The Lehigh register. (Allentown, Pa.) 1846-1912, September 13, 1871, Image 4

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    Pacbicinal.
AT 722
Al 722
AT 722
IS THE
IS THE
IS THE
City Drug Store
City Drug Store
City Drug Store
or
OF
OF
LawallSs Martin,
Lawall&Martin
Lawall &Martin
S. W. CORNER OF
S. W. CORNER OF
S. W. CORNER OF
HAMILTON & HALL STS.,
HAMILTON & HA LL STS..
HAM , L'I'ON & HALL STS.,
If you want Pure Drugs go there.
If you want Cattle Powder go there.
If you want Pure Medicines go there.
If you want Pure' Spices go there.
Tf you want Lubricating Oil go
there.
If you want Physicians' PreScrip
tions put up right go there.
If you want anything atall go there.
If you don't want anything go there.
If you want to be satisfied ! , o there
SURE.
SURE.
SURE.
Remember the place, No. 722
Both of the proprietors are ready
to wait on you.
'They are both practical chem
ists ; you will find that
,to be the
case after giving them a trial.
DON "r FORGET,
DON'T FORGET,
DON'T FORGET,
No. 722 HAMILTON STREET,
No. 722 HAMILTON STREET,
No. 722 HAMILTON STREET,
S. W. Corner of Hall St
City Drug Store.
NO 'IT RE,N OPAY.
DR. H. 1). LONGAKER,
Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, at Philadel
phia, has beer fin successful practice for a number of years
tendti parte of the United Status; will promptly nt
to ell branches of him profeselou at las rooms,
Eoat aide of Sixth street, bet• /lanai /fon rand Manta,
ALLENTOWN, PA
No Patent Medicines are
.need or recommended ; the rem
edies administered ero those which will not break down
the constitution, but renovate the ay stem (rain all injuries
It has unstained from mluerat mediate., and leave It in a
healthy and perfectly cured condition.
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA,
and all diseases of the Lunge, Throat. Stomach, and Liv
er, which yearly carry thousanda to untimely graves, eon
undoubtedly 110 cured.
MELANCHOLY ABERRATION,
that elate of alienation and aberration of mind which ren
ders persons incapable of enjoying the pleasures of per
/ forming the duties of life.
RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS,
to any firm or condition, chronic or acute, warranted cur
able. Epilepsy, or falling sickness. and chronic or stub
born commie(' FBIdALE DISEASES speedily and radically
removed; Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases (of years' standing)
every description of Ulcerations. Piles and Scrofulous die•
eases, warranted cured.
airPartienlar attention given to private diseases of
every description of both 80100.
Ladles suffering front any complaint incidental to their
sex, can consult the doctor with assurance of relief.
Cancer eared and Tumors of all kinds removed without
the knife or dr a wl ng blood. Diseases of the
EYE AND EAR
successfully and effectually removed:
.inDert:nliVligesevelliqlektTeVatfinda4tilnYligneLitnde3jo
(clue seat with proper directions to any part of tne county.
Orme.: East side of Sixth street, between Hamilton and
Walnut. Allentown, Pa. may 3-ly
IRON IN THE BLOCD.
or,,
V lAN
P IRON
SYRUP.TONIC
M~~ S
The PERUVIAN SYRUP malteq Melva - tit strong,
and expeli teme by supplying the blond with
NsTene's Owir VITALIZING AGENT-1110N.
Cant on.—De sure you get Peruvian Syrup.
Pamphlets free. J. P. DINSMORE. Proprietor,
No. NO Iley St., New York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
VOILES OR HEMORRHOIDS.
1. PILES OF ALL KINDS mrfoctly eud parmanontly
without pals, Ilan sCr. caustics or Inalruwontrb by
WM. A. McCANDLEKE. M. D.,
2001 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Who can refer you to over IWO cases cured In Philadel
phia alone. We &min, to say to those afflicted, there la
positively no deception In the cure of these Diemen., It
matter. not how long or how areuerciy T on have boon
go f ila t illirEfgl c u u rL e I N c v :r:troY:rtirs o i t ol:: . r } b=7.
come you that are suffering. we wilt not deccfrefion.
We have patients from almost over, 51xle In the Won
and from Europe. Have treated 11,010dt...1 for twenty
Team without a failure. apr
Parmosorilv OF . 111AltItIAGE.—A
NEW COOOOO Or LErrelo., ow dellverod at the Penna
Polytechnic and Anatomical blunnutn. 1 . .V1 Chestnut St.,
three door; above Twelfth, Philadelphia, embracing the
subjects: llow to Live and What to Live for; youth, 10n
;salty and Old Age Manhood 0 euerally Reviewed; The
cause of Indigestion; Flatulence and nervous Disease.;
accounted for; Marriage Philosophically considered.
These lector.; will tie forwarded on receipt of 2.5 cents by
addressing: Secretaryof the Peon, PoLTiNcIiNIC AND
ANATOMICAL: BarklNU3l, 10.15 Chestnut St., Philadelphia,
Penna. one 2.1-11;
Spectacles
SPECTACLES I SPECTACLES 2!
EYE GLASSES, S‘c.
sp t2ttgo o, tn i ipml . Z . sr . ..t . rnAnt of till kindg off&
CHAS. S. MASSEY'S,
NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA
• Having devoted a great deal of rare and attention to the
Spectacle business for theta laid few years, I fled that my
butaness in that line has Increased eo touch that I have de
termined to mete it a SPECIALTY. There is no article
manufactured in which there is so tench deception prac
ticed as there is in Spectacle 0 lasses. Knowing that the
nubile have been freenently hutulluaged by parties pre
tending to have .1101,01 . 1er article of Glasses, and charging
exorbitant prices fir them, thereby trafficing upon thenc
e...lilts and inlirinitles of age, 1 have taken pains to se•
tact a large and complete assortment of the finest and hest
needing
e•er manufactured, thns affording all persona
needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at rea
sonable prices. Perseus haying any difficulty In being
suited elsewhere will do well to give mo a cell, an I feel
confident that no one will fall lobe suited. Remember the
old eland, No. 23 Rut Hamilton Street, opposite the Ger
man Reformed Church, Allentown, re. Jun 21•'68 tf
C. F. IVOLFERTZ,
CUTLERY ,
NO. 006 HAMILTON STREET
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Mannfacturoa and keens constantly on hand largo a
aortsnent of all kind. of Cutlery, Ballots, Table Knin
and Forks, Poakot Knives, SCIII.OIII. &C.
ffinanctal.
GIRARD SAVINGS BANK,
NO
(Organised ender a State Charter),
EAST HAMILTON STREET,
EILLRLY OPPOSITE THE COORS EOM.
Monies resolved no deposit at all times from one dollar '
upwards. Pays SIX per cent. Interest fovslx months or
l o o t n n ' Ut. F auorT,V;SeBll . .q. d arer Eltanagn b rlVdtre l
socuritios bought and Colo. Interest Collected en Govern
meat Securities at fair rates.
All depoolts of money will be held strictly confidential,
.and may be withdrawn at any time.
Married womeVand minors have special privileges
granted In our charter, having Dill power to transact bumf
netts with us in their own names.
Thin Institution le a legal depository for monies paid
Into Court, and receives money in trust from guardians,
edminletrotors. treasurers, lax collectors and others.
iraritorm LOANED ON FAVORABLE TERMEI•
PII AON ALBRIGHT, Preeident.
It n 11Aarznt.t., Cashier.
