Xebieinal. AT 722 Al 722 AT 722 IS THE IS THE IS THE City Drug Store City Drug Store City Drug Store OF OF OF Lawall6LMartin, Lawall6sMartin, Lawall &Martin S. W. CORNER OF S. W. CORNER OF S. W. CORNER OF HAMILTON & HALL STS., HAMILTON & HALL STS.. HAM ILTON& 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 tions put up right go there. If you want anything at all go there: If you don't want anything go there. If you want to be satisfied go there SURE. SURE. SURE.' Remember the place, No. 729 Both of the proprietors are ready 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,NOPAY DR. H. 1). LONGAKER, Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, at Philaile his has been lnsncceseful practice for a number of you In starlitus parts of the Pulled States; will promptly it toad to all branches of his profession at limo counts. Eaet side of Sixth bet. Hamilton and Wainu ALLENTOWN, PA No Patent Medici um; are need or recommended; therm °dies admlnlatered are chore which mill not break ;lea the countitution, but renovate the epitome (rein all likiari It late eustalued from mineral medicines, and leave it In healthy and perfectly cared condition. CONSU:APTION,. BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA, • and all dineanee of tbn Lunge, Throat, Stomach, nod Lt or. which yearly carry thousituda to untimely graved, c undoubtedly ha cured. MELA.NCROLY ABERRATION, that Mate of alienation and aberration of mind Which to tiers pore.. Incapable of enjoying the ',Namure of pa forming tho duties of life. RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS, in any firm or condition, chronic or mite, warranted cur aide. or falling nialtners, and chronic or stub• born canes of FEMALE DISEASES xpeedily and radically removed; Salt Rhein., Skin Diecianen (of yearn' staudink) every ;Inscription of !Rehr:Shinn, Piles and Scroftiluun dis• mines, warranted cured. every d .10-r P enc artic riptlu ular n atte bo ntith on given to private dineanos of of coxes. Ladles nulTering from any complaint Inchlental'to their se:, can consult the doctorAvlth nolo:mance of relict. . . Cancer eared, and Tumors Oa)! kinds removed with. the knife or drawing blood. Lineation of the EYE AND EAR eucceinifully and offectnally removed. tongaker will ;mike virtue any dielanco If de sired; can be addromeed by letter (confidential)y) and med• Woe rent with proper dtrectionn to any part of the county. Orrica: Eaetelde of Sixth *Wool, between Ilemllton and Walnut Allentown. Pa. may PILES OR HEM °RBI' 0 I DN. PILES OF ALL RINDS perfectly end permanently CORED, without pain, demo r, catixtlCA or ItlatraMe.t.• by WM. A. McCANDLESS, M. D., 27111 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA, Who can refer on to overlal) canes cured to Philedel. phis Moue. We derby. to say to those nfilleted, there In pohltively no deception ht the Cure of theSo DIONAXES, it tonttern not bow tong or how also you hallo boon op feted, WA Mire yOO. WO ONO Coro Pintule, Finn ure I rolansus, Strictures nod Ulceration of tim lower bowel. Come yon that are nulfering, wo will Lint deceive you, We have petlents from almost every SHIM In the Union and from Europe. Ileac trotted theme diseases (or twenty years without a failure. aye 2d-ly youiLosopnv OF ItINRRIAGE.—A Nam: , Coons, or LIICTCROD, as delivered at the Penns Polytechnic and Anatondcal Mooctll, los:Chestnut tit., three doe. above Twelfth, Philadelphia, embracing the subject,: How to Live end What to Live for; Youth, Ala welly and Old Age; Manhood lleuerally Reviewed; The cause of Indigestion; PlatulenCe and nervous Diseases accounted for; Marriage Philosophicallynsidered. These lectures will be forwarded on receipt of co Oi cents by addressing: Secretaryof the Person. POLTTPCIIIII. AND ANATOMICAL Aluegen, Chestnut lit., Philadelphia, P enna une :2-1Y W ITHERGER'N • FLAVORING EXTRACTS Are warranted ennud to any made. They are prepared from the/mita, and will he found much better than many •f the Erlreeta that are cold. OW. AA your Groccr or Druggist for Wiltberger's Extracts. BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE without doubt, the bust artfeta In the untrket. f. lancing clothe,. Itwill color more water thin Jou times the same weight of Indigo, and much more th t o that auy other Was up album In the market. The only genuti put ALFRED WI LTBERO ER'S DRUG STORE, No, =I NORTH SECOND STREET, PHIL AD'A., PA The L•ISNLII have both WILTBERORIOS end BA et.ow'e SMOG Ink t are it others are C 14 nierfelts. For SU le by most t erm, r d Druggist. WILTBEIWEWS INDELIBLE INK Afll befonnil on trial to be a eitperior article. Always on hand for sato reasnriblot prices. Pato Ground finCED, Uenotno MEDICINE, Chamois `Eking, Elmo gds. Tapioca, Fowl. bag°, all articles In tho dram line, at ALFRED W MTH/OD/EWE I) ItUll Jana 29.1 y No.= North Second at., Phila.. Pa. HARTIIIAN WASTE PA' Thelaheal Caa 01 d N wspaprs Old Blank Books Of every deerriptlon. And Ledgers, Waste Paper, That are all written over. Of all kinds. 0 d Pamphlets, &o. (1.019.018ri00111`. A p ii. 'l lV.l7s l Malan. RAGS. Ron, BAIMINO APIL oustituannuts from Collo tr) Rau 1•ly J. II A WM NEW ! NOVEL ! USEFUL Philadelphia Sewing Machine 006 ARCH STREET. Ti a comblusiloo of THREE S RIVING MACHINES AN ONE." It maken tho regular LOON STI TOIL alike on bath ST IT CH oe fabric; most • beautiful EM BROIDERY io the form of 11, spiral cord, twang two thwack. sad to t e LOOP or TAMBOUR slitch. wick single thre,d. The changes urn made instantly aid without aoy complication of machinery. making 11 the moat dealralito machine to thn world for faintly use. AOENTS WANTED 1:1 EVER Y COUNT/. Call or Ad gram, Philadelphia' Sewing Machine Company 006 ARCH STREET, Philadelphia. diwaNew w MILLERSTOWN SATING RANK MILLERSTOWN, LEIIIGII.COUNTY. .Tllle inalltrillon will be opened on or before the let day Money will dollaren on depoelt which mes and In any num from one upward., for SIX PER CENT. INTEREST per annum will be pald. Deposits may be withdrawn at ani time Also, money aimed oat on favorable termn. JAMES WEILER, President 811110111, flashier. J. P. M. ShllTert, fienrg Ludwig, Frederick C. Yokel. Chriet".n li. Henninger, David Donner, Wllilt m Solidity. lenge Griebel, fildrom V. Eguar, • Horatio T. Hartzog, LIN mato J. Scbmoy 10er, Jam., iiingtortzta O r roar .6m A LLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITU xm. TlOll, Organized .as " _Nines Saving institution," NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST., (NEMILT OPPOSITETRE AMERICAN HOMO PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR HONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Institution, the oldest Saying Bank to Eastern ?stinsylyanin has heed In continuous and sticcossful apornflon for 'ten years, and continuos to nay NI X PER CENT. INTEREST ou money• for ono year, and special rater of Interest for shorter periods. lkft-All deposits of money will be held strictly confi dential. Ent:ll lora, Administrators,Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tax Collectors, and other enstodians of public or private moneya, are of fered liberal rates of interact. Formers, Merrhants, Laborers, and all who have money to put on Interest for it long or abort period will find our Institution an agreeable and advantageous one In which to do hominess. Wo enpecially Wont, t.APtaa to transact their banking bushman with on. " MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have apecial privi leges grouted by our charter—having foll power to trans act bllNlllesx on In their own neaten. Monoy dopositod with this Institution IS SAFE AND an WELL SECURED, SIXTYTI by a CapitalOUSAl 81.0 Ck ND and DOLLA nar plUtiRS. moneyd e addition. thentity of over Board of Tractors have, an reuired by t barter, given bonds under the supervision of the Court lu the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds are regis tered in and held by the Court of Common Pleas of this county for the aecurity of doPositors. Oar Iron Vaults aro of the most Nucor° and extensive kind known in thin country, es a Pernonel inspection will allow, and which We ITIVIIO oar friends and castomers. We refer to thin. believing that Wu Burglar Proof Vaults complete the safety and reliability of a good Saving Bank. WILLIAM 11. ANEY, President, CHRISTIAN ritErz, Vice President, REUBEN STABLER, Cashier. lIICBTEES: William H. Amer.e Charles S Boob, Christian free, John D. Stiles, F. E. Sammie, Beat. J. Ilageobuch George Brobet, Nathan Samuel Sell, Polon FARMER'S SAVINGS BANK, Incorporated under a State Charter of 1870 Fogelayllle, Upi,er Macungie township. Lehigh Co. This Institution has been organized and opened nudes a State Charter. 