Stationerg.
WOMEN
lake .Your Homes Comfortable 11
NOW WE RAVE IT 1
THE LARGEST,
CHEAPEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF
WALL PAPER
IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY,
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OLD ESTABLISHED
BOTEN BOOK STORE
. LEISENRI . NG, iftEXLER & CO.,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
We are selling Paper alai style!, at pricer to roll either
the rich Sr poor.
IF YOU WANT
WALL PAPER
this cation, do not fall to give ne a call.
We hate now on hand the largeet clock In tho Valley
and can offer greater and bettor Inducomentn than any
other eetabllehnont.
REMEMBER
It will pay you doable tn Burnham) nt thn BOTEN BOOK
STORE of LEIBENRINO. TILEXLER CO.,
nor 3041 Allentown, Po
Clothing,
GREAT ATTRACTION 1
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING
GRAND FALL AND WINTER OPENING,• •
GREAT REDUCTION IN• PRICES I
T. OSMUN & CO.,
Successors to .31elgyar fi Oomoo•
BARGAINS
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
IN REINER'S BUILDINO.
NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
We would Inform the citizens of Allentown and the sur
rounding country that we are prepared with a large stuck
of goods for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
and offer them to the public at reasonabloprices• To those
who buy their Clothing ready. made, they aro prepared to
Q BARGAINS.
WHOLE SOI TS NADI.: TO oRDERI
GOATS, PANTS AND VESTS
Cat and made in (ho latent style, .d by the host trot k men
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CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
le largar than It boa bonn before, and we Intend to 'ell at
very SMALL PROFITS, find give our enatinuers the bene
fit of our tow purchanes-
Great quantitlen and varlelks of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
And everything to tho lino of
ENT'S FURNISHING 0 0 ODB
YOUTHS'. BOYS' and CHILDREN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Do* t forget the place. No• CO3 Hamilton stre..t, third
door above Sixth street.
T. Omura, -JACOB SCUOLL, MARTIN LINYI
max 24 Et •
PL4IN FACTS
IVORTO
ADING.
rge, well established and
ful business, with an ex
e of more than twenty
rs, enable us to offer
tents to 3fl` who are
become purchasers of
IMEI3
perien
five
induce
about t 1
Clothing -via
no establishment in
second t
the count
all made
carefully •
sound or
y. Our garments are
f the best materials,
lected; nothing un
any way imperfect
at all, even in the
sof goods. It is
Clished fact among
t our Ready-Made
every thing that
a superior gar
:quailed by any
in Philadelphia.
lent is so large
it every one can
:, without delay.
always guaran-
Uower, than the
We have
Lent of
is made u 1
lowest gra(
a well esta
clothiers, th
Clothing, ii
goes to ma
ment, Is u
stock of goo
Our assort
and varied th
be fitted at one
Our prices an
teed as low, or
lowest elsewhel
also a fine assor'
Goods m t
which will . be mac
in the best ma
prices much lov
usually charged
made to order.
Samples of g 00..., with price
lists for all kinds . garments,
forwarded by mail • t any time
when requested, w . h instruc
tions for self-meast ent, and
garments, either • • o order
or selefted from o • ' eady-
Made Stock, for and d . ex
press, guarantee . t t ..r
-rectly.
Persons not res . . it • ere,
can when visiting ' elp "a,
call and have thei• me • re r.
gistered on our b , ok. • • for
that purpose, from
ments can be order Al
future time.
BENNETT & C
Tower Hall, 518 Mark
Hatt-way. &Irwin Fifth and Sixth
PHILADELPHIA.
Carp cl 3 alio Oil Cloth.
0. D. SNYDER. • W. F. 11•1011 t.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS I
A FULL ASSORTMENT !
ALSO,
UIL OLOTIIS, .411ATTINOS DRUGORTS. ROOS.
WINDOW SHADES. NTAIR RODS. gtc%
G. B. SNYDER & CO.,
34 SOUTII SECOND BT., PHILADELPHIA
(WERT HIDE. BELOW MARKET.)
N. D.—A liberal discount to Churches and Clergymen.
mar 16-3 m
RIED AND ELEGANT
`ARPETS,' OIL CLOTLIS, &C.
• 8. C. FOULK.
NO. 10 B. SECOND ST., PHILA.,
(First Carpet Store below Market, East side ! )
nyltes attention to ye splendid aseertment of Imported
• d American LAM E.Tei. which will he sold at a ve
mall advance. Goods warranted as represented so that
•. It can bay with confidence and satisfaction. '
nov
THOMAS DEPUY.
87 South Second Street, above Manta,
PHILADELPHIA,
lira Dist opened, with a largo and troll oeleeted e,
stock of Foreign and Doucette Carpolingicef choice
styles and qualities. Mao, Oil Clothe, Dialling.,
Druggets, Rum Mats, Stair Bode, &c.; See.. all 0
of which he will ssil very cheap for cosh.
REMOVAL•
YOUNG & LENTZ'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
TUB BEEN iIIiMOVED TO TUN
8. T. Corner of .hAdfiLTON and SIXTH STS
where they are now prepared to reCeiTe their patrons
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
LARGEST STOCK OP GOODS IN THIS VICINITY
A grant Qnnntily of
ttl'oeli;:enalliNiaotfurtO'4lirnog: rotk.!
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT
be conducted ne heretofore
CIATASAURAJA AND
ONEliziO
FOGELSVILLE It. R.
On and after NOVEMBER 21, 1670, Passensor Tsai'
thoCatusaugna & Fogolevillo Railroad will ran in COl
non with tho Lehigh Valley, Lehigh Sr linsonolianua
East Penn. Railroad. as follows:
Trains West STATIONS, •
P.M.
6 4?
7 00
7 12
7 20
7 30
7 97
74
g Ste..
:ions.
CONNECTIONS,
.rne morning train woe leaves Catenate nen tho arrival
of the L, V. R. R. Local Passenger train from Parton,
Bleem and Allentown, and connect. at Al-Burns with
a tra in su the East Ponanylvanai R. It. for flooding, Potts
ville, Harrisburg and Philadelphia, and also with a train
for Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton.
Tho morning train East connects et Al-Burns with train
on E. P. R R. from Harrisburg, Reading and Allentown,
and at Catasauqua with train on the Lehigh Valley Rail
road for ktauoh Chunk, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Phila
delphia end New York.
1 Ito 200 1 1 ,14. train West connects at AI-hurtle with a
trai on thEast Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottsville,
Harrisbur g ,g Alloutewa, Bothlebern, Easton, ehiladelphia
and New York; arrive in Philadelphia via Reading at
7 ee p. m.