Dirrelorx—Plison Albright, James F• Kline, Tilghman
Meru, David Weida, Aaron Lisenhart. ieL3m
MILLEBSTOWN NAIVING BANK
MILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY.
This Institution will ho opened on or bear . ° the Ist day
f Moony will ho taken on deposit at all limos and
any sums from ono dollar upwards, for which
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
per annum will bepaid.
oano
Depd out on osits may
favorable be withdrawn at any Limo Also, money
Orme.
JAMES WEILER, President
111,1111 LIN SIIIMER, Cashier.
J. F. IC Shiffert, Georg Ludwik,
Frederick C. Yobot. Christ . K. lion:Anger,
David Donner, Wllllrm Sallday.
Isaac Oriebel, Gideon F. Eyler,
Horatio T. Ilertrog, .Benjamin J. dchmoyer,
. James Ringmaster mar Mem
A LLENTOWN RAVINGS INRTITV
TION,
Organized as "Dimes Saving Insiitedion,"
NO. 58 EAST. HAMILTON ST.,
(NEARLY OPPOSITE TEE AMERICAN HOTEL)
PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR
MONEY ON DEPOSIT.
This Institution, the oldest Sa•lag Bank In Eastern
Pennsylvania, has been In continuous and successful
operation for ten years, and continues to pay SIX PER
CENT. INTEREST on money for one year, sad special
rates of Interest for shorter periods.
deposits of money will be held strictly confi
dential.
Executors, Adminietrators,Trustees, Assignees,
Treasurers, Tax Collectors, '
and other cnntodians of public, or private money., are of.
Pored liberal mice of intereet.
Farmers. Merchants, Laborers, and all who have
money to put on interest for a long or ehort period will
which t o nlstitution an agreeable and advantageous one in
do .business. We eepccially invite LADIES to
transact their banking baldness with us.
MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have special privi
leges granted by our charter—haying full power to trans.
aMoney bush.. with on in their own names.
deposited with thin Institution
IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED,
by a Capital stock and surplus money curtly of aye
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and addition. lb .
Board of Trustees have, an required by t barter, give '
bonds under the gapers Won of the Court In the sum o
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds are real',
tered in an hld by the Court of Common Pleas of thi
county for iSonocurity of depositors.
Our Iron Vaults are of the most secure and entenely
kind known in•this country as a personal inspection wit
show, and to which we Invite our friends and ceetomere
We refer to Ws, believing that cafe Burglar Proof Vault,
complete the satiety and reliability of a Pres i den t `n Bank
WILLIAM 11. AINEY,
CHRISTIAN PRETZ, Vice Preeldent.
REUBEN STABLER, Cashier.
vanwass:
William 11. Ainoy, Charles El Bush,
Christian Prete, John D. Stiles,
F. E. Samuels, Benj. J. Ilagenbrich,
George Brobst, dateuel Sell,
Nathan Peter. Jan 12-
FARBER'S SAVINGS BANK,
Incorporated under a State Charter of 1870
•
Fogoleyllle, Upper Macungie tosiranhip, Lehigh Co.
Thin Institution has been organized and opened under •
State Charter. MONEY will andaken on deposit at
•II
times and In any nom from glupwards, for which
6 PER CENT. INTEREST
WILL BE PAID
Deponltn may bo NV Ithdrawn at any Onto.
Moo money' loaned out
W on favora blo term,
ILLIAM MOHR, Presiden
R. 11. FOOEL, Camhfer.
TRUSTEES:
Dr. H. A. Burlor, , J. H. fitranb,
Daniel Meyer, David Peter,
Jonas Rauch, Samuel Kuhn:,
Daniel 11. Crolt:,
William Mu W hr illi'm tit'''.
Capr 8.88
FRANKLIN SAVINGS 11/AMR,
Located at the corner of Hamllten street and Church
alley, to Lion necond etory, opposite the German
Ht•fortned Church. tu the City of Allentown, in organised
and ready ni t d ep o sits
It teal Pr e i s d eep
per cent. In
terest on nit deposits except busmen" deposits, for any
period of Woe, to be crtionintettfrom the date of deposit.
To Recent which, the Trustees of the Institution have
flied in the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County,
cinder the direction of the Court. a bond In the cum of
Twenty-five Thousand Bottum conditioned for the faith
ful keeping and eppropriation of all cacti mums of money
s Altai' be placed to charge of said FRANKLIN SAYINGS
BANK, whether an depoeite or elteres of stock. which
bond may be eulerged by the Court whomever it may be
deemed necesettry.
In eddition to thie. the Act of Incorporation
ins the
Stockholdern personally 'bible to the depositors dou
ble the amount of the Capital Muck of the Bank. which
Ix tifty thoueenti dollars, with liberty to Increase it to one
hundred and fifty thounand dollars.
Those provisious will make it a very deelrable and eat
place of depo tit.
Beside, it tatty ho proper to kale that the do
poeite wit
he kept to one 01 the soft et and best protected vaults fn
this oily.
A rritugeineuth Will be made to furnish drafts on the clam
of New York and Philadelphia
S. A. BRIDGES, President
3, W.W I LSON. Vice Preside
J. E. ZIMSIERMAN. Dishier
Trustees :
Daniel 11. Miller, 8. A. Bridge.,
John lloilten. J. W
William Baer, J. E. Zimmerman
D. it. Creits. .Peter Grose,
Edwin Zinimerman.
T HE ERIN SAVINGS BANK
OF
WM. L. YOHN,
NORTH SEVEN2II ST., ABOVE LINDEN,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
This bank has been establiebed for the purpose of carry.
log on a general Banking business. and to offer to the
community a SECURE IN VESTMENT for their money at
home, athe Name rate of Interest that it would command
to New Y ork or New Joreey.
MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY
Sir Quid, Silver and Government Ronde bought and
.old:
Drafts drawn on the principal citleeof the United States ,
In Put to colt purchaser..
Collections made on all accessible points, and proceeds
promptly remitted at current rates.
Earmere, Merchanta, Laborer. and all who have money
to II h t out on Interest kr a long or short period will And
whichluio an agreeable and advantageone one in
to do bushiest,.
Interest allowed ou deposits at the following ratan, to
wit:
PER CENT
* f or
on year.
SIX PER CENT. If loft fo e r thirty days and under one
vear
arrltevenne stamps sold at a discount. Liao 20 dew
Diu 6500bs
SHOT AND SHELL
Never created more havoc In au enemy's camp lb
Our Last Price List
I=l
HUH PRICED STORES
They caul 4ec bow It Ix that we can
Make Money and Sell Goods so Cheap
"MAMMOTH STORES.'
WE WILL TELL THEN
First. having two sterol. we are able to buy Oeculn
ergo lets (rein 10 to 91 per cent. cheaper than they do.
Second, our largo sales unable an to make monoy, o•
hough we make but little uu our sue article.
IMMENSE ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
UnnKnally complete In all the I debt nubby ttotl
of the bCa.lO. •
White Goods Departmen
E3whis
Piarnd Cambri cko c Maxline. Plain and Check N
inea, Janeta. etc.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
Sheollean. Tloklnge, Checks, Table Damask, Napkin
and Dallen. etc.
Men's Furnishing Departmen
Cloth. Catt.llnere, Tweed.. Cottomtdoe. ac., k
Carpet and Oil Cloth. Departmen
Unourpaseed outside of New York nod Phll.ll
Curtain Laces and Window Shades
OUR STOCK
le an tlrely too ex tenelve to a ssortme ntti and prim.