510 N E fowlwll•be s wards,takn depsi at all limed and In any sum tl and up foe which G PER CENT. INTEREST . _ WILL BE PAID. i A l z o,, m it . ..l o7l . o llo , : d l . ll o llrfllTL v a , t ,r all t r ic !ijrl .. e in. ViI'ILLIAk 31011 R, 'President R. 11. FOGEL, Cashier. TNCWIRES : Dr. H. A. SaSlor, J. 11. Straub, Daniel Moyer, David Peter, .lotoot Rauch, Samuel Kohl., Daniel H. Croft:, William Stein, William Mohr (npr 6-65 FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Located at the comer of Hamilton street and Church clley, In Lion Hall, second 'dory, opposite the German deformed Church. in the City of Alletdown. Is organised and ready d eposit s. /I fell/ pay SIX per cent. In terest on allcreep! bitstortts deposits, /or any period of lobe ea leolosted,frm the dote of ittposit. To secure which, the Trustees of the Institution have filed In the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County, under the direction of the Court. a hood In the sum of Twenty-tire Thou..Dolhas, conditioned for .the faith ful keeping and appropriation of all numb tms of money as sloth' be placed In charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINfis BANK, whether as deposits, or share,. of stork. which bond may be enlarged by tho Court whenever it may he deemed necemeary In the Act of Incorperntlen makes the Stockholders perserta//y Roble to the desitoSs dint ble the amount of the Capita/ Stork of t in ,, Bank, which Is (Iffy thenentel dollars, with liberty to I ncreasu it to nue hundred and fifty thotwand Those prey lsleuswull wake It it very desirable .d safe place of deposit, Besides, it may be proper to state cloth the deposit , . will be kept lu ono of the safest and best prof , clod rub its tot this sail. Among ernoute will lie tostlb to furbish drafts on the cities of Now York and Philadelphia S. A. 111111)0ES, President J. W. W I I.St IN, Vfce President J. E. ZIMMERMAN. Cashier. Trustees : Daniel 11. Miller, IL A. Bridget John Ilelbeo, J. IV Wile.... William Baer, J. E. ZlMllHerinall D. 11. Croitt, . Peter Gross, Edwin Zitnmertnun. WILMINGTON AND READING SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, We aro offering the Second Mortgage Bondn of thin AT S 5 AND ACCRUED INTEREST, And can be IIEOISTEKED free of expert.. The coal. w.hicollatirons freights and pararnarr boxlnesit ore con tautly lucry nsinN Thr receipts (or the year oudlr.g lie tuber 31, tra were CO, 778 it titian than .the year end lag October 31, WO The inereare Cr•i Live mouths red lug April 1. 1572, over four mouths ending AMU 1. 10 1 NV. 434,726.313. Bonds, Pamphlets and information can he obtained o DE HAVEN & BRO., 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD THE ERIN SAVINGS BANK OF WM • L. YOHN, NORTH AS'EPEIVIB ST., ABOVE LINDEN, ALLENTOWN, PA. Thla bank hne been established for the purpose of carry , lag on a general Banking business. and tooffer to the community a SECURE INVESTMENT ( or their money at home, at the name rate of Interest that It would command In New York or New Jersey. MONEY LOANED OUT ON 000 D SECURITY ire- G old, Silver and Government Bonds bought and sold. Drafts drawn on theprlncipal cities of the United Slates In Hums to salt purchaser... Collections made on all acceaaltdo points, and proceeds promptly remitted at current rates. Fanners, Merchants, Laborers and all who hate money to put out on Interest (or a long or tibia period will And this Institution an agreeable and advaniageous one in which to do bushel.. Interest allowed en deposits at the following rates, to wit: SEVEN PER CENT. for one year. SIX PERCENT. If left for thirty days and