IE2 Jan teinal. AT 722 A 722 A 722 IS THE IS THE IS THE City Drug Store City Drug Store City Drug Store OF OF OF Lawall&Martin, Lawall&Martin, Lawall &Martin, S. WI CORNER OF S. W. CORNER OF S. W. CORNER OF HAMILTON & HALL STS., HAMILTON & HALL STS.. HAMILTON & 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. If you want Lubricating Oil go there. If you want Physicians' Prescrip - Lions put up right go there. If you want anything stall go there. If you don't want any thing go there. If you want to be satisfied go there SURE. SURE. SURE. Remember the place, No. 722 Both of the proprietors are read) to wait on you., They are both practical chem ists ; you will find that lo be the case after giving them a trial. DON'T 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 ( URE,N 0 PAY. 1)R. H. 1). LONGAKERS Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, at Pllll.lOl - has been in successful practice for a number of years In varloue parts of the United tastes . ; will promptly at tend to all branches of hi• profession at hie rooms, Bost side of Sixth street, bet . . Hand(lon and Mann! ALLENTOWN, PA No Patent Mediclnea aroused or recommended; the rem edies administered are those which will not break down the constitution, but renovate the system from all Injuries it has unstained from mineral medicines, and leave it in a healthy and perfectly cured condition. CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA, and all disease, of the Lungs, Throat, Stomach, and Liv er, which yearly carry thousands to untimely graves, cnu undoubtedly be oared. MELANCHOLY ABERRATION, that date of alienation and aberration of mind which rdn den persons Incapable of enjoying the pleneures of per form the ditties of life. RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS, ' la any firm or condition, chronic or acute, warranted cur- Epllepay, or falling Jenne. , and chronic or still,. born of 'FEMALE DISEASES speedily and radically removed; Salt Ithentn, Skin Diseases (of years' ntand Ina/ every description of Ulcerations, Pilo. and Scrofulous die. eases, warranted cured. . . 41.7 - Particular attention given to private diseases of every dencription of both sues. Ladles suffering from any complaint incidental to their in, on consult the doctor with usurance of relief. • . • • • . • . • • • . Canter of mid Tumors of all kinds minor ed without the knife or drawing blood. Diseases of the EYE AND EAR anoceeetallyilelfactually removed. Lo or will mate yUlta any alaiance If da red t combo; roweettby latter (conadentlal) and med icine sent V it h : roper directions to any part o rhe county. Herron: ideofilLatit street, between Hamilton and !Inlaid AllenWU. Pa. slier M-13, IRON IN THE BLOC D, . IRON TONIC c ~ o ps RUjNU Mu gs Tam PRirvt yitrp wow. nu , e' B. n) Ironß, and expel;•!I ,••• • • I,c suppl)lng the blued with NATTIVeI n.•: VI rMI ZINO AI:I.NT-111 0 N. Castioes.—M.- 'ore ran vet PerueUtu Syrup. P4.11pIlli•IA free. J. I'. DINSMORE. Proprietor, No. :t3 'ley 4t., Nen - York. Sold by Druggists generally • PILES OR lIERORIRIIOIIDS. pILEB OP ALL KINDS perfectly and permanently Cam% without pate, danger, candles or Inetrumonts. by ------ WM. A. McCANDLEBB. M: D.. 1001 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA, Who can refer you to over I'AD canes cured in Philadel phia aloe.. 'We desire to say to those afflicted, there Is positively no deception in the cure of these DIIIIIASHS, it matters not how Jong pr. how severely you lines been alieted. we closure you. We also cure Fistula, Fissure Proispeue, Stricture. and Ulceration of the lower bowel. Crime you that are suffering, we will not deceive you. We have patients from almost tate to the Union sad from Europe. •Hate treated these diseases for twenty years without a failure. apr 13111LOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.—A .A. New Copan or LlCTUSEEasdelivered at the Penna Polytechnic and Anatomical Mueentn. taro Chestnut tit, three door. above Twelfth. Philadelphia. embracing the to Live and What to Live for; Youth. Mn mrir ' id i ti o l7.avel Manhood Generally Re•lewed t - The came of Indigestion; Flatulence and nervous Disease. &mauled for; Marriage Philosophically considered. These lectures will be forwerdod on receipt of 25 cent. by addtvesing:• Itlecretaly of the PODIA. POLYTECHNIC AND ANATOMICAL WINCH, 1205 Chentnut lit., Philadelphia, Penna. one 22.1 y Spectacles. SPECTACLES SPECTACLES I! EYE GLASSEd i &c. g 4 . .=e e tn i d,gruite e ini c r .. t , nixt or all kinds ofV, CHAS. S. MASSEY'S,' NO. 28 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA Having devoted • great deal of care and attention to the Spectacle butaneas for these last few years, I find that my kindness In that line ha. Increamed so much that I have de. termined to make it a SPECIALTY. There is no article maanfactured in which there in so mach deception prac tises' as there la in Spectacle Glasses. Knowing . that the pub le have been frequently humbugged by parties pre leading to hays •enperlor article of Glasse., and chargitsg exorbitant price. for them, thereby trafficing u p on the.- mettle. and Infirmities of age, I have taken pains to se lect • large and complete assortment of the finest and beat Glasses ever manufactured, than affording all persons needing. Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at rea• eonablepricee. Persons having any difilculty In beige suited elsewhere will do well to give me a call, as I fee l cloalldeut that no one Will MS tot. salted. Remember the old etand, Re. 59 East Uamliton Street, opposite the Ger man Reformed Chttreb, Allentown, Pc inn 59-'69 If C . F. WOLFERTZ, CUTLERY, NO. 608 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. Me.aotaatarea and keeps couzlantly on hand a Rage as aort*sat of all kinds of Gallery. Razors, Table Knives sad Forts, Pocket Knlse., acluors, &c. (171- financial. GIRARD SAVINGS BANK. NO. (Organized under a Stete Charter), EAST HAMILTON STREET, NRAILT OPTO•ITR SRI COURT ROUSE Ironies received on deposit at all times from one dollar upwards. Pays SIX per cent. intend for six months or longer. Four per cent. on daily balance, spinach.