We have In stock a general of Goode unual
ly kept In a first-class and well regulated etas°. Call
and b. convinced that wee prove words by actions.
pty
E. S. SHINIER & CO.,
7ed and 7!7 Ilatellten St., Allentown, Pa
TYTTIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1871
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF LUMBER!
SEE ! I
?argon. in need of lumber for large buildings will find I
o fill orders for all kind. of lombor used In n ago building
Every article bolonging to a first-class bor yard Is cs
Thankful for pant favors, I invite toy friends to call and
Jan 2E•Sm
This mode of gearing la far superior to any y,l invent...l for beauty, sitnplicity and durability, and
does not require a genhis to attach it to any Mad of swing carriage or wagon, and will answer all
the purposes that platform gearing will, with a bwat one-fourth the labor.
The braces support the body so that it cannot move ba,.kward and forward.
It prevents straining the spring-bolts and car: of spring.
It rides much steadier.
It answers for all kinds of carriages and spring wagons.
It Is much lighter.
It improves the appearance of a carriage.
It takes Inn skilled labor to construct one.
IL Is much easier washed and kept clean.
It Is especially adapted to carriages and wagons where short turning is required.
It is much stronger and less liable to get out of order.
State, County and Shou rights for sale. For further information, address
C. ( 113 STER & CO ,
Trexlertown, Lehigh County, Penne
apr 26.3mw
MEE
MEI
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING TRADE
AT TUB
ALLENTOWN LUMBER YARDS
ILLOUGHBY R. TREXLER
(SUCCESSOR TO TREXLER & 8R05.,)
Corner of Tenth and Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa
BE BUNG AND L 00,1: FOIL THE
" BLUE SIGN !"
LUMBER Or SUPERIOR QUALITY OFFERED AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES
COME
AND
TO COACHMAKERS.
CUSTER'S PATENT CARRIAGE GEARING!
ADVANTAGES OVER ANY OTHER GEARING
GROVER & BAKER'S
ELASTIC LOCK STITCH FAMILY
b SEWING MACHINES!
THE BEST IN USE !
NEW STYLES •
SHUTTLE STITCH SEWING MACHINES
FOR MANUFACTURING 1
PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS DESIRED FROM ALL WHO REQUIRE A
FAST, DURABLE AND IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
Manufacturing or Family Sewing
To our NEW STYLES, which possemunmistakable advantages over the NOISY and CUMBROUS
styles of other makers.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
J. F. WIREBACK, Agent.
•
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, opposite German Reformed Church,
may B•dhw
No. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa.
HARTMAN'
•ER DEPOT.
.h Price P.hl For
Old Blank Books
And Ledgers,
WASTE PA •
The Highest Cae
Old Newspapers
Of every description
Waste Paper, That are all written over.
Well kinds.. 0 d Pamphlets, &o.
Roes, HOPE, BAGMING •ND CANV•II Hornet.
Consignment. from Country Dealers solicited.
mar 1-1 Y 3. HARTMAN. 011 Jayne St.. 14111..1'.
•
MRS. GULDIN'S
Ladies' Trimming Store,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
The trade at this old and wall knowq, eetablishment Is
constantly Increasing, owing to the fack,bat NEW 000 DS
are being constantly recelyed of the L - ATEST STYLISH
and always auttabls to the wants of her numerous custo
mers. People ebould alWayego where they aro cu r u to he
tilted at low figures. , IS
.AIRVIEW CEMETERY ASSOCIA
TION OF ALLENTOWN.
Thle Association le prepared to sell lots clear of all en.
cumbrance. on reasonable terms. • Purcbaeers can lee
plans at tbe omce of the Association,
No. 626 Lion Hell, Second Floor,
glviurooties ►t the °Dice Mr. C. K. Heist will mee
4e:nrie et.the Cemetery to isl i v i e A 4tll g taiiproyitistion they
NE,Preeldent.
CHAS. ECKERT. Treammer.
STEIN. Neeretary.
arr •emd
No. 1 Pine Boards, best quality, per thousand $3l
" I " Scantling, " 4 4 32
" 2 " Boards, CC 25
" 3 " " 12 Inches wide," 19
'' 3 ::" all width, CI 18
" 1 " Floor, 6 inches wide, best quality.. 34
" 1 " " all widths, per thousand— 30
" 1 Hemlock Flooring, 6 inches wide ... ... 26
46 1 44 " all widths 25
" 1 Spruce Flooring 30
1 Block Siding, best pally 34
" 1 German " 34
C, 2 CC 44 34
Beveled Siding, planed
26
~ " not planed
22
1/ Inch Common Pound 40
1% " ,4 4: 40
" 40
Hemlock Joist, Scantling, &c., ull length...... 18
Hemlock Boards, 12 inches wide 19
" all widths 'lB
No. 1 24 Inch Shingles, extra quality...—. ....... 15
4 120 46 C 6 66 .1
"1 24 " " 66 . CC 14
$2.75
3 feet Lathe best quality
C
'
4 CC 46 C 2.75
3 " Palings 13.00
2%" CI 14.00
4 u c t 15.00
414 , : " ... ...... _6.00
Fence Boards and Rails 20.00
" Posts, extra quality ..........................30 els
All other Lumber lu proportion.
It greatly to their advantage to call, being constantly ready
%upon the meet favorable terms. cud at the abottost notice.
enstantly kept on hand.
Inspect my stock. Respectfully.
WILLOUGHBY R. TR F.X LER,
FOR EMBROIDERY
FOR BRAIDING
NOR QUILTING
FOR REMNIISG
FOR TUCKING
FOR GATHERING
FOR. STITCHING
FOR CORDING
FOR FELLING
IN ANY BRANCH OF
W I 7I : Oi7CELEBIZATED Fl 3E
AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES..
ESTABLISHED IN 1843.
THE OLDEST SAFE HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA
The only Safe with lesiva Dooaa.
Guaranteed Free from Dammama.
Also prices (rota 13 , to 20 per rent. lower than
clatters. Please send.for Circular and Price List:
T. WATSON & SON,
Late of Evans & Watson. Manufacture -a
ause3.oln w No. MS. Fourth St., Philadelphia.
C . F. WOLFERTZ,
NO. 000 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Cutlery, and dealer I.
Sportsmen's Articles, which he Is selling at realuce.l uric
en. Single and double barrel Mantles Gum Revelver
of all kind., Powder, Shot, Cana. Finning Tackle, etc.
july27-ae
MAN 110011: 110 W LOST! 110 W
RESTORED I
Just published in a scaled envelope. Price, air cents
A LECTURE ON TOR NATURAL TREATMENT, and
Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Wean nese.
Involuntary ELIII6IIIOIIII, Sexual Debility. and • libpedi
manta to Marriage generally Nervousnesa, Consumption,
Epilepsy and_Flts, he
and Physical_ incapacity. re•
author o " 0 1 l t A tte u4a a 131;or,P.Tigej: ne LvaatvaLL.
" A BOON. TO TIIOUSANDS or SUFFERERS."
Sent under seal. In • dslain envelope. to any address,
Ll ' ' Sit\ rkTi Bs!: VOW:g. t ain.;" 4 lT,4 ,
Pont °Mee box WO. June 13•Emdatv
Matebto anl3 363eirp.
BAILBY&te
Chestnut and 12th Ste.,
PRMADELPMA,
JEWELERS & SILVER NTH%
Have completed arrangements Rh lead
ing Makers In Europe, by which they are ,
now enabled to offer
Fine Watches,
At very moderate prtces
Satkractton guaranteed In all'cases.
