Eirg Goobo.
WHITE PIQUES.
Full assortment of Striped, Figured and
Welt Piques,,sultable for dresses and sacques,
and at great deal lower prices than last season
to be had at
JeB.2m KRAMER'S CORNEIt .STORE.
AT 212 NORTH Pith NT., I'IIILA.,
LEMA_T.STRE &ROSS,
Keep constantly on hood a very choice line of the beet
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS
etthe very lowest pric e,
tho
W II ITY, 000 DS for Se ason, as
FRENCH l i kllN t inkvAd ORGANDIES
PBtld and Striped O N lng i r c hlt s i..
A flue bolo( PIQUES.
SHIRRED AftISLINS, —ory cheap.
COLORED TARLATANS, full width, at 211 cis. nod up.
Real and Imitation VALENCIA THREAD and GUI
PURE LACES.
Moro than /00 remnants of CURTAIN LACE .•.” iLT
CURTAINS. VESTIBULES, &e.
TUCKED MUSLIN Et for Infants Wear. •
OItGANDIES, lIERN ANIES, GREN
ADINES.
REDUCED PRICES
FINEST FRENCH ORGANDIES.
hIEDIUM AM) FINE LAWNS.
ALL WOOL BLACK DEW:AMES
SILK AND WOOL lIERNANI.
BLACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.
SILK FIGURED GRENADINES.
SUPERB STOCK THIN GOODS.
DRESS GOADS REDUCED.
LADIES LINEN READY MADE MUSTS.
LINEN PAREPAS FOR TOURISTS.
LADIES SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
THING SUITSREADY MADE.
WHIBATHINTE PI G QUES . SUITS, DATIIINO. CAPS.
DRESS NIIISLINIA
TOURIST LINENS
VmsllAWrg.
SILK SACQUESI
t.a.orti
LLAMA LACES.
RICH PIANO COTEAU'.
FINE MARSEILLES QUILTS.
LARUE LINEN STOCK.
GOODS FOR HENS' AND BOYS' WEAR.
CHEAP CASSIMERES.
FINEST CASSIMERES.
MIDDY SUITINGS.
ALL TH N
E OVELTIES.
COOPER & CON ARD.
S. E. Con. 9Tll'&, MARKET STS.,
CEI=I
SEAMAN & El
NO. I i SOUTH NI AIN ST.,
-BETHLEHEM
DRY GOODS
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
WOODEN WARE,
OIL CLOTHS: -
tROCIaII 8,
Very largo assortment in every
DEPARTM ENT.
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LOWEST CASH PRICES,
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The public are requexled la call and exmoilno.
SEA NI A N FA ER
TUMBLE IN PRICES
D 1 -4 14 AIN I.S.
Soiling nil Sprint/ nod Summer ntylvs of DE LAINES for
12 cents per, yard, cold beforo the war at '24 cents, ut
KRAMER'S CORNER STORE.
In. ROBINSON et CO.,
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13:=2
'MILITARY, CHURCH, SOCIETY,
THEATRICAL Goons, FLAGS, BAN
BADGES, ETC
NERS,I
NO. 131 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Ea=l
Carpeto nub oit cloth
RICK AND ELEGANT
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c
S. C. FOULK
ass reettmed the
• CARPET BUSINESS
AT la, S. SECOND ST., PHILADELPHIA,
(Between Market and Clestont kis.. )
%PM
.ow adee he., reduced prkm eepla•ly
LEIGH'S
•
IMPROVBD BARD RUBBER TRUSS
r e s t. sw i cue the most difficult renter.. !toper:
sew roolotore, For cleatilineee cud durability It to,
laa l b.a b . ° l l e i gfgro. r %e e pe e u r eeTtt a e, ". air Vl l ltiV r OV
aetfrlogol,bauglgl tagiveclutuical rem
-VOCeetuut strerT. ueit door tc; the corer?
• •t, nuadoirm• (up Item. 0-IYof
Boot faalterfs•
R E 00V AL.
YOUNG &LENTZ'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
I=l
S. IV. Corner of HAMILTON and SIXTH STS
NOS. 3S AND 40,
whore thy ere now prepared to receive their patron
The
WHOLESALE DEPARTMEN '1
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS IN THIS VICINITY
crest quantity of the work being of their own make and
1/e balance from the beat manufacturers to the country.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Will ho conducted no heretofore. Juno 30 '69
ESTABLISHED 1845.
JACOB ZAUN & SON,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, *
Meu'm and Hoye' Wear
NO. 905 ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA,
=11=1:2
We have always on hand Boots and Bhoen of the talon
tyles. We make them to order of the fluent material, la
the bent moldier, and at reasonable prices.
JACOB %MTN. (my 2.3md5,w7 ALBERT ZAI73
jritrniturr.
.91111 E SECOND - STREET FERMI
-A- TORE STOAE. •
- 337 N. SECOND ST., PHIL A.
The Old Stand extablinhed twenty yearn, triumphant In
Mt ITU BE.
Owe log the recent depreselon lit businces, welaid In for
CdNII, cheapest and beet assorted stock In the city. which
we aremelting at reaxonable pekoe. .New Patent Sofa
Bedsteads which makes a good bed at Mel, suitable for
sick room or ofllcen
UOTTAIJE and WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. Straw,
Husk. Excelsior and Straw Mattreseen.
Arirl'arlor Sults Upholetersel bt um/ stub , to so
purchaser,
FURNiTUICEs
JOS . EP I-I WALTON & CO.
CABINET MAKERS,
No. .113 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Our eetalillelunent Is ono of the oldext In Philadelphia,
and from long experience and enperlor facilities we are
prep i• ...do, furni•h good work at reasonable prices,
manufacture line furniture, and Ono medium-pt.:red
fitrulturo of eoperlor quality. A large stock of furniture
always on hand. floods made to or der.
rihrs. U. eh ;Pork and Oilee Porn (furrier Bunke,
fug, rind Nlrsr,,,7lllllie org,r.
.Ina. W A LTON. J. W. ihIPPINCOTb JON. L. SCOTT.
TOIL t,ly
IMME:I
ailro:tbs.
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On and tat, MOND.% V, IS7O. !ruins nIII to
as follows:
Leave Ai toot own for Easton nlo OP. 8 3.5*, 0 10 and 11
a. niaind ai 12 0:•,• 2 St, 3 35. 41, 6 Wand 7 100. rn. For
New York via Control Railroad of Nero Jeerer at 6 lii,
81.5• and Mkt o. in. Mid at 12 0.1,• 2 :13, 5 Viand 6
For New York. yea Morris and Erse>: Railroad, at
and 11 fAr a. tn., nail al 3 3.1 p. w.
. ~ • . . .
For l'hiladolphio, yin Nor:lt Peon llollrowl, nl6 PO :Ind
11 .50 n. m., 2 *I mot 5 4. p.
.
. .
Fur A:m..om Chunk and Belvidere at 9 10 n. m., v nil
0 4 p. m
For . I.lanalaertellle, Trenton and I'lallatdelplaln, Baal
Del. 11. It., at aa Wand II Jun. In., and 6 4.1 P. an.
TRAINS WESTWARD
At G 3. a, tu. for Pitt%tou, llalleton :Ind Mt. Cannel
. .
~
Alit 4a 31..
111.. FIISt EXI/r1•411 for Towanda. Wdverly, El
mira, Buffalo, Ilastaloa, Mutual.led nod Mt. Cannel, st .p.
ping ottly at principal indinann, It...acting atQuakake
it'll!. train on Catawlesa It illroin.l for AVillltinvprt, and
at Waverly with train . Erie Railroad (or F.lntira and
Ito frith, .
At 49 p, rn. for Willteslittrre, Pittston, Hazleton nod
Miami:o. City.
At ti In p. la. for Coplily.
113111ZOCIEMEI
MEE
EMINECIIISSICKE=ME
11. ST.kNIEI' GOODWIN. tims't
IjontArr II• SATItE. Supt 3 Lull.
1V 0 Rill PENNSYL.fiI
VANIA RAILROAD.
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Passengers for Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley 11. It
trains pao4ing Allentown at tRI 0. to., II Ma. tn. on,
231 and 4.5 p. and arrive In Philadelphia at 755
2
to. 505 and 25 p. in., also Lehigh and Surrynellawn
Railroad train at 7 57 a. in. 2 47 and 5 42 p. tn. and arr. v
to Philadelphia at 1U a. %h., 2li and 82.5 p.
Plwsengero for Loylentown tako trains leaving Mull
Inborn at 8 15 a. In. and 3 to pi in.
. . • .
LOCAL tit. lIEDULE.
(Five Through Trolue Do ily. Sunday n Excepted.]
Pato.enger train% knee the depot Northwest corner Beth
utot American aireels, l'hilade•lphin,
For Allootown at 730 owl Uitn. m„ and 14U, 3 20 mid
00p. m.