° check at sight. Gold and Sliver. United States Bonds and other Securities bought and sold. Interest collected on Govern ment Securities at fair rates. All deposits of money will be held strictly confidential. and may be withdrawn at any time. Married women and minors have mech.l privileges granted In our charter, having fall power to transact bad mm with us In their own names. This Institution is a legal depository for monies paid into Court, and receives money In trust from guardians, Jrninlatrators. treasurers. tax callectors and others. WRONEE LOANED ON IIAO FAVORABLE TERMS. PN ALIIRIGHT, President. A..Ei AAAAA LL, Cashier. Dfrectors—Phaon Albright, James P. Kline, Tilghman Bens, David Weida. Aaron Eisenhart. 1e1.3m MILLERSTOWN SAVING BANK MILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. This Institution will be opened on or before the let day of April. Money will be taken on depoelt at all time. and in any sums from one dollar upward.. for which SIX PER CENT. INTEREST per annum will be paid. Deposits may be withdrawn at any time Also, sooner oaaed out on favorable termJAM, ES WEILER, President Inratizin Samna. Cashier. J. F. M. fibiffert, Georg Ludwig. Frederick 0. Yobsl, K. Henninger. David Donner. Willis m Seliday. learto 0 Gebel, Gideon F. &guar, Horatio T. Hartzog, Benjamin J. Hannover. James Singunster mar 16-13 m A LLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITE TION, Organised as "Dimes Saving institution," NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST., INEAULT OPPOSITE Tan AMERICAN HOTEL.) PA Y$ SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Institution. the oldest Basing Bank In &Went Pennsrlvapill. t has been In d continnons and s E r i crwri ' afirT. ?BAR en y o e n ar tliotty Vii t it n n u e " yrj, " ln pre rates of interest for shorter periods. dential. 1101-All deposits of money will be held Wiens coed- Executors, Administrators,Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tax Collectors, and other custodians of publlo or private moneys, are of fered liberal rates of Interest. Farmers, Merchants, Laborers, and all who have money to pot on interest fora long or short period will End our Inetitutlon an agreeable and advantageous one in which to do business. We especially invite LADIES to transact their banking business with un. MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have special privi leges granted by our charter—having full power to trans act lumina. with us in their own names. Money deposited with this Institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, by a Capital stock andsurplus money clarity of over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. and addition. the Board of Trustees have as reunited by t barter, given bonds under the towel-vision of the Court In the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which beetle are regis tered In and held by the Court of Common Pleas of this county for the security of depositor.. Our Iron Vaults are of the most secure and extensive kind known In this country, an a personal inspection will show, and to which we in•lte our friends and customers. We refer to this. believing that safe Burglar Proof Vaults complete the safety and reliability of a good Saving Bank WILLIAM IL AINEY, President. CHRISTIAN PItETZ, Vice President, REUBEN STABLER, Caebler. TRUSTEES: William 11. Alney, Charles S Bush. Christian Prot:, John D. Sluice, F. E. Samuels, Benj. J. Ilagenbuch George Broiled, Samuel Sell, Nathan Peter. FARMER'S SAVINGS BANK, Incorporated under a State Charter of 1870 • Pogeleville, Upper Macungie township. Lehigh Co. This Institution has been organised and opened under a State Charter. MONEY will be taken on deposit at all times and in any sum from Stand upwardx, for which 6 PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID t All , o o vo . ury a ro b n i z t o th ui r wf u av e o t r a a ti trle ti g i r e, 6. IthLLIA3I MOHR, President It. A. FOOEL, Cruhier. Dr. H. A. Enylor, J. 11. Straub, Daniel Moyer, David Peter, Jonas Ranch, Samuel Killion, Daniel 11. Crelts, William Stein, William Mohr (Apr &GO FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church alley, In Lion Hall. second story, opposite the Bennett Reformed Church. in the City of Allentown. Is organised and ready for butanes.. It will pay SIX per cent. In terest on all deposits except business deposits, for any period al lime, to be calculated 'ram the dale of depostt. To secure which, the Trustees of the institution have filed In the Court of Common Piece of Lehigh County, raider the direction of the Court. a bond in the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith ful keeping and appropriation of all such rums of money as shell be placed In charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINOS BANK, whether as deposits, or shares of stock. which bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever It may be deemed necessary In addition to this. the Act of Incorporation makes the Stockholders personally liable to the elepoe ft ors in dou ble the amount of the Capita/ Stock of the Bank. which Is fifty thousand dollars. with liberty to incroase It-to one hondred and fifty thousand dollars. These provisions will make It a yery desirable and safe pl i s i c o e .i o d f o d w w emit. stale that the deposits will be kept I onetro h t o and test protected vaults In this clip. Arrangements will be made to furnish drafts. the cities of Now York and Philadelphia S. A. BRIDGES, President J. %V .W I LHON, Vice President J. E. ZIMMERMAN. Cashier. Trustees : Daniel 11. Miller, Jnim lloilam. 