Stationery. WOMEN Make Your Homes Comfortable 11 NOW WE HAVE IT TIRE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST COHPLETE STOCK OF WALL PAPER IN THE LEIIIGH VALLEY, MEM OLD ESTABLISHED BOTEN BOOK STORE OP LEISENRING, TREXLER & CO., , ALLENTOWN, PA. Rre ara aolllng Paper oral! atylea et prlood to colt either the rich or poor. ;1 IF YOU WANT WALL PAPER this season, do not fall to give as a call: We have now on hand the largest stock .in the Valley and can offer greater and bettor indocementx. tban nay other establishment. REMEMBER R. will pay you double to parchalto at tho BOTRN BOOK BTO BE of LEISENRING, TREXLBR & CO., tatKt-tt Allentowa. Pa elatbing, G REAT ATTRACTION NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING GRAND FALL AND WINTER OPENING. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES I T: OSMUN & Successor. to Jfctzgar d• Osnnul• BARGAINS GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM In= NO. 606 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA We would Inform the citizens of Allentown nod the our rounding country thus we are prepared with n Imo 'stock of good. for FALL AND WINTER gad offer them to the public et rensonald. who B boy their C S. lothing r..edr•unedo , th , offer ARGAIN - WHOLE SUITS .VADE TO oRDERI COATS, PANTS AND VESTS Cut sod made In the Ixtest style, nud by the I.emi workmen OUR STOCK OF • CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASHMERES la larger than It ham been before, nrd ire Intend to yell at !erg S MALL PROFITS, and Wry our claimers the bene- It of our low purchased. • Great itniintiting and varlet!. of NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS, And everything to the line of &ENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, ISBN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS' tint] CHILDREN'S READY-31AD E CLOTH( ;. E=E! Dea't forget the place, :to. )t lihmiltott qtret, thkd door above Sixth etreet. T. Orunx, Jice■ H. ticuom. A•arix Ly e. mar 24 If PLAIN FACTS WORTH Lrge, well established and kaful business, with an ex e of more than twenty rs, enable us to offer tents to All who are become purchasers of IMRE perien five y.l induce about t Clothing— no establishment in y. Our garments are f the best materials, :lected; nothing un any way imperfect at all, even in the :s of goods. It is Llished fact among t our Ready-Made every thing that a superior gar ,:lualled by any in Philadelphia. lent is so large It every one can without delay. always guaran lower, than the We have Lent of second t the coun all made carefully sound or is made u' lowest gray a well estal clothiers, thl Clothing, ii goes to mal meat, is In stock of goo. Our assort and varied th be fitted at one ~ Our prices are teed as low, or lowest elsewhel also a fine assor sw-Goods in t e Piece, -5a which will be mac in the best ma prices much lo usually charged made to order. Samples of goo lists for all kinds forwarded by mail when requested, w tions for self-meas garments, either or seledted ,from o Made Stock, fo arc press, guarante t rectly. Persons not res . ill can when visiting iilal call and have thei me gistered on our b ok i , that purpose, from iii ments can be orde .d future time. BENNETT & C Tower Hall, SzB Mark •) Half-way daturas Fifth and Sixth PHILADELPHIA !tarpct3 nub ©it cloth 0. 8. Smxpel!. W. F.l34Nnu. C ARPE S! CARP ETS !CARPETS ! A FULL ASSORTMENT ! ALSO, viz, moms, dIATTINOR,_ DR UOille TS, BUGS WIND() IV SHADES, ST.4 IR RODS,,te. • G. B. SNYDER & CO., 341 SOUTH SECOND BT., PHILADELPHIA, (WHAT HIM BELOW MAIMED.) N. O.—A Moral discount to Churches End Clergymen. mar 15-3 m RICII AND ELEGANT CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. 8. C. FOUL& NO. 10 S. SECOND ST., 1111 LA,„., (Yimt Carpet Store below Markel, East side.) ladle. ■lleollon to hl.. lendid ..orlmeut of Imported and Amera CAI{PETB. which will be .old al ayep mall advance. flood• warranted as represented .0 that all can buy with confidence and satisfaction. noir'o4f THOMAS DEPUY, LI t; 87 South Second Street, above Chestnut,lg .s . .!'.r . i• - raIItIDSILPISIA. I pcz, ,-/ Rae last opened, with a large acid well ,e lected ~..., iletock of Foreign and Domestic Carpeting., _ncholce 0 eyise nod su•litles. Alen, 011 Cloths, Matting., 1 .2 'I - ,t)(7.ll,lAsh.u:Bl.2lfloryirl!:;:liPer'Pag.., a c.. c.. oil I o poot Matters: it•E: 4I6 V.A:V: YOUNG & LENTZ'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE STORE, RAN PESO 811110,11 D TO TOll . 8. W. Conker of LAMILTONand a/XTHIITS. 'NOB. 38 AND 40, where they are now prepared to receive Meat' patrons. THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT 1111111tAelta Tile LARGEST STOCK OP GOODS IN TillS VICINITY. an A d ' get I= 1 )Tog t t arZem=c o l f ur t e h r e s i fol: r3nt!. try. THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT be conducted as heretofore. lane MVP CIATA FOOE On .d aft tho eat ann. lion with th Rut Penn. I Train. Wee P.M.♦.M. 741 746 e Stu, morning train vest leaves Cala nanuna en tho arrival L. V. IL B. Peseenger train from Mauch Chunk, Bethlehem and AlleLtou , n, stud contents at Albur- The of lb. Easto • tie with a train on the East Pennsylvania It. R. for Read ing, Pottsville. Harrisburg and Philadelphia. and also with a train for Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton. The morning train East connects at Alburtis with trains on E. P. R. R. from Harrisburg, Pollee tile, Reading and Allentown, and at Catasan'qua with train on the lohigh Valley Railroad for Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Scran ton. Philadelphia sad Now York. 