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lloplrotosvr al 8 25 u. m., 2 Al uud 4 15 p. m.
Fort Washitortou 7 00, 11 00a. m., 8.0011 30 p. ni
Ahltortou al 1 15, 3 :Al, 5 31 p. m.
Itt 8.10.
Trait. for Philadelphia.
Leave Bethlehem nl b 20, 8 15 a. To., 12 10, 3 (YJ and U 10
. •
Drylextowit at 6 30 a. m., 3 (Card 3 05 p. m.
Lansdale dt 0 00 a. m
" Fort W. 0,10110011 at tl 30, 10 30 a, 3, anti 2'X and
9 OUP. la. .
'a . Abington at 2 al, 4 25, nod 8 10p. m.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Bethlehem fur Philadelphia ut 4 f p.
I) tirstowu U 9tl u. :a.
Leave PI tholelphia ror Bethlehem at ft 30 u. m.
for Dovltottown at 2 00 P. m.
Fure—Alleatosr u to Philadelphia, +1 Si
ELLISCLARK, Aunt
On and after NOVEMBER Et, 19P,Taitaroger train/4 in
than Catiotanqua FOgvlxvil le Railroad will run in connec
lion with tin 1.01101 Valley Railroad and East Bann. Rail
road, on followa
Train Mei_ •I
P. M A M
2.00 I 11.521 CATASAUQUA. 10. )5 6.3. ,
2.13 7.00 '6EI PLES. 10.03 6.2'
2. IA 7.05 4 .10 11. HA ri 111111)0E. 10.212 0.24
2.2-I 7.10 (UTH 'S. 10.55. 0.20
2.31 1 7.15, WA 1.11 EHT 'S. 1 0.:41' 6.12)
2.41 7.21 CHAPMAN'S. . 0.40' 6.16.
2.27 : 7.21 TR E X 1. E ILTO WN ,
9.07 '
•, I ! !!!' } :'!;i. 1.9.t 3 .Y.!!!L E. 'P. 111
......
3 17 i i4fiMiNVe6N7
4.00 i 7.:Ci •31 1 111N11 CREEK
4.00 , 1
7.45; AL-BURTIS.
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The morning train went leaven Catannugua on the arrival
of the L. V. R. It, Local Paimenger train from Elottou,
Bethlehem, and Allentown and connect, at Al-Burti,
with a train on the East Ponni.ylvanin lt. It. for Rending,
Poto '
sille liarri,liurg nod Philadelphia, and Wino with a
train for Allentown. Bethlehem, Easton and Now York.
Tlll4 morning train Hint connects at Al-Burtin with
Bain on E. P. R. It. from liarri,lairg. Reading and Alio,
too n anti at Ca Ilo , lllliillit with train on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad for Mauch Chunk, Waken-Barre, Scranton,
Philadelphia and Nets York.
Thu 2.0 U P. NI. train Wind mantras at Al-Burtis with
train on the East Penn. Railroad for Reading, Poltsvilli.
ilarrislittrii, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Philadelithi
and New
The Eyoning train East leavex Ahllurtlm tin tho arrive
of a trait) front Allruttiwu and of a 'mitt malting coon,
than.
C 1..,,, Heading With trial,. front l'lttlattelphN. Hafrl.
burg, Jrc., and cotatertx with local pax.ong.•
grain tah the L;V. IL B. at Ottattsmatut fur Allouttmll,
Ilethirlion and Eanttt.
Velem. Wirdallg to 410 10 Allentown can tako his morn
Int( tram Went to Al-Hurtle, arrive at Allentown iiirto a DI
aud return by a train on the East Penuaylraula R. It.
leaving Allentown at .1. 20 P. M. .
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REVIP! ti RAIL -0 mir itzarmzq
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1870
Oreat Trunk Line from the North and Nortii-Went fa
York. Iteading,.Pottnville, Tommie.
Millionth Shamokin. la•loilion. Allentown. Eamon. huh
rate. Litlx, Lancaster. coletubla.
Tralua Rove Ilarrkbarg for Now York as follows: In
5.3.1 8.10 it. to.. 11.2.1 u. IR. and 3.50 p. conuerllng will
,
tralipi l'euu.ylvaillat Railroad, and arriving ir
New York at 12.10 wadi, 3.5 R 6.05 and 11.13, p. to. resperi
Jody. Slerplua cars nacawpany Rio 5,35 a. to. aud 11.2
a. to. brainy without change. . .
. •
Returning leave NOW York at P.OO a to. 12 00 noon and
Mil:idol Oda at 5.15 oin nud t.2t p tn. Sleep
i n , C ars arediapaay the 9,00 a at and 5 p :a {MI. Iron
Semi' York without change.
1.111,0 llarri.burg for Reading. Pottsville. Tamaqua,
Billows villa, Anhlnud, Shll.ll.l‘lll, Pine ()rove. Allentown.
and Philadelphia at 8.10 A I 1.. 2.60 and 4,10 p tn. atop.
ping at liellanon nod principal way stations: the 4,10 p u.
nom conureting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Colum•
bin only. For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn,
vla Sanylklll and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harris
burg 01 :1.41 p.
Etna Pentislvsniu Railroad trains leave Rending tot
AIIPIIIOW 11. Latium and Now York at 7 21, 10 ieJ a. tn., I 27
mid 4 571'"'. Returning, leave New York at k 101 a. In.,
1.2 00 c oo n nod p. 0., and Allentown at 7 'Ai it. in.,
12 0.1 noon, 4 a 1 and 8 45 p. m.
••• • . .
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 7.30 am,
connecting with similar train Oil East Penna. Railroad, re•
turning frau Reading at IL p to, slopping at all stations.
Leave Pottsville at 11.4(1 aud D.OO a nt and 240 p
don at 0.30 a In, Shamokinat 6.40 and 10.4 d a m Ashland
at 7.161 a In and 14.30 noon, Blabautty City at 7 61 a. M. sad
1.07 p. ut. TlllllllllO. at 8.11 a to and 2.:11 p tu fur Philadel
phia and New York.
Leas, Pottsville via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail
road at 8.15 a to tor Ilarrhaturg. and 12.05 nouu (or pl c ,.
grove and Tremont.
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at 0.40
a to. p a „ aea R e ading at 7.30 a at, arriViug al Philadelphia
at 10....1.1 n ut, Returning, leaves Philadelphia x 16,16 pto
passing heading a t Sm. 1; m,arrivlng at Pottsville at D.
Pottstown Accommodation Traiu leaves Pottstown at
625 a la, returning, leavi•s Philudelliltia 4,11 U p tn.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 aln and
6.15 p tu. for Ephrata, Lila. Lancaster, Columia, .nc.
Perk:omen Rai irolla trains leave Perk notion Junction at
P.OO a in., 3.UU anti 0.30 1, m ; returning, leave betilvenkr•
elizillar 8
th. al u
on I Rea 2.l.l ding Railroad 110.111, and ,5 m, connecting with
.
MUM
Colehrougualo Railroad trilill2l leave Pottatown at PAO am and p to, roturulua leave Mount Pleutiant at 7.W nod
11.25 a tn. conuertino with similar trains ou Reading R R.
Cheater Villloy ROI Mad Trains leave Bridg er° , oh Ehm
a al and 2.1.6 and bud p in, returning, leave Duzvulnatou
at 6.171) a to. 17..45 noon mud 6.12 put, conuoutiug with simi
lar tattoo on heading Railroad.
Ou butida ya: leovu Note fork it 5.00 pm, Philadelphia
at 0.21 a to and 3.15 p 10 (the BA a m train ronnkng only to
Reading), lean" Pottsville at EAU a to, Harrisburg at 5,33
am gn d 4.t0 p tn, .ease Allentown - at 7 2.1 ato and 45 p
m, and Reading at 7.15 a to and 111.111 p in for liurriaburg,
at 7.23 tit for New York. nt 445 p to for Alloutown, and
at P.M ain and 2:b 1 , 141 for Philadelphia.
m
‘leage, Scum., School and Excursion
Tickets, to and Irmo ail VOW.. at reduced r o l es .
Duggan° checked through; 1110 potinda allowed. each
Pm...mote, ti A NICOLLS,
17.Ylitu f.f.11,11/ So writifetoltrif
- r JEANES, .
U• PHOTOGRAPHER,
(Lobe or Philadelphja,) has token the Gallo y,
No. 11 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
Formerlyoccupied by It. P. Lamereux, where person.
can get FIRST-CLASS PICTURES taken at REASONA•
BLE PRICES. A trial is all that is neededto satisfy every
one. COME ONE! COME ALLI if you want Photographs,
Cartes do Mites. Vignettes, Photo Miniatures, Ambro-
IrPec, MelettletYPes, Ferrotypes, etc. Oise us a WIRE
J. JEANES.
Buceeesor to R. P. Lamereux.