8. A. iiridgms, William Ilaer. J. VI Wilson, D. 11. Creita J. E. Zimmerman ... w . .... Peter Oro, hd 111 Zimmerman. THE ERIN SAVINGS BANK WM. L. YOHN, NORTH sEVEN7B ST., ABOVE LINDEN, ALLENTOWN. PA. This bank has been established for the purpose of carry ing on a general Banking busies.. , and to offer to the community a SECURE IN VESTREN T for their money at borne, at the same rate of interest that It would command inM N O w E Yo LO A N E ew OUT e ON 0000 SECURITY SE' (told, Silver and 0 meat Bond. bought and sold. Drafts drawn on the principal cities of the United States in sums to suit purchasers. Collection. made on all accessible points, aid proceeds promptly remitted at current rate,. Farmers, Iderchants c Laborers and all who have raonez to put ant On interest ror a long or •hort period will and this Institution an agreeable and advantageous one In which to do bushman. Interest allowed on deposits at the following rate., to wit: INWElrrE t tg. N lTl f e c if o f n o i r ' y tfitny days and under one year. 461 - Revenue stamp* sold at • Miscount. Clan 2l dhw nru Ciools. SHOT AND SHELL Never created,mare havocitu an enemy's camp than Our Last Price List Ell= HIGH PRICED STORES They cant nea bow It to that we can Make Money and Sell Goods so Cheap MEI "MAMMOTH STORES." WE WILL TELL THEM First. having two stores, we are able to buy Goods In large lots from IU to 33 per coat. cheaper titan they do. Second, our large sales enable us to make money, even though we make but little on any one article. IMMENSE ARRIVAL OP SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Unite.lly complete In ell the Isteet nubby and novel ties of the White, Goods Department. Burls. and Cambric Helenas. Plain and Check Nein nook.. Jackonets. etc. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT ! Sheetlogs, 'MMus, Cheeks, Table Damask, Napklue and Dallas, el, Men's Furnishing Department! Cloth, Canelmore, Tweeds. Collo:laden, me., &c. Carpet and Oil Cloth Departmen Yinenrpaaaed outside of New York and Philada. Curtain Laces and Window Shades OUR STOOK Is entirely too extensive to enumerate artlclee and prices. We have In stock a moral assortment or Goode usual. ty kept In a gral•elass and well regulated store. Call and be convinced that we prove words by actions. Iteepectfully, (""' E. S. SEEDIER & CO., 706 and 707 IlarnMoo EL, Allentowa, Pa THE LEFTIGH REGISTER, ALLEN' JTREMENDOUS STOCK OF LUMBER! GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING TRADE ALLENTOWN Ll' \ill ER YARDS ILLOIJUITBY R. TREXLER (SUCCESSOR TO TREXLER & 8R05.,) Corner of Tenth and Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa BE SURE AND LOOK FOIL TIIE LUMBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY OFFERED AT THE FOLLONVIZIO PRICES COME AND E E ! l'ernon, In need of lumber for largo building. will II nd I o E veorde r. icl o e r belonging otof lau m fi b m er d u a n omdn l ln m la b r e ge y b a u r i d l d in in g Thanful for pant favors. 1 Invite my friends to call and Jan 25-3tu TO COACHMAKERS. OUSTER'S PATENT C A . IMAGE GEARING :I MEM This mode of gearing is far superior to any yet Invented for beauty, simplicity and durability, nut does not require a genius to attach It to any_ I.ital of siring carriage or wagon, and will answer al the purposes that platform gearing will, with obont one-fourth the labor. ADVANTAGES OVER ANY OTHER GEARING The braces support the body so that It cannot mo%e backward and forward. It prevents straining the spring-bolts and eat , of -p.ing. It rides much steadier. It answers for all kinds of carriages and sprit , : wagons. It is much lighter. It improves the appearance of a carriage. It takes less skilled labor to construct one. It is much easier washed anti 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 Shop rights for sale. For Slither Information, add re's C. OU, 4'I'ER & CO , Trcxlertown, Lehigh County, Fenna up! 26-31nw Harrison Safety- ITIZI GR()VER & BAKER'S ELASTIC IMCK sTrrcn FAMILY SFWING 11 AC NEs ! NEW STYLES SHUTTLE STITCH SEWING MACHINES PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS DESIRED FROM ALL WIIO REQUIRE A SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE To our NEW STYLES, which poasees unmistakable advantages over the NOISY and (21.151111WL1F styles of other makers. CALL AND EXAMINE. J. F. WIREBACIE, Agent, OFFICE AND SALESROOM, opposite German Reformed Chureb, No. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa HARTMAN' WASTE PA' The Highest Cas Old Newspapers ()revery de.criPtiou Waste Paper, Th.( nro all written over. owl kinds. 0 d Pamphlets, &o RASO, HOPE, DAGOINO AND C• 1117•11 BOCOIIT. COUSIPITUOLIta from Country Dealers eolicited. , um 1.17 J. HART MAN. 611 Juni alit., Milani FAIRVIEW CEMETERY ASS'JCIA• TION OF ALLENTOWN. Thle AIIIIOCIIIOOII Is prepared to cell lots clear of all en• cumbrances on reasonable terms. Purclotaers can sea plans at the aka of the Aseoclatlon, No. 626 Lion •Hall, Second Floor, By lllTlnnnotlee at the °Mee Mr. C. K. Heist will met Persons at the Cemetery to C giv A SlKLhleNEoPrmatoenn tt hey wat. CRAB. ECKER , T. Treasurer. " ape -6.10 d J. J. STEIN. Secretary. MRS. GULDIN'S Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLENTOWN, PA. The trade at this old and well known establishment Is constantly Increasing. ow tog to the facts.hat NRW GOODS are being constantly r r ecelved of the EATEST STYLES and stir liable to the wants of her numerous custo mers. People should always go where they are sure to be tilted at low figures. len 111 LEM " BLUE SIGN !" No. 1 Pine Boards, beet quality, per thousand t3l " 1 " Scantling, " 32 " " Boards, 25 3 . " 12 inches wide, " 10 "a " " all width 18 " 1 ' Floor, 6 Inches wide, best quality.. 34 " I " " all widths, per Manned 30 " 1 hemlock Flooring, 6 Inches wide......... 26 " " all widths 25 " 1 Spruce Flooring " 1 Block Siding, best quality " 1 German " 4 Beveled Siding, planed • 64 " not planed 1.1 , .‘ Inch Common Fennel 13 ...... Hemlock Joist, Scantling, &c., all length 18 Hemlock Boards, 12 Inches wide . ... 19 " all widths 18 No. 1 24 inch Shingles, extra quality 15 " 1.26 ~" 19 44 44 1 ~ •,, 14 3 feet Lathe, best quality •‘" 75 4 " " 2.75 3 " Palings 13.00 3%" 14.00 4 4C " 15.00 414•< 44 6.00 Fence Boards and Rails ...... . ..... .......... ....... 20.00 " Posts, extra quality 90 eta All calm .Lumber in proportion. t greatly to their :ova ntage to call, belng conetautly ready upon the most favorable tenon. cud at the Moneta notice. tn.:tautly kept on hand. tat:pent my Mork. WIL Respectrally. LOU(11111Y R. TREXLER. FOIL QUILTING THE BEST IN USE ! FOR MANUFACTURING ! FAST, DURABLE AND IMPROVED IN ANY BRANCH OF Manufacturing or Family Sewing ER DEPOT Old Blank Books And Ledgers, lIAS BEEN IN PRArTICAL VSE FOR MORE THAN TEN YEARS. 5,000 Mes-rower hs rse I loPrnatl...l Mrdal, I ondien t 1, 42. A , rurleati Is 9. lIARIOSON 11011,RR WORKS, Y..11..1.1phin. PATt:Sr DIFFERENTIAI 11 7 1. Eli 111 LOCUS I= =II= .r.PIHN A. OW. EWA Agenl 11 0 BRoATIWAT. NEW VOHS and I:+9 FEDERAL Sr.. BOSTON, 31,1 , ..5. j y2W7-lyw I=l I= =1 B FOR TUCKING Are Unapproachable FOR GATHERING =1 El= FOR FELLING W ATNON'S CELEBRATED FIRE •-•••••t.. -. AND BURGLAR PROOF i. ,4,.,...c. . 