vit.
loge u: Whitehall, comply of Lehig„h, deceased, have been
granted to James Schee iteberger, of the ailing° of
hall.. Theefore all pernun• who know themselves in•
&bled to lire said Estate aro requested to make payment
within six weeks from the date hereof, and such who have
any legal claims against said Botao trill primer), !hetet,
moultaullicutleated, for settlement within tie above
specified limo. JAMES SClRENEllEattllik, Adm,
WIIITIIII#LL STATION, April 12, 1670. apt. illgt•
W A tTe E dl i t t y a ß p y proVal ro i ß i g n l e ay 0 .1
*Timber, Nog. alt rent• rer the use of water shall be
paid to the City Treasurer (Jonathan Ileichanl) at his Or
gies I•efore the SUM day of April t to all route rernalniug
unpaid on that day, there shall be added ti per cent.,and
to rents ro Moine unpaid on the first day of June, Clore
shall be added Inner cent. Notlre la horeby given to all
persons still ow Intrwater rent that 10 per cent. will be
added on all rents remaining unpaid on the Mat day of
June next.
May 21. d Yir-w 3w) By order of the Committee
TOTICE.---NO'CICE 1114 HEREBY
. 01 1 iKN that thdupdarsignik. Iliad made Appllea-
It on to the Court of Cardona Pleas, MCI Term. IMU. to
'grout to charter uir Incorputarlon to tho6AEOEUSVILLE
LOAN AND BUILDINO ASSOCIATION. tone located lo
said county. the articles and condltiona of which are tiled
In tho Prothonotary 's Office. and unless sutllcleat rearena
he shown to the contrary, It will be lawful for the Court
to grant maid Charter at dm aunt term of Court.
Nathan BINIMOI3, Willlo.lll Fry,
D.A. Semmel, Jacob Itorkerneyer,
Aarou'S. Miller,W.. D. Kholer.
Wilson K. Peter,. A. Derkerneyor.
Samuel J. Matter, Owen Lloyd .
William Adam., Tilghman Peler.l
ALLenTOWn. April 19, MO.
rtINNOLUTION NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned In the Civil Engineering hilliness, under the
firm of LEHR & EMERY has been disaolved by mutual
eousout uu April 3Uth, Me. All POMO. indebted to the
Into firm will please tnak.liattlement on or before the lit
day of June next, and all t...rsone haring any claims wilt
please present their bills within the shore slateilled time.
H. D. LEHR.
RICHARD R. AMERY%
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THE BUSINESS
on b• t.tlaned by thn undendsmd. ayk: old
ItCe corner at Peon sod alren t t . ... o A . lLm n r.
w holy 18•::r•
d may 12.1 t
of the‘[Dods
at the cori.lowc.../p 6 °R.
Another lot 6. ri I 1i011.1121 isuE.s . for CURTAINS,
at (cowl r rod iterdd ricpv. •
2au lILA I. LACE COLLARS M2lcla. and upwards.
PIQUES from Auction at 20, 21,25 and upward...
Now nod PLAID NAIbnOOKS.
VICK 110 MUSLIN& for Infant. , Wear, role., etc.
C „ono Pal Irmo ali t A r L A Wld i t •II E AC
ett molt
e.
I , ItENCII MCI:MINS, 2 yds. wi IC, at 60, 112, 00 etc. Mo.
I INK FRENCH NAINSOOKS. •
PLAID •• ()ROAN TIES. at TS elm.
A nowt completo mock of WHITE HOODS AND LACES.
HANDKERCHIEFS from Auction, tit a great barlt•ln.
. LACE TIDIESa mpiondid line. • - •
A job lot of IMITATION A PPLICA TIDIES. •
Tito perfection of COLLARS and cum. all Iyartanted,
LEMA_ISTRE & ROSS, .
212 NO:all EIGHTH STREET,
ritiLADEL,PitiA. Ott
MRS. GICLKIN TAKES PLEASURE
fa ■oooooelo That ahe
w too •ttcdoda or P h INAW Ell
her
her line, null wool.' call particular rate3llokt. bat illrealt
allaurtineut sod ST ILa MN bl LIE BACICY
34 E A S T liTan
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fro Goobs
Legal 'Notices.