inebieinal.
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. W. CORNER OF
S. W. CORNER OF
S. W. CORNER OF
HAMILTON & HALL STS.,
HAMILTON & HALL STS..
HAM . LTON & 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 wantany 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 diem
ists ; you will find that to 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 ( ITRE,N 0 PAY
DR. H. 1). LONGARER,
Graduate of the Gale ernity of Pennsylvania, at Phllad
phis, has been In successful practice for a number of ye
In Various parts of the United States; will promptly
tend to all branches of his profession at his rooms,
East side of Sixth street, bet. Ilamittoit and Wain
ALLENTOWN, PA
No Patent Medicines are used or recommended ; the r
edies administered are those which will not break d .
the conetitution, bat renovate the system from all into
It has sustained from mineral medicines, and leave it
healthy and perfectly cured condition.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA,
and all diseases of the Lungs, Throat, Stomach, und LIT
er, which yearly carry thousands to untimely graves, c
undoubtedly be cured.
MELANCHOLY ABERRATION,
that elate of alienation and aberration of mind which r
den persons incapable of enjoying tho pleasures of p
forming the duties of life.
RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS,
In any firm or condition, chronic or acute, warranted cur
'able. Epilepsy, or falling nickneen, and chronic or stub
born cases of FEMALE DISEASES speedily and radically
removed; Salt Rheom, Skin Diseases (of yearn' standing)
every description of Ulceration., Piles and Scrofulous die
ease., warranted cured.
. .. • . • .
4EO-Particular attention given to privato disesees o
every description of both sexes.
Ladies suffering from any complaint incidental to thol
sex, can consult the doctor with assurance of relief.
Cancer eared, and Tumors of all kinds retnovod withon
the knife or drawing blood. Dleoaees of tho
EYE AND EAR
•
suceeaafnlly and effectually removed.
Aav - Dr. Lougakor will make )(tails any dlatance If do•
Wed; can be addreseed by letter (confidentially) and med
icine ;tent with proper directions to any part or the county.
Omen: Haat side of tllslb ittreet. between Hamilton and
Walnut Allentown. Pa. may 28-ly
IRON IN THE 8 LOCV.
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The mate , : the weal:strong,
and extr.l; AI e• by rolltltlyinp the hlootl with
NATero:' 4 I/T . l Vir tt.IZINO AGENT-1110N. •
COWIOII.-4...11 - e you Col Peruvian Syrup.
Ihkolphleto 'too, J. DINSMORE, ProprletOr y
No. :IR joy st., New York.
soil by Druggists generally.
PALES OR HEMORRHOIDS.
PILES OF ALL KINDS perfectly and permanently
C•6ID, without pain, danger, omit. or Instrument,. by
WM. A. hfcCANDLESS, M. D., •
1001 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Who eta refer you to over 12110 cases cured to Philadel
phia alone. Vie desire to may to those afflicted, there le
poeitively no deception to the cure of these'D maims, It
matters not how tong or how reverely you have been
4/tided:we can cure you. We also cure Fistula, Fissure
IrroLapsns, Strictures and II Iteration of the lower bowel.
Come you that are aulfering„ we will not deceive you.
We have patients from almost every elate in the Union
aad from Europe. Have treated those disease. for twenty
ware without a Mum. err 26.1 y
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.—A
Naw Cooll.llor LICTUALIL as delivered at the Penns
Polytechnic and Anatomical Museum, IWO Chestnut St.,
three door, above Twelfth. Philadelphia, embracing the
subjects: How to Live and What to Live fort Youth, Ma
turity and Old Age; Manhood Generally Reviewed; The
cause of Indigestion Platnlence and nervous Diseases
accounted for; Marriage Philosophically considered.
Thais lectures will be forwarded on receipt of 250.01. by
addreastng: Secretary of the Penna. YOLTTLOUNIC AND
ANATOMICAL Moenru. ram Chestnut St., Philedelphis,
Penna.. une VI-17
Spectra.leo.
SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES!
EYE GLASSES, &c.
. .
. 41 ,, ,A . orilfr: .,,g ht „ en , :! i xt nt of all kinds ottlip
CHAS. S. MASSEY'S,
N0.'23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA
Having devoted • great deal of care and attention to the
Spectacle bunt.. for these last few yeam, I And that MY
business in that line has increased so touch that I bare de
termined to make It a SPECIALTY. There is no article
manufactured in which there Is eo much deception pr.-
Heed as there is In Spectacle Glasses, Knowing that the
public have been frequently humbugged by parties pre
tending to have••uperior article of Wearer, •cul charging
etorbilaut prices for them, thereby tratlielng upon the ne
er...silles and infirmities of age, I have taken pains to se
lect • large and complete assortment of the tinted and best
Glasses ever manufactured, thus affording all person.
needing Spectacles an opportunity of porchaaing at Tea
sortable prices. Femme haring any difilculty la being
malted elsewhere will do well to give mo a call, as t feel
coulldent that no one will fall to be suited. Remember the
old stand, No. 79 East Hamilton street, opposite the Ger
man Reformed Church, Allentown, i nn 23..68 tf
C . F. WOLFERTZ,
CUTLERY,
NO. 606 HAMILTON STREET
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Manufacture. and kelps con.taallz on band a lar_ao as
'oilmen% of Pockets of Bollworm,zors. Table holve
MN Bork..
i'financial.
GIIIARD SAVINGS RANK,
NO.
(Organized under ► State Charter),
EAST HAMILTON STREET,
/MAI' OPPOSITE THE COllll . RODIN
Monies received on deposit at all times from one dollar
upward.. Pay. SIX per cent. interest for six month. or
longer. Four per cent. on daily balance, subject to check
at eight. Gold and Silver, United States Bonds and other
Securities bought and sold. Interest collected on Govern.
meet &curiae. at fair rates.
All deposit. of money will be held strictly confidential,
and may be withdrawn at any time.
Married woman and minor. have special privileges
Milted In our charter, having fall power to transact Intel.
Rees with us in their own names.
This Inetitution Is a legal depository for manic. paid
Into Court, and receives money in trust from guardian.,
11.11.1i0Intrstors. (renewers, tax collector s and others.
sr/IIONEE LOANED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
PItAON ALBRIGHT, President.
11 n• IlsavraLL, Cashier.
Directore—Phsoo Albright, James F. Kline, Tilghman
Mertz, David Wel. . Aaron Eieenhart• iel4m
MILLERSTOWN SAVING BANK
MILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY.
MN institution will bo opened on or before the lit day
of April. Money will bo taken on deposit at all times and
in any crime from ono dollar upwards, for which
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
par annum will be yald.
Deposits may be withdrawn at any time Also, monoy
caned oat on favorable t J rms.
AMES WEILER, President
Inusxmer Sums, Cashier.
J. F. Bt. Shiffort, Georg Ludwig,
Frederick C. lobe. Clirist .- , K. Henninger,
David Donner, Willit m Sandal'.
Jaime (Idabel, Gideon P. Bgner,
Horatio T. Hartzog. Benjamin J. lichmoyer.
James Bingmaster mar 16.13 m
ALLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITL
TION.
Organized as "Dimes Saving InsiUtaion,"
NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST.,
(NBAELLT (MECUM:ERE AMERICAN ROTEL, )
PA VS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR
MONEY ON DEPOSIT.