7 . , .7 , SAFES. :vi. - ESTABLISHED Ly 1843. THE OLDEST SAFE HOUSE IN PHILADELPIIIA The only Safe %lint IsstutDoolor. Guarnoteed Freo trout Datupuono• Alma prin.. from 15 to CO per cent. lower thou o'bor makers. Pleat° coed for Circular curl Priro Lint. ' T. WATSOI.4 & SON, Late of EVaPP d Wat.on, Mantillicturerm aule:Lilus at No. fit A. Fourth At. Philadelphia. C . F. WOLFERTZ, NO. 606 HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN, AluaufOclarer of all kind. of Cutlery, and dealer In Spuri.toeu's Article, which ho i. railing at reduced pric e, Single and double barrel Hunting Gunn. Iterolver. of all klude, Powder. Shot, Cap., Plehlas Tackle, etc. itily27•W MANHOOD: 110 W LOST! HOW RESTORED I Just published inn sealed enreipve. Pries. six cents A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREATMENT, .d Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emloolous, dexual Debility, and !tumuli= meat. to Marriage generally; Nervounness tionoomption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical Incapacity. re sulting from Self Abuse t ,by Rohr. .1. EIILYIIaWIiLL, M. D., author of the .itireert Book, Ac. 4. A BOON TO VIOIif3ANDa f 8 BUYIERERB. b Sent under real, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid. no receipt of six coats, or two portage stomps. by CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO., 121 Bowery. New York, root OEre box altid." June 6-3mdiw OWN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 .i.l atebea anti .Ifcb3elrn BAILEY/kg tthestnut & 12th Sts., PHILADELPHIA, Jewelers anb Silversmiths. FINE WATC4ES I FRENCH COCKS, BRONZES, PLATED WARE. QuaMu ißuaranteeb. 1600 tis sent by 'Express on • approval. I'V IMO' BiIEIMMIiM4 WATC I.ES AND JEWELRY, N 0.115 NORTH SECOND ST.. can. Of QrAttar, PHILA. An asmntn ient ut Watches. Jewelry. Silver and •APlnt.l Ware constantly on hand. /4-Repairing of Watches and Jewelry Promptly attended to. anrs-1Y KELLER d BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST., well regulated and warranted. All etrep and prices, trout la upward.. A larger anaurtment GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than can he found In any other liter° In the city. JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVER WARE f every df.tOptlon. Xii-Watcook repaired on Short Notice. WATCIIEN, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CHARLES S. MASSEY'S, No. 23 East Hamilton ntrret, oppoxite the German Ito formed Church. Just received from New York end Phil adelphlm all tho latest. atyles He lllse the largest and best assortment of Gold Watches and at lower prices than can be found elsewhere. ❑e lies it larger:trt better motortment of Silver Watches than can he purchased anywhere nine. G OLD .JEWELRY. Ile has 01., largest Rod bent ostiortment or all kind. or Gold Jewelry. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. Helios a larger and better assortment of all Muds at Qlll and Plated Jewelry than can be bound elsewhere. SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Bolles a splendid assort:mentor Silver and Plated Ware. Any portion desiring goods In thin line OM not fall to be suited. " • • CLOCKS. A larger assortment than at any other establlehment. . MELODEONS. A splendid .sortment of Prlnco'n Atelotlenbe, the beet In the world. A splendid assortment of ell kinds of Accordoone. Ills establishment has lately been fitted up, and la now second to none In Now York and Philsdolphla, and ahead of .ythlugontslde the large elites. Ho has a larger Mock of fashion able goods In bin lino than all others in Lehigh moll connty combined. To convince yourselves of the aho•• and see (21)airs L ARGENT STOCK GREAT INDUCEMENTS To boy all your furniture at the largext furniture ftture In town of HEIMBACH, HELFRICH & CO., 732 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN The 1 have recently Pat 10 0 MAM MOTH ALL PLATE-it LASS FRONT. and have otherwise enlarged their facilities for keeping on hood the stock in the city. t Their ELEGAN7' FURNITURE Is manufactured In their non enfethifshutenf, uuder their own supervision. and in warrant ed h , ho the heat In the market. Au Inspection of their stock will convince ho tern of the ad vantage of buying from thorn lielmitch, Helfrich et Co. manutwture KITTLE'S PATENT SPRING BED.and are sole agents for that superior bad. Call and see h. Remember The am mth Glass Front. pACIFICGUANO (.0. CAPITAL, $1,000,000. . JOHN S. REESE & CO.. SOUTH DELAWARE AVE., Arc)Facisire SOLUBLE PACIFIC Are Unexcened Are Unequallui At e Supeilo REDUCED PRICES " N.. fertilizer introduced to the farmers of the Middle and Southern States has given more genteel and uniform sat lafaction than this guano. The trade In It has steadily Increased until the consump tion now throughout the entire country far exceeds that of any other fertilizer. Tito largo capital involved In Its production affords the surest guarantee to Its continued excellence. The con, patty has n far greater Interest in the permanence of Its trade than any number of consumers can have ' • hence it Is the highest Interest of the company to put their bent fort zet In the Market. that their usual redline°, aided by the boot scientific ability. Can produce. Title K.. in .Wet/I retail by local agents of the com• pany throughout New Jersey, Delaare. Pennsylvania and the Southern States, and at wh o l e by A re Unsurpnased 1!=11!!!El Are Incomparable Are Admirable JOHN S. REESE it Co., LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALERS august 2.9 in w 110ARASOLN AN D SUNUMBRELLAS all the newest styles, Lama and real Lace cover,: and Parasols especially for Lace corer,. our .sertment of Plain and Potter Goods Is unequalled, and the prices as low as the lowest. Parasols 70 etc to Sl—alb—lined, tl,li.N.....V:PrLOrritirAb.riellt.' tU,Dm Um brellas l I st upwarus. Yon wilt Me both limo and money cbyyglv ne a call. All goods guaranteed of a euperior quality and to be as represented. H. DIXON, 21 South Eighth Street, Between Market and Chestnut Streets, East Bide, PIIILAADELPIIIA. apr2 PARENTS , TAKE NOTICE THAT AT THE BOTEN BOOK S I ORE TOC {TILL ALWAYS PIND FOR 5•1.13 ALL KINDS OP SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS AND 'SLATES, • PENS AND INK, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. • The limo Is again hero (or children to prepare :or SCHOOL And we have on hand and for.ea'e everything they want and nerd in the SCI-I 001.). ROOM. OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW anywhere lee, and , Va l e s tn give them multi what they mna leave to learn i DON'T POROET, AND REMEMBER THAT THE ' BOTEN BOOK STORE 18 THE PLACE TO BUY ALL KINDS OP School Books at the Lowest Prices. LEISENRINO, TREXLER & CO., • 6M Hamliton St., Alleutown,Pa. neti3l-Hd CITED WANTED.