Goods sent by Express on approval. ,
Strangers are cordially invited to visit
our establishment.
Watches.
=I
j o ßtAtowEttikt
NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET,
Dosire to Invlto Om espechil attention or parchaitcrs nod
oterx vimitinst the city. to their ncosuolly large and va
ttehd annortionat or
•
NEW JEWELRY,
PINE WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS.
ARTISTIC SILVER WARE,
FOIL BRIDAL AND °VIER PRESENTATIONS
Table Cutlery, Eleotro Plated Goods
FRENCH CLOCKS, BRONZES AND
MANTEL ORNAMENTS,
Received DIRECT FROM PARIS during the present
season.
Courtsons m3111,011(41 attotolon Is extended to all
toy be Induced to accept a cordial Ins Ration to visit
°suit ful Wyo.
902 CHESTNUT ST
ISAAC K. NTATIFFEINI,
WATC I ES AND JEWELRY,
No. 14S NORTH SECOND ST., con. or QUARRY,
An asFortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
inDlated Wore constantly on hoed.
•+, Afirltopalrlng of Watches and Jewelry promptly
np 840
attended to. r
KELLER at BROTHER.
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.,
well regulated and warranted. All alms and prices, fr
Wunwarde. A larger unseat:lent of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
than can ho found In any other atom In the city.
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
_
SILVER NV ARE
.f iligV(4, l t r o',fZ. re
pared P r ti gired on Short Notice
WATCHES, ,lIIEWELICE,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
it
No. 2.lEnst Hamilton street, opposite thn Gertono
ad
formed Chur h. c
lout[ ec
yles st reived from Now York and
Ph
elphia. oil tho
He has the largest and best assortmen o lowerod W
and at lower prices than eau be found eshe.
SILVER WATCHES.
Tin has it largerand better assortment of 811 v, 07
than can bepnrchanod anywhere else.
GOLD JEWELRY.
Ile hits the largest and boot armoriznent of all kind
Gold Jewelry. . _ _
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
lie has a larger and better assortment of nil kinds of 0
and Plated Jewelry than gnu he Wend olaex•hore.
SILVER. AND PLATED WARE.
Ai l y? l rgit;l l :lgln l :l " , r u t rt e gilrl! il lrt:;fn% " . l,l`7 : ,llv, V ' r.
oulted.
CLOCKS.
A larger aeroatment than at any other establhihtnent
MELODEONS.
A1,4x1,n world.
diassortmcut of Prluco's !delodconn, the best
ir, 0
ACCORDEONS.
A splendid ansortmout of all elude of Accordoonr.
Ills establisitmout line lately been fitted op, and Is now
nacond to none In New York and l'ldlndolphin, and nhoad
of anythingoutsido the hag° cities, lichen a large: stuck
of fashionable goods In hie lino than all others in
county combined. To convince yoursolvea of the IIbOVII
call and sea
(Tbairs.
LARG EM' STOCK
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To buy all your furnituretonwt t
a
ilirgost furniture store in
HEIMBACH, HELFRICH & CO.,
732 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN.
The gran kayo recently put Inn BIABI•
MOTH ALL PLATE-GLASS FRONT, and
have otherwhie enlarged their facilities for
keeping on hand the largest stock in the . city.
Their
ELEGANT FURNITURE
Is manufactured In their own emtablishment,
ender their own supervision, and la warrant- L e **— ii
ed tube Ms beef the market. Au Inspection • • •
of their attack will convince buyers of the ad- • •
vantage of buying trout them
}Weibull, Helfrich St Co. emnuf.acture KITTLE'S
PATENT SPRING BED. and ore sole agents for that
superior bed. Call end nee It. Remember
The ammoth Glass Front.
CO.pACIFIC GUANO O
Are Exclusive
Are Unexecred
Are Unequalled
Arc Superlo
Are Unapproachable!
Arc Unsurpassed
Are Faultless
Are incomparable
Are Admirable
CAPITAL, $1,000,000:
JOHN S. BEESE & CO
22 SOUTH DELAWARE AVE.,
SOLUBLE PACIFIC
GUANO
No fertilizer Introduced to the farmers of the Middle. and
Southern States has given mom general and uniform eat-
Infection than this guano.
The trade in It bus steadily increased until the connurnp.
lion now thronghont the entire country far exceeds that
of any other fertilizer.
The large capital Involved In De production affords the
unrest guarantee to Its continued excellence. The com
pany has n far greater Interest in the permanence of Its
trade than any number of consumers can have ' • hence It
is the hlghent Interest ofcopany to ut their boot
fertilizers in s the Market. that the m ir usual (an p iline., aided
by the bent acientille ability can produce.
Thin guano Is sold at retail by local agents of the eon.
and t he
New Jemay, Delaware. Pertnnylvaula
and the Southern States, and at wholemlo by
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALERS
august 2.3 m w
PRANOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
all the newest styles. Lama and real Lace cover s :
and Parasols especially for Lace covers, our assortment
of Plain suit Fancy Goods Is unequalled, and the prices
as low ae the lowest. Paranoia 75 eta to kl—sl.ls-11ned,
•2 OD-101 s(l—up to $l& (U; Silk Umbrellas.
g 1.21,61.60 g 2.00; Rain Umbrellas, from (k) rte. and
upwards. You will save both time and money by glv.
log us a call. All goods guaranteed of at superior quality
sad to he as represented.
11. DIXON,
21 •
South Eighth Street,
Between Market and Chestnut Streets, East Slde,
apr2
WANTED.—A FEW FIRST-CLASS
ABENTS, male and female. for the best selling
hooks published. Bend for el rrolurs;
BIBLE BROTHERS, Publisbers,
76 Bleeeker Street,
one door west of fironderny, N Y.
C ABB.
PHILADELPHIA,
OF MOST RELIABLE MAKERS
OF FINEST QUALITY
ALLENTOWN, PA.
CLOCKS,
GOLD WATCHES
GENERAL AGENTS
OFFICE
PHILADELPHIA.
REDUCED PRICES
JOHN S. REEVE 4: Co.,
Oeneral Agents for the Company
Jar tljc iLabirs. .
di s
FAMILY SEWING 'MACHINES
ARE THE BEST!
•
OVER lIALF MILLION NOW IN USE I
They Imre wood tho tent of twenty years' use, and It Is
no experiment to parchitioi one.
SOLO ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN.
Call at the salemrooin atal OX:1111.no them, whether yon
WI to parch.° tp,t.
• PETERSON & CARPENTER
Ii EN CHM. AnENTS.
BM CHESTNUT STREET,
PIMA PRI.L'IIIA
Jute 28.1 y
$4O :111e1.E.Vi 1100PEIR $
IMPROVED ELAsTic
ock St itch Family Sew ia; Machine
The Bei.l end Chenpest In milt ket, end ciectile in the tot
'whiz PolotK:
lINECIDALED SI MPLICIT
CIIIIETN ES , OF OPERATION,
EASEoF NIANAGEMENI,
RAPIDITY OF F:xEctrrioN
NON-LIABILITY TO DROP STITCHES OR BREAK
THREAD.
SIMPLICITY OF TENSION AND APPLYING ATTACH.
31 ENTS„
And It.. stitch ler,i 113b10 11,or sr thitn
Shuttle" stitch. while codo :non , easily taken Out
desired.