Tho Evening train East leaven Al-Burtis on the arrival
of a train from Allentown and of a train making connec
tion. at Reading with trait. from Philadelphia, Harris
burg, Pottsville, Ac., and connects' with local paesengor
train on too L. V. R. R. at Catanauqua (or Allentown,
Bethlehem nod Eaton.
Persons wishing to go to Allentown can take bite morn
ing train West to AI-13 anis, arrive at Allentown 915 am,
and return by a train on the East Railroad,
,v Mg Allentown at 4 thl p. m.
C ti
Supt. C an d i
I.EIIIGHROAD. VALLEYWizatki
J—J RAIL
MEM
On and after MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1670, Mina will
run as follows:
Leave Allentown for Now York. via Central Railroad of
I^ew Jorsey, at OW, 015, 00
• 8 , 010 and 11 55 a In, and
10, 2 37, 2 •50,• 6 45, and 015* p m.
For .Now .York, via Morris B,c Eszczt Railroad, at 6 00 and
1165am,ttud385pM
Fur Matuunka Chunk and Bel videru la 9 10 a in, and 5 41
p Ft or Lrminertvillo and Trenton at 600 and 1165 a in, and
645 p w.
For Easton at 600, 615,• 803, 910 and 11 55 0 m, 1210 •
237. 2 50, 3 3.5, 6 4.5, 9 16• and 710 p
For Philadelphia. via North l'onu Railroad, at 000, 600
mud 11.6 a in, 237 and 645 pm
TRAINS WESTWARD
At 09.5 aud 949 a to, 1215 and 420 p m for Pittston. Mt
Carmel and Hazleton.
. At 9 49 a in, Faint Expresa for Towanda, Waverly, Elmi
ra. Buffalo, Hazleton, Audenried and Mt. Carmel, stop
ping only at principal stations. and connecting at Quakako
with train ou Cat:Masa Railroad for Williamsport, and
at Waverly with train on Brio Railroad Mr Elmira and
Buffalo.
At 637. 949 tn, 4 21, 016 and 5 (Op m for Cuplay.
At 6 33;0 43 a tn. 216, 4 2tl and 893 p mfor Altman Chunk.
Al 12 16 p m fgr WtillainaporL
Toone with a star start from East l'eun Junction.
11. STANLEY GOODWIN, aloe t Soul.
Rounitr It. SAY 1.111. hup't Eng. •
NAIRTII PENNSVL-fire
VANIA RAILROAD. Vibat
Passengers fur Philadelphia hake Lehigh Valley It. It.
tralus passing AlWillow a at U OU, 8130 and 11 65 and
237 anti 5 45 p tn., aud arrive In Philadelphia at 8 65 a
215, 6 05 aud 8 21 p. Also Lough aud Susquehanna
Itailraad traius at '2 fA p. in. , and arrive In 1%111.1 , 11dd.
08 5 t\sB. UI
(Fire 'Through 17th Daily, Suudays Excepted.]
Panceuger trains leave the depot North...l9cl cdreer Berke
.d Moorman eticets, Philadelphia,
Fur Alleutowu ut 7 S 5 and 9 4,5 a. In., and 1 45, 3 2.0 nod
6 00 p
For Doplecclown at 8 2.5 a. In.. 2 30 sad 4 In p. mu.
For Fort Ws...lngo. at 7 and 11 In., oud 11 p. us
•
For Alougtuu at 1 15, awl 6111 8 16 p. to.
For 1301hdaio p. to.
Lem: u '&A11100110 at SW, Sl5 a. 12 15, 0 DO, 10 p. 111
• • Day lesturvu U IS; a. La., 300 and 445 p,
1.111.11.1111111 lit U 14111.111. .
• • Fort Wauldngton at 890. 10 30 0. In., 2a) p. ;a.
• • Abluglon at 2 05, uud 9 Olt 1, In.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Bethlehem 'or Philadelphia id 900 p. in.
Day lertown 7 09a. tn.
Leave Pniludelphlu i,ir Ilaltlehem ul 030 p.
• • for Doylestown ut 200 p• us.
FoII.—AIIIIIIIOWIIII/ I . lllllldelrlll.l. 85.
EL LIS CLAIM, Agent.
IQ EA DING RAI L•Worr.
/At ROAD.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1870
CI real Trunk Line from tho North and North-West for
Philadelphia, New York, Reading. Pottsville. Tamaqua,
Ashland. Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, Eph
rata. Litt!, Lancaster. Columbia, an.
Trams leave Harrisburg for New York as follows: at
310, 810, L , 50 a. m., and 2 30 p. m., connecting with simi
lar trains on Penuay lv Hula Railroad, and arriving at New
York at 1010 a. m., 50, 550 and 10 00 p. m. respectively
Sleeping Cara accompany the 310 a. m. train wlthbat
change.
Returnltig leave Now York at 9 00a. tn. 1200 noon and
600 p. tn.; Philadelphia at 815 a. m. .
and 330 p.m. Sleep
ing Cars accompany the 603 p. in. train trout New York
without change•
Leave Harrisburg fur Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua.
Mitten, illo, Ashland„Shaiiioklu, Allentown, and Phila
delphia at 810 a. in., 2 Maud 403 p. m., storming nt Leba•
non andprincipal way stations; the 405 p m. train con•
unction fur Philadelphia, Putts v ille and Columbia only.
For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuyl
kill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg at 340
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading for
Allentown, Eatiton and Now York at 5 00. 10 90a. in., 12 43
noon and 445 p. m. Returning.
eturning. leave Note Fork at 900
a. um., 12 oo uu. and 6 00 p.and Allentown at 7 a) a.
m., 12 23 neon, 255 4:70 and 845 p. m.
Way P ashenger'Frain leaves Philadelphia at 790 a. m.
connecting with similar train ou East Patina. Railroad . ;
returning leave Reading at P to, storming at ail Ma
tiens.
Leave Pottsville at and 0 110 a. m. andHem
' don at 10 to a. tn. tilmniolt In at 5 40 * and 11 Si a. tn., Ash
' land ut 705 a. in. nod 12 50 noon, Mahanoy City at 731
a. in. and 1351 , 10.. Tamaqua at 831 a. in. and 2 40 p. m.
for Philadelphia, Now York, Reading, Harrisburg, Am
Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill nod Susquehanna Rail
road at 813 a. m. for Harrisburg, and 12 03 noon for Plne•
grunt, and Tremout•
Reading Accommodation Train leaven Pottsvilleat 640
a. in., passes Reading ut 7 JO 0. m., arriving at Philadel
phia at 10 al u. m. Returniug,leaves Philadelphia at 446
P. panning Reading at 7LS p. m., arriVing at Potts
villa at D 10 in.