under one rear. Alfarße•enue stamps so nt. (Jan 26.114ka NEW DRUG STOKE I take the Pleaeure of Informing my urmeroon Mende crud the public lu general that I have opened a new Drug Store at N 0.735 HAIIII ION STREET, and filled ft ovtth a carefully , selected stock of Pure Drugs arni ilediernes PATENT MEDICINES, COAL OIL, turd D . LovrAv A lliAL OIL LAMPS Choice Perfumery and'toilet articles.. es the finest Ex tracts for hautikerehlet and bathing, Hale 0.111, Hair lu trac t s and Bair Dye.. Au Innumerable ansortmou of 'Pilot boot. for trashing, char loss and (mining oil, fa or paint. Tooth Brach" stud 'lulu Brushes. of all grade and prices, Pocket lhatkn, Albums, Pans Hooks. Paper and Penn Pocket !Calves and Cars,, large large variety of the bet English snit llertutn Pints 'looks null Tackles. lu churl eyerything that con he expected lu • ER DEPOT h Price Pahl For h e Very Lowest Market Rates WHOLESALE AND RETAIL: PIIYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will hen xpeclally Rod So d will he OilCYed. day or night with the greatrod punctual ity accure Physiclane end Storekeepare nupplied with everything in ley 800 ut the loweet market rate.. IIaVIOK had en. perleoce since toy childhood in the Drug hominess I feel confident that I con servo all who may favor we with e, call, to their eallefaction. E. W. DANOWSKY. takes this opportually to thank his numerous friends for past favors and will he at his Drug servi ce sf ls son to wait on all who may desire his medical 1 a. 24 w .ffittanciaL RAILROAD FREE OF TAXES LCI Interest Payable January and July TUE BONDS ARE IN I,ooos, 500 s and 1008 Fiscal Agents of the United States, ON 'COMMISSION First• Class City Drng Store, IM3MI Dr. WM. DANOWSKY REMEMBER THE PLACE, 735 HAMILTON . STREET, Ddwcvn Sevolfh and EfiAth THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1872. . .. 11872. ' - SPRING • ANNOUNCEMENT. 1872. HOOD ' 'BONBIRIG.FITci,. . CO•, Aro now offerinir at tbelr NEW STORE, • • NOS. 811, 813, AND 815 MARKET STREET, • & NOS. 806. 808, 810, 812 FILBERT ST., A magnille r e i n i I t L 4 ' l n oC E t i t 'l'l ii of Seasonable , DRY GOODS Complete In all Its departments of Silks and Dress Goods, Print', Oinghants and Detainee, • den's and Boys' Wear, U hits Goods, Linens 6: Flannels, Furnishing Goode, Notions, &c., Bleached and Brawn Shillings, Shootings, &c., dc., de. Specialf opelard an extensive CARPIIT & OIL CLOTH DEPARTMENT. To all of which, including many choice Brands of PEILADELPIIIA MADE GOODS, they respectfully invite the 'Montt. c f tho Trade. laulO-Sto w TREMENDOUS STOCK OF LUMBER! GREA PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING TRADE AT THE ALLENTOWN LUMI3ER . YARDS WILLOUGHBY R. TREXLER, (SUCCESSOR TO TRERLER & BROS., Corner of Tonth and Hamilton Streets, Allentown, Pa BE SURE AND LOOK FOR TUE "BLUE SIGN !" LUAIBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY OFFERED AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES COME AND littll2 . tf SEE ! ! Veraona to need of Limber for largo Lnlldingx ,vlll find II D Every arder. for all belonging to 111,4,1 bunter yard Is col Thankful for pant favors, I Invite my friendn to call and inn Harrison Safety Boiler. ME] GROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES ! NEW STYLES SHUTLTE STITCH SEWING MACHINES PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS DESIRED FROM ALL WHO REQUIh FAST, DURABLE AND IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE To our NEW STYLES, which possess unmistakable advantages over the NOISY and CIIMBROU styles cther makers. CALL AND EXAMINE. J. F. WIREBACK, Agent. OFEIOE AND SALESROOM, opposite German Reformed Church, may s•are No, 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. A. H. FRANCISOUS & 513 MARKET STREET I=l We brave opened for the SPRING TRADE, tho lariteet and beet unsorted Stuck of PHILADELPHIA CARPETS, Table, Stair and Floor Oil Clothe, Window hasde and Paper, Carpet Chain, Cotton, Yarn, Bat— ting, Wadding, Twines, 151,13,. Clocks, Looking Glasses, Fancy Baskets, Brooms, Baskets,Buckets, Brush- . es, Clothes— Wrigers,lVooden and Mow Ware in the United tales. Our largo loomne to buoluens enables on to gall at IoW Prlcos and forulati tho boot quality of Goode. SOLE AGENTS POll THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN WASHER, Over 13,000 Bold In Six Montbß Terms : 6rpots, GO dep.. All other good., N doys, Not. feb14.3111 w sepl.3m JOIRN E. LENTS, J IT. NVEINSHEIMER. OHN SEATI7LT, JOHN E: LENTZ &• CO ', SUCCESSORS TO • • YOUNG & LENTZ. The firm of Ynnne h Lents was dissolved 'by mutual consent no Februery 1 1 / 1 8. 