TheMPLEAN k 111/01'Eli will Stitch, Hein, Fell. Track
Quilt. Cord. Clad,
.0 tier Braid, Embroider and Gather
la a moat approved 1.
airALL MACIIINES WARRANTED
WM. BLOECKLY & CO.,
GENERAL AO ENTS
618 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN
fob 10-lvdow
WEED
SEWING MAC( 1 I ENS.
HUBER & FRITZ, Agts., Allentown
SEE WHAT WE CLAIM THEY WILL DO
BEST SIIU7'TLE. MACHINE OUT !
Thal thoy will DI Alto Stites :tllkootaoth mint , !
That they will
BEM! FELL ! HIND!
CORD ! BRAID ! RUFFLE!
• TUCK QUI ! BEN STITCH !
OATIIEIL AND SEW ON A7'
EA SI EST TERAIS !
lo addltion to :di tht , thoy : , to Etonlly (tool 1 , 0 Fin
Moto y Work.
lII'IIF,II
MiENTS FOlt I.EIIIO n CO[I.NTV
FEZ=
CONSHOHOCIi EN
BOILER. A NI) CO I L WORKS;
.1 011 N W 0 0 I), J It.,
MANI:FACTOR/IR OF
•
TUBE. FLUE AND CYLIND BOILER.% BATH
AND STEAM CIRCULATI ER G
N BOILERS.
All klnde of Wrought Iron Calls Tuyers for Blast Fur
nacn. Onsometem, Smoke Stacks,Blast Pipes, Iron Wheel
barrows, and everything lu the 8011, nod Sheet Irnu line.
Also, all kinds of Iron and Steel ror,ingo out Blackatulth
work, Albers' Tools of all kinds, such an When Buckets,
l'icks, Mallets, Sledges Ikc.
Having a Steam Hammer alasot of tools of all klnda,
and skilled workmen. I natter myself tlott I ran turn out
work with promptness and diep.t:ch, ail of which wi ll he
warranted to he first•class.
Patching Boilers, and repairing gensraliV. stri . v , t p li l , 7 a•
ouded to.
Clothing,
Git EAT ATTmter lON
NEW FIRM NEW 0 0 ODS!
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING
GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE•' !
T. OSAIUN & CO.,
Successors to .Ifr tvar 4 ()sullen
BARGAINS
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
IN.REIMER'S BUILDINO.
NO. 605 'HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTISWN, PA:
Wo would inform the citizens of Allentown and the sur
rounding country that we me prepared with 0 largo stock
of goods for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
and oder them C l ot hin g plic et rennonable prices. To those
who buy their ready-made, they ore prepared to
offer BARGAINS.
IVIIOLE SUITS MADE TO ORDER!
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
•
Cut and made lo tho latent style, and by the bent workmen.
OUR STOCK or
CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSISIERES
In larger than It has been before, ar.d tr o Intend to cell at
very Sat ALL PROFITS, and give oar cuetomert, the bene
fit of our low purclutees.
. .
Great quataltlea and varletlex of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
And everything In the line of
GENT'S PURNISIIING GOODS,
MEN'S. YOUTHS", BOYS' and CHILDREN S
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
No. all Hamilton tdreeL third
door
T. Hamner. S kCOLI li• StlioLL MARTIN LUIS.
moo 24 tr
ALLENTOWN.
ROLLING MILL CO.
SaerestrA to
TIIAYER, ERDMAN, WILSON &
Manuiteturers of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
BRIDGE CASTINGS,
RAILROAD TURN TABLES,
MILL GEARING, SHAFTING,
Furnace, Rolling Mill and Mining Work,
• &c.,'&c., &c.
N. IL—All work t inarAnteed and delivery prompt.
L. H. GROSS, Supq.
aattuet 9.3 m W)
W IES " "( ‘ ' ‘ , I7.)tM7!)I 3 ;I II,.7 . "LEGIE.
Oldvre thorough Inatruction , rdinfortAln accomtnods
along, nod careful oversight of the health, 11111[10 , 1, and
'lnorills of the pupils, lit rensonablo expense. Falises•
glen taut begin September 11th, lhil. toe catalog. , " or
roltireus
inf°"°" °n
lIEV. JOHN WILSON, ProOdent. A. DI
anglibltnw)
•
tiailorats
MOUTH PEN NSVIL-1M Fig .7zl
vANIA RAILROAD. cue
FE=
•"• • " -
Possengern for Philadelphia tales Lehigh Valley IL H.
train. pvaaina Allentown at CO, 807 and 11 65 n. 111.. and
:06 and S 12 p. in., and arrive lu Philadelphia at 8 no. m,
2 13.8 15 sod 10 :S.l tt. tn. Alan Lehigh arid Savroehanna
lintlrond trn.toe 34 233 MO 5 40 p. ta•, , a xed arrive in Plolln•
4141011 x at 5 2..41 815 P• m.
LOCAL SCHEDULE.
(Sin 7 iron oh Tr.tina Daily, Sunda) , Exevidetl.]
P 4 a.senoter trains leave the dog t9. 15. North trent corner Bork:
144 eet, Nollndel.
For .1 Holton not 9.1 nOO 946 a. 0,242.419)18)93 and
SLo p m P e c tr 4 ore attneleol In 11, 80. In. trout.
roo 110 lr , lnw uat 8 a. no. 23) and 439 44 In•
For Fort Wnehinnttou at 7 and 11 a tn, 810 and 11 p In.
Altington nt 1 3 t awl 5 30 p. tn.
Fat Lotordele at 03. 1,. tn.
Tralno for Philadelphia.
•••Bethlehem at 42
81.. no, 1213, 915, 000 .11
33 to no•
1/03 Innlntt n nt. OM a. m., 3al 1111 ti 5 (X) P. to.
I.4tipoben nt 595 n. In.
" Port Witahingrun at 830, 1090 n. m., 215 and ft 1
P.
• Abington at 21..1 and 6251 .
. SUNDAYS.
Le.. v.•.li.•thleboot , or Philadelphia itt 4 00 p.
lio,t n • ..• ti 45 a. M.
Lo.AVO P,oladelphta for Bethlehem at a 30 0. M.
for Doylootop•n at 2CD p. in.
Pore—Allentown to Philadelphia 41 ED.
ELLIS el. A UK. Agent
%TANA Uftir A!V Dii t iT r_
O.iELSVILLE H. R.
on and niter APRIL THIRD, 1571, Paseenger Teat
the (Intleamtori v Ponelevllle Itellrend will mu In cot
Oen,vllll 11101,11101 Velley, LeltiKlt N ill nnellnunn
Elot Penn. Itnllroad, nn felinwx:—
Trxina STATIONS
e. N. I A. M
MI
- -
1 IS 6 n CAT ASAUQUA, fl 13
1 . 2 7 0 roi •SEI PLR'S, 945
1 Iti 702 •30RD AN 11121110 E, 9'51
140 41 7
17 015 9 1
W OUTIIIE,
A1.131213T18, 9 31
9 119
• 1, 724 131111151AN'S, 9111
_a+ 734 I TREXLERTOWN, 907
218
235 741 .81 1 1tING CREEK. 1112EINIIISVILLE ,
8 S 9
, 542
241 749 I AL-BURTIS; 537
•Flng Station,.
CONNECTIONS.
A. Int:train wet len•enCALisampix on the arrival
f tho 1,. V. It. It. l'assonser train from Mauch Chunk,
i:.. ton, itot.ilehorn and All town. and connects at Albur
tis with a Into on the Emit Pennsylvania It. B. for Hend
on:, Pottsv,ll ,, , Harrinburs and Philadelphia. and nine
w a train for Allentown. Bethlehem, Easton.