Pottstown Accommodation Train loaves Pottstown at
700 0. tn. Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 4110 p. cu.
Columbia Railroad Trains Hasa Reading at 720 a m and
015 pm for Ephrata, Lilts, Lancaster, Columbia, So.
PerkEimen Railroad Trains leave Perklomen Junction
at 745, 003 a ut. 301 and 630 p in. Returning. leave
tichwenksville M. 700, :Ham, 1210 noon and 430 p to,
connecting with similar trains on Reading Itallread,
Colebrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstown at 940 a
maul 0 p ; returning leave Mount Pleasant at 700 arid
11 23 a tu, connecting wit h trains on Reading lt.R.
Cheater Valley Railroad Truths leave Bridgeport at 830
ato and 2CO and 602 p ill; returning, lease BArnington
at h 53 a m, 124.5 and 615 p connecting with similar
R
trains on eading Railroad,
On Sundays: leave New York at 000 p m, Philadelphia
at 803 a m and 315 p m (the 8113 n m train running only to
Reading). tenon Pottsville at hell ato Harrisburg at 310
a us mud 4 03 1; 111, leave Allentown at 843 p m, Iteading , at
7 15 a ni awl 101.3 p in for Harrisburg, at 610 a ni for NoW
York, at 940 atu and 4 23 3 p.m fur Pialadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Excursion
Tickets, to and front ail points, at reduced rates.
Baggage checked through; MO pounds allowed each
Ponseuger. O. A. NICOLLS,
fill 14 ly General Superintendent.
e
• up to order•,
ner, and at
r than are
r garments
A LLENTOWN PASSENGER RAIL
WAY.
TIME rI.'ABLE.
Ou and after 31011 DAY, JAN. 16th, 1871, care will rue
to all trains on tho Lehigh Valley and Lehigh and &toque
buena, Philadelphia & Reading (Earl Penn Junction)
Rallroado, and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving cita
tion, llautlltou and Ninth bluets, as follows:
Fur L. V. L. &S. 0. l'enu. Furnace. Leayo Fur.
A Al A. 31. A. 31. A. AL 4. M.
' 6 30 II 39 0 (0 0 00 140
-- S 4Y 10 60 11 Su
11 3J
I'.
M. P. M.
1 0) 1 40
300 410
4 30 J 10 .
15 (A)
710 741
i ta
7 35
8 05
II 20
11 25 P. 31. I'. 31.
3 20 2 15
P. 34. 3 45
2 10 6 2 , 5 __ __
:I 45 8 U 0 ---
5 13 Pay Days 64 Haturd's
0 45 ONLY
730 830' 010
] v
road
above oars run lo all 010 naisonger trait. on (ha
hove r.
The 550 P. M. Furnace car runs too 18 Pee-wee train
on Loblei Valley Railroad (down and up/.
Chit reu under ton yearn of age, Five Cents.
All children occupying acute tlial may be requested
will be c harged full fare.
Passeugers are requested not to ride on the plat
form when there lo room Inside.
For Extra Curs and Advertising, apply to
M. A.NN UM, Sup't.
pINCOAST x 1111AULE,. '
THIRD AND PEAR STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA,
PLAIN AND GALVANIZED . .
WROUGHT IRON TUBES,
• Lap-welded Boiler Tubes,
'Drams nod Iron Valves and Cooks; Fittings ( or On,. Steam
nod ; Bough and Finished Dress Work;
• S i nks, Bathra Tools etc.
Oath Tubs d Boilers, Enamelled Wools
Stan 1, oto , Colls of Tube; Steam Kotnes
sod Traps.
. Pipe of WI Sizes fitted to Sketch, ,
Sticcesaors to MORRIS, TAISEER & Co., as •
•
CONTRACTORS
F""°llll.°lVVer, Buildings l or alt or
Eolimates Furnished 'Gratis.
fah lay
pENNA. FERIALE COLLEGE.
The last quarter of TEN WEEKS will commead. on
• MONDAY, APRIL 17Tir, 1871.
Terme for board and tuition. la.lo. For particulars ad
dress the Preeldont, J:I...BIIERSIAII. A. M.
mar 22.4trr Collegeville, Montgomery Co., Pa.
nommaw
DIE LEVI - Writ REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 1871.
Boot Alaimo.
NOB. 38 AND 40,
UMBRACIEB Tan
lune 10 'CU
Ictailaralm.
Trains
A. 31.
CATABAUQUA. 963
•SEIPLE'S , 945
*AMMAN 'MIDGE, 9 3q
CIUTIPH. 9 31.
WALBERT'B, 9 29
(111APMAN'18. 9 19
THEXLERTOWN, 9 07
BItEINICWILLE, 8 98
•SPIIINO CREEK. S 42
AL-11URT18, 37
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
WINTEIt ARIUNUIDIENT
LOCAL SCHEDULE
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W xTER AI RANOEMENT
FARE TEN CENTS
CARPFATINGS 1: CARPETINGS.I
PEABODY. & WESTON, •
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
NO. 703 CHESTNUT STREET,
- • PHILADELPHIA.
We rte prepared to offer INDUCEMENTS in the CARPET LINE, TIIAT CANNOT BE SURPASSED ANYWHERE.
INGRAINS FROM 80 CENTS UPWARDS. BRUSSELS FROM $1.25 UPWAHES.
PEABODY & WESTON..
NO. 723 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
AN IMMENSE. STOCK !
HOUSE-FURNISHING i s 40 Meta. 1N at 1100PLIt $4O
CHINA, GLASS & CROCKERY-WARE,'
Parisian, and other Granite Wear,
Cut and Moulded Glass,
Decorated Dinner, Tea and Dessert Bets
FIRST CLASS GOODS
We solicit an examination of our Vares and Prices.
707 TYNDALE, MITCHELL & CO.,
707 CHESTNUT STREET,
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF LUMBER !
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING TRADE
AT THE
ALLENTOWN LUMBER YARDS
WILLOUGHBY R. TREXLER
(SUCCESSOR TO TREXLER & 8R05.,)
Corner of' Tenth and Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa
DE SURE AND LOOK FOE THE
LUMBER OP SUPERIOR QUALITY OFFERED AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES
COME
AND
EE ! !
Persona In need of lumber for large buildlogs6rlll ilud It
to fill order& for all Made of lumber timed in largo building*
Every article belonging to a firet•claas lumber yard le coo
Thankful for part favor*, I Write my friends to call and
jan 25-3 m
IDru Goots
SEAMAN & TRA E6IER,
NO. 17 SOUTH MAIN ST
BETHLEHEM
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTION'S,
H(►USEKEEPING GOODS,
WOODEN WARE,
OIL CLOTHS,
tiOrilllS
Vary lutgo itanorlmout In every
DEPARTMENT.