This !cgitation, the oldest Baying Bank la Eastern
Pennsylvania, ban been In continuous and enecessful
operation for tea years, and oontinoea to pay SIX PER
CENT. INTEREST on money for one year, and !special
rates of interest for shorter periods.
dential. ..All deposits of money will be held strictly confi-
Executors, Administrators, Truateea, Assignees,
Treasurers, Tam Collectors,
and other custodian. of public or private moneys, are of.
fared liberal rates of interest.
Farmers, Merehants, Laborers, and all who have
money to put on interest fora long or short period will
find ouratintitution an agreeable and advantageoes one in
which to do business. We especially invite LADIRM to
transact their banking heroinesn with no.
MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have special privi
legee granted by our charter—having full power to traas•
act busbiess with us in their own names.
Money deposited with this Institution
IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED,
by a Capital stock and surplus money curtly of over
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and addition, the
Board of Trustees have as required by t barter, given
bonds under the supervision of the Court In tine sum o
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds aro regis
tered in and held by the Court of Common Pleas of this
county for the security of depositors.
Our Iron Vaults are of the most secure and extensive
kind known in this country as n personal Inspection will
show, and to which we invite our friends and costomors.
We refer to this. believing that safe Burglar Proof Vault
complete the safety and reliability of a good Saving Dank.
WILLIAM H. AINEY, President.
CHRISTIAN PRETE, Vice President.
REUBEN STABLER, Cashier.
TRUSTEES:
W illiam H. Miley, Charles S Bush,
Christian Prot., John D. Stiles,
P. E. Samuels, Benj. J. Ilsgenbucb,
George Brobst, .
Nathan Pet S e a r. 'nuel Soil '
Jan 12-t
FARRIER'S SAVINGS BANK,
Incorporated under a State Charter of 1870
Foge'ovine, Upper Macungie township. Lehigh Co.
This Institution han been organised and opened under
Btato Charter. MONEY will be taken on deposit at all
times and In any sum from St and upwards, for which
6 PER CENT. INTEREST
WILL BE PAID.
Dm - melte may be withdrawn at any time.
Alen money loaned out on favorable terms.
WILLIAM MOHR. Pres.,lent
R. 11. FOREL Ca Afer.
TRUBTREB:
Dr. H. A. Saylor, J. H. Straub,
Daniel Moyer, David Polar,
Joon. Hooch, Samuel Kobus,
Daniel H. Creltz, William Stela,
William Mohr • Caor 640
MMINIBMIZMI
Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church
alley, in Lion Hall, second story, opposite the German
Reformed Church. In the City of Allentown, in organized
and rkndy for business. 11 !bill pay SIX per cent. In
terest on all deposit* except bum rl/811 deposits, for /My
period of time, to be ea initiated from the date of Jerold!.
To secure which, the Trustees of the Institution have
tiled in the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County,
cinder the direction of the Court, a bond in the sum of
Twenty•five Thousand Dollars, conditioned fur the faith
ful keeping and appropriation of all such some of money
as shall be placed In charge °timid FRANKLIN SAVINGS
BANK, whether as deposits or shares of stock. which
bond may be enlarged by tho Court whenever It may be
deemed necessary.
In addition to thin. the liable Incorporation makes the
Stockholders personally tti the depositors I which
ble the amount the Capital Stock of the Bank, which
is fifty thousand dollars, with liberty to Increase it to one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
These provisions will make it a very desllll.lllo and safe
plit i ce i o d f dewolit. b
I!
be kept7; one o a rt h e n i ' tr r aTt . f t t o nl ' A t l e B) ll pr otected t. tdP;alat w ill
in
this city.
Arraugnments will be made to furnish drafts on the °Mee
of Now York nod
S. A. BRIDGES, President
J. W. WI LSON. Vice President
J. E. ZIMMERMAN. Cashier.
F 12211
Daniel H. Miller, S. A. Drlllizaa.
John liolben. ' .I. W Wllonn,
William Biter, J. E. Zimmerman
D. 11. Creits,. rater Orono,
ndwin Zimmerman. mar 30
TIRE ERIN SAVINGS BANK
OF
AVM., L. YOHN,
NOR7'H ENID ST., ABOVE LINDEN,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
This bank has boon established for the purpose of carry •
log on a general Banking bushman, and tooder to the
community a SECURE INVESTMENT for their money at
home, at the same rate of Interest that It would command
In New York or Now /ems , .
MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY
Si` Gold, Silver and Government Bonds bought and
sold.
Drafts drawn on the principal elites of Gm United States
In aurae to suit purchaser..
Collections made on all accessible point., and proceeds
promptly remitted at current rates.
Farmers, Merchant., Laborers and all who hays money
'to put out on interest for a long or short period will find
ltd. Institution an agreeable and advantageous one to
which to do boldness.
Interest allowed on deposits at the following rates, to
wit:
KiNEIYEPAN,T.,MoiOre year,
day. and under one
veer.
ifOrßevenuo !damps sold at a discount. [Jan 211 dew
113rp 41300b0
Announcement ExtraOrdiunry
E. S. SHIMER & CO.'S
DRY GOODS
HEADQUARTERS!
705 AND 707 HAMILTON WTHELT
ALLENIOIVN, PA
Latest Interesting Intelligence
PRICES TO
ASTONISH THE NATIVES !
OUR GOODS WERE BOUGHT BEFORE THE
LATE ADVANCE AND GIVE THE AD.
VANTAGE TO THE 'IRADE.
n r.. 0 0 LAST_ PRICE LIST created groat havoc the
to ict h L/ w ll e Vi c ti on Pßll.,ED STORES. T.Ley can't see how
Make Money and Sell Goods so Cheap
MED
"MAMMOTH STORES."
WE WILL TELL THEM
First. baying two Mores, wo are able to buy Goods In
largo lots direct from the manufacturers and Importers,
and from If to Wpm. cont. cheaper than they do.
tlecoud, our large sales enable no to make money, even
though we make but very little on any one'article.
And last but net Imtet, We buy exclusively for cash
and discount all our bill*, which In the aggregate
amounts to considerable.
No .111(sreyreamtatinna to Effcct Satre I
Pricer I Quo/Dice Guaranteed I
Determined n ot to be Underenid
By Any of Our Otanpaiture
DAILY ARRIVALB UP
Fall and Winter Dry
.Goods
OUR STOCK Is entirely too extensive to enumerate ar
ticles and Prices. We have In stock a general assortment
of goods usually kept in a first-elase and well regulated
■tore. Immense stock of
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, &O.
of every poseible description awl price.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS
PAISLEYS, EHOCUES, BLANKET,
TWEET and STELLA SHAWLS
Woolens for Men's and Boys' Wear
CLOTHS, CASSIDIERES, TWEEDS, SATINETS, KEN
JEANS. AC.. AC.
BLANKETS.'
White Brawn, and Gray Blankets
Nartallas and Iluna y-domb Q nal*,
Fancy Wool Cureries
Flannels, lineetlngs, Cheeks, *e
CARPET DEPARTMENT COMPLETE I
OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES, &C.
E. S. SITTMER & CO.,
703 and 707 Hamilton Bt.. Allentown. Pa.