—A FEW FIRST-CLANS AGENTS, male rod female. for the beet ■ Ilin book' publlahed. Send for circular,. BIBLE BROTHERS. Pub'Whets, 73 Bleeeker Street, tote door wind of Broadway, N ALLENTOWN, PA. CLOCKS, GOLD WATCHES SILVER WATCHES ACCORDEONS GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE. PHILADELPHIA GUANO General Agents for the Company joy tbe iLabio. $4O MCLEAN de HOOPEIR $4O IMPROVED ELASTIC , 4 ;7 ,•c•F's.'• . 4 1 ;es. Lock Stitch Family Sewing Machine The Beet and Cheopeet In market, and exeela In the fol lowing Point.: UNEQUALED SIMPLICITY, QUIETNESS OF OPERATION, , EASE OF MANAGEMENI, RAPIDITY OF EXECUTION, NON-LIABILITY TO DROP STITCHES OR BREAK TII RSA D. SIMPLICITY OF TENSION AND APPLYING ATTACH MENTS, And It. Plltch loom lloble to mp to nee or weer then the "litottle" With. while It emu be more eoolly token out If desired. The MaLEAN & ttOOPEIt will Stitch, Hutu, Fall,Tuck Quilt. Cord. Bind, Ba.ta, Braid, Embroider nod Bather to a most approvad rummer. WALL MACHINES WARRANTED WM. BLOECKLY & CO., I= 61S HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN fob 10-lvdav WEED SEWING 111ACHIENS. HUBER & FRITZ, Agts., Allentown. =3 BEST SHUTTLE MACHINE OUT I That they will make a Stitch alilieon loith olden 1 That they will BEM ! FELL! HIND! CORD ! BRAID ! RUFFLE! TUCK 1 QUILT ! BEM STITCII I GATHER AND SEW ON AT • THE SANE TIME EASIEST TERNS! In attainou to all this they sr* Equally Oooti for FILO of Helm Work. HUBER & FRITZ AGENTS FOR LEHIGH COUNTY CIE= WIFIEELER dlc WILSON'S FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ARE THE BEST OVER HALF MILLION NO IV IN USE ! They have stood the tent of twenty years' one, sod It Is no experiment to pureh IL. one. BOLD ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN. Call at the salesroom and examine them, whether you wish to purchase or out. PETERSON & CARPENTER ENE.RAL AGENTS, 914 CHESTNUT STREET, MEE • • Rtirdiant C 5. CONSHOHOCK EN BOILER AN I) COI L ‘VORKS. JOHN WOOD, JR . , MANUFACTCRER OP TUBE. FLUE AND CYLINDER BOILERS, BATH AND STEAM CIRCULATING' BOILERS. All kinds of Wrought Iron Coils, Tuyers for Blast Fur nace, Gasometers. Smoke Stacks. sat Pipes, Iron Wheel barrows. and everything iu the Boller and Sheet Iron line. Also. all Minden( Iron and Steel Permits end Blacksmith work, Miners' Tools of ail kinds, such as Mom Buckets, Picks, Drills. blallets. Bledaos, At. Having workmen, Steam Hammer and set of tools of all blade. and Allied worken. I Metter myself that I can torn out work with promptness and dispatch, all of which will be warranted to be first-clans. Patching Boilers, and repairing generally, etrictly Bl ended to. nor 17 Clothing, GRIIAT ATTRACTION NEW FIRM ! NEW GOODS! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES • T. OSNIUN & 811C048801 - 8 fn Mei Var k Oxm I r BARGAINS GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM IN REIMER'S BUILDING. NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. We would Inform the citizen. of Allentown and the cur rounding country that we ate prepared with a largo stock or goods (or SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, and offer them to the public at renannabtnprtred. To tlios who boy their Clothing ready• made, they are prepared t . offer BARGAINS• WHOLE SUITS MADE TO ORDER! COATS, PANTS AND VESTS OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASHMERES le larger than It ham been before, ar.d we Intend to tell a ge very SMALL PROFITS, and give oar customers the bens fit of our low purchases. Great quantities and variation of NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS, And everything in the line of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS MIN'S. YOUTHS'. BOYS' and CHILDREN S READY-MADE CLOTHING CONSTANTLY ON BAND. do ira.A'A e rel t th . s u ttce. No. NMllton street, third T. NAIRN, JACOB SCROLL MAITIX Leer. mar 24.15 ALLENTOWN ROLLING MILL CO., Suernavors to THA.YER, ERD3IA.N. WILSON & CO., ' Hanafacturere of • STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, RAILROAD TURN TABLES, MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, Furnace, Rolling Mill and Mining Wont, &c., &c., &c. N. 8. --All work guaranteed and delivery prompt. L. H. GROSS, 544. august Y•3m sr MTAILEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE. WILMINOTON, DEL. Offers thorontb inetructlqu, comfortable accommoda. tione, sod careful oversight of the health. manner.. and morale of the poplin, at reasonable capon... Pollees. Sion will begin September 11th. MI. Der catalogue or Information. addreee REV. JOHN WILSON. Piesident. A. If.. AuslAllmW) ,1871. I . EIIIGII VALLEY pimig 1-.1 RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Leave Allet.town for Newyork. via Central Entine. of Now Jereey. at 800, 7C6•. 80), and 11 &I a m, and 1110, 533 D. m. For New York, via Morrie & Rases Railroad, at 600 and 11 155 a to, and 31.5 p m. For BlanatiOn Chunk and Belvidere at 0 30 a m, and 636 p F or Lambertville and Trenton at 60) and 11 66 • m, and 630 p m. For P.aidn at 600, 706'. 800, 0 30and 1166 a mi 12 lir. 043, 63A, BM aud 813 p m. Fur Philadelphia, via North Penn Railroad. at 80% and 11:60m. 63.5. 61.1 and 813 p m tier Catanttuquit & Pugh evilln R. R., 633 • m and pm. Fur Coplay at 035 and 12 18 a m, 125, 603 and 7 AS I, m. For blanch Chatik at 63.5, 11017 a m. 118,125 and 7 03pm. For Ni , at 6 3.5 nod 1007 • 423 m• For Waverly, Owego, Elmira, Auburn and Buffalo, al lUi7 x to tEa pro•os Train.) For }lntim. at 633 and 10 07ara,tad 16P For A 1111.111.1 at 10 07 n to •••• • • . For hislistiey City at 035 and 10(17 a m. and 420 p m. For jlt• Carmel at 035 and 10 07 a m.. Tiains with a star (*) start from Kant Penn Junction. FL 11. SAYRE. & Ent. Noirrii VANIA RAILROAD. SZICTSC!.II=7III4IC Panwengers for Philadelphia Inge Lehigh Valley It. It. train. paaolug Allentown at 800, 800 and 11 65 a. to., and 535 and 8 12p. m.. and arrive in Philadelphia 8 Ma m, . 