'the 1 15P M train West connects at... Marti. with trains on the East Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottsville, Har risburg, Philadelphia, Allontewn, Bethlehem, Easton, sad New York; arrive in Philadelphia via Reading at o 15 p. en. The Evening train East leaves Al-Bartle an the snivel of a. train from Allentorru and of a train making connec tions at Reading with trains from Philadelphia, Harris burg. Pottsville, stc. d connects with local passonger train on. na L. V. i t . it. at Catasanona for Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton. Persons wishing tolo to Allentown can take the morn• log train West to AI-Burns, arrive at Allentown 015 a tn, and return by a train on the Salt Pennsylvania Railroad, leering Allentown at 43D p. m. . C. W. CHAPMAN, Supt. and Engineer. MERE EADING RAIL-wi no! ' • g•-. • ROAD. A I), . • WEAR, lo price,. To those toy oro prepared Is Grunt Trunk, Lino from the North and Nortb-Weat fur Philadelphia. New York, Heading.llle. Tamaqua, Ashland. Slantnekln, Lebanon, Allentown, lop!, rata. Linz. Lancaster, Colntubta, . . Tram leave klarrialmrg for N o w wYork aa follows: at 310, 810 a. sn., and 200 p. m. eourunting with similar trainson Pennsylvania Railroad, nod arriving at Now York at 10 a. m., 360 and 10 Lk/ p. tn. respectively. Sleeping Care accompany the 310 a. m. train without change. Returning leave Now York at 9 a)a. m., 12 05 noon and 600 p. sn.; Philadelphia at 7 30, 8 30a. m. and 330 p.m. Sleeping Careaccompany the 00 p. m. train trout Now York wlthoutchange. - . Leave Herrinburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tainatmo, Atinereville, Anbland, Shamokin, Allentown, nod Phila delphia at 810 x. to., 2 Wand 48.1 p. m., stopping at Leba• non and principal way Illations; the 4RS p train con necting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, •la &buy]. kill and Suequobanna Railroad leave Harrisburg at 340 V.m oS Et Perineylvania Rallro•d lreins leave Reading for Allentown, }Malmo and New York nt SOU, 1030, am., and 40.5 p. Returning, leave New York at 11 00a. to., 12 00 noon nod SOO v• in. and Allentown at 711 a. ea., 12 2.5 noon, 215, 4 20 and 8 . 45 p. m. Way re.menuger Train leavos Philadelphia at 7 30 a. tn., connecting with elicitor train I n Last Peunn. Railroad; returning lettoe ReAliirig at 11 p stopping at all Leave Poltsvillo at 911 a. in., and 2al p. Herndon at 199 J a. 0. Shumuklu at 340 and 11 IS a. ut.. Ashlaud at 7 13 a. and 12 43 noon, Mahuuoy City at 731 a. an. and 1111 p. Tamaqua at 33 a. U. and 219 P. tn. fur Philadelphia, New York, Reading, Harrisburg. Ate. beuye ' , opal/1110 via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail road at S 13 a. U. for Harrisburg, and 1215 uuou fur Pinu• grove and Tremont. livadimt Accommodation Train leaves Poltavalo at 5 40 t m., pamms Heading at 7:10 a. in.. arriving ut Philadel phia at al 1..41a. tn. Returaing 2. leaven Philadelphia at 015 p. at., palming Reading al p. tn.. arriving at l'ottei ,. Ville at it 4J/i. tu. . . Pottstown Accommodation Train loaves Pottstown ut 0 :al e. to. Rettuolug, loaves Philadelphia at 4 Alp. to. Colombia Railroad Trains leave Leading nt 7 Wu to nod ular in for Ephrata, Lino, Lancaster, Colombia Ac. Perklunten Railroad Trains leave Porkloinao . .lituctlon at 717,. it t,ll a to. 300 and p Retractiug. lasso G ticlnreuksville at 30. SlO a!to, 12 tn noun and 4kJ P lot counectiug with shoilar itl on Reading Railroad, Colehrookdalu itatiruad trains leave Pottstown at 9 40 0 mood 11'. and 015 ',Oh( returning leave Mount Pleasant al 700. 11 T 5 u to. and 300 It a,, cououctlng with similar trains ou Rending R. It. Cheater Valley Railroad Trait* leave Bridgeport at 830 a m and O ut nu d Zi;ot p ITtIIIIII4. tenon D. , wologiod trains on a la ßeeding Railroad., LI 45 and 0:11 it to, comae:Hug with similar On Soodays: leavo New York nt Slq p at, Philadelphia at SW a to and 3 15 p w (the 800 a in train running only to Reading), leave Pottsville at tiOo u w Itarrisbor, at 0 10 ain 111.1i1 2 tt.l p leave Allentown at 1 4.5 p pi, Reading at 7 nu m and loOs oh p tit for Harrisburg, lit SDO ti In for new York, at 11 400 to 1111.1 4 15 p ot fur Philadelphia. Cutionntanon, Mileage, Season, School and Excursion Ticket*, to nod front ail points, at reduced rates. Baggage chucked through; MO pounds allowed each Passe:mu. J. E. WUOITENt soot lily Asst. Sept, di Eng. Nuch'rii• 'TAN 10 RAILROAD. • Peanut:ger/I for Philadelphia lake Lehigh Valley It. 11, train. panning Allentown at 6 W, 8 Wand 11 55 a. tn. and 237 and 45 p. in.. and arrive to Philadelphia at ii.Sa to, 2 15, 505 and 821 p. tn. Alno Lehigh .d Sunquehunna Railroad trulun et 2 60 p, tn., and arrive in Philadelphia at 4 03 p. to. Inv' Through +Trains Daily, Sundaytt garepted.l Passenger trains leave the depot Nurthweht corner Bergs and American ett rota, Philadelphia. Fur Allentown at 7 Al and 9 43 a. to., and 1 45, 3 '9) and 5 CO p m For lloyl Washington 2.5 u. ru.. 2 30 and 4 19 p. Fur Fort at 7 and 11 a to., tad II 714 it. at Fur Abluatun at 115, out 5113 17 p. to. Fla Lauadale at OW p. tn. Lpoor BothWawa ut 63J. S Li n. m., 1.13, 3W. tl 10 p. Dos !otology° xi 620 u. to., 2 tO and 4 43P. 61. • • Lottodolu at 6 13 a. to. .• Fort Wtp , lllngtou ot S 30, 10:10 a, to., 221 p. to. Altiugtou itt 2W, 631a0d 0 Mt 11. in. UN SUNDAYS. 