Tat; LEIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18,
TREMENDOUS. STOCK OF LUMBER !
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING TRADE
AT TUE
ALLENTOWN IX MI3ER YARDS
ILLOTJGHBY R. TREXLER
(SUCCESSOR TO TREXLER & 8R05.,)
Corner of Tenth and Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa.
BE SURE AND LOOK FOR TIIE
LUMBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
COME
AND
SEE
Persons In noel o r lumber for large build' ogm will find 11
o fill orders for all kinds of lumber u.ed In largo building.
Every article belonging to a Ilrst•class lumber yard Is col
Thankful fur past favors. I Invite my friends to call and
Jan 25.3 m
TO COACH - MAKERS:
OUSTER'S PATENT CARRIAGE GEARING!
This mode of gearing is far superior to atry yrt invented for beauty, simplicity and durabi
does not require a genius to attach it to any Med of spring carriage or wagon, and will at
the purposes that pint form gearing will, with abent one-fourth the labor.
ADVANTAGES OVER. ANY 01 RER GEARING
The braces support the body so that it eanttot tux , ward forward.
It prevents straining the sprlng-bolts and ear. a.i In ins.
It rides much steadier.
It answers for all kinds of cArilages and ,prlng
It Is much lighter.
It improves the appearance of a carriage.
It takes less skilled labor to construct one.
It Is much easier washed and kept elcan.
It Is especially adapted to carriages and wagons tnlicro short I'll'lllllg is required.
It Is much stronger and IeAS liable to get 0111 or orler.
State, County and Shop rights for sale. For furl her information, litillreF. 4 ;
C. CUSTEII & )
'rretilet town, Lehigh CouLty, Pehna
npr 26-3mw
Harrison Safety Boiler.
GROVER & BAKER'S
ELASTIC: LOCK STITCH FAMILY
• 7 T
SF.WINu MA.CIIINEs!
NEW STYLES
SHUTTLE STITCH SEWING MACHINE'S
PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS DESIRED FROM ALL IVIIO REQUIReA
FAST, DURABLE AND IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
To our NEW STYLES, which poasCESuumistakable advantages over the NOISY and CUM DROVE
styles of other makers.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
J. F. WIREBACK, Agent
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, opposite German Reformed Church,
No. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa
HART!N AN
WASTE PA'
The Highest Ca.
'ER DEPOT. .•
ih Price Paid For
Old Blank Books .
And Lodgers,
Waste Paper, That aro all written over.
or.n kinds. 0 d Pamphlets, &o.
Rana, NOM BAGOINO AND . CANVAII 1300011 T.
Consignments from Country Orators solicited.
marl-]r J. 11ARTMAli. 611 Jaya odt., PhilaPa,
Old Newspapers
Of every do.crlptloo
IRV~EW CENIETERY ANNOCIA-
Az' TION OF ALLENTOWN.
This Association Is prepared to sell lots clear of all an.
cumbrances on reasonable terms. Purchasers can sea
plans at the office of tho Association,
No. 626 Lion Hall, Second Floor,
By min notice at the cake Mr. C. K. Helot will wee
persona t. at the Cemetery to
811TleKIIINg.f74:11dettthey
wan
CHAS. ECKERT. Treasurer.
J. J. STEIN, Secretary.
spr -lad
MICR. GULDINN
•
Ladies' Trimming Store,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Th. trade at this old and well intowq establishment is
..nstantly incretwing, owing to the fackMat NEW WOODS
are being constantly received of Abe ATEST STYLES
and always suitable to the want. of her numerous custo
mers. People shouldalwaye go where they are sure to be
ailed at low lore.. 'as
" B TRUE SIGN !"
ERE!) AT TIIE FOLLOWIII I'ItICES
0. 1 Fine Boards, best quality, per thousand $3l
" 1 " Scantling, " 32
" 2 " Boards, 25
" 3 13 inches wide, " 19
" 3 " " nll width, " 18
" 1 Floor, 6 Inches wide, best quality.. 34
" 1 " all widths, per thousand 30
" 1 Hemlock Flooring, 6 inches wide......... 26
1 CS " all widths-- 25
" 1 Spruce Flooring
" 1 Block Siding, beet quality
" 1 German "
4, 2 ti
g Beveled Siding, platted
" not pinned
1!..f Inch Common Fennel
1;; "
2 IC It It
Hemlock Joist, Scantling, &c., all length
Hemlock Boards, 12 Inches Wide.
" all widths
No. 1 24 Inch Shingles, extra quality
1 26
"
3 feet Lathe, best quality
4 ti
3 " Palings
33,1" "
414. 1
Fence Boards and Rails
Posts, extra quality
All "
°Om Lumber In proportion
It greatly to their advantage to call, being constantly read
upon the aavbl tenon. end at the shortent notice
Irpttautly kept on hand.
lunpect nay ntock. fte4ppectfnll))•.
WILLOUGHBY R• TREXLER.
THE - BEST IN USE !
FOR MANUFACTURING !
IN ANY BRANCH OF
Manufacturing or Family Sel6i!g
HAS IN PRAIITICAL I'SE FOR
MoRE THAN TEN YEARS.
!I:1,1100 110,...-pnover In Use.
Itityruatlott I Nl , olo. 1 on don, 7572
.19 eric..tn lur.titote M. 10, IR 9.
I=l
11.11i111•6()N BOILER W , YRES,
P ma 'Ollll,
wEsToN's PATHS!' DIF FKI:ENTIAI
PULLET' BLOCII.N.
EiS=Mlll2l/1
II 100 , 0 N BOILER I)l U
or ✓OH V A. COL, F...lrA N, .1;/rn t,
m Ito AWAY, Now Yo.
tun! 100 FFl.ritAl. Sr., SurrrON, 11A411.
=Xi
FOR ❑RAIDING
FOR QUILTING
FOR
FOR TUCKING
Aro Unapproachable
FOR GATIIIRING
FOR STITCHING
=I
FOIL FELLING
ATNOIVIS CELEBRATED Flit%
AND BURGLAR PROOF
if SAFES.
ESTABiLSIII7) IN 1843.
THE OLDEST SAFE !lOUS]: IN PHILADELPHIA
The only Safe with Inatna DOOReI.
Onaranteed Free front Datapuens.
Al. price. front 15 to 20 per rent. lower than o her
maker. Pinion sand for Circular and Price Lott.
T. WATSON & SON,
tale of Ryan. & Watron, Manufacture's
ana?..3•Gm w No. A 9 S. Fourth St. Philadelphia.
C F. WOLFERTZ,
NO. 606 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN,
Manufeeinrer of all kind. of llery, and dealer In
Sportainen'a Artlelea, which he Is felling at reduce° pric
es. Single and double barrel Hunting bluer, llinvoleer•
of ell a lode, Powder, libel, Capes Flaking Tackle, Co,
1y27-ni
MANIOOOD: flow LOST! 110 W
RESTORED I
Just published in a sealed envelope. Price. six cent,
A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREATMENT, and
Radical Cure of duermatorrhee .or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual. Dahlias, and luquall
monis to Marriage generally; Verso... Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical i ncapacity. re.
uniting If= belt Abase, he., by Root, J.CULvanwitt.L.