THE tETTIGH REGISTER,
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Trains En ..+t
A.M. i P.M
OH,
8 I 6.75
, 6.90 to 13
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C. W. CHAPMAN,
Supt.und Engineer
gar Sale anb as Let.
910 LET.—A REASONABLE LEASE
Pl L a i w e l t gwnsno p t hNßeth o m p S t la n Q c u unty, situated In
Pa., near
Stackertown. It consists of number one Oat-vein; blue,
never-fading slots, fully equal to the well-known Chap
man Slate; with a good water power and a full rigging of
Pumping and hoisting machines. Persons des's . .s of an
opportunity of thin kind will pitman examine for them
anisesH
nod apply to Reuben Koch, Steckertown P. 0.
mars 'OD 0. L. SCREIBER, Preeldent
420'1`leRtioideAreirltnierSOotISfol:Osale SALE.
- Te7
tan' lots immediately adjoining the Union Cemetery, on
Tenth street.
The lots %vitt ho cold by subscription, and immedi a tely
after tho whole number era disposed of they will im award
ed by lot In the same manner as to the organization of the
Union Association. Flats or plane of the premiums ran he
none at ear office. my 12 (100 D Itrilki
COMMISSIONERS' RALE
OP VALUABLE
IRON FURNACE
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Shenandoah
County. pronounced on the lxt day of April, 1511. In a
chancersult pending therein. to the name of 211cCondos
and 11' fo. Lobtlill and IV O. tne the undcr
elgued Lommlardotiere appointed for that purpoae, tral
P greed on
•
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1870,
moot denlruhlo not \'nlnu~la i'.thlz,M;ll'l , ll'olTßYT.`
known nn the
" CAROLINE FURNACE,"
situated 12 mile. 6onth-east of Woodalock,
and 8 turr
lles mullet Edloburcbutit of which '
are on the line of the o,auxe, Alexandria , •
and Blanas,a Railroad. The land., coo
ling of varlouti tracts. adjoinlug or ConVe- 1. two
uleutly located, nod about
56120 ACRES IN QUANTITY
•
About SCO acres of the land has been In cultivation. 'rho
lauds yield Iron ore of superior quality. and in great
abundance; alto limestone nud woud In the utmost pro
fusion.
The Iron made et this Furnace wan used for Team by
Tlessrs. Bush and Lobilell, Manufacturera of Railroad Car
Wheels at Wilmington, Delaware, and wan pronounced
by the late Charles has h unsurpassed In quality.
The Tiedegar Iron Workx of Richmond, Virginia, used
the Iron exteusively• during the war, and prized it very
Part of the Furnace Belittle were destroyed by lire
during the war. but the Stack, in.Witile and Hearth lire in
serviceable condition. There Is upon the preinken
DOUBLE DWELLINH ttOUSE . and eighteen
Beet
iii!
for workmen, 1,0.1.1e8 nutnereus other bitildingn suit. “'
able to such property. Tile Manietnes Branch of the O. A.
51. It. Road runs within eight mile. nod gives non 10
facilities for the shipment of iron North nod South. 11nly
21 miles of tho Valley Railroad from Harrisonburg to
Staunton in necessary to he sonde to connection
with the Cheidtpenke and Ohio 11. it. Tho conte•oplated
Page Valley Railroad will run within six tulles of OM
property on the Smith. JO. NM Martha, Loll, who Ilan
resided npou Non property and
ru inedlllll it ' for nintir
peers, will take pleasure In showi o purchoners, or
itustv.dlng inquiries in regard to Its character, &.
TERMS OF S A
LE:—Twenty•fivo per cent. of the lair•
tll.. 1110. Y, on the:kith day of Augunt, 1570 , that bring
he
lest day of the next Circuit Court of Shen:m.lmill C da o.,
and tai. resnlite In oue, two and three years trout the y
when the Ilmt itint.dlunint becomes due, the first pa yinent
to be secured by Loud, math good personal security. mat
the other Installments to be secured by obligations. and
a decal of trust on the prentiaes sold. Salo to cutumetice
at 11 o'clock, A. 21.
MARK 111121),
AIOSES WASTON.
MO. J• STONEBURNER,
Cominismlouvrx
1311M111
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned will Hell at Public Salo on TUESDAY.
the SIXTH day of SE1"111511.1ES, 1570, at tho hon.. of
David A. Smith, to Upper Alacungle township. Lehigh
county, nt 120'i:tuck noon, t h e following valuable prop.
erty,
No. I —A splendid farm lying in Upper Macungie town
hip, Lehigh county, adjoining lauds of Elia. Lighten
w aluer. John 11. Fogel. and the public rot, frion Trexier
town to Fogelsvillo runtt through the nut, e. containing Ittl
acres of the very best farming laud. Thereon
erected n large BRICK TWO-STORI 110I'SE, 01.0 tof,
large Brick It Urban Boone, a large Brick Barn, tmt
story Back Wage:lmbed, Hug Stable. Smoke lion e, n
all necessary outbuildings. and nil bulidtngs are as good
as new having been erected about eight years ago. w'th
splendid >oung orchard and a great variety of all kinds gof
fruit tr es.
No. 2.—Another npleudid fano lying in nose township
nod county, adjoining No. 1 and tho estate of the la o
1/0101111011 Slllith. deed, John Fogel ILA others, can
taimog 102 acre, on which In er4c.eila large iwos i ri
story sTosE 110 USE and alarge nto le barn, wage
shed, hog pantile and all necomary outbuildings, and ".
a small creek rens through thin farm; a earn apple or
chant and a great variety of fruit tree, These two rums
aro camidered by ail who are acquainted With theta, that
they cannot be surpassed lo nail and beauty in the Stale
of Peun•ylvithia.
No.3.—A valuable Tract of Land adjoining 'audn of No.
2, Isaac IMMO and others, containing 10 acres, oue
which In name very good Timber, ohm a splendid Ore
Bed, which ban been worked about six yea ; and if
rightly opened would uudoolitedly make one of the bent
ore beds In the cuuntY.
No.4—ls a new Tenant House, stride and all n. ce4.2
nary outimildiuga, adjoining lands of John IL
and public road leading to Fogelsville. with ;tooth
acres of bind nod plenty of frail trees.
No. fr—ln another 'Emmet Mum adjoiniag
. ,
' I • I • 2
and 4. with all necensary odtioadi incs awl mid 1114
tV, UO,B of good fanning laud, with ill • kind, of
fruit trees.
No. o—ls u toe. of WOODLAND, lying in lower
Macungie township, Lehigh county. hounded lie
lands of Henry Miller and others, Is alt tti6
.mile from Ileusinger's tavern, Gout fining about SEVEN
acres with splendid Chestnut, Oak and Poplar Lowlier.
No. 7.—A tract of Sorout Land, Own: two years' growth,
adjoining lands of Henry and others, containing
about FIVE acres.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
At the same time and place the following PERSONAL
PROPERTY will Ito gold, to-wit: About :MAIO opletnlid
dry Chestnut Railn, lying nu Tract No. 7. M., one two
horse ,c..rriage, an good an new. 1 ono-borne wag- grt
on, 1 buggy wagon, 1 truck wagon, 1 nieigh, 1
nn
nett double ha 'nets, 2 truck herne, :I nplentild
Cut n, and other articles too net - 110re. to 1110lItiOn.
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TERNIS OF SALE—Ten per COOL to be paid In cash a •
RIM of purchase money on the day of snle, ou ull Rea
Estate sales. nod nil Personul Properly must be paid I.
cosh MI the day of sale. or a note with niiiireveil seenri4
be given. if reuulred. JAMES WEILER.
Daly 20. ts Assignee of David A. SIIIIII,
ORPHAMV COUIV SALE
Toll Voluble Tracts of Farm Lad
By virtue and In purruance of an order Issued not of the
Orphans' Co n n of the county •4 Lehigh, there will be ex
ped to public le, on THURSDAY and Fill DAY, the
16th and 12th days of AUGUST, 1070, of 12 o'clock at noon
of ouch day. on the prein'ses, described as purport No.
2. the folio' no VlllllO.lO real estate.
No. I.—A TAVERN STAND and messungo of
laud. situate In He w't ge 'evilly. Lower Macungie town
•hip, Lehigh comity. ho traded by lands of Thames Mors
teller, Charles Shank,eiler, David S. Lewis. Grove and
Brothers, and others, containing
46 ACRES and 133 PERCHES, •
more or less. The improvemeuta thereon consist of ,„
ttru-story
STONE TAVERN 110110 E,
34 by 39feet, Stone Smoke Heusi', 12 by 14 feet, a new auk
Mien, OS
by 70 feet, goiod Stone Shed nod Wegou house.