10..tv Dothlelletzt 'or Phlludtlpltta ot 4PO p. tn.' Dor leolowu 700 a. to. Leave Putlodelpltla for Bethlehem at 6 20 P. W. for Duy loglown at 2 011 p. to. Foro—Allitottoru to Philadelphia, +165. 01,1.10 CLARK, Aouut. jE 1114,111 VALI. IE JLA RAILROAD. t • up to order, ner, and at r than are •r garments Ou nod lifter MONDAY, DEIIE3IIIEIII6, IS:U, inttrlA will ruu n. hollow., • . • . Leave let.tow n for Now York. •Iu Central Rallroatrut New Jorxey. at U CU. 0 13,• BIA 0 aud 11 55 • ru, and 210 2 . n ad la Mur S:W p 1 Fol. N ew Y or k. vat & Kern liallrund. at MI and 11 55 a tn, mud 313 hu p tn. For 31uututka Cuk and Bel kith,. at 010 a in, cud 5 45 p tu. with price garments, t any time h instruc ent, and L o order eady 'cl ex t er r, elp 'a, re for h r it a FOr Lautbertvll:e am! Truntoo at 600 and 11 ,Dip rd. and 4.3 p to. For Esalun al GOO 1.5.• (X 010 and 11 65 a tu. 1210• 237. 250. 3 35.3 LI. 6 y 5• and 7 10 p tn. Fur Flilladolpllll, •la North rem, Hall road, at a CO. SOO and 1114,,nt, 237 and 5 43 p nr TRAINS WESTWARD At 693 and UN a m, 121 S and 42) pm for Pittston, Mt Carmel and Hazleton. At U 49 a m, Fast Express for Towanda, Waverly, Elmi ra. Buffalo, Hazleton, Audenriod and Mt. Carmel, stop ping Oilly at principal atattloos, and connecting at Quakake with train on Catuttriaaa Railroad for Williatonport, and at Waverly with train on Brio Railroad fur Elmira and Buffalo. At 6 8;,o, 9 49 a m, 19X, 618 and 800 P 111 for Copluy. At 615, 9 .11 a tu. 2 18, 4 20and 8 01) p m for Mauch Chunk At 12 18 p m (or Williamsport. 'Latins with a star start from East Penn Junction. 11. STANLEY 0001)W12i, AWL (long Bup't. RUPERT 11. !Ural% Sept' a, Eng. ALLENTOWN PASSENGER RAIL WAY. TIME TABLE. Du and after MONDAY, JAN. 16th. 1371, high nod run total train., on the Lehigh yalloy and Lehigh and linanne barna, Philadelphia & flooding (East Penn Junction) and to the Allentown Furnace. leaving Sta. Run, Ilainilton•nd Ninth streets, as follows: For L. V. 1.. &8. E. Penn. Farnace. Leave Fur. A3l A. M. A. Al. A. M. A. M. 5 11 30 030 000 940 k?. 41 10 41 11M 1190 P. M. P. M. 100 140 930 410 4 30 5 10 1.1 N) 7 10 7 45 MD . . . 3 4.", ....4 so, . _ _______ 5 15 Puy Daa l a i Lt i !iaturiPs it 45 730 830 010 The above care run le all the viiiiicoger trains on Ito above rondo. .9 The 550 I'. IL Furnace car rutin to 9IS Pee-woo train on Lehigh Valley Railroad (down and up). FARE TEN CENTS. Children under Lou years of Ago, Five Ceuta. , All children occupying Hollis that may ho requeuted will be charged full fare. Sirl'eseeugera are requeeted not to tide on the plat form when tin to is route inside. For Extra Car. and Advertising, .Ipply_(,. M. 11Als•NUM,. Supl. ptivcoAsT at MATILE, _ THIRD AND PEAR STREETS, PHILADELPHIA, PLAIN AND GALVANIZED WROUGHT IRON TUBES, Lap-welded Boiler 'Tubes, Urns and iron Valves and Cooks; Fittlana tarns., glom aud Watart Road, and Flutalied Uriso Work Bath Tuba ti"drglirratera,:, i rr i. g..::,;;.i. Wag!' Wanda, etc., Coll, of Tubb; Steam Kett!. and Traps. Pipe of cal Bi:espied to Sketch., Summit.. to MORRIS, TASK ER & Cu., an cONTRACTOJIS , . Forth. I..lVrtf 42 t Alnz a 3 Steam l lo l ,a i gr .lM t3 aAT: g:. Estimates Furnished Gratis. febl.l/ pENNA. FEMALE COLLEGE. The loot quarter of TEN WEEK will commence on MONDAY, APRIL 17TH, 1871. Term. re..tb. for board and tuition. kW. • For particular. ad • President, J. P. SHERMAN, A. M. I. Collegeville. Montgomery'Co. E ilailorabz AUQUA AND LSVILLE R. B. tor APRIL THIRD, 1871, Paaaongor Trail SPA & Pogala•Ille Railroad will run in coi a Lohlgh Vallop, Lehigh St Suagnohanna Railroad, ati STATIONS Trains A.N CATASATIQUA, 9 53 •SEIPLE'B. 945 *JORDAN BRIDOE. 9 S 9 OUTIPS, 0 SI WALBERT'S, 924 CHAP2.IAN'B, 919 TREXLERTOWN. 907 lIREINIUBVILLE, BAB *SPRING CREEK. - 842 AL-BURTIB, 8 87 =1 =I MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1870 WINTER .11:1LANdLIMEST =I TrnUm fur PLll,idulphlia WINTER AItitANGEMEZiT. 1'• M. P. M 91 2 15 :145 14 - ETT:EGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL I_9 187 CARPETINGS I We nre prepared to offer INDUCEMENTS in the CARPET LINE, THAT CANNOT BE SURPASSED ANYWHERE INGRAINS FROM 80 CENTS UPWARDS AN MMEN E STOCK ! HOUSE-FURNISHING CHINA, GLASS & CROCKERY-WARE, Parisian, and other Granite Wear, Cut and Moulded Glass, Decorated Dinner, Ten nod Dessert Bets. FIRST GLASS GOODS. LOWEST CASH PRICES. We solicit an examination of our Wares and Prices : 707 TYNDALE, MITCHELL & CO., 707 CHESTNUT STREET, 707 PHILADELPHIA. mar 15.2 m Ins on ono.. , And 0 CO 5 66 5 49 au 6 36 6 30 5 23 TREMENDOUS STOCK OF LUMBER ! GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING TRADE WILLOUGHBY R. TREXLER (SUCCESSOR TO TREXLER S 8R05.,) Corner of Tenth and Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa BE SURE AND LOOK FOR THE LUMBER OF SUPF.IIIOR QUALITY OFFERED AT TILE FOLLOWING ',EWE, COME AND SEE ! ! Perron* lu neod of losober for large buildloge will dud It to fill order, for oil klotle of lumbar weed largo building* Erery article belonging to l 0 firet•clase lumber yard Is coo Thankful for poet (*gore. I Invite uty frieutl, to call and Jen 23.1101 Env. Qoobs SEAMAN & TRAM ER, NO. 17 SOUTH MAIN ST, BETHLEHEM DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, WOODEN WARE, OIL CLOTHS, ROCIaItS, Very Write assort:ll4.a In every DEPARTMENT. Uoodcbonght •l the very LOWEST CASH PRICES, I= The public are requested to call and tqrainlue SEAMAN & TRAEGER A CCORDEONS, CON CERT IN AN, Jew, Hama, Violist String. of the bent quality to belied at fi. V. Wnlfertz'oi Store. No. 601 liatnlitno•et, PEABODY & WESTON, CARPET WAREHOUSE, NO. 703 CHESTNUT STREET, PEABODY & WESTON, NO. 723 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA AT THE ALLENTOWN LUMBER YARDS "BLUE SIGN !" PHILADELPHIA. No. 1 Pine Boards, best quality, per thousand t'3l " 1 " Scantling, " 4, 32 " 2 " Boards, " ' 25 " 3 " " 12 Inches wide, " 19 " 3 " " all width, 18 " 1 ' Floor, 6 Inches wide, best quality.. 