Goode bought at lb° very
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
'. d:old ohoup,
The public are requested to call and examlno
SEAMAN & TRAEGER
A CCORDEONS. CON CERTI IV AM.
ea
J. .He V. 4 4"Arn ° 4 l . l :R a gnt i rce. f 4 e l t ainlitln Y . to
PHILADELPHIA
" BLUE SIGN !"
No. 1 Pine Boards, best quality, per thousand $3l
" 1 " Scantling, " 32
" 2 " Boards, " w 25
" 3 " ," 12 Inches wide, " 19
" 3 " " all width, w 18
" 1 " Floor, 6 Inches wide, best 'quality.. 34
" 1 " " all widths, per thousaad 90
" 1 Hemlock Flooring, , 6 inches wide ...... ... 26
" 1 " " all widths 25
" 1 SpruceFlooriug 30
" 1 Block Siding, best quality 34
" 1 German " w 34
... ........... ..... 34
w 2 tt tt
5,1 Beveled Siding, planed 26
w " not planed 22
1 inch Common Panne' 40
14 w w 40
2 w 40
Hemlock Joist, Scantling, &e., all length 18
Hemlock Boards, 12 Inches wide 19
cc " all widths 18
No. 1 24 Inch Shingles, extra quality .. 15
" 1 26 ...... 19
" 124 " " CI It 14
3 feet Lathe, best qua1ity............ ............... ....$2.75
4 ilt itt 2.75
3 " Palings 13.00
3%" w . • 14.00
4 w w
.. 15.00
4%"16.00
Fence Boards and Rails "0.00
" Posts, extra quality 30 cis
All other Lumber In proportion.
greatly to their advantage to call, being constantly ready
Al open the most (eventide terms, and at the shorteet notice.
instantly kept on bald.
Inspect my stock. Respectfully.
WILLOUGHBY R. TREXLER,
RAND, PERKINS & CO.,
124 NORTH SIXTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
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BRICK SET AND PORTABLE
These Heaters for Durability, Simplicity/Md. Econom
of Fuel have no superiors. The radiating surface in mado
entirely of Wrought Iron, and all are guaranteed to give'
satinfartion. We also manufacture a •arloty of Flat Top
and Bide Oven Ranges, made to heat additional rooms,
Bath Boiler., Registers, Ventilators, &e , ste.
WM. G. RITTER, Agent for Allentown
I=
"VSTABLINHED
.J 124
Highest Premium, Silver Medal, awarded over all corn
petition at Mechanics' Exhibition Boat., October, 'W
GAS CONSUMING HEATER
DUST SCREEN. GRATE DAR RESTS,
WROUGHT IRON RADIATOR, 2 _
AND AUTOMATIC REGULATOR
FOR 4 URNINO ,41ITHRACITE OR BITUMINOUS
COAL OR WOOD.
HAM/PAM/RED ONLY ST
J. REYNOLDS k 'CO.,
These floaters are toad, of heavy Wrought Iron, well
Ivoted together, and aro warranted to be absolutely (lag
and Doer Twin. They are the only limier. that are
managed without any &ere, and in which all blade
of fuel can be burned without alteration.
COOKING RANGES
ELATELCE lIRATERSOW DOWN ORATES, •
MANTELS, REGISTERS, VENTILATORS
milblate glv lug full dencriPtlon. soul fr... it t, t :g l .l y a
.
FURNITURE!
WI CHEAP,
RELIABLE, AND
IVAREAS TED AS RENREBENTED I
WINS & BROTHER,
(MOND
No. 337 North Second, Street,
• PHILADELPHIA, tan r77..!1:n
LOWEST CASH PRICER.
707
mar n 2m
311cater,5
HEATERS.
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SELF-REGULATING
WROUGHT IRON, MR TIGHT,
10 himr for brickwork, and 2 siren Portable,
N. W. COR. lam & FILBERT Ste.,
=I
11112=
Al., a PLAT TOP HEATING RANGE.
for tic "Labico
IMPROVED ELASTIC
Lock Stitch Fan►ily Sow log Macl►ine
The Best nod Cheapest lu Innrket, nod excel,: In the fo
lowlttit points:
UNEQUALED SIMPLICITY,
QUIETNESS OF OPERATION,
EASE OP MANAGEMENT,
RAPIDITY OF EXECUTION,
NON-LIABILITY TO
THREAD. DROP ficTITCHES OR BREAK.
SIMPLICITY OF TENSIO M N EN AND APPLYING ATTACH
TS,
Shuttle" stit ch , liable to rip In nee or wear, than the
while It eau ha morn easily taken oat
If dealred.
TheBfeLEAN & lIOOPER will WWI, limn, Foll,Tock
ll Co
Bled, Ba.lo, Braid, Embroider niel Oa th e
nu l loat approved matucr.
.FALL MACHINES WARRANTED
WM. BLOECKLY & CO.,
GENERAL MIENTS
618 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN
fob 10•1ydnw
WEED
SEWING MACH I ENS.
HUBER & FRITZ, Agts., Allentown
SEE WEAT WE CLAIM THEY WILL DO
BEST SHUTTLE MACHINE OUT !
net theyY will make a Stitch alike. both xidox
Tha IIENI
IwF6LL t BIND I
CORD I BRAID t RUFFLE!
TUCK I QUILT I HEM STITCH
OATIISR AND SEN AT
• TH W E
S O AME TIME!
EASIEST TERMS !
INSTALMEA7 8 95 A MONTH TILL PAID
Iu oddltlon to nit Nilo they Aro EquoGY Good for Plan or
hoary Work.
HUBER & FRITZ
AOENTS FOR LEIIIOII COUNTY
I=l
'WHEELER dc WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
ARE THE CHEAPEST AND BEST,
7T 7,4 A
tk O WEVIEBITVITABL I CV/I T N I . EBIER
Over 450,000 now in'use.
They cost less to keep In repair than any other
They are capable of the widest range of work.
They have but ono tension to regulate.
They make the same stitch on both sides of the fabric
11 T h y
are warranted three years and Telesis MADE TO
BOIT ALL POLLOIIABUIIB.
PETERSON & CARPENTER,
GENERAL AGENTS
914 CHESTNUT BT., PHILADELPHIA
. ALLENTOWN AGENCY,
No. 28 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
Third door below German Reformed Church.
d mar 04Y NV mar 15.1 y
AN IMMENSE STOCK
OF NEW. AND CHOICE
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings
NEW NOTTINGHAM LACES for CURTAINS by the
yard or by the pair.