5 by :12 beet, 2 hog stables, stone Blucksmith Shop, 2'2 by
'and other nece.sury outbuilding, Two Rev.,
failing wells with excelle it water nod pumps near the
buildings. Threelarge gardens with trait tree , . of all
kind. thereon. A 25 feet head end fall water power, C
bluing two stre.olllN of water, with an undisputed right.
There Is also a seven feet thick solid vein of pr motive
Iron ore, opened and worked by a Mandl 100 feet below
the surface, also opened by shim. Twelve acres of win
tract lire of the very best meadow 1/11141. and the bid..
of the best farm heel, in a high state of cultivation.
No. 2.—A messuage or tenement and tract of'
laud, situate in tl e township and coot ity aforosaid.hound
ed by lands of Benjamin M eutlitog, MC Lock Ridge Dom
Compauy, by two public roads, and by purport N.,
rota:wiling E, PERCIIES, more or lois, Ihe improve. „,
molts Owning] consist of a two nod a hell' story' is.
STONE DWELLING ROUSE
SE
32 feet, Stone Smoke House and Ilake Oven, 12 y -14
feet, frame stable. ill 30 feet, and other nowessary out
buildings. A lot of choke, fruit trees, and u good well
with u pump in it, is near the Dwelling House.
No. 3.—A STORE STAND, messuage or tette
un•nt and tort of land. situate In the township and county
eforeseido beiteded Lye Purpart Na. 2, Inuits of Benjamin
Wending, John Wetzel. and the Lock Ridge Iran Com
p:My, containing 2 ACRES and 60 l'Elt-
CII ES, more or less. The Improvements
thereon coexist of It two story 511331 E .'lllll
STORF: and s4it:
DNV EL LING HOUSE, 'r
• , ~iron
21 by :10 feet. a Stone Stah'e and Wagon
Sown, 22 by to feel, a new frown wagon Shell. lit by 5
feet. pig stables, and °the- outhuildluga.
well with 11111011 In it near the house, a large glutton with
choice fruit. Sic. The roads leading from Millerstown to
Ylerlztowit and fralli Al'lllllol to SIOIIIIUthVIIIO pass this
Plum Besides it lx one of rho boot S - ore Stionia In the
comity, being surrounded by irou ore beds and near the
in Lock ßidgei Iron f
Works. Thin property In Also situated
oge u
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No. 4.—A treat of FARM LAND, situate in the
township and countyidol., Id, bounded by Mu public
rent leading from ilensingersvillo 1.. Alburtis, by lauds
of Daniel Lauer, John S. Sant, ' , lmpart No. I, David
Mounter. and others, containing
25 ACRES and 53 PERCHES,
more or less. Th, kind Is In a high state of cu ltivation.
This tract contains lame bodies of {IIP very best Hematite
Iran Ore. and is considered or great value.
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No. 5.—A tract of LAND Banat': partly In
Lower Mac male township, Lehigh county, and partly in
Laug a wanw township. Berl, county, hounded try lands
of bavid Bleiler, Daniel Lauer, Reuben Shaul:welter and
11. Balliet & Co., containing
2 ACRES and 5 PERCIIES,
mere or IClxn. On thin tract Is ono of the best IRON ORE
BEDS worked In this section of country; It Lan an open
bunk of 30 let t, a nd ix of the hest Ileolatlto Ore. being at
present worked by the Allentown Iron Combat*" by nn
engine. A abaft has been sunk In the bottom of the% feet
Out of over 25 feet In depth, with no end to the bed of ore.
re beds are worked by engines nu each aide of thin val
uable tract. ' _
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No. u.—A tract of WOODLAND, situate In
L ower Maca, .iwitp, Lehigh conniE. henry=
by. loads ol Edward Roeder, John Kninert,
Miller and a Public road, containing Pin ACRES, inure
or lens, all to fences. The timber counints mobtly of
Cb..tuut. • . _ _
. .
No. 7.—A tract of WOODLAND, situate la
Oa , town.) Ip and county ara esald,boanded by lards
or John S. Saul, Jams, Oct inayer, and Ma Cubism, 1 .1
niinL ta la Railroad, containing 4 acres and
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47 perches, Mk., or hiss.
No. 13.—A tract. of LAND situate partly In
Lower Macungie township, Lr dglt row ty,and p tly in
Longswamp townsh.p, limits county, Imunded by land 4
of John Strohm, David Schall, Samuel Wetzel and the
Catas aqua and Fogeinville Ituilrosd, containing acres
and 7.lrperches more or
loss. Part of this tract Is wood
land and part farm land.
No. 9.—A valuable TAVERN STAND and lot
at ground, situate at Alburtis Station, tv:- :re ho East
Penn Railroad and the Catimauqua and Fm s elsville
Ihdl
oad cross each other, bounded by the railroad; lauds of
John Blank, the road leading hon. Ilensingersvillo to
Tresiertown, and road leading from Millerstown Pi Long
man:l; containing Pt ACIILS, more or lean. Thu in,
Provements Memon conslet of u Ma *to- •
ry STONE and BRICK
TAVERN HOUSE,
sp
by 52 feet to dimensions, a new two 'it I Tr
story Crania ki,chen attached, 14 by IS •
feet, a Craton shed, 28 by 88 feet, uud other necessary out
pLgidtogs. A large yard and garden, and a never tailing
well near the house, also two cisterns near the house and
shod.
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No. 10.—A lot of ground, situate ut the same
place, boon, ed by the East Penn Railroad, the School
lot, a public road, and by other lardsof the East Penn.
R ail road Company, coutalniug IA perches, more or less.
SLe - As the eh .ye properties are perhaps the moot valu
ableever olfer.tl fur sale In this Colluty. On account of
their location, and valuable and rich iron rare b. do, this
hale It worth the particular attention of
tieing the real estate of Peter Holsinger, deceased, late
of Lower Alacaugie township. Lehigh couuty.
Terms And condilluels wilt be made known rat the time
auttplace of sale, aud due attendance given by
CATHARINE HENSINCER, Admlutstratris.
lip the Court-•A. L. Reran, Clerk.
ABRAHAM 2161.1KIMNS. AUCtiOneer.
ALSO,
At the Fame time and place, will be Fold at pub
Ile hale, after the above property le dlepeked
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A certain lot of ground, situate In Longetrirtnp
toWpnhip, Berl. focely. adjoining lauds of the Calit.ll•
gun coil logel.rlllo Rodrood Cowpony, Sotnuol •Wetoel,
purport No. 8, shone mentioned. nod public road, con.
tabling ONE owl it QUARTER ACRES. Tlll. Inlet will ho
cold by PETER lIENtiINOERS IIEIIIB.
ALSO-ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND,
Will be offered at the sante tune and place as above wen
tloned, lip the uutlereigueil, to-alt:
.
A lot of ground, eltuil:e In Lower Macungie
townmillp, Lehigh county. bounded by In d, I of Daunt
Lauer. Daniel Hoarier, David Heltm'er, and the Henning ,
er tract No. 4, containing 6ACIIES and 07 PERCHES. num
or lon. Thu Unproven...dm thereon contra of n
PRAME STABLE.
There are en We lot choice frills trees a good P 61.10,8
and the balance farmland, under good 111
fciming: A email
creek runs through the laud.
The conditions will be mado known en the day of gale
and duo attendance Elven by JOHN SAUL.
, Lower Macungie, Jlll7 P. —4w
I.2rattro
ESTABLISHED 1851.
Highest Pretolum Sliver Medal, war
petition. at Mechanics' Exhibition, d .
Revlon, O, obey, '
THE ORME NAL AND GENUINE '
SELF-REGULATING,
WROUGHT IRON . , AIR TIGHT
GAS CONSU3IING HEATER
WITH PATEXTS. •
DUST SCREEN, ORATE BAR RESTS.
WROUGHT IRON RADIATOR,
•an AU'FOMAT,IC REGULATOR,
FOR BURNING 1a1u117777/ niTuwvo U.S
i l ll6l.
10 Alias for brickwork, nod 2 mixes Portable
NAIVI . VACTI7III:II ONLY lIV
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
N. W. COR.l3rit & FILBERT Ste.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
These Heaters two tondo of heavy Wrought Iron, well
riveted toxether. and urn warranted to be Absolutely GAN
and Deer TOM, They are the only Iliolerg that are
o to l so.lythnt r / n r , t , ly w ri t tv=, er a ‘ M o D , l . which all kinds
COOKINGR ANGER,
For HOTELS, RESTAURANTS and FAMILIES.
Also a FLAT TOP HEATING. RANGE.
FIRE PLACE HEATERS, LOW DOWN ORATES,
SLATE MANTELS, REGISTERS, VENTILATORS.