2 15, 81 .5 and 10 . 31p. m. Al. Lehigh and tinannehanor Railroad train, at 215 and I 40 p. m•, .d arrive in Phila delphia at 5 0) and 915 p. m. Mx Through Trains Daily, Sundays Sacepted.J Paxaeuger tralna leave the depot Northwest corner Berke and American ahem., Philadelphia. For Allentown at 800 and 918 a. nu., ^ 09. 3 20, 4 CO and 110 p m. Falare corn are attached to the ti a. in. train. For Doyleetown at 8 SOIL tn.. 2 30 and 4 30 p m. For Fort Waehln gton at 7 and 11 a to, 810 and 11 30 p m. For Ablugtoo al 1 :811lIld bad p. 11.11. For Lanadale at 630 p. m. Leave Bethlehem at 620, 820 a. m.. 1215, 3 15, 600 and 830 p. to. Doylestown it 635 s. m., a 10 •o d 600 p. m. Lausdale at 605 it. tn. •• Fort Wa.hington at 830,1080 a. m., 215 end 91 p. • Ablontou at 21.5 and 625 p m, ON BUNDAI(B. Lorne Bethlehem , or Philadelphia at 400 p. m. Doylemown 645 a. a. Leave Poiladelphis for Bethlehem .1 980 a. tn. •• for Doylestown at 2(op. m. Fare—Allentown to Philadelphia, 8185. ELLIti CLARK, Agent. A LLENTOWN PASSENGER RAIL -4.x. WAY. _ _ TIME TABLE. On end after SATURDAY, July Int, 1871. ears will run toe)) traitus on the Lehl■■h Valley and Lehigh and Banque haulm, Philadelphia & Reading (Kant Penn Junction) Railroads, and to the Allentown Furnace. tearing dia. Ron, Hamilton and Ninth titivate, an follows: For L. V. L. &8. . K. Penn. Furnace. LeariFnr A 51 A. N. A. N. A. M. A BC 7,30 737 ti 40 900 910 ti tio 74,) 841 10 /10 11 30 7 3.1 II 30 11 2.5 7 45 P. Id. P. 51. 9 15 100 140 11 :k) P. M. P. N. 3 9.1 4 11l EIM=IiM=I • • . 4. 00 I ----- A 10 Pay Days St Raturd's • 6 hi ONLY :AI 830 0 10 The shove C ars rite to all the pawnor trains on the itlooVe tomln. • • The 6 31 car token passeugers from the 6 (vP. 81. train and the 731 car runs to Buffalo Express (L. V.) 81_I I . 31. FARE TEN CENTS. Children under ton years of age. Five Cents, Tickets can be purchased of the conductors on the ears, or of the Troasurer, in packngen o(7 (or 60 cts. or 14 for $l. Tickets toceived only for passengers, not for trunks or Packages. 401 - Pasegers are requested not to ride on the plat fo nt) )ti when th..ro is room iside. REAUING RAlL•aptowin ROAD. SUMMER AR RANORMENT. MONDAY, MAY 11, 1871. (I rent Trunk Lilo from the North and North-West for Pliihn!elphia, New York. Reading. Pottsville. Tamaqua, Ashland. Shamokin, Lebnnou, Allentown, Raritan, Sph ratn. Lint, Laucaster. Columbia, do. Trains leave Harrisburg for New York as follows: at 240, 810 ft. m., and 20u p. m., connecting with eimilar trains on Penusylvanla Railroad, and arriving at Now York at 10 V 5 a. al., 350 and 1.1 p. in. reapentively. Sleeping Cars accompany the 240 a. in, train without dtage. Returning leave New York at 900 a. ro.. 1290 noon and 500 p. to.; Philadelphia at 780. 890 a. In. and 830 p.m. Sleeping Cars accompany the 600 p. m. train from New York without change. Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Potta•ille. Tamaqua. Mtnersallle, Ashlaud, Shamokin, Allentown, and Phila delphia at 810 a. ill., 200 and 405 p. m, alopping at Leba non andprincipal wry etatiorm; the 406 p m. train eon. nacting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Colombia only. For Pottsville. Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, •lat3chuyl. kill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harriaburg at 340 p. m. Haat Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading for Allentown, Easton and Now York at 4 32,1090, a•Ln • and 4069 m. Returning, leave New York at 900 a. m., 1230 noun and 600 p. m., and Allentown at 720 a. in., 1225 noun, 216, 425 and 855 p. m. Way Paeseuger Train leaves Philadelphia at 7 60a. In, a mmcling with alinilar train on East Penna. Railroad; returniug leave Reading at 620 p tn., stopping at all lats. lona. Leave Pon/1011e at 9133 a. m., and 230 p. to. Herndon at 10 00 a. in. Shamokin at 540 and 11 15 a. on. Ashland t 7 05 a. tin. and 12 .13 noon, Mahatioy City at 751 a. to. and 120 p. m.. Tamaqua ut 835 a. In. and 10 p. m. for Philadelphia, New York. Rending . Harrisburg, gic. Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Suequehanna Rail road at 815 0. in. for 11 arriaburg. rod 1146 0. in. for Pipe ' grove midTremont. Reading Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at 610 a. n,., paeans Reading at 730 a. m., arriving at Philadel• tibia at 10310. in. Retail:dog, lease, Philadelphia at 61.5 p. passing Reading at 7 55 p. m., arriving at Potts ville at LI 40P. ni• PUttlitOWLl Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown at 630 a. in. Returning, leaven Philadelphia at 431 p• m. Cumbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 7A a m and 6 15 pin for Lphrata. Lilts, Lancaster, Columbia, Am Perklunien Railroad Tritium leave Peritiomen inaction at 717, 905 a in, 301 and 600 p m. Reitamial. leavn Soh wenksv ille at 1.130, 8 10 a m, 1250 noon and 4 45 p connecting wink alienisr train. on Reading Railroad, Colubruuktinto Railroad trait. leave Pottstown at 9 40 a in nod 115 and 6 4.5 p tat returuing leavo !donut Pleasant at 7 Oil, 11 21 a 10, mud 3 p counectiug with almilar Halm • / Reading It. R. Cheater Valley Railroad Traiun leave Bridgeport at 830 an; and 205 and 532 p retUrniug, leave Howaiageoa at 40 LI in 12 45 and 525 p m, counecting with aluiLlar trains ea Reading Railroad. On tiundays: IriaVe New York at 600 p m. Philadelphia at 800 a in and 315 p in (the 8W a in train ruuulug only to Readings, leave Pottsville at 81.10 a en, Harrisburg at 140 a u, and 200 pm, Alleatown a; 4 2.5 and 835 pm, Reading a; 715 in and 50 9 . t0 furl' arria burg, at 43 2 ain fur New York, at 7 ain Mr Allentown. and 415 pin fur Phila• dolphin. Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Sammie. Tickets, to and from all points, at reduced ratea. Baggage checked through; 150 pounds allowed each Passenger. J. R. WOOTTEN, sem 14 lir Slivt.tt ling. Much ',21. PIIILADELPHI! 0 CATANAUQUA D &PPP er APRIL TIIIRD, 1871, Passenger Trains on on & Fogelx,lllo Railroad will run Intooose s Lehigh Valley, Lehigh & Susquehanna, and allroatl, as follows: STATIONS. On and aft the Cnte Asa. lion with th Last Penn . Trains Wee. 64 6 56 7 02 7011 7 10 7 24 794 7 J 1 74J g titn The anon, ng train went leaves Cats sausitta on the arrival of the L. V. R. R. Passenger train from Manch Cheek, Easton, Bethlehem and Allet.town, and connect. at Alb.