1672 Mr. Young retirlue. Wm. 11. Welnelielnier mud John tionbold. Jr. continuancee bin Pince. 'f now firm hotel to have tho of thu patronage on liberally bestowed upon the old firm. The, will use their utmost eudeavore to accAntrunlate their patrons with promptnees and turnielt • BOOTS AND BDOES of the beet make and material. and will always have on hand x Isms assortment of rho most doelrable styles, suited to the trade of thle section. The firm of Young & Lents haying been dissolved, all partlee ludebted to them urn requested to wake nettlement between Ode date and April la next. The books will re main at the old steed. Sillier of the old putoers is au thorized to 111g11 In llauldatlau. fob :13.3m TORDAN 110118 E eJ HOTEL AND RESTAURANT 1 The Jordan House has changed bands. The neWli:nd• lord will try to please all who may patronise him with • cell He will keep conateotly on hand the heat of choice Meiners and keep the celebrated Bergner & tingle's cede. brated Philadelphia Laser Beer. In the Restiturent be wlll keep all the delicacies of the season with the beat of Oyster. prepared in all style.. All who will give him a call will go away satisfied that It Is the bent place In Al -1 entown.. A. P. BEET. Joapon Henn, N. W...Cor. Seoond.k Ilatitillon Me.. • nov2P-tfw Allentown rin, No. 1 Pine Boards, best quality, per thousand $3l " 1 " Scantling, " 32 I " 2 " Boards, 444, 25 " 3 " " 12 Inches wide, " 11l " 3 " . " all width, 4, 18 1 ." Floor, 6 inches wide, best quality... 34 " I " " all widths, per thousand 30 " 1 Hemlock Flooring, 6 inches wide ...... ... 26 .44 1 " " all widths • 25 " 1 Spruce Floorlnc 90 " 1 Block Siding, best' quality 94 " 1 German " 4, 34 , 2 4, .4 34 ,;,' Beveled Siding, planed 26 44 " not planed 22 I', Inch Common Funnel-- ....... .. 40 li, :: 44 ............. ................ 40 4, 40 4, Hemlock Joist, Scantling, &c., all length 18 Hemlock Boards, 12 Inches wide ... 10 CC " all widths 18 No. 1 24 Inch Shingles, extra quality ........ ...... 15 " 126 " " 10 44 124 '' '' 4, '' 14 3 feet Lathe, best quality $2.75 (C. 4 ilt 64 2.75 3 " Palings 13.00 3!/: " " ...... ..... ... .......... ....... ......... —.14.00 4 -" " .. ...... ... ........ ..... ........ .... .......1.5.00 4w.. 4, 600 Fence Boards and Rails 20.00 Posts, extra quality 30 els All " other Lumber in proportion. It greatly to their advantage to call, Wog constantly ready open the tenet favorable terms, and at the nhorteet notice. ....lily kept tot hand. inopect my stock. Rnapectrolly, WILLOUCUILIY R. TREXLEIL ELASTIC L@CCK STITCH FAMILY ST IN USE ! FOR MANUFACTURING I IN ANY BRANCH OF Manufacturing or Family Sewing I'RICE $5.50 lIAS BEEN Tx• PRACTICAL USE FOR MORE THAN TEN YEARS. g 5,000 Horse-power in Use. lulernallonal Medal, London, 1862. Arcerlcan luxtltute Idednl, 18:9. =I ITIARRISON BOILER. WORKS voindorhi., lan WESTON'S PATENT DIFFERENTIAL PULLEY BLOCKS. 73,001 1a am Address 11 AItItISON BOILER WORhIB. Phlla or JOIIN A. COLEMAN, Agent, 110 11 11,0A1,WAT, NEW YORK, and 190 FRTF.ItAI, Sr., SORT0:1, 31A,01. JY26'7•IYW FOR EMBROIDERY FOR BRAIDING FOR QUILTING FOR HEMMING FOR TUCKING Are Unapproachable FOR GATHERING FOR STITCHING FOR CORDING FOR FELLING 82000 PER ANNUM CAN BE MADE IN BELLING THE NEW WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE A few active, reliable business men anew' habits address, wanted in desirable territory at proaent once pied. Wagons tarnished ; Security required.. bond information, or call on PETERSON & CARPENTER, Gael Agt's 914 CHESTNUT STREET, • randosPuts. J W. ALTHOUSE, , Agent, ".iy 81411..111WD alma. Allentown. Terror 