Pamphlets giving full descrip on, snit free, to any ad
dress jous22.ly
RAND, PERK 1 NS & CO
124 NORTH SIXTH sTR EET,
PIIILAI ) ELM I lA,
MAREPACTEREII. AND DI:AEI:RA IN TRI: >DP, APPROVED
BRICK SET AM) PORTABLE
HyAT RS.
THESE HEATERS FOR DURABILITY, SIMPLICITY
V E
AND ECONOMY OF FUEL HAVE NO SU RIOIIS. TIIE
RADIATING SURFACE IS MADE ENTIRELY OF
WROUGHT IRON, AND ALL ARE (WA RA NTEED TO
GIVE SATISFACTION. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE A
VARIETY OF FLAT TOP AND SIDE OVEN RANGES,
MADE TO II EAT ADDITIONAL BOOMS, lIATH BOIL
ERS, REGISTERS, VENTILATORS, AC., AC.
WM. G. RITTER Agent for Allentown.
lIMSENID FOR CIRCULAR. may 181 y
Stationtru
WOMEN.
Hake Your Homes Comfortable
NOW WE HAVE IT I
THE LARGEST,
CHEAPEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF
W A LL PAPER
\ TLE LEHIGH VALLEY,
EWE
OLD ESTABLISHED
BOTEN BOOK STORE
OF
LEISENRING, TREXLE!t & CO
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Wo are selling Paper of all N Lyles at Pcit•rn lu soil eith
the rich or pour.
IP YOU I
WALL PAPER
thin Pe.., do not fall to give no a call.
We have now on hand the largest stock lu the
nad can offer greater and better Inducetneutn than any
other entabllnh meat.
REMEMBER
It will ray you doubly to purelooin nt ihe !VITEN BOOK
STORE. LEISENRINO, TREE Elt &
mar .304( Allentown PA
THE, GREAT WEDDING CARD
DEPOT.
The Latext Novohien iu
WEDDING ISI . VISITING CARDS
Paper and Envelopes, a very large am,rlment.
INITIALS AND MONOGRAMS STAMPED IN COLORS
FREE `Ol,
A MONOGRAM engraved to order and stamped In col
nz,:eto.f charge, to Mono buying it.l.ho worth Pup, nod
Counting . liouse ilationery, Copying
Presses,
COPYING BOOKS.
rro " 1 (n
IOG "
PRINTING
Of every finu iption at the Lowest Prices
+1 0 0 per 100
Nob llendluye I IN) per real
111)1 Heads-- ............... W .
Envelopes from $l.OO per 'l,OOO up
Large luta of Envelopes will be sold
Cre t e e c o m pe te ic;
es we ..013rIlallre by deem power. uwith
the largest manufacturers.
R. HOSKINS &
STATIONERS, Ex:GRAVERS,
Blank Book and Envelope Manufacturers
AND
STEAM POWER PRINTERS,
913 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
lull 13
ilircipitico
CONSHOHOCKEN
BOILER AND COIL WORKS'
JOHN WOOD. J R..,
TUBE, FLUE AND OYLINBER BOILERS, BATH
AND STEAM CIRCULATING BOILERS,
All kinds of Wrought Iron Coll. Toms for Blast Fur
nace, Oaaumotera, Smoke Stacks:Blast PIPM., Iron ‘Vheet.
h a rrow., and everything in the Boller and Sheet Iron
Also, all kinds or Iron and &eel Forglngs and Blacksmith
work, Miners' Tools of all kinds, such I.lWlll.llllBuilicts,
Pick., Drilla, Diallers, Sledges, Ac
Ilavingg&Steam Hammer and sot of tools of all kludn,
and skilled workmen, I flatter myself that I ran tarn out
work with promptueas and dispatch, ull of which will be
warranted to he first•cl egg,
I•atching Boilers, and repairing generally, strictly at
tended to. ape •17
BUILDERS, LOOK TO 'FOLIC IN
THREW&
L. W. KOONS & CO. are matmfacturlor a Hydraulic
Cement Drala Pipe Chimney Flue null Ornamental ChM,
uey Top.. cheaper and morn durable than auyother In
market. They an, made of pure cement And naud, being
powerfully comprokaed, and ate lu all
practical romper's • '
EQUIVALENT TO STONE.
CHIMNEY TOMFROM $1 25 TO 6.5 00,
Bend for a circular, or roll and examine at their, office
and manufactory, corner of Hamilton street wad Lehi■h
Al/lb/ Railroad. Juno 1-If
OWN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1870.
Iftebichirti.
pILESI OR lIENIMUIMOIONI. TU
MORS, INTERNAL nod EXTERNAL. BLIND,
BLEEDING and ITCHING, poslt:vely, perfectly and per
manently CURED without pain, danger, Instrninents ur
caustic, by
W. A. aIcCANDLESS, M. Ti..
No 1933 SPRING GARDEN ST.. PIIILAD'A, PA..
Who can refer you to over Eleven Hundred lir the be-tt
citizens of Philadelphia. tri, have hero cured. A prac
tice of eleven years as o.Npeciallyln till. dlitcume without
a failure. 'currants u cure In all &We Ph 23.1 y
NO CURE, NO PAY
DR.. H. D. LONGAKER,
Graduate of ilia thilyeraity of Pennsylvania, at Philadel
phia, ham been lu nuccesmf al practical for a number of yearn
variona imams lir II;,' IT.) 5i10.0%; aV PrOMPOY al
tend to all 'watches of lair profenxion at Ilia room,
East side of Sloth otrret, net. Hemitlton 1111(1 Walnut,
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No Patent Medicines nrn used or recommended; there:o
odles administered arm, these which will not break dime
the cotistltution, but renovate the system from nll lejarli
It has sustained from mineral medicines, and leave It in II
healthy perfectly cured condition,
CONSU3IPTION, UIItINU IfITIa, DISPEPSI A.
• . •
•
6111 i an diSP • Ill•el• of the Lungs, Throat, Stoach, null Mo
or. whichyearly carry thousands to untimely g.'aves. can
tlndouldedly Ito cured.
.MELANCHOLY .ABERRA'T'ION,
that state of alienation and weakness of the mind which
renders persons incapable of eajo) • lag the pieahltreS of
performing the duties of life.
RHEUMATISM AND P.\ ItALYSIS,
in any form or condition, chronic °recut, warranted ca,
able. , Unibilieri or falling eicknee, 1111111111 , 1111 . to
born cases of k EMALE DISEASES enviably and radically
rnml; Salt Rheu kin Diseases (of years' standing)
every description of Ulceration, rlll,ll{lll/ Scroftilone die.
eaves. Yearranted cured or no pity.
al - Particular attention scisain La pricnte til,a.en of
every description of both ...eves.
litidive suffering from any complaint incidental to their
sex. can commit the doctor with aesuranen of relief.
Cancer cured. nud•Tu morn Or removed without
Ibo k °lto or drawing blood. Dlsonmen of tho
EYE AND EAR,
gum...fully and effectually removed or no charge made.
4i-Dr. Lougaker will make v little any distil...l If d e .
tilced; ran beittlatessed by letter (confidentially ) and med
icine tient with uroperdirections to any part of th., e"unty.
oFrzeE : Eavt eide of Sind...wept, lien, eett Ilantiluiliand
Walnut Allentown, Pa. aim:LS-1y
11.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
poit-rs
OA. E .
.....*.1.7).. d i / •(' -C ' 4ZI
?•. A t
. ;,..1.7 1 .,c , -
"At- - c);< \ t s \ g • NEW -I °RK
4pol- ..c G $97 BOOM
St• •
EARTH - C O of t*
*
pHILADELpHIN
EAR
_crs. MARKET S 3 S I :
"S'4l'l(4‘ IS EI DOVNE N
ST.
COUGHS, SORE THROAT, aizt.
No medicine or treatment ran excel the pow
erful curatiee power of
DR. SIMMS'
White Pulmonie Balsam
hear,. with a rapidity unequalled by any other remedy
offered our Throat nail Luau olizoiza•cs. It 1n r, ended
by over tottl Person.-in Wilmington, and hundred. iii
Philadelphia, Baltimore and other cities
thrillll,lll,llolt the country. Dr. Penaington, of Wil minor
ton. I 11 , 11014. writes that there I. not 'with a few excel..
Bans) a foully lit that city who will bio without it if pa•-
lade to procure it. Such in its popularity wherever it in
k niiwn—and thin popularity arise. from the raid that P
universally c all use it. There In no 00•0 01
CoPlillS, COL uret. DS, SOIIE TBROAT. AniTIIM BR. oN
PIIITIS, ifoAttsENESs,
and even PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, where the sys•
Wm is ant broken down with the wear of the 'linen,. or
pretended medielne, or inexperienced advice, dial thin
Will. tot cure If carefully uned, picot - thud to
direction, We 411.11110,e It Sill We It 10 be,
and invite a trial from the afflicted ever•tv here. Price,
frod cents, medium sire, and $1 for large mire battles. fro-
pared only by
J. H. SIMMS, M. D.,
PRACTICAL ORGANIC CHEMIST,
N. 707 MARKET ST.,
WILMINGTON, DEL
Phllltdelrina depot, Jolutscu, Holloway St Cowden, Gt
Arch street.