A Job lot unttsualty cheap.
FRENCH MUSLIMS, 2 yards wide, the best makes at
60c
SWISS
NE 6Oc W
SIDELINE In all grades.
TARLATANS! TARLATANS!! TARLATANS!!!
TUCKED MUSLINS,aII over turked, now and yam; de
alrable. Also, TUCKED NAINSOOK far Infant wear.
A aplendld Ilne of LADIES', CIENTE', MISSES' and
BOYS' HANDKERCHIEFS.
Our own make of BIIIIIF FRONTS, Warranted fo Ore
Haffecieffort.
PLAID and STRIPED SIDELINE. PLAIN NAINSOOKS
and FRENCH NAINSOOKS.
CHEAP—Job lot of VICTORIA LAWNS.
Every style goods suited for party dress or Infant wear,
=EI
LeMAISTRE & ROSS,
212 NORTH STII STREET, PHILADELPHIA
fob 1
spertasico
SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES ! !
EYE OLASSEB, &o.
sAgg'g:q;:m3v,l,:t.e.:,...at:”arrtora"ki . a . "V
CHAS. S. MASSEY'S,
NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA
Having devoted a great deal acme and attention to the
Spectacle business for then last few yearn, I find that my
business to that lino has Increased so touch that I have de
termined to make It a SPECIALTY. There Is no article
manufactured to which there is so much deception prac
tieed as there Is In Spectacle Glasses. Knowing that the
public have been frequently homhoegod by parties pre
tending to have a superior article of Ulasses, and charging
exorbitant prices fur them, thereby Walking upon the ne
cessities and infirmities of age, I have taken pales to se
lect a large and complete assortment of the fluent and best
Masses ever manufactured, thus affording all persons
needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at rea-,
musing prices. Persons having any difficulty to being
nutted elsewhere will do well to give me a call, as I feel
confident that no one will fail lobe called. Remember the
old stand, No. 23 East Hamilton street, opposite the Her
man Reformed Church, Allentown, Ps. Jun 22 , 03 tf
iFttrititurc
•
FURNITURE.
WALTON, LIPPINCOTT ' , 4d. SCOTT'
CABINET MAKERS,
No. 413 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
Our establishment 1s one of the oldest In Philadelphia,
and from long experience and superior facilities we are
Prgreetig furnish Rood work a roasonable prices.
r to d
furniture of .upertur quality. a large stock of turnitrue
always on band. flood s made to order.
Counters. Desk Work and Office Furniture for Banks,
Offices and Stores made toorder.
Jos. WILI.T.N. J. W. LIPPIN,ITT 311-1.
fticbichlal
NO ,NO PAY.
DR. 1-I.1). LONGAKER,
Graduate of tho Ilnivoralty of Pennsylvania, at Matilda'.
phis, has boon In successful practice for a numb.. of years
in • d
nriona of tlin United Btateilpromptly
ten to all branches of his professionl 31,
at hie III
ro p ms
o, at
East "hie of Sixth eared. bet. Hamilton and Walnytt
ALLENTOWN, PA
No Patent Medicigen aro need or recommended; the rein.
edict adminirteTed are thorn which will not break down
the conetitntion, lint renovate the nyrtem from all Input.
Ft ban sustained from mineral medicines, and leave it In
healthy and perfectly cured condition. ,
CONSU:dPTION, BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA:
and all direarer of the Lunar, Throat, Stomach, and Liv
er. which yearly carry thourands to untimely grave?, ern
undoubtedly he cured,
MELANCHOLY ABERRATION,
that AMU, of alienation and aberration of mind which ren
der, persons incapable of enjoying the }lmmune of per
forming the duller °info.
REIEU3IATISK AND PARALYSIS,
In any firm or condition, chronic or acute, warranted cur
able. Eplietmy„ or falling rick norm, and chronic or rtub
, born canes of lEBIALE DISEASES speedily and radically
removed; Salt Rheum, Skin Disown (of years' Mending)
every dercrlption of Ulcerations, Pilo, and Scrofulous dir
ector, warranted cured.
JEl—Particnlar attention given to private direasen of
ev aNar a c ti l fleVa a f f ro b m ot
h nexeo.
Incidental to their
sex, can connult the doctor with :mwn.° of relief.
Cancer and 'fume. of all kind, removed Without
(ho knife ord r a wing blood. Di x of the
EYE AND EAR
auccerrfully nod effectually removed.
do
ire p e r t ti f. Co u tfl r e e r n ' t v el l iTfo k it ' e v r i t o c l o in n
lane rent with proper directions to any pert of the coun.Y.
OFFICE: East aide of Sixth street, between Hamilton and
Walnut, Allentown, Pa. may VI-Iy
.1 it, romplalid.
• 1V:1.1.1,f, SON, Prom Odors, Boston
~••• and dealers renerally.
• I ,, sid ttulcss slguce I. Burrs.
xr..x_rxrcau, or rePo u•cp vo •
Cciorer institute, P. 31 Arch St.; Prof. Dalton, 2.18 W.
ills Si, Cincinnati, U., and Dr. Greene, at Charlott,
C o ors mak-
to astonishing
~,u n r , co r s A
n ol a \ pi `without gr h a o t •
knife or ca tie rk dl nine,
and with but little Ws le r pln. Every
root anil fibre is 0 killed sod ru
mored, If taken In 0 M timcond
not return. Comae r„,, r p ap of bogus Pro-
fessors, N.
their 'el pt• 'V bogus treat.
stealing our 01 fp wirer fI• o
numbs. No others
treatments. None other should astir bo used. For
particulars, send for ci molar. nr add rase as above.
,ept 14.3 n
Alra . lCo years a secrot— .
l
ff_srl.,nros as
.1(ir,000 parsons m testify
Zit" I' tins, wounds, and suffering costa .
Abil-P11)131Cill. ass W ild reconanond It—
ad-5.5.00 pots ordored daily for liospitals nod public I
stitutions In all parts of UPI U. S.
..-I ,:o. • s
-:- TUBE ' ' AKER AINE
:1•113
For all Cuts, Burns, lirnlsev, Sores, Ulcers, Cancers, Sine
Nipples, and Brokenßreasts, Chopped Lips and Hands,
Eruptions, Chilblains, Bites or Stings cf bisects, etc.
NVONDERFUL:CURE FOR PlLES.''att
Plc' on I. no,, pnto for families).
All druggists et,rytvbere sell It.
DON'T BE ONE DAY
WITHOUT IT IN THE HOUSE
" COSTAR'S"
STANDARD PREPARATIONS,
"COSTAR'S" RAT, ROACH. An. EXTERMINATORS
"COSTAR'S" (l)quid) BED-DUO EXTER.