- tie with a train on the Eliot Pennsylvania IL B. (or Itead• lug, Pottsville, Ilarrisburg and Philadelphia, and also with a' train for Allentown, Bethlehem, ti Emden. The morning train ,Ettat connect, at Atlans wile Md. on B. I'. It R. from' Harrisburg, Pottsville Loading and Allentown and at Cata.auqua with train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad (or Manch Chunk, Wilkeabarre, Scran ton Philadelphia and Now York. the 115 P 51 train Went connects at Atlantis with trains on the Enid Penn. Railroad (Or Reading, Pottsville, Har risburg, Philadelphia, Allentown, Bethlehem. Itmton, and New York; arrive in Philadelphia via Reading at 6 15 p. m. The Evening train East leaves Al-Berth; on the arrival 0( 0 train from Allentown and of a train making connec tions at Reading with trains from Philadelphia, Harris. burg, Pottsville, and connects with local paasenger train on the L. V. H. It. at Catasauqua for Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton. . . Persona wishing towo to Allentown can take the morn Inc train West to Al.Burtia, arrive at Allentown 9l a m and return by a train on the Eaat Pennsylvania Railroad raving Allentown at -4 P. m. . . I= ]fmn%fact tired and Sold for 21 Years '1 Plnuters', Farmers' and Gardeners' Friend For COTTON. try It ! For TOBACCO. try It ! For WHEAT.try It ! Fur OATS, try It ! For r ORN,try It For BARLEY. try It ! For RY k try It ! For Vegetable... Fruits and Flowers , no better FERTIL IZER-la KNOWN at the present day. A NATURAL MANURE ! NO ADULTERATION Made from privy depoelt, or night soil Free from smell. Pleaanut to handle. Each cart-load when taken from the well deoderlseil. . .. .. .. .. Report of the beet practical agriculturists and chemists of Europe and America : Soil without any manure has produced three times the quantity of the eeed sown I has yielded. with a •Ilght sp• plication of the proper manures, from Decayed Vegetable Matter Slimes Its own seed Stable manure 71-e Pigeon ' ' 81• d nurse " 1, imco (I woo " 101 . 7 .. " Fluid Stereos, or Night 8011....12 11 1110 Solid Stolen., or Food rette 14 11 101 Ono ton of FOUR RETTE Is equal to ono ton of Guano. at one quarter its cost Too ask, What are the adranta pea of twiny Poudrettel 1. It prodoces the largest crops. '2. It enriches your laud. 3 11 acts quickly or, the seed sown,ond continua to show itself in the soil for years. 4. For fruits and vegetables, applied as per directions to Pamphlets It cannot be our parsed by any fertiliser of the r rreeent d•y. The price of Foudretto Is per ton. put up In bags, and delivered at any rail rua depots or steamboat land ings lu the city. All ordure addressed to FEYSSON POUDRETTE MANUFACTURING CO, 413accessore to A. PETBBOII & STEWART & Co.) NO. 420 LIBRARY STREET, (Room No. 6 Goldsmiths' Halt ) PHILADELPHIA, PA. Will moot with prompt attention ; or farmers near the city can rend their own teams to our works on Oray'• Ferry Road. near U. S. Arsenal, where we deliver In bulk, at 40 centn a bushel or $l6 a ton; or parties having the advantages of shipping, can scud vessels to our works and get the samo in bulk, at $lO per ton. aug3o.3: wl WILTDERGER'S FLAVORING} EXTRACTS - Are warranted equal to any made. They are prepared (rum the/mitts, and will,bo found much better than many of the Extract* that are cold. /kr Ask your Grocer or Drugg fit for Wittberger'S Extrude. BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE In. without doubt, the best article In the market, for blueing cloths*. It color more water then four limes the Isamu weight of Indigo, and much more than any other wash blue lu the market. The only genuine to that put up at ALFRED WILTDERGER'S DRUG STORE, No. =3 NORTII SECOND 6TREET, PIIILAD'A•, PA The Labata have both WILTISSIONICS and B•IlLf1W'• name. anthem, all others are counterfeit,. Per sale by most Grocers and Druggists. WILTBERGER'B INDELIBLE INK Wilt Le .1 and on trial to bea superior art fele. Alwaye on band fors ale at reasonable prices. Prue Ground seitass, tlenoine MEDICINE, Chamois Skins, Sponge., Tapioca, Pearl. lingo, mad all artlelee In the drag line, at ALFRED WILTHEROER'S DRUG STORE, Dane 25.1 y No.= North Second St., Phila., Pa. FANCY DYEING . ESTABLISHMENT. J. & W. JONES, • No. 432 North Front Sired, Philadelphia, Pa. 1.18•21C11.07/ICIt. CO{. MI .VID Vies. . Dye Silks. Wofen and Fancy Goods of andP Con. Their o eriperiority of Dyeing Ladles' Gentle men's Garment. is widely known. Crepe and Merino lihnwle dyed the roost brilliant and plaln colons. Crain and Merino Shawls cleansed to look like new. Also, Kidtleinens Apparel, and Curiaine. cleansed or re-dyed. Gloves cleansed or dyed to look like neer. 1111. Call and look Y at work before going elsewhere. Rug 21-moo ur Etailorabo. I= C = Trains East a. b. 1,.11 M= - . 0 8EIPLE'S. 445 •JORDAN BRIDGE, 9 33 OUTFIT, 9 51 WALBERT'S. 921 CHAPMAN'S, 919 TREXLERTOWN, 907 BREINIOSVILLE. 868 •SI'RINCI CREEK. 819 AL-BURTIB, 8 37 ECIMEMESEI C. W. CHAPMAN, Supt. and Engineer. ESTABLISHED IN Ina iprofetsoionai earbo. TAMES N. BIERY. ATTOItNEY AT to LAW. Mire, No. 20 E ,at Hamilton weal., aecoon door of Lfoo H.ll. Allentown, Pa. (Special attention glean to collections). . marl 7-11 UTE= N. MERV, ATTORNEY AT LAW. DIERY & DORNEY. COLMITION •RD RII•L ETA &norm., •ND Cnx•mr•irow., No. 021 Hnmtltnn •treet. second boor, Allentown, Po. Ur drw W D. LUCKENBACII, Avirron • FEY AT LAW; (formerly practiced It Carbo county). Ofilce. Ilamlltou street, second floor, near! opposlte dm Court noose. Allentown, Pa. May he cue suited I a the German language • INK dr BA I. DWI N. ATTOBNItYPI O .l e L . if o D s lliLtUtitL m tal2 m Aj LAW, Allentown, P►. C. 31. 'WAIL P. A. H. BALnwii J. MORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, E ALLENTOWN, PA. Office, No. CO East Ilacolitoe streot. Oa - Can be toenulted In 0 ono.. AO 14 CLEORGE H. RUPP— ATTORNEY VII, AT LAW. OM. with lion. John D. Hales, Altai. loWh. P• ELIAS NIERTZ. ALDERMAN, SURVEYOR AND CONVEY ANGER AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, 85 Went Hamilton St., Allentown, F. 'VMS. S. YOUNG. JR.. v (WITH KNOWLTON. SMITH Is .c.u.v,,) ATTORNEY AT LAW, Menem 43, 45. 