Baltimore de t, S. S. Hance, 10S Baltimore otreet. •
For omit. by Medicine Denier. generally. Liels.ly
Qt lotbing
THE VEXtV BEST •
TILE CHEAPEST,
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
AND MOST DURABLE
CLOTHING,
AT
KEYSTONE HALL
BALLIET & NAGLE
Have the largest, best and cheapest •lock or CLOTIIIN
aver got up le tills ollyould sell liiiialsja their Ilue, Noah
COATS,
and a Oundn pertaining to 31 Ev' S NV E A
FOR LESS MONEY,
than you can buy elsewhere in Eastern Pennsylvania.
NO Slop Shop made Goode Reid.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
Ws keep constantly .7111111111 n large and elegant as
moil Gott Ds from which cost...non can inake tht
selections and have them made up 011 short notice.
42 - All work warreuted to be of the very best.
Call and see top. new WINTER STOCK, received nt tl
KEYSTONE. HALL,
No. 24 West Ihuitilton Street
next door to tho Oernmu Reformed Church, ALLEN
rows, l'A.
A full assortment of Golan' Furn!mhlng Goods always
ham!.
AARON BALLIET, JOSEPH NAGLE.
nine Id.tf
GREAT ATTRACTION
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
CLOTHING! CLOTHING
GRAND FALL AND WINTER OPENING,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
T. OSMUN & CO.,
Succeadors to Iletsger 08/0101.
BARGA INS
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIC3
IN REIMER'S BLIII.DINO,
NO. 43 EAST IIAMILTO:s1 STREET,
..ALLENTOW:g. I'A.
We would Inform the citizens of Allentown and the cur•
rounding country that we are prepared with a large stock
of goods for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
and offer them to the public at reasonablii prices. To hoe
who buy their Clothing ready-made, they are prepared I
offer BA RU AIM.
WHOLE SUITS MADE TO ORDER t
COATS, PANTS .AND VESTS
Cut j nral made In the latest style, and by the best workmen
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CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
larger Mau It has been boron', am! NVO Intend to Roll
verySMALL rlionTs, and give ear euNlOlOOl6 the Lune
fit of our low
purchases.
Great quantities and varletlex of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
And everything in the line of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
MEN'S, YOUTHS'. BOYS'. and CHILDREN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING
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Don't forget thenhire. No. 43 East Hamilton street, third
door above nixth street.
00011, JACOB Y. SCIIIII.L, MARTIN LTITITI
mar
SAYUTEL K. smicrift
724 CIIESTNUT .TREET, I
ISECOYD FLOOR). '.1=11.7
PRACTICAL BIANUEA6TIIIIER OF FINE
SILVER ,PLATED WARE,
Would rospertt nlls nnnounro to Ws putruus tlott Lo
lots s. full stock of the lutest styles of
DOUBLE AND TREBLE
ELECTRO-PLATED WARE,
I=l
Plated On Nickel nod White Mania, suitable for family
or city trade.
As the quality of plating can only be known to the plat.
cr, the purclowor nowt rely on the untonfacturer
Moat; there lo.ing ao lunch worthless weir In the rnetget.
all represented treble plate, at Price , . •imlattatiblo to Ito
manufactured.
All hie good, are tnarked S. Ft. SMYTH."
Call and examine the goods
be
purchasing cllM
where. •
FOLD WARE REPLATED,Aa
may 18•1 y
PANTS,
VESTS
A LLENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE
WItL Incr, as d Itreollllll.llliliioll.l.
in-tract,ll ill /19 the :wane:ion of a common
1,111301, Englte.holla•titt.ol, Ancient aud .Iludern Lan.
guagt, 3111.1 r, ltrawltig, At .
Fur adtol.slou orrll to
Itt:V. W. I:. 1101. 'unit. A. N., l'res't,
Alleutown,
WATSON'S CELEBRATED FIRE
AND BURGLAR PROOF
- •.
..„
1:11114- . SAFES.
THE OLDEST SAFE 110 PEILADELPHIA
MEM
GE ILDIN TAKES
I..nuounclusr that she hasjrid received the jar
.t nsxerlnu of of xll hinds ttf FASIII ON A 111. E 41001/6 to
A her Igoe, uuo
sa or Mem t of luitAfA.):l":".fiti)ilg•l t i'L'il o s i ZMl::"
43 E n AliT HAMILTON BTREIST.
'Lifc Insttranrc
O LD
iNcoitronA.TED 1851.
BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
=I
MEE
TIMMAS V. PLUNK Err. Pro , Ltent
JAMES FRANCIS. VI.. Pr.-‘llle.G.
BENJ. 11111'K ER I NG. ~ ,v eretary and Tron.nror.
JACOB L. GREENE, A....1 , 1int SocreLtry
Pallor,. to toy Premium 11.0 . 1 , not forfeit Out Polley nt
any 'Moe: hot the Poll, tvtll he cot:clotted In force until
the. Preallotax alteatly tartl Iwo folly earned by the eoat of
tiboohl the 111.11 . 1 . 1/1110 Within the period of
contoatatl ihe lull aat .of the Polley will ha
pi 1,1, the .1111,, if all Pratal atou maa 13:ttl beet, Paid whet ,
dna, except that tlot Plbanloo, overdue awl attrattlwill
I/0 111.11111.t..11.
artnally p. 0411111.1, thf featore•.
of Vurk. Insuriul for 111..30. died (our
ruall. It (I, hi , . Plundom fru , 100 and nll lu,i d. Amount
4.1.00 n.
31axindlion Insured for
dird One Ibolltil4 all, Ids prrunum war. duo uud unpaid.
Atn..uutfrt d. , 1,11111. Iv.. one premium.
Hume-I W. Mason...lll:ll, , ord. Insured for .1..1.11C11, died
ildrirrn moutllN nuer 111+ premium wax due and unpaid.
AIIIOIItII pub!, 91.e01, les.. I n o pruullutus.
Tul Ila. f w et u t he
I l.
' l . o r . u so n l d d uwealth o Rims h h e Pseullte,y•holder
aoorooteriog Every Day'r Insurance Paid For,
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All the bebop,: to 111 , roll, holit..rs, null are
.11,11..41.1ml:111y 11111.11“ 1 . 01i1 .11 , ip rorce t,ve year,—
paid amittally lu ca.. 11, a t..ed to Increase the
IttnooLtit 111..ttratte,
tio:1;1‘6,11,11; InVe•Illioldr; rare:lll se
11 , lion 11,-; I.l , ltipl nli,l 130111,1 able Ilb.
era' c011.111,11+ , p 1 Ila Vt./ mid
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S. IV. Con. ELEVENTH & cIiEsTNuT,
11. GRAVES,
ESEI:A I. Al; ENT AND ArrouxEr.
4'n - GOO 1) AGENTS \\•A NTED. Apply nr above or to
\V. 11. YODER. Au out. Alleuto,‘
s.pertacirs
PECIACLS: E sprorAkuLEs!T
EYE GLA, , , , ES, Ste.
A lilt:W:1111d CM:IOM° :Is.::::1111:1114 nllk inds of
CTIAS. S. MASSEY'S,
NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
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Having devoted a ureat (lied of care and attention to the
Spectacle buslite.e. lon then' laid few years, I lInJ that my
1,1.1111,4 In that lino has Increttwil so 1011011 that I have de
terminist to mak.. It a SPECIALITY. There It no artlclo
manufactured In Ay hich there 1..1, 1111101 114PCItilt11111 'tartle
t 1 0 ,1 an th,...,it u lu speetaele linowlug that the
public par' te.en tr,tiletttly humbugged by Iffirlit , Pro
t unlink to hay- a .intiornir article of Illa•kffii, and charging
oxorbitaut twit .• them, thereby trallleing upon the no
lessltie. and infirinitii , of age, I have taken pains to se
ect a large and complete teisortinent of the tunes! and brat
Glit•sem ever inanuiactured. thus affording all persons
needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchteditg tit rea
m...lWe trues. Per.our having any difficulty In being
milted el..ewhere will do m ell to . 1 10, , 1111. cult, Its I feel
confident that 11.1.'111.11111 11111 111 ...iced. Remember the
old stand, Hamilton stroiet, oppiedte the tier
:lom Reformed Church l'it. 111/121-'l.lStf
for Or iLabirs
LOOK ! LOOK ! I LOOK 111
AT POSTER'S NEW YORK STORE
THE 11ES7' JrA CHINES I.l' THE WORLD
GROVER t.V BAKER'S
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Awarded the lOglieKt pr.ooloto. The Crtoot , of tho Le
jlll.ll. or Hoop!. Ito Puri . Ex . toollttot. MACHINE
o L n l ti r . ) p LES. ! ,j o i n i l { e h O t l D A
I 1 4 • ' l t i I 1 .' ,1 1. i h l II d i %nir l l S ll l it;l ' lt ' o Nt ct " r t tlral q ly o
Invited to .11 al 1111 ,nle.rooto.