COSTAR'S" (only pure) INSECT POWDER.
"COSTAR'S" (only sure remedy) CORN SOLVENT.
SOLD everywhere.
Axle for "COSTAR'S (take no other).
52 SI and VI alzex, order from
COSTAR CO., 13 'Howard St.,N. Y.
LAWALL he MARTIN. SCHMIDT & Co.. rlo., Allen
town. Pa. JOHN BLACK. Jr.. Agent, Cataxauqua.
Islay 2.1-Iyd,uw Iweam
PILES OR lIEMOICRIIOIIDAL MEI
MORS. all kinds, positively, perfOctly and perma
nently cored by W. A. MeCAND LESS, M. D., 5001 ARCH
STBLET, PHILADELPHIA. PA.
I desire to say to those afflicted with any kind of PILES,
Internal, External, Blind, Bleeding or Itching, that thorn
to positively no kind of deception In the cure of those dis
eases, the mire is perfect and permanent, and without the
slightest danger, without the slightest injury to the pa.
tient In any way, and without caustics or Instruments, I
also cure Fistula Fissures, Prolapses and Ulceration of
the lowerbowels. Patients must visit me and can remain
et my house till cured, If they desire. 'Can refer yea to
over I',lo persons cured in Philadelphia alone.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
INEGAR BITTER
Ifundreds of Thousands S
;-, .3
Dear t i eN ' , mu t t . % tnr c lo uthr• gr
WHAT ARE THEY ?
5
{.l ;
o 4 L
. 5 . E .
IA 'a
O 4
erg
s a h
70-1
1151 ref 3
a e •
o •
8. 5 4
—P
9w n'p O
woa .0. 5 1 c
OV
S'
g TREY ARE NOT A VILE
Ma FANCY DRINK. V.
tila or roar num, Whiskey, Proof NOM.
and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced and swceb
cued to please the taste, called " Tonics,""Appellz.
ere," °Restorers," ac., that lead the tippler on to
drunkenness .and ruin, but aro a true Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, fret)
from nil Alcoholic. Stimulants. They aro am
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 'A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE° perfect Ronovator and
Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition.
lie person can take Mello DMus according to dime•
Lion and remain long unwell.
8100 will bo given for an Incurable caso, prorated
the bones aro not destroyed by mineral poison or
other menus, ar' tho vital organs wasted beyond the
point of revolt
For Lailanuntory and Chronic Itheumm.
(Ism nod Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
IteMittent and Intermittent Fevers
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder. these Bitters bars been west success•
tut. Such Diseases aro caused by Vitiated
Blood, which is generally produced by derangement
of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OIL INDIGESTION, Ilcad
ache, Fain to tho Shoulders, COVgliS. TlghltlCEll of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the &tomoch,
Dad taste in the Month, Dino. Attacks, Palpitation
of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Palo 103110
regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred oilier pa Miul
symptoms, aro tho offsprings of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate tho Stomach and stimulate the me
pitillver and bowels, which render them of uncquallod
emeney In cleansing the blood of all Impurities, and
imparting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions,Tettcr, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Plinplee, Pustules, Doge, Car.
bunnies, Ring•Worme, Ecaltbllead, &ors Eyes, Erysip
elas, Itch, Scurf., Discoloration of the Skin, Mumma
and Diseases of the Mein, of whatever name or nature,
oro literally dug up .rd carried out of the system in a
short limo by the use of these Bitters. Ono bottle to
Duch cases will convince the most incredulous of their
curative °net.
Cleanse • the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Erup•
Mils or bores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed
and sluggish in the veins; cleanse It when it is foul,
and your feelings will tell you when. geeppo blood
pure and the health of the system will follovF.
PIN, TA PE nod other IVOILIITS, lurking in the
system of no ninny thousands. are effectually destroy
ed and Unloved. fall directions, road carefully
the circular arouud enelt bottle, printed fu four Ina
sruages—FngliFit, e mean, French and Eyewash.
J. WALNEN, Prayrb•tor. P. 11. McDONALD & CO„
Druggists and Gen. Agents, Ean 'Francisco, Cal„
and and 81Counnurco Street, Now York
Pr BOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
•
TIVIILDERS, LOOK TO TOUR IN
TERESTS.
L. W. KOONS & CO. aro manufacturing a Hydraulic
Cement Drain Pipe Chimney . nue and Ornamental Chim•
ney Topa, cheaper and more durable Um uny other Ig
,mme t. They are mode of pure cement and sand, Dolan
Potverfutly comproseod• ~veil acimoned, and ore In all
practical respect,
EQUIVALENT TO STONE.
O.III3LVEY TOPS FR031 . 6123 TO 000.
•
Bend for kcircniar, or call and examine at their &Boa
and manufactory, rorner of Hamilton elreet and Lehi&
Ifinal-ir
Brp. ecipp f g. •
FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR I.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
OF PARTS !
BUT TITS
MAMMOTH STORES
14/ S. SWAMI & CO.
705 AND 707 HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, EA
NEVER SURRENDER I
We [undetermined to fight BLitt on our own line against
any or all our competitors. Suppling ore amply sufficient
to load off, are alway, first In the field with the largest
and most ndyantagnon. selected STOCK OF GOODS. We
give our patron, all the benefit, by gelling every thing
cheap, the ounllty of which may be relied on, as it
be Minolta ma n y establiothment. We will only quOto a
WIII
low of the different article, In our stank, auch an
Domestic House Furnishing Goods,
3.4, 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 0.4, 5.4, 10-4. 11.4 and 12.4 BLEACHED
and UNBLEACHED MUSLINS and IffiISETINOB.
FURNITURE CHECKS,
SHIRTING CHECKS.
TICKINGS and MARINER STRIPES,
LINEN and COTTON TOWELLINGS,
PLAIN and FANCY BORDERED TOWELS.
PLAIN and FANCY NAPKINS nod DOILIES.
LINEN TABLE DAMASK,
COTTON TABLE DIAPER.
WRITE and GRAY WOOL BLANKETS,
WHITE MAIISAILLES QUILTS, .
WHITE HONEY COMB QUILTS,
• FANCY WOOL. COYERLIDS,
&e„ Sc., Sc.. Sc., Sc.
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE..
•
COTTON BATTING!
FEATHERS! FEATHERS!!
CARPET DEPARY &TENT
1 1 ; 21 , ! ,r 13 1 1: , 11 4 C11 and are Hold lit New York and Philadelphia
6-4 BODY BRUSSELS CARPET.
. . .
3- ..
3-4 4 TAPESTRY DRUSSELSCARPET.