413 and 47, No. Id) Wanhluglon Street. Clt I env, Juoo3o WI LLIA R 1 11. GLACE. ATTORN AT LAW. CATASAUQUA, LEHIGH COUNTY PENNA. may 1047 TOUN O. BOWMAN, ATTORNEY el AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Rum 0, N 0.630 Wal nut street. Philadelphia. mar 1-17 GEORGE R. IV ELSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. GNI Hamilton street, Frirdenshote Building. oppositn Lion Ilan, Allentown. Collections promptly outdo in Lehigh and Northampton counties DR. C. C. U. GULDEN. SURGEON DENTIST. °Men, over lira. M. A. 0. Ou ldln Trimming Storo, No. al Ewa Hamilton stree t, Allentown. LEVI NMOYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, MILLERS. TOWN, LEHIGH CO., PA. Particular attention paid to insolvent and decedent estaten. jan 64y THOMAS B. NIETZGAR, ATI'OB NET AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. 01111 co, No. G 2 Molt 11nrollton Mtreet. may 29-'69 GEORGE B. MICHAEL ATTORNEY AT LAW. 0 Ince, Pint door above Law Alley, AL LENTOWN, PA. may 21•6 M EDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, with Hon. Ban.ol A. lirldgeti, MEE:EMEI TORN RUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW , Office, N. E. Coroor tith and Hamilton Streets ALLEN TOWN, PA. may 1-ly ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTORn r.; AT LAW. Office, opponito the Court How.. AL• LENTOWN, PA. may 1-ly RCLAY HA ItIERSLY,ATTORNEY • AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. Jan 1.1-'6B-lf "VDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY ..12.1 AT LAW, eight doors abo•o the Court Hamm, AL LENTOWN Lehigh county. (eh 13-'O3-1y TT C. MUNNIRERGER ATTORNEY AT LAW. Removed to the Pont Odee bonding, necond door. ALLENTOWN PA. .pr2l-1y SAMUEL A. BUTZ, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Oniee, No. 6:34 Hamilton street, over Sebret. ber's store, ALLENTOWN PA.. (Aim MORRIS L. KAUFFMAN, ATTOR NEY AT LAW. Office, sectmd foot of the Pint National Bank building, ALLENTOWN, PA. Conned.). made In Lehigh and ad iolning ennead.. Can be counnlLed n the English and Qerman languages. sepl4-17 A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY Dr. WALEIM'S OAISB'ORZTIA VINEGAR BITTERS .4Hundreds of Thousands g --'-Wonder ra al w VI : r 2 61 01 n elb it. iltj kit . c-- Qv : .3 ;4 1 .44i ..c. :i r .. Pt §6.' clita g THEY AILS NOT A VILE p'teMale or Poor g l um, Whiskey. Proof Spirits a FANCY DRINK.Ii and Refine Liquors doctored, spiced and sweea reed to please the taste, called" Tonles,"" Appetit. ors," °. Restorers," ac, that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruts, but are a true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE& perfect Renovator and . Invigorator of tho System, carrying off all poisonous matter and reetoring Se blood to a healthy condition. No person can take then Bitters according so dire*. lion and remain long unwell. /00 "Mita" given toren Incurable case; provided the bones ore not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, ar .0 vital orzans wasted beyond the point of repair IPS For Intlamm..tory ens unruale Rheum,. .lam and Gout, Dyspepsia, ur Indigestion, Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these linters have been most mucus. full Such . Diseases ore caused by Vitiated Blood, which Is generally prOduced by derangement of Um Digestive Organs. DYSPEPSIA OR. INDIGESTION, Head ache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Cheat, Dicsineu, Boor Eructations of the Stomach, Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Ingammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Sidney", and a hundred other painful symptoms, aro the offsprings of Dyspepsia. • They Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate thu tor pid liver and bowels, which render them of unequalled °Macy In cleansing the blood of all impurities, and Imputing now life and vigor to the whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tatter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pnatules,Bolls, Cu' beetles, Iting•V7orms, Scald•llead, Bore Eyes, Erysip sine, Itch, Sculls, Discoloration' of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the bkin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dog up carried out of the system in • short time by the use of theme Bitters. One bottle In such CMs will convince the most incredulous of their curative effect. • em 0 49 6H 5 99 6 JO 6 86 Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever on Ind its impurities bunting through the skin in Pimples, Erg:. Bons or gores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggish In the vela.; cleanse It when It Is foul, and your fesllngi will tall you when. Heap the blood pure and the health of the system will follow. PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking In the • System of so many thousands, aro effectually deltic.) , 44 and removed. For fall directions, read carat:illy the circular around each bottle, printed fa four law roues—English ,Oemtao, French and Spanish. J. WALKER, Proprietor, B. 11. MoDONALD & nests and Oon. Agents, Elan Francis: • , and M and N Commerce Street, New I • SOLD DT ALL DIIIIGGIBTO AND I LUMBER ! LUMBER !! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I HOFFMAN'S STEAM SAW MILL AND• LUMBER YARD ! KINDLING! • BILLS OUT TO ORDER ! , - OFFICE AT THE MILL, ••FRONT AND LINDEN STS. WHITE AND BLACK OAK BAW LOBS wasted. for which the highest market price will be pall upon deity. ry. 11-w July STAR GLANS WORMS, NORRISTOWN, PA , These works are mituafacturlng A SUPERIOR QUALITY 0 WINDOW GLASS: SINGLE AND DOUBLE BTRENOTEI PHOTOGRAPH. COACH. PICTURE. CORRUGATED AND OBSCURE GLASS, • ROUND, SQUARE, AND OVAL SHADES. Bc. • (Equal to European make.) From the beet matetiale aced, making whiter. finer, umonther and tougher glass than any other made In the nited Malec WARRANTED NOT TO STAIN. • J. M. ALBERTSON as*SO•3mw “THE SILL” INSTITUTE POTTSTOWN, MONTOONE'RY CO., PA. inglieb, Classical, Scientific. Artistic and Commercial. LOCitioll admirable. Twentieth Annual Session. Thor tiiitalizeparation for C i r i ll . l: ,. ge o oz o ll . n w e . hitrt i palrill ars, • nelail. REFERENCES—Rey. Dm. Melee. Schaeffer._ Ilann, Kn ut h s o w, getter, etc., OW (10e Judge Lgtilow, Leonara Myers. J. 1:1. Yost, IL libyer, Y. RIM./ Thayer etc. etc. =I mny 1-ly pil E. F. 17
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