'I ho morning train Eliot connects at Attunes witi,
on E. P. It It. from Harrisburg, Pottsville hailing and
Al lentoWn. :tell at Catasituquit with train on the lobigh
t'..'. , i It .ilroal for Mattel, rlitink, Wilkesbarre.
Acrnu-
Anil Now lark.
ho I 5 M train \Void entoicts st Alburtis with trains
tho bo l o Penn. Railroad u
for IL tiding, Pottsville. Har
t 0,1,a, e, Philadelphia, Allent..irn, 114.01eliele. East.,
and Now Volk; arrive ILI Philadelphia via !teatime at
S, .
fie Evessing train Pad leaven Al-Hurtle no the arrival
.is it train hoes Allentown and of a train untiringconnec
tion., at Hemline with trains trout Philadelphia. 11.1rriss-•
Pottorille, he., and .11.111 et. With Inenteugor
Llano on ltauV• It. It. at CailnallijUlL for Allentown.
Iseteloissini and hit-ton.
isoui. wishing to Ito to Allentown can take the morn
hie nein Went to Al.litirtla, arrive at Allentown 913 a se,
.1 not are I.y it train on the tact Pennsylvania Railroad,
eas out Allentown at .4W ii. in.
C• W. CHAPMAN,
• 0.1 .1 Supt. and Engineer.
.EIIIGIII V L
ALEViirziii Luu.r
1.1 RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1,4 4., Allebtawn far Now York. via Central Railroad of
Neu array, nt UO, 7 05 . , SOL and 11 63 in, and 12 10,
5:15p.
For Nell York, via Morris A Essex Railroad, at 670 nod
11 35 a tn, and 3 45 p m.
Far 51aatuka Chunk and Belvidere at 030 n at, and 535
Lambertville and Trenton at 6 Mend 11 55 a to, and
5 35 p at.
For Easton at 0 01), 7 05., 6 IX), 9 33 and 11.55 a to; 12 lir.
a 45 , r, 35, 0 f. 5 and 8 13 p
Far Philadelpi via North Penn Railroad, at 610,
ant 11:5 n ta, 6 h
30, a 6
5.5. d p
For Catamtuqua ogiosy IL R.. 35 ato and
Caplay at 6 35 and 12 15 a to, 4'15, 6111 and 7 fis p tn.
Far Mauch Chu.): at 636, 1014 a 111. 1210, 425 and 7.55 p a..
For Putstou. at 635 and 1017 a to, 4 p at.
For Waverly, Imago, Elmira, Auburn and Buffalo, at
1607 a to t Ex press Truitt • )
For 11w/beton at 631 and 10 07 a In, and 425 p at.
Fur Audeuried at MO a ta.
Fur Mithataty City at 635 and Id 07 a to. and 475 P tn•
Far 331. Carmel at 635 and 1067 a in.
flans wlth usplr ') start ß from
SA EaYREst Penn
Sup'', Junction.
. H. St Eng.
"AIL - zgR Woa.
SUMNIER ARRANaEMENT
MONDAY, MAY 15, 1871.
li real Trunk Lino from the North and North-West for
Phil& Wain, Now York. Reading. Pottsville. Tam:talus,
Ashland. Sliamoklu, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, hpit- •
rata. Litt:, Lancaster. Columbia, to.
Pratt. leave Ilarrigburg fur New York as follows :
240. b 1U a. in., and 200 p. in., connecting wide
nimllnr
ludas on Petansylvaula Railroad, and arriving at New ,
York at 1015 0. rn., 350 and U3O p. m, respoctivelY.
Sloping Cars accompany the 240 a. In. train without
change
ileturadng lava Now York at 0 OU a. ni., 12 30 noon and
5 p. to.; Philadelphia at 7 Al. 630 a. in. and 330 0. In.
aildeping Cars accompany the SOU p. ni. train [rout NeW
York without chauge•
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tainaona,
Millersville. Ashland, Shamokin, Alleulown. and Phila.
delpia la at 8111.1. 111., 2U) anal 405r.t stopping at Leba•
110,11 MA principal way stationa; the 4 dl p In. train con
nection for Plailudolpitia. Pottsville nod Colombia only.
For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Scholl
kill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg at Ii 40
P.
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading for
Allautown. ENton anal New Yurk at 4 32. II) 30, a. in , and •
4 p
a le. Returning, leave New York at HUO a. ln., 12:3U I
110011 nd suo p. tn., and Allentown at 7:71 a. no., 1225 I
0,,,,n, 215, 4 2.5 and 11 P. at.
I Way Pamsenger 'Frain lemma Philadelphia at 730 a. in..
00110,101b'villialiatilar train on East Pennitadtailroad I
returning leave Reading at 6 Alp, in., stopping at all &a
tone.
Leave Pottsville at nee a. in., anal 230 p. ,m. Herndon
at t 111 tai
at " . !III:: Saul
Irt i l I ot t u t. , Varatduoiy!
Cat
at ,
'7
1' 511.1 d .
and 1 . ..1) p. In., Tato 0900 at 535 a. nt. and 210 P. in. for
i'lidittlelphia, New York, Reading, Ilarrbiburg. arc.
Leave Potuavallo v la Schuylkill and Susoneltatuu% Rail-
rand at 81 :' a. its. fur Harrisburg, and 11 45 a.m. for Play-
I goon. halal 'Fremont.
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville al 5 40
a. na., passes
lc doling at 7 30 a. in.. arriving at Pniladul.
• leak et 10 IL M. Rein red tag, leaves Philadelphia at 515
p. na, passing Reading al 155 P. arriving at Putts
v 11.• at 9 40 p. in.
Vol,tow u Accommodation Train loaTes Pottstown at
' 6an .t. la. Itetni ulna, 1.000 Philadelphia at 4 30p. nt
Collllllbia Ratko.% Trains leave Reading at 7:zl a 14 and
, a 15 la in for Ephrata. LW:, Lancaster. Columbia, Or.
Perkaannen Railroad 'Frail. leave Perklumen Junction
at 717, 005 aul. 31A) and On EIIIIII,IIII/r. lunvu
t•Cti,ruk , :illt , at talk). IU a ta, 121) noon and 445 p M.
trains ou Reading Itallrunal,
Colebrook:Mato Ibiaroad tr.llne leave PoltoloWn at II 40.1
and 1 Eland 6 45 put; retatruing leave ?donut Pleasant at
7 on, II 21 ni, and 310 p CUM.:IIIIg, WWI oimilar Value
on Rending It. li.
Chester Valley Railroad Trill& leave Bridgeport at 8041
ain and 2eS awl 632 p returuk.g. leaVo H.iwaington
at u 411 a in. 12 45 and 62.1 p ut, connecting with altinlar
trams ou Reading Railroad.
on Sundays: leave New York at 500 p en. Philadelphia
at 8 UU am and 315 pm (the bO.O a la train running only to
}lauding), brave Pottsville at SW a in, liarrlsburg at _4O
a. ill and 200 Allentown at 425 and 835 pia, Reading at
715 It ../l/11 in for Harrisburg. at 432 a la for Now
York. at 7 :Ala in for Allentown. nod 415 p tu fur Phila
delphia.