M. D., author of the •. Green Book," he.
"A BOON 10 THOUSANDS OF BUFFBRERB."
Bent under noel, in a plain envelope. to any address
. 00sfringsf, on receipt of six cents, or two postage /boons
by J. O. KLINE & 00., IV Bowery. New York
post Odic° box CO& ' June 1)-3mdaw
Mateljea ant) 3033ctru.
BAILEYO
Chestnut & 12th Sts.,
HIL A DELopk,
3ewelers &lb Silversmiths.
FINE WATctiEs y
FRENCH C_ocKs,
BRONZES,
PLIVTED WAFIE;
Qualitu Guaranteeb.
'Boobs sent by Express on
approval.
W Inns IC —ly.
p.tic K. NTACFFER, •
WATC .ES AND JEWELRY,
No. 1S NORTH SECOND ST.. eon. or Remote, PHILA.
' An n,Fortmnt of Watcher, Jewelry. Silver nod
f . %Plote,l Worn conntantly on hand.
et:2-141 Aar Repairing of Woleltemllll.l Jewelry promptly
Ittteuded law 5.1 Y
KELLER it BROTHER,
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.,
.13.00
.14.00
15.00
_O.OO
20.00
.30 cta
vell regulated and warranted. All HUCK and prlcen, from
c 2 twward, A lorger n 'ow rt meta of
_ _ _
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
than can bn round In nay other Flare In the'clti?
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
SILVER WARE
every tiff, tiptlna.
44-Watenex repaired nu Short Notice.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
No. IN East ilitinilton street, opposite the (Sermon Rn
formed Church. Just received from Now York and Phil
adelphin, nil the lutust styles
He has the largest and hest oFFnrtrnent of Gold \Vetches
and at looter prices than can to. found elsewhere.
lie hoe a larger and bolter ameortment of Silver Wall:her
than CAD i, plarintAPd An y w here oleo.
G OLI ) ENV.ELIn.'
•
lin ban thn largest mollient asmorlinont of all Made of
()old Jowolry.
•
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY
Hoban a larger and better a4Hoffincnt of nil kinds of Hilt
sod Plated Jewelry than can be bind elnowliere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
llobam n gplenclld ansortment of Silver and Plated Ware.
Any per Hon de,lrlng goods to thla line can not foil to be
CLOCKS.
A larger axsortant than at any other eAahllehment
MELODEONS.
,I , lty, and
I wet. all
A nolondid astiortnnnt of Prlnco'x Melodeonx, the boat
to the world.
A splendid aesortment of all kinds of Accordoonx.
His coda 1,11 meat has lately been fitted up, and In now
second to nano In New York and Phllndelphla. and ahead
of nnythlugontsldo the large cities. Ile hoe n target ?dock
of fa+hlou lade ;peels In Ids than all °there In Lehigh
count• combined. To cony Pico yournel yen of the above
call 11114 h.,
TO)irz
TA KG 11,ST ST,( I
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To hay all your furniture :it the Issgost furulturo store In
town or
HEIMBACH, HELFRICH & CO.,
732 lIANIILTON ST., ALLENTOWN.
'rho. hit, h.tv.: roreutly put It: :t NIA3It
Al!. PLATII•(iLASS null
have otherwise todurord their fortlitteo for
koepluo en Loud the Ittror,t -tool: 14 the city
Their
le EG ANT FURNITURE t
L. tounnfortured In ?het , loon cArtaLlislingcnt,
under their own 0 ,, i0 and In warrant
ed in be Mr /o/d in the market. An lu,bectlon
of their ,tork trill convince ha) er, nl the tol
vannige of bnytug from noon
11,11nleich. Helfrich .11 GI. In lonfArtnro KITTLE'S
I'ATENT SP/lINII BED. nud 3/11 kohl ugouts fir that
Ruperlor bed. Guilt and Mel' 11. Hemet/11,er
The Mammoth Glass Front.
PACIFIC GUANO CO
. CAPITAL, $1,000,000..
JOHN S. BEESE & CO.,
12 SOUTH DELAWARE AVE.,
Are Exclubive
SOLUBLE PACIFIC
Are Uue::cened
Are Unequalled
Are Superb
REDUCED PRICES.
No terfilirer Introduced to the rartnere of tho Middle and
Southern States has given more genet al and uniform sat
larantion than this guano.
Are Unsurpassed
. . .
Tlio truth, In It hen ateadlly Increased nntll tho conaump
!lon naw throughout th o u entire country far exccodn that
or any other tortilla°,
Are Faultkvi
The Wage capttalluvolved In ❑a production elforde the
eureht guarameo to its continued excellence. The cony
patty has a far greeter interest In the permanence of•II,
trade than any number of consumers can have : hence It
Is the highest Interest of the company to rat their belt
fertillm N in the Market. that their n•nal facilltlex, aided
by the heat nylon title ability. sac priaince.
Thin guano Io hold at retail by loc.tl ageute of the coin•
pony throogbont Nem Jorepy, . polulynr, Penniylvania
pa d
the Southern State, and al wholchale by
Arc Income irablu
Are Admirable
JOHN S. REESE d: Co.,
LIBERAL DISCOU NT TO DEA LERS
=
- pi MIASMA AND NUN UMBRELLAS
1 all the newest Myles, Lama and real Lam cover:
and Pummels especially for Lace covers, our motortmant
of winsP and Fancy Good. Is uqualled. and the prices
as the lowest. Parasols TA eta to $l.-0.2.5-11uod,
atl.f4l, (0-42.50—up VA CU; bilk Umbrella.
,
,!, 0.11, 41.hU Ilr2.00; Rain Umbrella., from tAI eta. and
upwards. Von will save both time and money by gin.
leg tns a call. All goods guaranteed of it superior quality
and to Ira as represented.
H. DIXON,
21 South Eighth Street,
Between Market and Chestnut Streets, East Side,
I'IIII,AADELPHIA. ttpr2
PARENTS TAKE NOTICE
TIIAT AT TIIE
BUTEN BOOK S'l ORE
Tar WILL ALWAYS MD FOIL SALE ALL HINDS Or
SCHOOL BOOKS, •
BLANK BOOKS,
COPY BOOKS AND SLATES,
PENS AND INK,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
The tints Is ogitin here for children to prepare or
. SCHOOL !
gl i ,7e: p g , ;h o e n hand aid for:ra'e everything they w ant
SCHOOL ROOM.
OUR PRICES
ARE AS LOW •
nice,nnpwhere
In school.
give them just what they
mus have to 1
DON'T FOROLT. AND REMEMBER TIIAT TIIE
BOTEN BOOK STORE
IS THE PLACE 'lO BUY ALL KINDS OF
School Books at the Lowest Prices.
LEISENRING, TREXLER & CO.,
Gil Ilarnillon. St., Allettlown.Pu.
aertHfd
GMEITO
books publlebed. Need for clrculnrr.
BIBLE 11110VIE11Q. Pnbl!sheri,
75 Bleeeket Street,
•
, eon door west of r 4419 r; N
ALLENTOWN, PA.
CLOCKS
GOLD WATCHES
SILVER WATCHES
ACCORDEONS
GENERAL AGENTS
OFFICE
PH I LA I/EL PH I A
GUANO
General Agents for the Company
'or the Labieti.