2- Murder!! Death!!! RATS Nice, Beaches, Ants, RA I s Bedbugs, &a. RATS Fanner.. secure your Crain. RATS RATS A Retuur r rit i lt gepuratlon. RATS which draws Rata, (as by magic) from their hole. and.hidine ce rtainty y o pen ensl and all die to dead in the air. Elate to use, Called • BURT'S NEW 'IMPROVED VERMIN EXTERMINATOR. Heed with wonderful success at the CONTIMPSTAL and other large It. and Public Ittodlutitim In Philadelphia and New York city t )3.1t0n Fleuee, Ilartlahura • Cal. Depot Pttsburg i Iterate House. WlllisteepOrt, re. t Is. Is fact, the only ar. Delo that will rid you of these peels. Cut this ad. vertisetneet 'out sad take to your Druggist or Mer chant. If he 'knot supplied. be au get It for you of any Whole..ale Druggist. Ile Inure and get out, that signed R. DORT, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa., on each aar. To ke an other, 15 cent, ajar t flee jars for kl. l worth LAU usually do a thorough work. TO hIERCIIANTe.—Burt'e flew - Improved Will never harden or change by ego. Always to nit. cot, Milan. Lots on hand of former make will be ex charmed, if desired. Principal Depute, CO: Arch tartlet, N. corner Tenth cod Chestnut au. and 8. ' W. c r. Eighth and Race etreete. Philadelphia. Sold by elf Wholesale Druggists. Direct all lettere to E. BURL Manufacturer of Rat Exterminator. West ~; . isulq-orti ILIUMT.RATED PIIRE 1.0010M. L JOURNAL le every AlO- respect a First. lees Heroine. Ile ertlele• ore • the highest Interest to 11. It teethe. what we are end h art° make the most of urselvee. The Information iron lain. on the Laws of Ife end Health lo well worth the .rice of the Aligeein. o Crory family It to published at WOO • year. Di • pedal arrangetinnt we are enabled to offer the Phyla.. sluice! Journal net• Premium for doe now oubserthers to 1.01.111111i1f 1111111.111 R, or will furnieb the Linton RMS. en end Phre nological Journal together for $9.60. We ommend t • Journal to all who went a good klegailne. Addreee all orders to ROUT. IREADEenLL. il l t , • lltown Pa. ' MatebtO ant) BAILZYB4O Lthestnut & 12th Sts., rillLAPELellky jewelers anti Silversmiths. FINE WATCIIES 7 CFI C-OCKS, BRONZES ! fa LAT ED WARE. Ovality igivaranteeti. Gootis sent by Express on approval. w mayI1(1 —ly CARD. • oligAlowatti - NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PIELADELIMIA, Messrs. Caldwell St Co.,ilidro to con eslicciel attention to tholr deptirtineut of solid Silver Ware+. Po-missing superior redlines they will lin enabled to place borer; their mmtnnters, In advance of the genera market. oil the novelties and improvemente to Silver Goods as rapidly as produced, very particular !Mountie being give to the spocialltios of Bridal and other Prcseu tstion (lifts. The stendard of Allem . long since adopted by them is that of English Sterliug, 92.1 1100ths flue, the quality of every article sold being strlctly guartiowed. Attention Is rompeatfelly directed to the never) tog hoe. Ines.. Policy to thin House in reward to the firmly ostab• Ibilied system of fixed wk...., which will ho dedlly ad hered to le all secur et to Pinch." , fineness and equality in every transaction. transaction. Polito attention may he expected by all tv ho may favor them with n visit. Orders and thquirles by moil, promptly attended to. J. E. CALDWELL & CO. fed7-ly , pakc K. STAUFFER. isrATD I:ES AND JEWELRY, No. NP NORTH SECOND ST., eoa. oe arAllllw. PIMA Annu,ortment 01 Watches, Jewelry. Sliver and rS)Plsied Wdare constantlY on hand. F /fir Repairing of Watches and Jewelry xu promptly molded to. KELAM at. BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN, PA. CLOCKS,. well regulated and warranted. AI: glans and pricen, from ta upward, A larger a haertment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than can be found In any other store In the city. JEWELRY OP ALL KINDS, SILVER WARE everydenWpOon. • facr - WalcoeK repaired on Short Notice. WATCHES, JEWELRY, • SILVER AND PLATED_ WARE, CHARLES S. MASSEY'S, No. 2.1 East Hamilton street, opposite thy (lemon 11,. ormed Church. Just received trout New York nod Phil dolphin, all