Commutation, Mileage, SEO., SchOul and Excursion
l'icket, 0011111 M paints, at rous t
Baggage ci.ocked through; lon pnd allowed each
J. E. WHOTTEN,
11 1Y asl. Supt.& Lou,. Jfiteh ru.
t LLENToivN PASSENGER RAIL
-111. WAY .
TIME TABI,E,,
o,.nud after SATURPAY, July let. Is/1, cars well run
to all troll, on the Lehigh Valley and Lehigh and Sunque:
hsitus, Pltidultduhlit & Reading (Earl Penn Junction)
Ruth owls, and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving &a
-1t.., ihtiiiitton :mil Nintli streets, as follows:
Fttr 1.. V. 1.. &S. E. Penn: Furnace. Leave Fur
A M . A. M. A. 81. A. 31. A 81
90 7 3.5 6 40 9 00 940
It 0 , 7 4. S 41 10 CIO 11 30
7:tl 11 30 11 2.5
P. 31
1W
P. 31. P. M. 3 30
21:i 1111 5 011
515 . 3 45, 700
tkl
.., .
. .
3 41 910 1 ----
9 10 I Pay Days St Saturd's
c 3.1 ONLY
7 30 I 830 9 10
Thu ttbove cars run to all 1110 passenger trains on the
also,. roads.
• Th. 6 :Si car takes pasSengere from the 3 03 P. N.
train, end the 791 car rums to Buffalo Expre-s (L. V.)
8 12 P. M.
FARE TEN CENTS.
Children under ten years of age, Five Conte.
Tickets can lie purchased of the conductors on lii CIM,
or of thoTre o n ly ackages of 7 for f
ull or 14 for $l.
Tickets 1900190 d for passeugers, for trunks•or
packages.
AltirPassengers are requested not to ride on the plat.
form a NV h. til• re In NOW inside..
T HE plivsoni POUDRETTE
.Van top 1 n red and Had for '2l rums!
Planters', Farmers' and Gardeners' Friend?
For COTTON. try It ! --
For TOBACCO. try It !
For WIIRAT.try it I For OATS, try It For ORN,try It !
For HARLEY. try It I For RlCE,bry It !
For Vegetable(' Fealty and Flow ere, ror better FERTIL•
IZElt'let KNOWN at the present )ay,
A NATURAL id:INURE ! NO ADULTERATION
Made •Cront prier deposit. or .nlabt soll Free Worn
PIYII.III It/ bindle. Each cart-loud when taken
front the well decided:yd.
Report of 111 ben t practical attrlculturhils and cliondats
of Europe and Arica
801 l without any manure has produced three timer 010
lotantlty of the /wed sown; han Yielded, with a slight op..
piiration or the proper manures, trout
Decoyed Vesetablo Matters Olney Ile own seed
Stable 111111111. 7 1.5
l'ltreon " (4 1.0 •• "
Gfleece '' 11.1 Co
Guano " Is 1.7 " "
. Flub! Sierra., or Night 5011....12 111151 ..
5011(1 shore, or Pondrette 14 11 10) " • •
One ton or POUDRETTE is equal to ono ton of (11111[10,
Youone °natter ity roar.
You ask, 11'50 rire the ad ran (a ges o 1.1119 Potidre fte I
I II PI Valle•is the tar tent t rots.. 2. It enriches your land.
3. D arta quickly oaths reed Minion. and routlnnea to ahntr
Itself is thy yoll for yew., 4. For trot.. end yegetabley,
applied to. ter .11,rtiona Iu Pantrblet, It cannot he sur•
pa-rool by any fertilizer of the present nt ay.
The price of roadretto Ie BV. per tou, put or In bait ,
and delivered at any railroad depots or art, mahout land
ings lu the city. All orders addreaned to
I'ETSSON I'OUDRETTE MANUFACTURINO'CO.,
(Success.. to A. PETXSON & STEWART & Co
NO. , 121) LIBRARY STREET,
(nom. No. 6 aultlaalltita' MHO PHILADELPHIA, PA•
%Pill anwith prompt attention ; farmers near the
oily c am e oml their own teams In oar work. on
Ferry Read. near U. 8. Arsenal, whore wto deliver In
balk, at 40 mode a 111.601. or +lO a ton; or Partin
. having
the advantages of tthlpping, Can amid vessels onr
work, awl get lb mune In balk, at tin per ton. A Ilb•
real dh•t anti to Whotemlo Dealer, -
aostuldtt
STAR GLASS WORIiN,
NORRISTO WY, PA.
nra manur„d„,ing
A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
•
WINDOW GLASS:
SINGLE AND DOUBLE STRENGTH,
PHOTOGRAPH. concit. PICTURE. CORRUGATED
AND OBSCURE GLASS,
ROUND, EQUARE. AND ()VAL SHADES. Am
•
(Equal to European mate.)
From the beat material,. ivied. making whiter. Suer.
t udiagz t l e n s d . tougher gland than any other made la the
WAIICANTF.D NOT TO STAIN.
J. M. A.LBERTSON.
.us3)-]mw •
ESTABLISHED IN ISId.
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
• J. & W. JONES,
No. AG North Front Sired, Philadelphia, Pa.
13adae11 °SPICE, Colt. firit AND VINE.
Dro Silk Woolen and Panel Goode °revery doaerlp•
thee. 1 helr rdiroriorlty of Dyeing Lodi.' sad Gentle-
Garinente I. widely known. Crape and Merino
Shawl. dyed Ili., rno.t brilliant and plain colors. Crape
nod merlon Shaw le cleanaed look like new. Al.o.
Gentkinen . 1% A ppm el, and Curtains, cleansed or re•dyed.
fild (ilnCe. ansed or dyod to look like now. lIMCAII
and look at one work before Rohm elsewhere.
nun '14•21n0
Profrssionai Cans
EMOTE
MligaliiiiMElM
BMUS WHINEY. trot.t.c. .tiox AND IttlAl, E+TATI
A.INNTA. AN" CoNVEV,OIO.NI.4, 14). O'U 1111Mliton tdrect.
necond floor, Allentown, 1',.. Ljy &la
Wll. I,I7('ILEN It %CAI, A'l"l•4tn,
• NET AT LAW. (formerly practiced In Path°
connty). Office, ntrort, ...coed floor, marl
orpon.te the Conti HOW., AlletitillV 11, Pn. !Ilny lie con
tt tilted ,rt the Uerl/141.1 InnKnnce
17 ITN R at IS A I,ll#lA IN, ATTORNEYS
t. AND COPNgEII,I.OIO3 AT LAW, Allootairn, DA.
,DDro. No. 51 F.a. , t Hamilton .r •••,.
C. M. Mars. F. A. It. BALDWIN
S.l A l w l3.l m . iturz. A'll'oliNE.l" , AT
ber' I. s
otole, A 1.17ei 114:.di" street,
over
[Cdl:l7l.
T.1311 7 .."4 S. 111EltY, IN AT
P 1 LAW. Olfire. E rit Illimllton Parrot, Olecood
floor or Linn HAIL Allelatow flipf.cl3l
rlveu to collectlous). mt. lLly
I,IOItILIS L. R A VEER! AN. ATTOR
11AL NES' AT LAW, office, .en•Ln I fioor of tho Fire(
Nntlona' Hank hn!Minn, A I,I,ENTIVWN, PA. Collortlone
ino , ln tt I,ohlgli awl o.li•.lnlnn counties. Can be onnoulled
In the °ellen and Nothn.th lannuenen. sop 1447
_
J. MORE. ATTORN E Y AT LAW.
1 . 4 • ALLENTOWN, l'A. Office, No. AO East
trent. .1/7 - Can be consoliod In Ii rrntan, tau 14
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(1 FORGE 11. 1111 PP. .tTTOIt Eli
v.ll AT LAW. Office with Mu. John U. Stiles, Allen
loan.