34 " 1 " " all widths, per thousand 30 " 1 Hemlock Flooring, 6 inches wide 26 1 '' " all widths 25 " 1. Spruce Flooring 30 " 1 Block Siding, best quality 34 " 1 German " 34 IC 2 IC cC 34 ~1" Beveled Siding, planed 26 4, " -not planed 22 1.I.: inch Common runnel-- 40 1% " 40 ~ 2 " 44 40 Hemlock Joist, Scantling, &c., all length 18 Hemlock Boards, 12 Inches wide.-- 19 " all widths 18 No. 1 24 inch Shingles, extra quality 15. " 126 " " 19 " 124 " " '' CC 14 3 feet Lathe, best quality. $2.75 4 4, CI 2.75 • 3 " Palings 11.00 - 3 1 , , IC CI 14.00 4 Ct 44 • 15.00 4i4 " " 16.00. Fence Boards and Rails ^O.OO " Posts, extra quality 10 cis All other Lumber in proportion. greatly to their advantage to colt, being eonstantly ready upon the moat favorable term, and •t the shortest notice. nstautly kept on hand. Inspect my stunk. liempertfully, WILLOUGHBY It. TKEXLEII. 31?catcr,5. RAN I), PERKINS & CO., 124 NORTH SIXTH STREET PHILADELPHIA, EI=IIIIMI BRICK. SET AND PORTABLE IMEMI lIEATERS. Those Healy. 1:r Dorability, Shuplielltool 'Er made at Fuel have anperloya. The radiating aurface la entirely of Wrolllall Iron, and all are guaranteed to (lye eatleta, lien. Wenlao manufacture n variety of Flat Top and Side Oven Ranges, made to heat additional ruoma, Bath Boilers, Beglatere, Ventilate., Sr , Sc. WM. G. RITTER, Agent for Allentown. SirSEND FOR CIRCULAR ESTABLISHED 1851 111 111.41 l'ran,ima, Silver Medal, awarded overall con, Mtlllm, al Meclualra' kmlllbilion ilnalnn, October, 'LS Ei= SELF-REGULATING WROUGHT IRON, AIR TIGHT, GAS CONSUMING HEATER =I DUST SCREEN, ORATE BAR RESTS, WROUGHT IRON RADIATOR, AND AUTOMATIC! REOULAToIt FOR 4 //21.V/NO AINTIIRACITH OR BITUMINOUS . COAL OR WOOD. = MANUFACTORND ONLY NY J. REYNOLDS N. W. Con. 13•ru & FILBERT Sts., I= Theme Heaters are made of Heavy Wrought Iron, well riveted together, aod are warranted to be absolutely Os. and Dun TIOUT. They are the un/y Healers that 11.. managed without any domperx and In which all kinds of fuel can be burned witheutalieration. COOKING RANGES Fur HOTEL'S, RESTAURANTS and FAMILIES. Ala.. a PLAT TOP LIEATING RANGE. ELATENETENS, LOW DOWN ORATES, MANTELS, ugaisTEits, vENTILAToiIs. Patupblet, giving full description. scot free. to any . ad 84111. Juno 2.2.1 y • FURNITURE! • • • 0111 VA P. RE 1.41iLtE,.1 WA REA.v TED AS REPRESEXT.SD IVINS & BROTHER, ( 1 18CONONTILRETVI"fiNITUREYTOUB,) No. 337 North Second Street, eii[LADELpiiTA. 42.3m CARPETINGS IMEUMATIS3I AND PARALYSIS, lo any firm or coudition. chronic or acute, warranted cur able. Epllepsr. or falling sicklier.. and chronic or stub born nose, of l ?MALE DISEASES speedily and radically removed; Sall Rheum, Skin Diseases (of years' standing) every description of Ulceration.. Piles and Scrofulous dm ease., warranted cured. Airlhirtiettler athoithtu given to titivate diseasesof every deserila ion of 'nal. sexes. Ladles suffering from any complaint Incidental to their nen, ran consult the doctor with 1,N111.111.` of relief. Cancer cored, aud Tumors of all klOlll4 re 1110,4 ,Vllllollt the hullo or drawing bloind ilbea.es of the EYE ANI) EAR es , folly and effectually removed. encr lainaaker will make vlsita;toy illstnn, If de sired; can be addressed by letter (confidentially) and - -- - • tood - tone ..ent with pr,per illreciions tiny port of the county. Orr. a: East side of Sixih street, between Hamilton and jTor tier Labiro. . Allentown . Pit. inky 7.2 t-Ir BRUSSELS FROM $1.'25 UPWAHES WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACI-lINE ARE THE CHEAPEST AND BEST, IT IS NO EXPRRIMENT TO our A WllREhlat & ITILSO.VS SEWING .1[..4 Over 450,000 now in use. They coat lone to keep In repair than any ,111, They are capable of the svldext range of Work. They have but one tenaloa to regulato. They make the some stitch on both ..Idea of ho fabric sewed. • They are warranted three yedie and 11-3010 )1•Ila TO !MIT ALL PCUCLIAgE.i. PETERSON CARPENTER, E ER.4 AGENTS 914 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA ALLENTOWN AGENCY, No. 2S EAST HAMILTON STR LET, Third door below U. rman Reformad Church. d mar o.ls to mar 16.1 v AN IMMENSE STOlli or'NEw AN!, caoicE Hamburg Edgings and Insertings NEW NOTTINGHAM LACES for CURTAINS by the yard or by the pair. A Job lot ttntssnot Iv cheap. PRENCII MUSLINN ii yank wide, thin bent waken at bde ,Etc nd rip. NEW SWISS MUSLINS to all grad.. TARLATANS! TARLATANS!! TARLATANS!!! TUCKED MUSLINS, all over tucked, new and very e• alrable. Alm TUCKED NAINSOOK for Infant wear. A aplendid linoof LADIES', DENTS', MISSES' and BOYS' HANDKERCHIEFS. Our own make of SHIRT FRONTS, Warranted to Glue Satigfaction, PLAID and STRIPED MIISLINS, PLAIN NAINSOOKS and FRENCH NAINSOOKS. CHEAP—Job lot of VICTORIA LAWNS. Every ntyle good!, nulled for party dream or Infant wear LeMAISTRE & ROSS, 212 NORTH PiTII STREET, PHILADELPHIA font W Er D SEWING - MACH I ENS. HUBER & FRITZ, Agts., Allentown I=l BEST SHUTTLE .3LI MINH O UT / That they 1011 make a Stitch I.