$4O fIioLEAN .1: HOOPER $4O
IMPROVED ELASTIC.
!TI SS itch Family Sewing Machine
The Beet nod Chenceet le market, nod excel. In the fel
Ii w log pelnto:
UNEQUALED SI MPLICIT i.
QUIETNESS OF OPERATION,
EASEOF MANACIEMENI, •
RAPIDITY OF EXECUTION,
NON•LIADILITY TO DROP STITCHES OR BREAK
THREAD.
SIMPLICITY OP TENSION AND APPLYING ATTACH
MENTS.
And Ita knoll Ides liabh, to rip In use or wear than the
"Shuttle" Mitch. while It can be worn really taken out
If doalred.
TheIIIcLEAN SE !TOOTER. will Stitch, Hem, Fell,Tnok
Quilt, Cord, Hind, B.'to, Braid, Embroider and Gather
In :t most approved manner.
46rALL MACHINES WARRANTED
WM. BLOECKLY & CO,
I=
OIS HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN
fol,lo-I,law
WEED
H 11\ : ( ALA(
HUBER & FRITZ, Agts., Allentown
I=l
BEST SHUTTLE MACHINE OU7 !
g rThat hat th
lb ey will toakil a Stitch aillreon bath Rides I
. y
HMI I FEEL! HIND!
CORD I IlltAl I) I RUFFLE!
TUCK 1 QUILT! OEM STITCH I
()ATOM?. AN I/ SEW ON AT
TH E SAME TIM F.
EA S I ES'I".i.'ERMS !
to addition to sal thin thoy aro Equally Good for Flo,
flurry Work.
HUBER & FRITZ
I=
mtl7 24-91 n
WHEELER. m VeILSON'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Leave Poltavalc ut 900 a. m., and 230 p. m. Herndon
xt PO n, ui. Shamokin at 640 and 1116 a.m.Ashland
t 70.5 n. In. and 1241 noon, Habana) , City at '7
51 a. m. sod 1 p. m. Tamaqua at 895 a. w. and 210 p. m. for
Philadelphia, 'New York. Reading. liarriahnrit. Ac.
Leave Pottsville la Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail
road at 817 a. tn. fur Harrisburg, and 11 45 u. m. for Pine
grove and Tremunt•
Ileadiug Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at 640
a. In., passes Reading at 730 a. m., arriving at Philadel
phia at 10 20 a. m. Returning, leaves Philadelphla at 616
p. tn. , pawing Reading at 755 p. m., arriving at Putts•
ville alp 40 p. to.
Pottstown Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown at
oso u. m. lieturntug, leaves Philadelphia at 490 p. us.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 :Ma m and
8 15 pm for Ephrata, edit., Lancaster Culembia, Ac.
Perkionteu Railroad Train. leave l'erklomen Junction
at 717, UPI a tn. 3 Ottnd tloo.p tn. Returning. leave
Schwenksville at 0 Ai, 8100 m, 1251 noon and 446 p er,
connecting will, ramilar trains on Heading Railroad,
Colobruokd ale Railroad trains bravo Pottstown at 010 a
ut and I 15 and 0 4.7 ti in; returning leave Mount Pleasant at
7 Oa, 11250 1 n, and 380 in counecttng with almllar trains
ea Reading It. It.
Cheater Valley Railroad Val. leave Bridgeport at 830
In and 2 tis and 532 p in; returning, leave It ~w ningtoo
at n4O tit, 1245 Mill 6'21 P to, connecting with nimilar
trams on Rustling Railroad,
ttu Sundays: leave New York at 600 p m, Philadelphia
at 0 itu it to and 3 15 p m (the 800 a m Wahl running only to
Reading). leave Pottsville ut 800 a In, Harrieburs at 240
to, and 2 01 pm, AliolltUNCu at 425 and 83.5 pm, Heading at
7 1.1 atn and 050 p for Harrisburg, at 432 a in fur Now
York, at 7 20 a m fur Allentown. and 415 p m for Phlla•
delphia.
C0.{1111111,000. Mileage, Benson, School and Excnrsion
Tickets, to and trout all points, at reduced rates.
baggage checked through; hitt pounds allowed each
Passenger. J. R. WOOTTER,
JOHN WOOD, I seta 14 ly Asst. Supt. & Eng. Mach'rtr.
ARE TILE rvEsT
OVER HALF MILLION NOW IN USE!
They have mood the teat of twenty yeare use, and It to
no experiment to purchoso one.
SOLI) ON TIIE INSTALMENT PLAN.
Call at the seleeroom and examine them, whether you
wleh to purchaee or uot.
• PETERSON & CARPENTER
GENERAL ACJENTS,
014 CHESTNUT STREET,
One 25•1 y
iticchanics.
r iboNSHOHOCK EN
BOILER AN I) col I. WORKS
I=l
t'LIBE. FLUE AND CYLINDER BOILERS BATH
AND STEAM CIRCULATING BOILERS.
All kinds of Wrought Iron Coils, Tnyera for Biala Fur
nace. Btmometera, Smoke Stack., Blast Pipes, Iron Wheel
barrows, and everything In the Boller and Shoot Iron line.
Alan. all kinds of Irodull Stool Foratous and Blacksmith
work, Miners' Took khol, rolt h no Whom Buckets,
Picks, Driilx, Moll in. Sledgor. Sc.
. • .
!laving a Steam Hammer nod aut of tentx of all kinds
and .killed workmen, 1 flutter.toreelf that I can torn on
work with prontraneex and dihpa tell, oil of which will b.
warranted to hnfind-eine,
Patching Butlers, and repairing uoorrall y, atrlctly at
ended tu. taw 17
(clothing,
GREAT ATTRACTION
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
CLOTHING ! CIPTHING
GRAND SPRING AND SUIVIRR OP RIVING.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
T. OSNIUN & CO.,
SUCC,TRorB to 314.1 gar & Intel,
BARGAINS
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
IN REIMER'S BUILDING.
NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET,
• ALLENTOWN, PA.
We would Inform the citirena of Allentown and the aur•
rounding country that we are prepared with a large Block
of goods for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
nod offer them to the public at reasonable price/. To those
who boy their Clothiog ready-made, they ore prepared to
offer BARGAINS.
.IVIIOI,E SUITS MADE TO ORDER!
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
Cut and mado lo the latent kyle, and by the beet workmen
=1
CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
la larger than it ha, been before, and we Intend to Fell at
very IiBIALL 1.1101 , 1T6, cud giro our claimers the bane•
fit of our low purchnaoe•
Great quentitlen and varieties of
NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS,
And oyerything in ttio lino of •
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS' and CIIILDREN S
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CONBTANTLY ON I.IAI D
Don't forget the place, No• EKV, Hamilton street, third
door above Sixth ',trout.
T. thnium. i icon lb SCHOLL
mar 24 if
ALLENTOWN
ROLLING MILL CO .)
Suctweort to
THAYER, ERDMAN, IVILSON & CO.,
Mona telureie of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
BRIDGE CASTINGS,
RAILROAD TURN TABLES,
MILL GEARING, SIIAF TING,
Furnace, Roiling Mill and Mining Work,
&c., &c., &c.