3 PLY CARAT S.
StiIITIPS TAPESTRY INGRAIN CARPET*
.. •.
SANFORD'S
INGRAIN CARPETS. all Frady,
WOOL DUTCH CARPETS.
HEMP and RAO CARPET.
_ .
TA A I !MOVER, Alill'OUN EV AT
PEACE, tiß l infft
•
OIL CLOTH and WINDOW SHADES insoi,,nt awl decedent estate, inn car
BUFF.ORAY, DRAB, BROWN nod GREEN
RUGS AND MATS
MEM
ALL
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
NV 111 bo sold without reserve, to inako room for the Spring
Trade.
Do not fail to cell before purchasing elsewhere. What
ever yon may save In buying In clear gain. We prof..
'to give the most and best Goods for tho least money, and
to bo able to please the most fastidious. Commendiug
our enterprise to the patronage of our friends and the
public generally, we aro
Res pectfully.
E. S. SHIMER & CO • dip
745 and 707 Hamilton St., Allontown, Po
R. M. ROBINSON at CO.,
(Succewgors to Win. O. 31Intzer,)
IMPOOTHIOI,AM:PAC:TURF:MI at PrRNISOICILA OF
:MILITARY, CHURCH, SOCIETY,
THEATRICAL GOODS, FLAGS, BAN-
NERS, BADGES, ETC
No. Isl NORTII THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
MRS. RULDIN'S
Ladies' Trimming Store,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
The trade at this old and well known establishment Is
constantly increasing, owing to the fact .fiat NEW GOODS
aro being constantly received of the LATEST STYLES.
and always imitable to the weals of her numerous custo
mers.e should always go whore they are sure to be
elope figures. an IS
panoo.
HALLET, DAMS a: co..
New & Improved Grand & Squarer
PIANOS.
B. SHONINGER. & CO.'S
CHURCH. & PARLOR ORGANS
Sold for CASH and INSTALMENTS. Purchasers will de
well to exemino the GREAT IMPROVEMENTS before
purchasing elsewhere.
Seed fore Descriptive Circular.
W. REDFIELD PHELPS & Co.,
(Second hloor,) No. 027 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA nor 2.6 re
faccijanirs.
....
CONSHOHOCKEN
•
BOILER AND COIL WORKS,
JOHN WOOD,, JR .,
M•NUYACTPILIItt OP
T"S•NY'SVEIPC?'/HEITAPMffh.Ar"
All kinds of Wrought Tropp Coils.
B Tapers for Blast Fur
nuco, Onsornotors, Smoke Stacks, Blait l'lpon, Iron Wheel
barrows, and everything in the oiler and Shoot Iron line.
Also, all kinds of Iron and Stool Forginge and Blacksmith
work, Miners' Tools of all kinds, such as Whom Buckets,
Picks, Drills. Mallets. Sledges, &c.
Having a Steam Hammer and set of tools of all kinds,
and skilled workmen. 1 flatter myaelf that I can torn out
work with prompt.en and dispatch, all of which will be
warranted to be first-class.
Patching Boilers, and repalrlng generally. etrletly M
ended to?.
fur- Or Jan=
PACIFIC GUANO CO.
Capital, $1,000,000.
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
• OFFICE:
122 SOUTH DELAWARE AVE.,
PHILADELPHIA.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC
GUANO
. AT
REDUCED RRICES.
•
No fertilizer Introduced to the (armors of the /diddle and
Southern States hen given more general and uniform sat
isfaction than this guano.
• The trade in It ban cloudily increased until the con.
aumption now throughout the entire country far exceeds
that of any other fertiliser.
The large•capitel Involved In Ile production affords the
surest guarantee to Its continued excellence. The com
pany hal a far greater interest In the permanence of it.
trade than any number of constituters can have; hence, it
Is the Lisboa Interest of the company to put their beet
fertilisers in the Market, that their usual facilltlea. aided
by the best eclontiSe ability, can produce.
mt. guano Is sold at retell by local agents of the cone.
gul Y th t e h tloM b le o r u u t sgrz, J arzeZZl w s:gi,P °°"l""l'
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
amend Agents for the Company.
.Liberal Discount to Dealers.
JANNESON & BRO., Agents,
ALLENTOWN, PA. mark-km
For Pure Wator,
tide celobratod Pu
entirety tastelest
durable and fella•
ble; equal to the'
good oid•faeblonr
wooden Pump. e
coat loss than hal
money. Easily Sr
so es to be non-'
and in construct'
that any one cat
keep It In repair.
THE. BEST ANI
LEIGH'S •
.
IMPROVED HARD RUBBER TRUSS
'WM retain and core the meet diflieult implores. Imper•
'lone to moisture. For cleauliness and durability it has
ni equal. The lightest Trues ever mode. Supporter.
klaatie Bolts, Stocklugs, Suereneorier. Rt." or
Trusses, Braces, Syringes, Mrsth tonchailical rem.
tidies. Ladles attended to by 1.510 11,
Otticee, 1230Cliesinut street. wort door to the corner of
Thirteenth street, Philadelphia (up stains). ma 9.1,
THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
WOMANB' RIGHTS WASHER !
PRICE :ONLY NWO.DOLLARSI
DELIVERED FREE!.
Active Canvassers wanted of either sex for thia neigh
borhood. Terms 4ddres■
rep lid) C. D. JONES, liiltreinsten, Del
Vroftviional Carbs.
wiLLIAN S. YOUNG, Mt..
ATTORNEY LAW,
READING, PA.
Will Mimi prom, tly in collections In Berkn and n.liclJ
Ins counties. nag Vidow
mmurtis.L. KAUFFMAN, ATTOIt•
EY AT LAW. Officn. sp..) flonr of the 1 , 11 , 1
National Bank building, A LLENTQWN, PA. Collnetinnn
madeln Lehigh and adiulnlog countirs. Can bo consulted
in Iho English and Getman sepl.l-ty
WD. LIJCKENBACD, ATTo
• rmy LAW. (formerly practice I 1 • I I ! .
county). °Mee, it rani tarcist, encontt ' fitt, ' 4
( a% I n
i;siTtehlit tbo Conn lloooe, Allentown. Pe..
31"."
corJ.-
COITOITANTINIt J. EROSIAN. " Joni R. 01.1VPM.
111{11111AN dr. OLIVER, ATM! , -
NECK AT LAW. ALLENTOWN. PA: Collectloe •
attended to in Lehigh and adjoining cottony, Prowl , '
attoutlon given to all legal hulloes. In Ito Favored Conti,
Conaultationa In English and German. ittn.ll).lg
DUNK tic 11ALDIVIN, ATTORNEY S
,
AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown, I 0.