“th That Hwy will 11E31 ! FELL ! HIND ! COllll' lIRAIII ! nuFrLE! TUCK ! II EH STITCH ! A3lll SEW HS AT ruESAMETIME EASIEST TERMS! INSTAIAIRS7S $5 .11ONTII TILL PAID In nddition to all thi• they Mt' Dl , ffir G . ." 3 flo.itay Work. H ÜBER & FRITZ lE= . . S4O, II!cI.EAN noormc IMPROVED ELASTIC =ICI Lock Stitch Family Sowing MaChille ! The Beet and Ch t enl lu market, and 0000le In t!lo ful lowingpolot.: UNEQUALED SIMPLICITY, QUIETNESS OF OPERATION, EASEOF MANN/MEM, • RAPIDITY OF EXECUTION, NON-LIABILITY TO DROP STITCHES OR BREAK THREAD. SI3IPLICITY OF TENSION AND APPLYING ATTACH MENTS, And He stitch las.v liable to rip in use or wear. theft the "Shuttle" etitrb, while It eau be more eaelly taken out If deeired. ThelicLEAN & 11001 ER will Stitch. Hem, Foil Turk Quill, Cor d. Mod. Bral4. Embroider nod Umber a moot approved meaner. = WM. BLOECKLY & CO., 111:=03 818 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN M 10.1yd•w . _ . Spa _tarico. • _ - sPECTACLES SPECTACLES ! I EYE (I LASS ES. r. op tltt . r:se e. a . uklAityle e rsv . t . nvit of ell bled, oflp . CIIAS. S. AIASSEY'S, NO. 23 :EAST HAMILTON STREET, • • ALLENTOWN, I'A. Raving devoted a great deal of care.and attention to the Spectacle buninese for these last few yonra, l find that my Maine. in that line has Incretteed ao much that I have de termined to mate it a SPECIALTY. There Is no article manufactured In which there is so much deception prac ticed as there Is In Spectacle Olaattes. Knowing that the Public have been frequently humbueged by parties pre tending to beetle ettperlor article of Ulacare, and charging exorbitant price. for them, thereby train ring upon the ne cessitlee and infirmities of ago, I have taken pain. to se• lest a large and complete aeaortment of tho finest and beet Meesu ever manufactured, thus affording all Pennies needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at ran eonebte price.. Pereons having any difficulty In being suited elsewhere will do well to give me a call, as I feel confident now no one will fall to he suited. Remember the old stand, No. ZI Kart ileinlitort street, opposite the Ger man Reformed Church, Allentown, to. • jam 2.1' 'US tf ONE OF LILLEE'N NECONI/-111AN1> OFFICE.sAFES tar onle. In pondorder. Apply al THIS itirbicinal NO CURE,NO PAY. DR. I:I. 1). LON GA IC Ell, Graduate of tlio UnlvorAlty of Pennsylvania, At r1 .1 v a .; ,1 1 1 . 5 7. 11...41,1u 7t, , Texi+ i f pt i .vlfo ymb n er of il yeAr y 1 A lend to all ITl r tnlgnm 07111.4 " p " rk% fe.o. " l47i'at ` his .Ithle ur Sloth at... 4. tot. Hamilton and Irritant, ITMEMBERM No Patent Medicines are noel or reconunended; the 1,11- Plies administered are those which will not Want( down On constitution, but renovate the system from all hourly. It has sustained front mineral medicines, and brave It in a healthy and perfectly cured condition. CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA. and all dineaties of the Lanai., Throat. Stomach, and div• et% which yearly carry thousands to untimely grave, 000 undonbtedly ho cured. n, ABERRATION, thnt elate of allonnthln nut nherratioit ”fullud which reit. - annres of per. tiers pertion. , I:leap:4lde formlne the dntlee.. f hi. IRON IN ELCCT 1 . 11 , ! , %"1 rint - -11 .•wrlll,trel)V, an.l t•x;.• ..!-.• I• • ,•11p WM = D=M=l hMIiMMI N 4, Y.ll. !Tenor:lll' r.:,..,...,,.......,...T, 0 , 4 ,, iJr4.,{i an SI, Pcd. alton, ILI W. Itli St.. Cincinnati, 0., and Dr. Greene, at Charlotte, Y. C., tow mitt,. .—, Ing atitionishlng LI:: ti r c:r.t;:t r ii I. ' .t i c t s \ Cl iyo l k d , \ Viti,':,',.' great knife or caustic - r . , •••-• ‘. Vadlel n e, no I with but little \ IZ, lft :or In. Vtil at i I tro i . rant and fibre i. . CI lIILPV,i, if taken In t H i 0 us titticand ran ot return. Beware! tz .4 w ikof bor. Pr, hissiirf, with their Vg 'iitt 'M\ Inhztts treat ent., stealing our (11 (,/1 01 adv.. LI ee• nimits. No others treatments. None other should tot.r lc used. For particular, send for mrettlar.call, or address. above. •-ra..=7:AmcsrazrAr MEM hILIN OR HEMORRHOIDAL TE MODS. all kind.. p.e.lllvely, perfectly and p,rtnn ',Polly cored by W. A. 11 :CA N D LESS. M. D., =A ARCH EEL', l'll I LADLLPIII A. PA. . . I desiro to say to those a ffl icted with any kind of PILES. Inter.), External, Blind, Bleeding or Itching, that there In po.ltlvoly uo kind of d0t...1,01 , 11U the cure"! these dis se, the core is perfect sod permanent, nod without the ea +lightest danger, wllhoot the nn Meet 1101117 to the pa• dent In any WILT. mid without caustics or hp , trritnetitx. also cure Pi•toht Fisuures, tool and Viceratlon of the lower bowels. Pullouts 11101 vied rue and can remain rt my 110,40 fill cured, If they desire. Coo refer you to over j . 2o.lpersou, enrol In IlloladelPha /don, A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTER n c Hundreds of Thousands s q Dear testimony In their Womb:, o ful Curative liffileltl. y. WHAT ARE THEY P '0 •-• e cal "' t ^ h Eg~ Aga :I'6l a. a Ef ' - 3' 0.0 4 0 a f, l x E ‘ r i 2P ' a g 0 ;a 'n o s y t E . 