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Remember the place, opposite the German Reformed
Church.
N. I/ —Full In.truellone given to any permit., pnrehrt
lig:if:whines. All MaChin. warranted to givesatlefactlu
S. M. KEI PER, Agent,
Nu 19 Fdt, Hamilton St.. Allentown.Pa
MIA
WM EEL ER at IV ILSON'N
SEWING MACHINES
ARE THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
1, &Va VV/ s .
i• -1. Pi /
LSO 0
IT IS NO EXPERIMENT To RPY A Wilt:Et.Eß
ll' LSo.rs
Over 450,000 ►►ow in use.
They C.,t I(., to ke,e). ropair titan Ilthrr.
They. .11/.1111, Ot {hi' Wilk•l mug. , 01 work:
They tuts, hat ottt.11•11.1.111 to regithtto
Titer make the .:um notch ou both of Ulu nth
They are warrant,' three rears 1111 d TIADIA MADE t
11V, ALL PeltCll,l.l. ,
PETERSON lk CARPENTER
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911 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
ALLENTOWN AGENCY,
No. 2S EAST lIAMII.TON STREET,
1 1)..1.1w i;ermau Reformed C ‘v h . t z i l r . e u l r l. m.iy
WEED
SEWING MACHINES
HUBER & Agfs., Allentom
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BEST SIIUTTLE MACHINE OUT!
'not they will nuthe o Stitch alike nu both sides!
That they will
ITEM! FELL BIND !
CHHD tilts Its I:CFELE!
TUCK I till ! HEM .STITCH!
HATHEIL AND i!IEW IN AT -
THE SAME TIME
EASIEST TERMS ! - 7 '
INSTALMENTS SSA MONTH TILL PAID
In addition to all till:, thvy are Equally Good for Fl.
Ilmtry , V .
11 VBE ; & narz.
AGENTS FOIL I.EIIIOII COUNTY
W may 2.5.3a1
Lburbtional
cc THE HILL" InisTuruTv.,
POTTSTO .VONTG"O.IfERY CO., PA
roans!, Classtcal, Sc and Commercial
Location admirable. Tw.ralicili Auuuol 54.1.1011. Thur
Cellege or Business For Circulars
',::13 1 r 1 ..!:." 1 "r"""" it GEnI. F. .MI I;LEIi, A. M.,
Vriuripal.
lIEFEREACES—Itu:. Drs. Melfts. Schaeffer, Mafia
Kratal, seiss, Mute., vie.. etc. Hon s. Judgr Ludlow
1,1,11111.1 Mycis, J. S. Yost, 11. M. Moyer. M. Ilusse
Thayer, fie., etc., _ay 27
lEME=MM=
The Full Se++lon will open SEPTEMIIEit sth. ISM, Su
Rem), .Ivuolu,e, lire altered at umd,•rnm cluttgi , .
Fur catitlaguts, with lull particulars. itililress theres
Ideat e .J. P. SIIEIt3IA
je .01 Catleuevllle, 31 outitmu.'rY Co..
The next Sell.,lavtle Year will commence oil
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER sTit,
MEM
girt. J)roof Saft,s
ESTABLISIIED IN 184
The only Safes allll Doottx.
nuran teed Free front Dampness.
Also prwea from 15 to IV in, rent. lower than other
alter)]. Phone wend fur ()kcal., and Prlro List.
'l'. NV ATSIIN & nOll.
Lute of Evans & Watson, 31anufarturers,
F0.:15. Fourth St., Phlludelphl
got tlje lamer.
for Pure Watt
Wde celebrated I
entirely tastelei
durable and cell
We: equal to th
good old•fublor
wooden Pomp,
coat less than t
money EaellY
go as to be not
and in conetrucl
that any one ct
keep It In repel
THE DEST•AND CHEAPEST PUMP NOW MADE
FARMERS! EXAMINE AND BUY
THE 10 RIGINA
BAUCHI'S BEING
The First Rale Bone Phosphate. Made.
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BAUGH'S
RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE OE LIME
MARK
FALL, ' 1870
Tills Mantrre Is made of Itaw or I; olowned Bones, rich
In IVltrogenons matter, dissolved In Oil of Vitriol, pre•
scaling the Wine Phosphate Inn highly soloblo and quirk
ly mailable form, and the Antonioni In sod, proportion
as t hi Alt re a prompt and alumnus action upon the crop,.
Whore Bough' s Phosphate was applied the past soonest,
the imlications, without excepron. am that it will ma u
ndo its well earned reputation. We rectors ( nil in nerd of
a Fertilizer to give this article n trial,
BA.l7Gii Li:, SONS, 'MANUFACTURERS,
Office—No. 20 S. Delaware Avenue, Philad'a
mar 16-fm
BO W ER'S
COMPLETE MANURE,
MADE nom
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
A 3LVONIA AND POTASH
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A PER rEur FERTILIZER FOR 'ALL CROPS.
On account of the reduced coat of Raw litateriala, I am
enabled to sell "COMPLETE MANURE" at a lower pricy.
nod by the aid of new machinery, It in Improved In condi
tion, also in quality. ( Warronfttl free front ad Wiens-
HENRY BOWER, Manufacturing Chemist,
Gray's Ferry Road, Philadelphia.
This immure containa all the elements of plant rood In
Soloble form. containing an well, food for giving lasting
fertility to tho soli.
Experience In the .0 of "Complete Manure" by the
best fanner,. of Penoxylvanla, New Jersey. Delaware,
Maryland. and of the New England Staten, running
through a period of three yearn trial. ban resulted In Con
firming it to be bust Fertilizer note offered for sale.
DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.,
40 S. DELAWARE AVENUE, PHILAD'A
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
105 SOUTH ST., BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
aug3-311kw
PACIFIC GUANO CO
CAPITAL, $1,000,000.
JOHN S. REESE & CO
GENERAL AGENTS,
122 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA.
10 SOUTH STREET,
BALTIMORE.
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC
INI
GUANO.
No FERTILIZER INTRODUCED TO TRH FARMERS OF TRH
RIDDLE AE1,401,11E1. STATES RAP MTH,' MOHR lIENEEAL
AND UNIFORM SATISFACTION TITAN THIN 00A110.
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TII6 TIIAOR IN IT 11A6 NTHAIIILT INCUR/I.D TNT., TUB
CONSVIIPTI. NOW TIIIIOrOIIOIIT T/IR RNTIRL COUNTRY PAR
RSCIIEDS TUAT OP ANE OTIIRII PPIRTILIZER.
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THE LABOR CAPITAL. INVOLVED IN ITS PRODUCTION AF
FORDS THE. SUII.T OUARANT. OP ITS CONTINUED EXCEL.
LENCR. TILE COMPANY lIAS A FAR UNEATEN INTEREST IN
TILE PERMANANCR OP ITS TRADE. TITAN ANT , NUMBS{ OF
CONSUME. CAN HAVE; HENCE IT 114 TIIREIOIIIIBT . INTEREET
OY TIIE COMPANY TO PUT TEE BEST FERTILIZER 111 TO 111•R
-KET. TIIAT THEIR UNUSUAL PACILITIEB I AWED ET
BEST SCIENTIFIC ABILITY CAN PRODUCE.
. . . • ..
.TRIA UTANO IN RuLD AT RETAIL DY LOCAL AORNTB OF
71111 coMEANT TIIIIOIIOIIOOT PIM JRRAET , DRI,WARII
Pr.NNAYLEANIA, AND TIIR SOUTHERN STATER. AND AT
lIY
JOHN 'S. REESE & CO .)
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
anto.3m
Vaintrola)
I . E. IYALRAVEN,
MASONIC lIALL,
NO. 719 CHESTNUT STREET,
le now receiving We Fall Importation., coneleting In
Part of •
CUR'T'AIN MATERIALS,
In Silk. Mohair, Worsted. Linen and Cotton, embracing
many novelties.
Lace Curtains
of Parisian, St. Gallen and Nottingham Make
CORNICES 'AND DECORATIONS
of now and original denigna.
VINDOW SHADES,
by the thousand or single ono at manufacturers' mites
MUSQUITO CANOPIES,
Closing out at reduced price.
CEEI
CIZIEM
Fr A. STEEL,
UPHOLSTERING,
WINDOW SHADE & BEDDING STORE,
No: 46 North Ninth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
WINDOW SHADES,
With Ilxittras completo. Dow IC.OO 4 polr, UP to pa. In.'