the latest styles Ile has the largest and beet assortment of Gold \Vetches ad at lower prices than can La found elsewhere. Aro Exclnelvt SILVER WATCHES. Ile halo a larger and better aasorttnent of Silver Watches ban can ho purchased anywhere eine. Are Unexcelled Are Unequalled He has the larwist and boat assortmont of all kinds of Gold Juivolry. •GILT.AND PLATED JEWELRY. Halms a larger and betterannortment of ail kinds of 0 lit and Plated Jownlry than cwt he lound elsewhere. SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Hoban a splendid annortniont of Silver and Plated \Vara. Any Taman desiring goudn in thin line nun nut full to ho nnited. - - - Are Buperlo Are Unsurpassed CLOCKS. A larger assortment than at any other establish:no at MELODEONS. Are FatatleeE ..A .o spl , e y n or d l. igassortmcnt of Princo's Melodeons, tho heat ACCORDEONS. A splendid rtssortment of nil kinds of Accordeons. Ills establishment 100 lately been titled up, nod is now second to nooe iu New York and Philodolphht, out all end of auythiugoutsido the largo cities. a l lo o large: rt orb of fashion nide goods in Ito Iluo thanothers in Leh lab county comblued, convince yournelvos of the am"ve and soo Are Incomparable Are Admirable GREAT ATTRACTION ! N W FIRM! NEW GOODS! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE:i • T. OSNIUN & CO., BARGAINS GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM IN REIMER'S BUILDING. NO. 605 lIAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. We would Inform the cltlneno of Allentown and the For. rounding (country thnt we ore proponent with a large cluck ot goods for - - • • FALL. AND WINTER WEAR, and offer thorn to the public at reaxonable brie., To Gino« who boy their Cloth tug rvady•lnatle, they are prepared to offer BARGAINS. - . ' ;WHOLE SUITS MADE TO c,EDER, COATS, PANTS AND VESTS Cat and made to the latest elite, sod bythe beat workmen OUR STOCK. OF CLOTHING, CLOTIIS AND CASSIMERES . I. larger thou It has boon before, told we intend.to Fell at very SMALL PRoFITS, and give our customers tho bene fit of our low Surehttses. Great quantillea and varlotles of NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS, And everything In tho lino of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, MEN'S, YOUTHS% 130 T h. and CIIILDREN READY-MADE CLOTHING, Don't forget the place. No•Ilton mired, third door IlbOVe 811th ntreet. • th oo 24 t owN. f a Leon IL tenon!, LYNN m Qi:arpct3 flub Oil Ci,lotij RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. S. C. FOULK. NO. 19 S. SECOND ST., PIIILA, (First Carrel Store bellow Market, EaPt eldo,) etvdiAt'aVrtleentnot?,Z?til"l47oegl,rlll'4llrlire,V„ll Imported end " aramhui wi th errutlepdantUart ntad " riot nov --- --- SPECTACLES SPECTACLES I ! EYE GLASSES, &c. Spelarge zu mge= 7iL t tof all kinds alp. CIIAS. S. MASSEY'S, NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, Having devoted a great deal of Care and attention to the Spectacle tllollllone for these last few years, I tad that my bush:wee In that line ham Increneed No ttnelt that I have de termined to mate It a SPECIALTY. There is no article mannfactured In which there In so notch deception pr.. :Iced al there Is In Spectacle (Meese.. Knowing that the Public have been frequently humbugged .by parties pre• tending to have seuperior article of Lilne‘en, and charging exorbitant price. L.r them, thereby trellising upon the ne ,:essities and Infirmities of age, I have taken path, to se. lent a large and complete assortment oldie guest iced beet Matinee eirer mew - metered, thu• tfording all persons needing Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at rea sonabtepricec Persona having any difficulty lu being suited elsewhere will do well to give toe a tall. us I fed confident that no one wilt fall tube nulled.. Remember the old stand, No. 29 East lianfilton street, apposite the (ler. Man Refottned Chnrch, Allentown, Pa. Inn 51 'GB tf ' GOLD WATCHES GOLD JEWELRY (nothing, = CONSTANTLY ON HAND Spectarlo. I==l Coat Attb Luntbcr. CHAS. W. ABBOTT. E=l -- , - , -, Z4i....:;44........4. -- , -..,. i -4,--- wt... - ----- - - . i 4 v..... l' - ' rir- : • ' , -, . 