7 5 y.; THEY ARE NOT A VILE AFANCV DRINK.pg; Meta or Poor Bum, WhioltcY, Proof Spirit., nod 'Rerun° I.lenurti doctored, spiced and sweet ened tee please the taste, called " Tonlcs."" Appal. cre," Restorers," oc., that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, mado from the Nally,: pool. cnd Herbs of California, frco front nil Alcoholic St Donlon* n. They arc the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE a perfect Renovator. and Invigorator of the Syhtem, carrying off all poisonous miter nail restoring the blood to a kealLty condition. No perron can take these fitters according to direc tion and remain long unwell. $lOO will Le given fur an Incurable case, provided the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, no vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair, I For Infinmniittery nod Chronic Rimumns Dom nod Gout, Dyeeepsin, a r Intligestiou, Billoue, Remittent noel Intermittent Fever, Elleenees of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, there Bittern have been most success fel. Suck Dieensos are caused by Vitinted Blood, which io generally producol by derangement of the Digestive Oilmen. DYSPEPSIA OIL INDIGESTION, Ilead ache, rain In the Shoulder:, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, DU:loess, Sour Eructations of the Freiach, Dad taste in the Month, Dino: s Attacks. Felon/di...lt of the Heart, %domination of the lunge. Vent in 11:e , regions of the Eldneys, and a hundred other pamtul symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the 1.0. - pIJ liver and 1 , 91v01e, which render them of uncquallcd efficacy in cleansing the blood of all Impurities, and Imparting nor life nest vigor to the whole system, FOR SKIN DIe_;EASES, Eruptions, Tctler, ball Rheum, Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Puttules, Dulls, Car. buncles, Ring-Worms, Feald-Reset, Fore Eyes, Erysir. clan, Itch, Scurf's, Discolorations of the Skin, Limners aptl Diseases of the bkin, of whatever name or nature, ore literally dug up d carried out of the sistcm In a hors time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle in such cases will convince the most Incredulous of their urative effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenerer you And its Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Ernp• lions or Bores ; 'cleanse It when you find It obstructed and sluggish in the reins; cleanse It when it is foul, and your feelings trill tell you when. Ecep the blood pure and the health of the system will follow. PIN, TA V E and other WORMS, lurking In the system of so teeny thousands, aro effectually destroy ed and removcd., For full directions, road carefully the circular nround tacit bottle, printed fa four lan- Gruages—Engllsh,G enlist', French awl Spanish'. J. WALI:EII, Propriutor. It. 11. McDONALD & CO., Druggists un..l Gen. Agents, Fan Francisco, Cal„ and 82 and al Commerce Street, New York•. 117 - SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. •I`loo yearn a 3.ecr..t illiMures as by magic— /Grid= para., tentlfy ad-Pal n, moundr, and aulTerlug ceaeo .1141.1 1 1tyalclaus Ilea and recommend It Suri.s.oo pol.nrdered dully for llompllaln and public I■ atltullorni la all pang of tholl. 1 11EBE BAKER SALVE • For all Cuts, MIMI, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers;Cancera, Sure Nipples, and BrokenHrs.'s; Chnpped Lips and Hands, Eruptions, Chilblains. llRas or Stings of Insects, etc. OfiTAIWONDERFULICURE FOR PILES.-"Egt Pn. up In s(k, sisss(and 411 pots fin families). All druggist.. overywhere sell It. DON'T BE ONE DAY WITHOUT IT IN THE HOUSE. "COSTAR'S" STANDARO . PREPARATIONS, "COSTAR'S" RAT, ROACH. &v. EXTERMINATORS "COSTAR'S" (liquid) BED• DUO ENTER. "COSTAR•S" (uuly pure) INSECT POWDER. "COSTAR'S" (only ant.° remedy) CORN SOLVENT. Ark Vr i'.l.) gVlTll l 4 .4. (Luke no other). 4.26113, and 116811mA, orJer from OSTAR CO., 19 Howard St. N. Y. LAWALL & MARTIN, SCHMIDT & Co. Axle., Allen town. Pr. JOHN BLACK. Jr.. Agent, Calaannqua. may 2.1' •lydaw tweam BIIILDERS, LOOK TO TOUR IN. ' TERMS. L. W. t uUYB & CO. are manufacturing n Hydraulic Cement Drain lno Chimney Due and Ornatnental Chum. ney Tura, cheaper and more durable than any other 1g mantel. They ore made nf pare cement and sand. betas Pewerfutly compreexed, well nertanned, nud ■ro In all practical reopecta EQUIVALENT T 9 STONE. OM MSS I* TOPS FROM $1 ES TO 4.5 Olt Send for a cirenlar, nr rail and ennmine at their office and manninetory, rotor or Hamill.° •treet ond Lehiqh Valky itallreed • i4ne I-ft lr~r Boobs. . FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR! UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER E. S. SHINIER &. CO. ' 705 AND 707 . 11AN1ILTON STREET, NEVER SURRENDER! We aredeteriulued to light It out on our own line against ony or all our competitors. Supplies aro amply sufficient to lead off, aro always Brat In the field with the largest and MOM advantageous selected STOCK OF GOODS. We give. nor patrons nil the benefits by selling every thing cheap, the quality of which may herelied on, as It will lin absolute to thin establishment. We will only quote a few of the ninny different articles to our stock, such as Domestic }louse Furnishing Goods, 3-4, 7.1, 4-4, .1.4, 6.4. 5.4, 12.4. 11-4 and 12.4 BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED 111.181.1 NS and HiIEETINC4S. FURNITURE CHECKS., SHIRTING CHECKS. 'PICKINGS and MARINER STRIPES, LINEN and COTTON TOWELLINOS, PLAIN and FANCY BORDERED TOWELS. PLAIN And FANCY NAPKINS and DOILIES LINEN TABLE DAMASK, COTTON TABLE DIAPER, WHITE nod OKAY WOOL BLANKETS, WHITE MARSAILLES QUILTS, WHITE HONEY COMB QUILTS, FANCY WOOL COVERLIDS, &e„ k 7., GLASS AND QUEENSWAIE COTTON BATTING ! FEATHERS! FEATHERS!! CARPET I)I:PARTNIENT Replenished and aro sold at New York had Philadelphia retail prieee. 