WHITE HOLLAND SHADES AT ALL PRICES.
SIIADES OF ANY STYLE AND COLOR MADE TO OR
STORE SHADES MADE AND LETTERED
LACE AND DRAPERY CURTAINS
ALL KINDS OF WINDOW DRAPERY
PATENT MOSQUITO CANOPIES.
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT CORNICES.
CURTAIN BANDS. TASSELS, CORD. &c.
FURNITURE,STRIPS CUT AND MADE
STAIR AND VESTIBULE RODS.
FURNITURE RE•UPIIOLSTERED AND VARNISHED.
Carpels and Mailings. old and new, made, altered and
• put down.
UPHOLSTERERS' MATERIALS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION AT WHOLESALE
A NEW THING.
frILK FINISHED WINDOW SHADES
oct 1343,
iplumbing nub (Sao ,fixtures.
GAS FIXTURES.
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ROBERTS, & KOONS , ! '
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PLUNDERS AND GAS FITTERS,
NO. 87 WEST HAMILTON STREET,
9 1)00119 DELOW NINTII STREET, ALLENTOWN
All kinds of Gas Pl:lures .. ' art makers, Hydrants
ydraullc Rims, Lift nod Pot. Pampa,
DEEP WELL PUMPS,
Bath Tubs, Water Closets Circulating Boilers, ge. go
Special atteutlon given to putting up Portable' Oas
Warta In town or country. Alt work warranted.
apr 7-1,
OFFICES
KNAUSS' BUILDING,
45 EAST' HAMILTON STREET
FIVE DOLLARS FOR A BILK HAT,
AT TIIE OLD STAND OF YOUNG & LENTZ,
ALLENTOWN. •
Call and nee our goods and be convinced. No charge for
showing goods even If you do not wish to buy.
German and English .Doknn•
E. R. MAtREWB.
TABLE KIVIVEII6. remain; IiIrOONS
COYNES LLti, a., at 0. 1. WOLVIIIITS' Mare
Nut natalltos Street. sepl/S4
thoftooional Carbo.
WD. I.III.ICKENBACII. ATTOR. ,
• NET AT LAW, (former) practiced in Carbon
county). 0 Eke, No. —Taut liatnillon Greet, aeconl goof I
nearly opposite Ina Court Houma, Allentown. P., May
lw corniallod to the German language.
CONATAIITINII I. EaDIIAR. . Jong 11. Outran.
MIRDIRAN Ac OLIVER, ATTOR.
..g2J NEYS AT L.W . ALLENTOWN. PA. Collections
attended to to Leh It and adjoining countlem. Pro pt
attention given to a I legul Imainean In the several Cuu I.
Conaultationa to Hannah and Oerman. jan 19.1
DUNK et BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS
AND C3UNSELLOIS AT LAW. Allentown. Pa.
°Mee No. 611. law street.
C. noxg.••Cli•lf) F. A. IL BALDWIN
HC. RUNNRERGER ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Ile:sorsa to tha Post Ogleo building
second door. ALLENTOWN PA. &pr. 21•17
- Lr J. MORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
E
• ALLENTOWN, PA. Office, No. NI East I.l*mlltou
street. /14 - Con ho consulted In °moan. pus It
JAMES N. BIERY,' ATTORNEY' AT
LAW. Mace, No. 20 Bad Hamilton street, neeond
door of Llou Hull, Allentown. Pa. (Special attention
given to cmlectioun. I • marl 7-11.
LEVI SHOVER, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, MILLFASTOWN, L1;111011 CO., PA. Per.
titular attention paid to Insolvent and decedent natal..
inn
GEORGE IL RUPP, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Office, with lion. John D. Stiles, Allen
town. Pa.
SAMUEL. A. BUTZ, ATTORNEY AT
LAW. Ogle° with P. Wyckoff, opponite the Eagle
Hotel, ALLENTOWN, PA. •
ELISIIA FORREST, ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. Weal lInmll•
ton strong, Allentown, l'a. j. 14-tf
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i&itY 1111:111ERSIN, ATTORNEY
JuL, • °AT LAW, CATASAUQUA, PA. ianl4-'6A-if
THOMAS B. METZGER ATTOR.
NEY AT LAW. ALLENTOWN. I'A. (Mee, No. 0
East Hamilton greet. may Ll).'tA
ELIAS MERTZ, ALDERMAN,
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Si West Hamilton St., Allentown. Pa.
EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, eight door.. above the Court Homo., AL
LEN Lehigh counts Pe. febl3,lo- ' 6 d
WILLIAM 11. SOWDEN, ATTOR
NET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Odle°, Cor
err of Itantlltou street nod Low Aley, south side, ALLEN
TOWN, PA. fob. NJ.
MIDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY
/II AT LAW. Office, with Hon. Samuel A: Bridges
ALLENTOWN, PA. may 1-1 y
JOHN HUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Mace, N. E. Corner 60k and Hamilton Street. ALLEN
TOWN, l'A. may I.ly
ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Office, oinmelle tbo,Court Howe. AL
LENTOWN PA. may 1-ly
GEORGE WHALE ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Oflleo. First dour above Law Allay. AL•
LENTOWN; PA. may 211.6 m
Dll. C. C. 11. GULDIN, SURGEON
DENTIST. Office, over Mrs. M. A. O. (Wain's
Trimming Store, No. 34 Enst llstnillon street, ALLEN
TOWN I.A.
Eliattlico anti 3cinelrp.
PIPECIALIL N0TK1E. ....A . L
i t
tic
An them seents to he all impression with. many that we
deal ON I.Y to very expensive Plated floods, we wish to
specially announce that we keep and constantly tuala•
talc a
WRY FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF RELIABLE
CHEAP PLATED WARES,
Cnmbtninß every variety of
BREAKFAST.
DIaNER.
. .
DESSERT, and
TEA SERVICES t
Including also, a largo and carefully-ealected line of
KNIVES, FOWLS, SPOONS, LADLES, IVORY CUT
LERY. Sc.. So.
These wares though low priced. are perfectly reliable
for all the ordinary uses expected or required of inch
articles, and trill receive our guarantee aa being the beat
of their kind lu the market. They are marked at
FIXED PRICER IN PLAIN PIOURES. COMMENDING
THEM TO CLOSEST BUYERS.
J. E.CALDWELL &CO.
902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Jemyoy
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
N 0.148 NORTH SECOND ST., c6n. or.CtuanaY, PRILA
An alwortment of Watchea, Jewelry, Silver and
Naiad Wetro conatantly on hand.
6 75 10—Repairing of Watched and Jewelry promptly
attended to. nag nap
THOMAS W. BAILV,
Itiatipoirtav of Watahoe.
No. 622 Market Bt., Pall.ltalplata,
Would respectfully call attention to his
new and carefully selected stack of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
alleor and Plated Were, 41,
lepolriog promptly attended to sad neatly dorm.
KELLER. it.IIROTIIEB,
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.,
ALLENTOWN. PA.
CLOCKS,
I , 7 , ! l p r, ga ted A a ra d rxm n o l go ,/, t l tO zes and price.. front
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES •
than can ho found lu any other store In tho city.
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
SILVER WARE
f dePrilrollon.
airy I team repaired on Short Notice.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
CHARLES S. HASSEY'S,
No. 21 East Hamilton atreet, opposite the German Re.
formed Church. „lung received from New York and Phil
adelphia. all the latest atyles
GOLD WATCHES.
Ho bar the largest and best assortment of Gold Welch.,
and at lower prices than can be found elsewhere.'
SILVER WATCHES.
thani !T n .. Lt o lr u gatzl a bglAns=nt of Silas Watches
. GOLD JEWELRY.
He has the largest aud . hest assortment of all kinds of
Gold Jewelry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
Helms a larger and better assortment of ail kinds of Gilt
nd Pin led Jewelry than can be bound elsewhere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Any lt Pr " .,, a n " dtgu a g a gouda n ri sBllWcaa'nd Plated
fellt a be
nutted.
CLOCKS.
A larger assortment than at any other establishment
3LELODEONS. •
in i tl : T l , Z i llassortmcnt of Prince's Melodeons, the bee
ACCORDEONS.
A splendid aftnortment of all kinds of Accordant:
Hie establiehment has lately been fitted up, and fs now
second to none to New York and Philadelphia. and ahead
of any thingouteide the largegitle. lie bar large: och
g i ll ' r fln t i" tz.'ai a ei t l
county goods In
yoirseta . te abov e
cull nod an.
ltato anb Craws.
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EVERYBODY
CAN BUY A
HAT OR CAP
E. R. MATHEWS'
OUR STOCK IS ALL NEW:
PRICES NEVER BEFORE
SO CHEAP !
SINCE 1860.
!LOCATION CENTRAL
ALLENTOWN, PA
Latest Style and Bess Make