Ti , LIAS MERTZ. ALDERMAN.
SUM: EYO:. AND CONVEYANCER
Trxin
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AOFNT FOR TIM SALE OF REAL. ESTATE,
8. We•t Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa.
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549
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IS 39
5 30
w"- 1. SCALPS.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1oon,14:1, 45, 40 and 47, No 10)WanIdunion Ntn , nt.
nano. jnne
I LLIA II 0. GLACE. ATTORNEY
v AT LAW. CATASAUQUA, LEHIGH COUNTS
PENNA. nut). IU-ly
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;TORN 0. BOWMAN, ATTORNEY
J AND COP lISELLO It AT LAW, ROOlll6, 60. A WAI
nut Atreet, Philadelphia, niar
("I EOILGE K. WILSON, ATTOIt N EY
N.,lr AT LAW, No. eit.l Hamilton stroot, Friodeuxbote
Bonding, opponito Lion Allentown.
promptly made In Lehigh alld Nortlotinptou comui%em
"AR. C. C. It. GUERIN, SURGEON
DENTIST. Ottleo, over Mr, M. A. D. flohlltt's
Tritotaius Storo, No 31 EA -t. Danalton stroet, All,utowta
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T EVI SOItIVEIC, AI'TOPIINEY AT
LA I.AW AND JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE. 11111.1,1111S
TOWN. 1.111116[1 CO., PA. Pant.lor It Itent 1011tO
In.olvent :o .ut docrjout e.tnteA. 1 o.ly
TllO3liS 8. NiirzGAit, ATTOR -
NEI' AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, l'A. 011 ice, No. 62
EA:4 Ilumilton may 29-'69
(1 FORGE B. SCHAFF ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Oaks, Firtit dour above Lao Alle.y, AL
LENTOWN. l'A. may 29-6 m
"VDWARD. HARVEY, AI"FORNEY
AT LAW. Mine, with lion. Samuel A. lirithmn,
ALLENTOWN, PA. :nay 1-ly
ATTORNEY . Al' LAW,
E. Corner btll and Illoolltun Elroets ALLEN
TOWN may 1-ly
ADA 31 WOOLEVER, ATT ODA Li
AT LAW. Ofllee, opposite the Court Nees, AL
LF:NTOWN, PA. Lly
77 CLAY 11A M ERSLY,ATTORN EY
it • AT LAW CATASAL'QUA PA. Jul 11-'6841
TDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY
1.1 AT LAW. night doors above tho Court House, AL
LENTOWN Lehigh count, Po. I'o3 13-.11,10
A GREAT MEDICAL. DISCOVERY
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS
-- e Hundreds of Thousands 3 g
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'ea FAN - CV DRINK. a roil
Made or Poor num, Whiskey, Proof Spirits
and Refuel° Liquors doctored, spiced and sweet
ened to please the taste, called " Tonlcs,""Appettz.
ers," .. Restorers," cc., that lead the tippler on to
drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made
from the Nally. Roots and Herbs of California, freO
from nil Alcoholic Stimulant.. They tad rho
GREAT BLOOD PUIIIFIEIL and A LIFE
GIVING ruiNcIPLE a perfect Renovator and
Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous
matter Mid restoring the blood to a healtlly condition.
No person can tali° these Bitters according to diem.
Eon and remain long unwell.
8100 NORM, given for an Incurable case, provided
the bones aro not destroyed by mineral poison or
other mean., min k o vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair WV
For Influmn,..ior y anu .utirSnie Rhetimna
Omni and Gout, Dyspepeln, or Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent and intermittent Fevers
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder. them Bitters have been most success
ful. Such Diseases are caused by Minted
Blood, which is generally produced by derangement
of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OIL INDIGESTION, Dead
ache, rain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
Cheat, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach,
Lad taste In the Mouth, Salons Attacks, Palpitation
of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, rain in the
regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful
symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pid liver and bowels, which render them of unequalled
malcacy In cleansing the blood of all impurities, and
imparting slaw life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Teller, Salt
. -
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustulca,Bolls, Can
Dundee, Ring-Worms, Scald• Read, Bora Eyes, Erysip
elas, Itch, Bemire, Disco'orations of the Skin, Rumors
and Diseases of the bkln, of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a
short time by the eve of these Bltters. One bottle In
such eases will convince the most incredulous of their
curative effect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when - oyez :. you find Its
Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Errip•
(loos 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. Keep the blood
pure and the health of the system will follow.
PIN; TAPE and other WORMS, lurking la the
system of so many thousands, are effectually destroy
ed and removed. For full directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed fa four lan
•
guages—Englleh,German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. N. R. McDONALD & CO.,
oggista and Oeu. Agents, San Fronds •i
and S 2 and S 4 Commerce Street, Now I.'
BOLD TIT ALL DRUGGISTS AND Li
Y E
ILTURGEWS
• _ _
P M
1 40
4 10
'.5 13
•T 33
' FLAVORING EXTRACTS
.Aro warranted equal to any They are pre navy
of
thefruffe. and will be found utuch better than many
of the H.rtrnets that are sold.
Al-Ank your Grew, or Dra gold for Wiltberger's
Extracts.
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
without doubt, the boot art fete In the market.
blueing clotArs . It will ruler more water tit.o four
lime e t her weight or indigo, and much Inure than
any to ads blue In the market . The only genuine
II that hat. Up at
ALFRED WILTUEROER ' S DIiUO STORE,
Nu. TO NORTH SECOND STREET, PIIILAD'A., PA
Thu LAIINI.II hare both WILTSHBORIt'S and !Lomax's
names anthem, rill other, ore cc U Talerfelte. For vile by
most GrocerA and Drugorml,
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WILTBEIVIEWS INDELIBLE INK
Will Wound on I Hui to ben ntiprrfor article. Arroyo
on hand fur salts al ..instil., price, Pule Oruntid
diiICES, flaunt,. MEDICINE. Channini Akins, Sponge.,
Tapioca, Pearl. Edo ,, . NIA all articles in Om drug lino, al
ALFRED NV ILTIIKIOJER'S DRUO EMILE,
June Yt.ly Nu. Zill North gerund ht.. Phila., Pa.
EMBER I LIMBER
WHOLESALE; AND RETAIL!
STEAM SAW MILL,
LUMBER. YARD !
KINI3-17ING!
BILLS CUT TO ORDER!
OFFICE AT THE HILL,
FRONT AND LINDEN STS
WHITE AND BLACK ()AK SAW LOGS wact.l, for
which the WOW market trite will be paid UPo
11 . dolly
ry. d-w July 12-13.
6 6 TIIE.IIILL" INSTITUTE
POTTSTOWN, MONTOONERY CO., PA.
Engnab, Classical, Scientific. Artistic and Commercial.
Location admirable. Twentieth Annual kies•lon. Thur•
ongli preparation for College or Bushiest, For Circulars,
addreas My. OW, F. MILLER. A. M.,
Principal.
REVERENCES—Re•• Drs. Melee, Schaeffer,. Mann,
Kraut!, Eel., Huller etc., etc lloas. Judge Ludlow.
Lronard Myc. ers. J. S. Yost, B. M. Boyer, ll. , Russel
Thayer et etc. July 27
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HOFFMAN'S
AND