6-1 BODY BRUSSELS CARPET. 3.4 • •• 3.4 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET. 3 PLY CARPF S. SMITH'S TAPES TRY 1:10 . RAIN CARp E TS. SANFORD'S • !BOHAI N CARPETS, all arades. WOOL DUTCH CARPETS. lIEMP and RAO CARPET., EOM! OIL CLOTH and WINDOW SHADES WHITE. BUFF. HEAT. Dll4ll. BROWN and OIIEEN SHA DINH. i~~ FALL AND WINTER GOODS will ho mold without reserve, to make room for the Spring Trndo. Do cot fall to call before purelmelng olcewbore. Whet !Tee you may Nave In buying Ix clear gala. We pmtbeta to lye the moat and beet (tootle for tbu leaat money, and to be able to pleaao the moat faatldlotm. Commeedlng our enterprhte to the patronage of our (Houle and the public generally, we are ltexpectfully. E. S. SHINIER & CO., MRS. GULDEVS Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLENTOWN, PA. The trade at thin old cod well known establishment to constantly Inereaaing, owing to the fact .hat NEW 00008 are being conatantly received of the LATEST STYLES, and always scalable to the wanlavof her numerous custo mers. People should always go wluire they are sure to be nutted at low figures. junlB DI • M. N O ROBINN at CO, ti = MILITARY, CHURCH, SOCIETY, THEATRICAL GOODS, FLAGS, BAN- • Vialloo. H - ALLET, DAvis s New & improved Grand & Square PIANOS. B. SHONINGER & CO.'S CHURCH & PARLOR ORGANS Sold (or CASH and INSTALMENTS. Pitrchamora will d• well to examine the GREAT IMPROVEMENTS before Te c ti h d r‘ 72. Dev e Circular. W. REDFIELD PHELPS & CO., (Second Floor,) No. 927 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA • nett Mtn iflettanics. CONSHOHOCKEN . BOILER AN[) C'C)IL WORKS, JOHN WOOD, 111 • • , 11•NUFAGITIlF8 or 7 CB 14 1 . ! T c EA T!! AX)) All kinds of Wrought Iron Coils, B Triyers for Plant Gasometers, Smoke Stacks, Biala l'ipos,lron Wheel barrows, and everything in the Moiler and Sheet Iron Also, all kinds of Iron and Steel Forging* and Blacksmith work, Miners' Tools of all kinds, !such. Whom Buckets, Picks, Drills. Mallets, Sledges, Am Having a Steam Hammer and set of tools of all kinds, and skilled workmen, I Satter myself that I can turn out work with promtness and dispatch, all of which will be warranted to he p rat-class. Patching Boilers, and repairing generally. strictly M ended to.apr 17 PAC-IFIC GUANO CO. Capital, $1,000,000. JOHN S. REESE & CO., 12 SOUTH DELAWARE AVE., SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO No fertilizer Introduced to the farmers of the Middle and Southern Htatea has given more general and uniform net. !auction than this guano. Tho trade In It has steadily Increased until the con sumption now throughout the entire country far exceed* that of arty other fertilizer. Tho large capital Involved to Its production affords the ...west guarantee to.lts continued excellence. The com pany has a far greater Interest In the permanence of It; trade than any number of consumer,. can have; hence It Is the highest Interest of the company to pot their best. fertilizers In the Market, that their usual facilities, aided by the best scieutipc ability, , can produce. This *mane le sold at retail by local agent. of the cam. Party throughout Now Jersey. Delaware, Pennsylvania and the Southern SlatCß, and at w h o by JOHN S. REESE & CO., General Agents for the Company. Liberal Discount to Dealers. JANNESON ,f 7 BRO., Agentg,' ALLENTOWN. PA. math :Ju Far Pure Water, this celobratal Pm entirely tasteleer durable and relic• hie; equal to the good ohltashionet wooden Pump, at eat late than hat! mow Easily err to as to be nom and In cons t ructim that any one can I keep It In repair. THE DEBT AND CHEAPEST PUMP NOW MADE, FURNITURE. WALTON, LIPPINCOTT & SCOTT' CABINET MAKERS, No. 413 WALNUT 6Th, PHILADELPHIA Our establishment Is one of the oldest In Philadelphia, and from long experience and superior forint!ee wo are Pto f i good work at reasooshle prices. RPr:Zll mid nufa u cturti tine furriture, and also medinat•prieod forolloro of superior onality. A largo stork of ouraltur• always on band. floods math, to order. Counters, Leek Work and 1./ffiCeFstruffirrofor Banks, 'Ulu, anal Stores made fo order. Joe. WILIVIN. J. W. LIPP Mar' .100. L. Nen?, OF PARIS! lIITT THE . MAMMOTH STORES A LLENTOWN. PA HUGS AND MATS 7C:rand 707 Hamilton St., Allentown. Pa =1 NERS, BIDGES, ETC N 0.131 NORTH. THIRD STREET, = for the jrarnur. GENERAL AGENTS, EOM PHILADELPHIA REDUCED. RRICES Ptrititure Vroftsstonai (arts WILLIAM N. YOUNG. Jlt • ATTORNEY AT LAW, READING, PA. VIII nttend promptly to collectiona In 'Berko nod adrolu Hit COOLlflon. allot 2.sdarr MORRIS L. KAUFFMAN. ATTon- NET AT LAW. 011Irn, rornol floor of the pjp.t National Bank building, ALLENTOWN. PA. Cultectiona man In Lehigh and ad Joining conntlnn. Con ho COnollltrd 11,11110 &glint. and gernmn lanamina. pep Likly ' • WD. LUCKENBACII, AT'rE)R -• NRY AT LAW. (formerly practiced In Carbon counly).. Office. Hamilton street, second floor. near', opposite the Court House, Allentown. Pg. May ho cou• suited in the Oernurn language CoNgTANTINit J. ERDMAN. .7011$ It. 01.1rEet. TORDMAN Al OLIVER.. ATTOIC -12.1 NETS AT LAW. ALLENTOWN. PA. Collection attended to In Lehigh and adjoining eountlea. Prompt attention given to all legal bnaneaa In the novena Coon, Con.hallo. In English and German. jan 19.11 DUNK 4 BA L DWI N. ATTOBNEIN IL AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown, to. Ofllco.. No. 51 Cant Hamilton .Trod. C. M. ite:(Z. V. A. It. BALDWIN - ET C. HUNNBERGEIL