N. B.—All work guaranteed and delivery prompt.
L. 11. GROSS, Sup't.
august P-3m
M ESLEVAN ILMINGTON, FEMALE
L. COLLEGE.
W DE,
Offers thorough tostraction, comfortable accommoda
tions, and metal ovarsight of the health, manner.. and
morale of the penile, at reit...noble carom. Patties
alon will begin September Ilth, 1671, I. catalogue or
Information, addrees
REV. JOHN WILSON, President. A. U..
angltPlutri9 i •
1871.
IJIERIVIIT D
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave Allentown for Newyork. via Central Railroad of
New Jersey, nt OW, 706•, 80D. and 11 Ed a in, and 1210,
5115 p. in.
For New York, vin Morris & F.enex Railroad, at 600 and
11 85 a in, and 3 45 p m.
For Nanunka Chunk and Belvidere all 90 a in. and 895
P F ur Lainbertvllle and Trenton at 600 and 11 65 am, and
ASI p m.
Fur Eastln at 909, 705., 800, 930 and 11 66 a m; 12 ICr.
9 4.5, 585, 0 55 and 919 pm,
For P N
h lindelrth in, via orth Penn Railroad, at 6 CO,
and 11 :6a tn, 035.965 and Slap m
For Catattanqun & Foglesville It. R., 833 a m and
P Wttr Coplay at 835 and 19 18 a tn, 4 15, 6113 and 7 65 p tn.
For Mauch Chunk at 035, 1007 a tn. ISM 4 25 and 7 55p ut.
For Pittston, at 993 and 1007 m, 425 m.
For Waverly, Owego, Elmira, Auburn and Bnffalo, at
10 87 a to pre..“ Train.)
For Hazleton at 685 and 10 07 am, and 411 m.
For andeuried at 10 07 m.
For Mahattay Cit) at a :is and 1007
t am. and 4Z p tn•
For lilt. Carmel ut OXi and 10 07 a n.
TIAIIIP with a star 1•) elan from East Penn Junction.
R. H. SAYRE Bup`t & Bog
.
140 - onTiz rENNSYL-W it a v it i oAlk
VANIA LAtLROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Passengers for Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley R. IL
train% pes+ing Allentown at 6 00, 800 and 11 55 na. and
515 and 612 p tn. , and arthe In Philadelphia at 8 50 . • m,
2 15, 815 and 10 20 P. m. Also Lehigh and 15usqueh•nn•
Railroad tralim or 2 45 and 840 p. m., and arrive in Phila
delphia at 5 91 and 81.5 p. m.
LOCAL SCHEDULE.
181 x Through Train. Daily, Sundays Excepted.
Passenger trains lea's° the depot Northwest corner Pork.
and American streets. Philadelphia,
For Allentown at 805 and p 43 a. m., 2 CO, 320, 4 03 and
513 p m. Pala, ears are attnch,•d to the Ba. to. train.
For Doylestown nil3o a. cu., 2 30and 4 fld P m.
For Fort Washington at 7 and II a at, 8 (nand II 90 p m.
For Abington at I 91 and 290 p. tn.
For Lansdale at 630p.m.
Trains for Philadelphia.
Leave Bethlehem at 621, 8 WA. m., 1215, 915, 800 and
830 R . I.
Dorlestortn at 83. i a. m., 300 and 600 D. m.
I.auxdala at 601 a. m.
Furl WaKblngton at 830, 1030 a. m., 210 and 91
O. m.
• Abington at 215 a nd fl 25 p. m.
ON SUNDAYS.
Lel ye Bethlehem for Ph Undelphie 11 1 00 p. m.
Doylebiew .. •• 45 n. m.
Lent, Philmlelphlo. for Bethlehem at gal a. m.
for Doylegtown at 2CU p. to.
Fan:—Alleutown to l'hiladelphle, 51135.
ELLIS CLARK, Allot
A LEEN TOWN PASSENGER RAIL
WAY.
TIME TABLE.
On and art°, SATURDAY, Jnly let, 1371, care will run
to oil Value on the Lehigh Valley end Lehigh and &mine-
Intone, Philadelphia St Reading lEaeb l'onn Junction)
Itallrondx, and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving the
non, Hamilton and Ninth ntroeln, ae follows:
For L. V. L. &S. E. Penn. Furnace. Leave For
A M A. M. A. M. A. M. A M.
6311 735 0 411 940 940
6 ur 7 1.1 9 41 10 30 II 30
7 37 11 W II 21
7 47 P. M. P. M.
917 1 011 140
11 30 I'. M. ' P. M. 330 4 IU
^_l,s 111 l 5 OU "335
P. M. 5 15 3 45 7 UU "7 35
2 65 to MI
••
3 .1.5 3111.)
10 Pay Dare & tialutrd'•
:to ONLY
7 30 B9O 9 10
The above care ruu to all the paavonaor trains on the
ahoy° rondo. . . .
.
• Tim 5 3.7 car taktot parrengers from the 603 P. H.
trltln mud Om 73i car runs to littllttlo Exprovt IL. V.)
8 121 1 . U.
FARE TEN CENTS.
Children under ten yearn of sp. Five Cents.
Ticket, can ho purchased of tho conductors on the care,
or of the Troenurer, In packages of 7 for LU eta. or 14 for hi.
Ticaotn received only for pliewengere, nut for trunks or
packages.
litirl'aseengere are requested not to ride on the plat
form e when there is room Weide.
REAI7OING •RAIL•
ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
MONDAY, MAY 15, 1871. •
Great Trunk Lino from tho North and North-Wont for
Milne olphia, Now York, Reading, Potterllia. Tamaqua,
Ashland. Shamokin, Lebanon, Al' Wotan, Easton, Eph
rata. Lai,. Lancaster, Columbia, Ac.
.. , .
Tram, leave Harrisburg for New York as follows; at
2 40, 810 0. m., and 200 p. m.. connecting with similar
truing on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at New
York al 10 05 a. tn., 3GO and 080 p. m. respectively.
Stooping Cars accompany tbo 240 a. m. train without
change.
Returning leave New York at 900 a. m.. 1233 noon and
500 p, to.; Philadelphia at 7 30. 830 a. m. and 330 P• m•
Sleeping Corn accompany the 600 p• m. train from New
York without change.
lflLeavo Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua,
Aabland, Shamokin, Allentown, and Phila.
.delphla at 810 a. M. 200 and IPSp. m stopping at Leba•
non and principal way stations ; the 4 0 6 pm. train con•
necting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only.
For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Anbarta, •I• Soho
kill and and Susquehanna Railroad lease Harrisburg at 340
East Permaylvanla Railroad trains leave Reading for
Allentown, Easton and New York at 4 32, 1030, a. m , and
403 p m. Returning, leave Now York at 900 a. m., 1231
noon nod 5 00 p. to.. and Allentown at 73) a. tn., 1223
noon, 215, 4 26 and 835 p. m.
Way Passenger Train leaven Philadelphia at 7 30 a. m..,
connecting with similar train on East l'onna, Railroad;
returning leave Reading at ti . X p m., stopping at all Sill,
10n5.... . .
I=l
lATANACQUA AN DEE=
FOLIELSVILLE R. R.
for APRIL THIRD. 1871, Paasanger Tral
Lehigh gol•Illa Railroad will run In col
i Valloy, Lahigh Suagoahaana
Railroad. an followe:
STATIONS.