Office. No, Ea.t I llton weft.
F. A. It. IlAmorize
C. Al. Ittlss.
la C. II IiNSII ERGER ATTORN E
MAP.TrNTI:E:ITAWW'.I"'"I".M
E
J.. HOWL, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• ALLENTOWN. PA. Mite. No. tO Fmk Thmiltot ,
meet. Sir Can'ho conhulted la (lemma. jto 14
- - .
J - rA MES S. BIERY, ATTORNEY AT
LAW. Oillee. No. '3) Eat Hamilton street. nem .1
floor of Lion Hall. Allentown. l'a. (Special attention
given to collections). mar ILly
EFonnlisT, ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. Went llntoll
lon street, Allentown, En. Jon 144 i
TORN 0. BOWMAN, ATTORNEY
t./ AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Room (t, N0.59:1Wel
nut street, Philadelphia. mar 1-17
fAEORGE 11. RUPP, STTORNEY
VX AT LAW. ollleo with lieu. Jobe D. Slllee, Allen
Iwo. Vu. .
WIII.ILIAIR H. NOW DEN. ATTOR
NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office, Cor
ner of Hamilton .tart nud Lnw 'meth Hide. Alllen•
town. Pa. kb 20
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LLi As si!! :l E l P);r;:li li g i VVIVA I VC , l.l •
AGENT roic run 'REAL EBTATE4.
03 Vett!. Ilamiltun St., Alloutown,
ri
EORGE HAVILSON, ATTORNEY
171 AT LAW No. GL; liondllon shawl. Frledonsboto
Building, opposite Lion nail, Allentown. Collections
' promptly toaduln , Lehlob and Northampton counties
Dtt. C. C. H. GULDIN,SEItGEON
DENTIST. oMre, over MrA. M. A. G. Guld tv'o
Trilllining Store, NO. 31 lia , t Ilntntlton otreet, Alleutowo.
Tnoms. METZGAR. ATTOR
NEYA
AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, I'A. Ofllm No. 01
Ew4 lituniltou stmt. may .11-'IL9
sA EEL A. nuTz. ATTORNEY AT
LAW. When with P. Wyckoff, opposite tho Euffl".
Hotel, ALLENTOWN, PA.
GEORGE B. WHAM. ATTORNEI
AT LAW. Office, FlrSt dour above Law Alley, Al.
LENTOWN, PA. mny , D.Om
EDWARD II ARV EV, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Nike, Ivith lion. Samuel A. Bridaen,
ALLENTOWN, PA. may 1-ly
TORN RUPP, ATTORNEY AT UAW ,
Office N. E. Corner Oth and Hamilton &rod AI LEN -
TOWN,ePA. ulay
ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Oftlce, oppomlto tho Court Howse, AT
LENTOWN, PA. may 1-ly
T CLAY ILVIIERSLY,ATTORNE I
.1-t • AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. • jan'l4-'6S,tf
TIOWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, eight doors above the Court House, AL.
LENTOWN Lehlab goggle. Pa. N1313.'0)-17
Enatcbrs nubrinclrg.
-
A• . ,, HENRY HARPER,
No. 722 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Formerly 520 Arch Stmt.)
Oppoxitc " Old 3fasonic halt," Philadelphia,
IMEEI
Hama largo Stock of
AMERICAN and SWISS (101 D and SILVER WATCHES.
OPERA, LIONTIEN AND VEST CHAINS.
FRENCH CLOCKS.
OPERA ()LASSES AND FANCY HOODS.
FANCY and PLAIN SOLID SITNERWAREand ROGERS'
CELEBRATED SPOONS, FORKS, TEA SETS ICE
PITCHERS. CASTORS, &c., all of Ns . Ic h an, al.
reagonablo prlce, ' mar 1171 y
4 * VI 65
JI;,'IVE;LLEIiS
NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
lucretteed their
Plated Ware Department,
call special attention to their ,lock. of
SILVER PLATED' GOODS,
comprising, besides their usual line of Fine Wares of high
'grades, u most complete onsortment of
_ _
TABLE WARES,
PLATED ON WHITE METAL,
r A clal ci Ln e nod offered ut exceedingly,low price..
Plated Spoons, Perlis, Ladles, 8:e.
ALSO
FINE TABLE CUTLERY,
expreesly tondo for their retail rules, and furnished to
Ingle doreus or In complete sets. put up in rosowood or
Walnut Caws.
All rowan Bold on their own merits at Axed prices, at
Inched In ulnlit figures to cacti article. Jan IE6IY
ISAAC H. STAUFFER,
WATC]JES AND JEWELRY,
No. US NORTH SECOND ST., con. or PIMA
Rta- 11atcle:1ewelry. Sliver and
t ; .. h ;1.
to. ltenalring of 'ltchonitd Jewelrynromntly
attended 1
KELLER BROTHER,
NO. 37 WEST HAMILTON ST.,
I=
CLOCKS,
dell regulated and warranted. Alt nixes nut prices, fr.int
$2 upwards. A larger assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
hnn can be found In any other store In the city.
. • JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
. • SILVER WARE
f every desislptiea.
Cripliratente repaired oe non Notice.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CIIIARLE,B S. .11f . ASSEY'S,
. „
No. 23 P.estlton etreet, opposite the Der man Ite
formed Church. Just received from Now York and Hal
delphlu. all the latest styles
GOLD WATCHES
Ito bee tholargest nod best assortment of Gold \Vetch.,
and at lower prices than can be found elsewhere.
SILVER WATCDES.
Ile has a largerand belloransortment of Silver Weld.,
than can bepurchaeod anywhere alto.
GOLD JEWELRY.
Ito has the largest and beet assortntont of all klud.o:
Oeld Jewelry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
Mohan a larger and bottor‘assortment of all lands of Gilt
and Plated Jewelry than can be mud elsewhere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
tri r o rrnen daxlrlu[ Hoade lu thin lino cau not full to 1..
CLOCKS.
A larger nAtortment than at any other oKtnblletnnent.
MELODEONS.
A olondhlanoortment of Prin.'. Molodeonn, the
In tho world.
ACCORDEONS
•
A eplendill opleo . rtment of all kinde of Aecordeo•e.
HI. extablialdnent hoe lately been fitted up. and Ix' now
intend to none In Now York and Philadelphia. and altos.'
o r a „ t hi ngnn tmd e the large clllee. Holman large: stock
of fueltionable loads In hie flue limo all °there lo Lehigh
county combined. To convince yourbelvca of the above
call and nee
WM. Wicwnl • 'K PAT
..FIRbT PREMIUM.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE_ FAIR, 1870,
DOT 1543maiw •
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