ALTTORNEI _LA • AT LAW. Removed to tho Pont (Mice building. vecurul flour, ALLENTOWN PA. apr 21-ly _ . J. MORE. ATTORNEY AT LAW , L r J e t I.l.EaT n O b l e V c Dl o6 l . Vt eed O in flly t;., N u o a;„ 6o Emit 117 g lltin TAMES N.IIIIE:MY, ATTORNEY AT gLAW. °Mee, fin. B•nt Hamilton street, floor of Lion Hall, Allentown, Pa. (Special enrolloo given to colleen...). lour 17-IT PLISIIA FORREST, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. No. - - We Montt ton lured. Alluntown, Pe. Inn 1441 TOHN 0. , ROWMAN, ATTORNEY to AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, R.,ozu U, N0.G30 Wal - nut street, Philadelphia. mar 1-1 y ' rAEORGE H. RUPP, ATTORNEY lJf AT LAW. oiller with Hon. John D. Stile., Allen Owe, l'a. WILLIAM H. NOWDEN. ATTOR NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. orano, Cor ner of Hamilton .treat and Low alley, south ride. Allen• town. Po. feb 20 ELIAS MERTZ. ALDERMAN. SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL EEITATE, • 53 Went ILonllton•St., Allentown, Pn, GEORGE It. WILSON, Arrrott AT LAW, No .;.{:1 Iluntilt. mtreet, ' , Oedema/0M !Sundt., imposlh• 1,1. 111111. Allentown. Collect Ion• ProluvEly In lAtlnlt and Northampton COUIIIICK DR. c. c. GI11.1”:%. NEIHNEON DENTIST. 011 E... ..v, r llr.. NI. N. 4i. C14,141144`. Tritatillug store, No. 34 If-I /01.,t0w, LFiMONER. ATTORNEY AT .1.1 LAW A:: I) JUSTICE:OF THE PEACE, MILLERS TOWN, LEII IC II Co., PA. Parwolor stontloo polo to Insolvent and decoileol fotAlom. lan 0.17 Tliommil B. 3IETZGAR,' ATTOR SET AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, l'A. Office, No. 62 East Ilaloiltua street. may IEI-'lll AMIFEI. A. murz. ATTORNEY AT S LAW. 011 Ire with P. Wyckoff, oppoptite the E:etile ALUNTOWN, PA. eIEOUGE R. WHAM, ATTORNEI \LA AT LAW. Offloo, l'lsad door above Law Alley, Al. LENTOWN, PA. may 29.an3 EDWARD 11A It VEY ATTORNEY AT LAW. °taco, with lion. Samuel A. Bridgea, ALLENTOW:, PA. • may 1..1y JOIIIN RUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW , Office, N. I:. Corner Mb end Hamilton Street.. ALLEN • TOWN, PA. may ADAM W OOLEVER, ATTORA EY AT LAW. 0111 re, oproalto the Court Ilouae, AL • LENTOWN, PA. mar My AACLAY HA M ERSLY,A TTORN EY • AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. i.e 14-'684( EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, eight door. nbu" the °" u C rt re,•AT .- LENTOWN Lehigh county. Ps. febrl-'OO-1y EiTitatriyo anti 363eIru ISA ,LC K. hTAUFFER, • WATCI:ES AND JEWELRY, 115 NORTH SECOND ST., roe. or QOAaCT, PIMA ;6An i.ortnnetat of WetcneP, Jewelry. Silver Sad 1 Plated Ware constantly on Saud. +, 'IQ - Repairing of Watehem and Jewelry promptly attended to. apr 6.1 y HENRI' HARPER. No. 722 CHESTNUT STREET, (FormcNy Oppoxile " Old Masonic Hid'," Philadelphia, Ran a large Stock of ANIERICAN and SWISS (MLR a nd SILVER WATCHES. OPERA, LIONTIEN AND VEST CHAINS. FRENCH CLOCKS. OPERA GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS. FANCY and PLAIN SOLID SILVERWAREand ROGERS' CELEBRATED SPOONS. FORKS, TEA SETS, ICE PITCHERS. CASTORS, Sc., all of which are nailing a t reasonable price,. mar 13.11 MEI NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, I= Plated Ware Department, =I SILVER PLATEI) GOODS, Fth"vo of hlgh TABLE "WARES, • PLATED OK WHITE METAL, rrllahl , • in qualltr. Rua om•rrd ut excortlttotlY low Pricog• A full hue of Plated Spoons, Forks, Ladles, &e. FINE T.IBLF, CUTLERY .exti retady made fur their retail Rohe., and forniahed lc altiglo dozens or in eutotileto net, put up la rosewood or Walnut Caiielt. All gouda sold on their own merits at fixed prices, at tached in plata tit:ores to each article. lan 19.1 r KELLER at BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST lIANIILTON ST., I=! CLOCKS, well regulated and warranted. Al: siren and price., from upwarAls. A larger assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than can be found in any other etoro In the city. JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, • SILVER WARE of ever): dc,l Option. SirWatenee repaired on Short Notice. WATCHEFi, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE CHARLES S. HASSEY'S, No. 7.1, East Hamilton ntreet, opponite th e ClernMU Ile formed Church. Jant received from New York and Phil edelphin, all the latent arta. GOLD WATCHES Ito ham th.• largeat and hest assortment of Gold Watch, and at lower prlcea than can be found °Nowhere. SILVER WATCHES. than haw g4r4o c v. , l , 2 , : . l d b:tg v r e e r o e r , t , l3;:!lt of II e icon• GOLD JE V ELRY. o, l:o l :V . l g pagent and bent amsortraent of all kind. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. an ti d e it'itn i refg4littlrt;: r itTai t A r .:L!lnV." """' SILVER AND PLATED' WARE Ho bum • splondld ameortrnnut of Silver and Plated Wore. p,r, o ¢ dealrlaw good% to thin Hoe CALI tut fall to maltod. CLOCKS. A larger a7.,rinitqat than at any uillur eqnl,ll.l,on•ut MELODEONS. A arleudltl tootortment of Prince's N 010... the 1,0. t In the ACCORDEONS. I • A splendid absortment of all iclode of Aceurdeour. eatabliehtnent ham lately been fitted UP, nodalnett i ecom t 1 0 0 000 to :few York and Philadelphia. tos d of anythlucouteido the large citlen. Hoban a lagtowel: of fashion nble 'tootle In kin Iluo than till oilier. la Lehigh county combined. Tu eauclucet yuttr..el vett of the a 1., t call nod see WM. WICIGIIT'N PATENT. AMERICAN INSTI'ItTE PAM, 1870 IfiAmd&ur ME
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