Ild st
saithaut
Ith tic
Penu.
e Wen
• li
the C
tion
Bawl I
Train
7 41
7 46
C SL
og train svet leaven Catanaugua on the arrlva
It. It. Pasaonger train from Mauch Chunk.
. . . .
Easton, Bethlehem and All town, ancient:meta at Albrir.
tin with o tr..lu on the East Pennsylvania 12.13„f0r Read
ing, Pottsville, Harrisburg and Philadelphia, and also
with a train fur Allentown, Bethlehem. Easton.
Tito teeming tr.du Eastconn,cin at Albottla wile .rains
on E. P. 11 It. from Harrisburg, Pottsville heading and
Allentown, end at Cata-auqua with train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for Manch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Scran
ton Philadelphia and New York.
'llto 1 15 P 3l train West conneetaat Alberti. with train,
on the East Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottsville, Har
risburg, Philadelphia, Allentvwn, Bethlehem, glutton.
and New York; arrive In Philadelphia via Reading at
6 IS p. In.
The Evening train East leaves Al-Bartle on the arrival
of a train from Allentown and of a train making connec
tions nt Reading with train. from Philadelphia, Harris
burg, Pottsville, Ac., and connects with local paseenger
train on the L. V. R. R. at Cataaauqua for Allentown,
liethioliem and Easton.
..• • .
Persons wishing toito to AllootOwn can take the morn
ing train West to AI-Bunts, arrive et Allentown 015 a m,
and return by a tralo on the East Pennsylvania Railroad,
easing Allentown at 4 p. to. . .
MUM
T HE PEYSON POUDRETTE!
Nn nufnel tired and Sold for 21 Years !
Planters', Farmers' and Gardeners' Friend
For COTTON. try It I For TOBACCO. try It !
For WilEAT,try It I For OATS, try It I For CORN,try it I
Far BARLEY. try It! For liTE,try It I
For Vegetables, Fruits and Flowers. no better FERTIL
IZER Is KNOWN at the resent day.
A NATURAL MANURE I NO ADULTERATION I
Made from privy depoelt, or night soil Free I rom
moll, Pleasant to handle. Each cart load when taken
from tho well deodorized.
. .
Report of Cho beat practical agriculturists awl chemists
'of Europe and America :
. . . .
without any tostuuro has produced three times the
quantity or the need sown ; havylelded, with a alight an-
Plicallon of the proper manures, from
Decayed Vegetable Matter 7 times ill own mead
titable manure 71.6, •
Pigeon '• 6 1.6 •• "
florae " • o 11.100
O nano • • 10 1.7 .•
Fluid Stereos, or Night 8011—.12 11 100 " "
Solid Stereos r Poudratte 14 11 100
One ton of POUDHETTE Is equal to one ton of Guano,
at one quarter Its cost.
lon ask. Whet are the rut vantages of ue(ng Poudrettel
I.lt produces the largest crops. 2. It enrich. your /and.
1t lane quickly OM tho need noWn.and continues to show
itself In the eutt for years. 4. For trolls and vegetables,
applied as per directions to pamphlet, It cannot be our
pnsnrd t da
The p b ri e n el a .ff falel'reeVer the
vEi per ' too, y. put up In bap,
and delivered at any railroad depots or ateamboat laud
inns In the city. All orders addressed to
I'EYSSON POUDRETTE MANUFACTURINO CO.,
ISuccessors to A. Pteeeox & STEWART & CO.)
NO. 420 LIBRARY BTREET,
(Hoorn No. 13 Goldsmith.' Galli PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Will meet with prompt attentions or farmers near the
oily can send their own teams to our works on Gray's
Perry Road. neat U. 8. Arsenal, where we deliver la
bulk, at 40 cents a bushel or EIU a ton; or para.,s haying
the ad•ttutages of chipping, can send semis to our
work•., and set thl same in bulk. at $lO per ton.
aug3o.3t w)
WILTBERGEWS
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Are warranted equal to any made. They aro prepared
from the/ruffs, and will ho found much better than many
of the Extract, that aro cold.
•• • .
.14 - Alek your Grocer or Drugglst for Willberger's
Extrocta.
13A.RLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
without doubt, the best article la the market, for
blueing clothes. It will color more water then four
times the mane weight or Indigo, and mach more than
any other tonsh blue In the market. The only genuine
le that put up at
ALFRED WILTBERGER'S DRUG STORE,
No. 2G NORTH SECOND STREET, PA
The L•BeLS hiIVO both WILTIMIR(1111011 and BAILOW'S
name ()rover.m. all
Druggistscounter/Mt For sate by
marl and
WILTBERGERT INDELIBLE INK
befound !Hal robe's superior article. Always
on band for Dale at rean.nablo price.. Pat Ground
!DICES, Genuine MEDICINE, Chamole Skins, Sponge.
Tapioca, Pearl. Sago, it..d all articles In the drug Due at
ALFRED WILTDEIMI ER'S DRUG STORE,'
jar...29.1y No.= North Second lit., Phila., Pa.
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT
J. & W. JONES,
No. 432 Norfh Front Sired, Philadelphia; Pa
BRANCO Orr IClt, COB. 9rn AND 3111111.
Dye Silks Woolen' and Parley Goods Of every dearth
lion. Their superiority of Dyeing Ladies' sod Gentle-
WOO S Garments le widely known. Crepe nod Merino
Shawls dyed the most brilliant and plain colors. Crape
and Merino Shawls cleansed to look like new. Also.
ci e w e men , s Apparel, and Curtains, clammed or re-dyed.
Kid Gloves Giellll.ll or dyed to look like new.
and look at err work before going elsewhere.
atm 24.2uk0 w
Voilorabo.
VALLEYamillow;i
Trains
CATASAITQUA, 33
•SZIPLE'S, as
•JORDAN BRIDGE, 39
GO'll'S 34,
WAL 'I BERT'S, . 29
MIAMIAN'S, 19
TREXLEFITOWN, 07
BREINILISVILLE. 06
*SPRING CREEK, 17
AL-1111RM. 37
I=
C. W. CHAPMAN,
Supt. •nd Engineer
ESTABLISHED IN 1810.
Prafeszionai (tarbS.
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AMEN &MERV, ATTORNEY AT
LAW. Office, No. 23 It et Han.iltoa street, neeond
lonr or Lion Rail. Allentown. Po. topeclai attnntion
given to nollectioneL mar 17-1 y
JAR. P. DIMAT. F. U. Dome,.
N. FIERY, ATTORNEY AT Ir, A IV.
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BIRRY & DORIIRY. Cnl.l.e rtn■ AND Rill. ESTAVIN
AtIVINTP. •ND CONVIITANORMR, No, e2B IBRmllloo htremt.
secoud 11. r. Allnalown, Po. 0710• dhw
MT D. LUCKENBACH, ATTOR
• NEV AT LAW. (formerly practiced In "eel.
cnnnty). 01 Hamilton street, senond liner. near)
oppna.to the Cowl House. Allentown, Pa. Mar 1.. ro•
the German Immune
•
I — la LINK & RA EDWIN. ATTORNEYN
11. AND COPNRELLORB AT LAW, Allentown, Pa.
Office. No. 61 Rant Ilamilloo Creel,
C. H. RUN[.
F.l. 1111111 E. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• ALLENTOWN. PA . Omen, No. 60 East 1.44m , 1t0n
meet. SiS - Can be consulted In (Jarman. Jan 14
(Z.EORGE 111. RU .
PP ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Office with Ilan . John D. Stile., Allah
I.,Wn.
ELIAS MERTZ. ALDERMAN.
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER
AGENT FOR Triz SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
EA Went Romllton St.. Allentown. PA
W 11. N. YOUNG, JR..
(WITH KNOWLTON. @KITH 8 NOALEII.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Rooms 4.3, 46,46 and 47, No. MU WanMogloo 6tr•nt, CM
toga. Jane 30
WILLIAM H. GLACE, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. CATASAUQUA, LEIIIOII COUNTY
PENNA, may 10.17
TOIIN 0. BOWMAN. ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Room 0. N 0.610 Wal
nut ntroet, Yhllaoalvhln. mar Mr
(1 EMCEE K. WILSON. ATTORNEY
• T AT LAW, No. an Hamilton street. Prledensbole
Building, opposite Llon Hall, Allentown. Collections
promptly made In Lehigh and Northampton counties
DR. C. C. H. GULDCY, SURGEON
DENTIST. Mire, over Mrs. M. A. 0. OuWin ■
Trimming Store, No.St Snot Hamilton streot, Allentown
_E V I SINOYER, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND JUSTICE OF TILE PEACE, MILLERS
TOWN, LEHIGH CO., PA. Particular attention paid to
Insolvent and decedent °elates. Jan 6-17
90110 MAN B. NIETZGAR, ATTOR
NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. .0111,e, No. 62
East Hamilton street. , may •1)•'119
EORGE B. SCRAM. ATTORNEY
klif AT LAW. °like, Find dour above Law Alley; AL
LENTOWN, PA. way 21.6 m
VIDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY
111 AT LAW. °Mee, with Ilea. Samuel A. Bridges,
ALLENTOWN. PA. may 1-ly
TORN RUPP. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, N. K Corner 6th and Hamilton Streets ALLEN
TOWN, VA. may 147
ADA M WOOLEVEIL. ATTOKA
AT LAW. Office. opponite the Court House, AL
LENTOWN. PA. may My
RCL AV HA INERNLY,A TTORN EY
• AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. Jan 14-'6.8-tf, ,
EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, eight door, above tho Court lion., AL
LENTOWN Lehigh county. Pa. lob 10-'Gtbly
QAMUEL A. BLITZ, ATTORNEY AT
LAW. ()Met, No. CH Hamilton street: over lichral•
Imes •toro, ALLENTOWN PA. (dl.w
MORRIS L. KAUFFMAN, ATTOR
NIT AT LAW. O. second door of the Pint
National Bank building, ALLENTOWN, PA. Collections
made to Lehigh and ■diulntag conntles. Can be coneullaid
nthe lindllah and Getman lanicasies. sop 14.17
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Dr. WALKER'S CIALUPORNLA.
VINEGAR BITTERS
hr Hundreds of Thousandsd
181 Pl'
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4 °
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75/F
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oEs TREY' ARE NOT A VILE
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a a FANCY DRINK. ;lig
Malts or Poor num. Whiskey, Proof Salvias
and Bence Liquor, doctored, spiced and sweet.
cued to please the taste, called Tonics?. Appetis
ers," Restorers;' that lead t h e tippler on to
drunkenness and ruin, but are a troo Medicine, made
from the Native Roots And herbs of California, free
from nil Alcoholic Btimolnnu. They aro the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER sand A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLES perfect Renovator and
Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoring Ilho blood to a healthy condition.
No person can take these Bitters according so dire°.
Mon and remain long unwell.
8100 will be given 'brim incurable cue, provided
the bones aro not destroyed by mineral poison or
other mean., an .o vital orzana touted beyond the
point of repair
For lutlumen.g or y ana unroof° Inseams.
Gem and Gout, Dyspepsia, ur Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent and intermittent Fevers
Di of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most enema
fut. Such Diseases aro caused by Vitiated
Blood, which is generally produced by derangement
of the Diseatlve Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OIL INDIGESTION, Mad
ache, Palo in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach,
Bad taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attach, Palpitation
of the heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Dale In the
lotions of tho Kidneys, and &hundred other poiniul
symptoms, are the offiprings of Dyepepsia
They invigorate the Stomach and etimulate thu tor
yid liver and bowels, which render them of unequalled
eMcsoy In cleansing tho blood of all impurities, and
Impertint DOW life end vigor to the whole system.
FOIL SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Totter, Balt
Itheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Dolls, Car•
bandies, Bing• Worms, Scald-Head, Bore Eyes, Erysip
els& Itch, Scud., Discolorations of the Skin, humors
end Diseues of the bkin, of whatever name or nature,
ore literally dug up tir.d carried out of the system in a
short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle in
inch cues will convince the most Incredulous of tholi
Curative effect.
Ina on
k own
.. and
5 ft,
5 49
6H
5 39
690
5 20
Cleanao tho Vitiated Blood whenever you find Its
imputitlem bursting through tho skin In Pimples. Erup•
Dons or Sores; 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 In the
syatem of so many thousands, are effectually destroy.
ad and removed. For fell directions, read cariftilly
the circular around each bottle, printed fa tour law
stiagcs—English,German, French and Spanish.
S. WALKER, I'roprlctor. B. D. IdcDONALD d Co.,
—eaglets and Oen. Agenta, San French,
and GI and lw Commerce Street, New Y.
SOLD DT ALL DRUGGISTS AND I
LUMBER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
' HOFFMAN'S
STEAM SAW MILL •
AND
LUMBER YARD !
KINDLING!
BILLS CUT TO ORDER !
OFFICE AT THE MILL,
FRONT AND LINDEN STS.
WAITS AND BLACK OAK SAW LOOlll wanted. for
which the highest mead price will be peld upon dolle
n'. d-w July 124 y
STAR. GLANS WORKN,
NORRLYTOWN, PA
These works are mauaractorlas .
A SUPERIOR QUALITY 0
WINDOW GLASS
DINGLE AND DOUBLE STRENGTH,
PHOTOGRAPH, A com PIC TURE, BU CORRUGATE)
ND GLASS,
ROUND, MARIA AND OVAL EDAM% to.
(Equal to Europeau make.)
From the bent 'antedate need, making whiter, doer.
moother and tougher glas• than •ny other made In Ike United Stales.
WARRANTED NOT TO STAIN.
• J. M. ALBERTSON
I==l
"THE HILL" INSTITUTE
POTTSTOWN, MONTG ONERY CO., PA
Cluelcel. Scientific. Artistic and Commercial.
Location admirable. Twentieth Annual &melon, Thor
ritige"sl"a""on ror
euoiro!tifillir•e. M.
REFERINCES— Rev. Drs. Mein% chaera, nci lLit . a,
Krauth.• Seine, flatter, etc., eta /Icng. Judge t.
Raw
/dyers, J.. S. Yost, B. M. Boyer. Rawl
Thayer etc. ate, July A
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