1 - , ~......,. it ii.' it,truli err A A LANSYC DIII 1.. Y I li '1;1' . wr,4-0, , , it,ii; /1 , 1 It 4. _ _ F , ii,l 4 , : ea t , 4. A '• ' i :i,i % -'--t `'' .----'-= 4`i.11 7 t, •••. , —,1 , -.' - 1 ' A ...- , Union Street, near Lehigh Valley Depot, Allentown. RITTER & ABBOTT, MANUFACTURERS OF Sash, Doors, Outside Blinds, Inside Illfnds„lfould Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair Rail ings. Window Frame., Don, Frames, SCROLL. SAWING, 'ru RN IRO, ri.musa. FLOORINO on.] RIPPING D'ONE AT THE SHORTEST ALSO, STAIR BUILDINO dorm and BAND RAILING mode to order. Having now hod al nort flee Year.' lmereaelen of the 11111, nafurainaloul it al noe.t 14 holly with new and Improv ed machinery, mad haying none but Oxperinoro.d work• men, we are prroareal to defy companion from at home and obroad, both In prime owl work anatoshln. you contemplate building Call at our Factory .41 nullity yourself with a perronal examination. Ur telog44 for hoildlogr, brateketr, patterns for orna mental' work, Arroll. for porch., eon lar areal ot oil 'norm by mulling at our °Mew Any information to Oar builder furulrheal cherrfolly met freely. by rolling ea thn 1144.• factory. ou Onion street, all the Jordon Bridge, Allen town, Pa.. or lay letter throagb thePaa•l ung 3.1 y RITTER Al ABBOTT. •FILIMIT. r s , OTTO. U. OTTO. O. W. 3111.1.E11. F LBER,, OTTO ac MILLER, MANJFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER, wi)_LIAMSPORT, PA MILL ON CANAL WEST OP MAYNARD STREET OFFICE AT THE MILL W E CRANE At. EN , I. 4 aug 75-Iv o.rtair..s. „ , .... LARGEST STOCK : • , 1 , GREAT INDUCEMENTS To buy all your furulture et the larger! furniture Moro In town of E ORS - l i _l l W. HEINBACH 732 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN. • -- • . The tire, have ',Tully put In a MAM• MOTO ALL I'LATEbi LASS FIZONT. and • hove otherw Igo enlarged their facilities far, keeping ou baud the largeat .tuck in the city. Their ELEGANT FURNITURE 1 L I IR manufactured In Hof,. man retrth/fx/onenr, . • -0,,y , ~ 4 N . ander tbelr own mprvl•den, An 1. warat— ...II .1_ ,.. sit bi be the bps, in the market An in•lolu of their .mek will convince buyers of the ad• .. . vantage Id loiylng front Onon worm , W. lleunlmeh, manufacture KITTLE'S PATENT SPIII NO BED and are role acoots for that Imperlor bed Call and NCO , It. Itemmber The Mammoth Glass Front. Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is widely known kt n et o rtZ i t ' t e ta ° l l.. mostt r i e te mei s ever discovered tbr tl • L I,IIISIII, IL S)S -: teat and purifying ••• the blood. It has ft r7;' stood the test of k ' years with a con stantly growing rep o .ut at ion, based on its intrinsic and sustained by its re markable cures. So mild tis to be safe and beneficial to children, and yet so searching as to elfectually purge out the great cor ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous and syphilitic contamination. Impurities, or diseases that have lurked in the system fur years, soon yield to this powerful anti dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful cures, many of which are publicly known, of Scrofula, mid all scrofulous diseases, Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis orders of the skin, Tumors, Blotches, Boils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, St. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipe las, 'letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, and internal Ul cerations of the Uterus, Stomach, and Liver. It also cures other coin plain, to which it would not seem especi ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease, Female Weakness, Debility, and Letworrlioen, when they are manifesta tions of the scrofulous poisons. It is an excellent restorer of' health and strength in the Spring. By renewing the appetite and vigor of the digestive organs, it dissipates the depression and listless lan guor of the season. Even whne no disorder appear:, people feel better, and live longer, for cleansing the blood. The system moves on with renewed vigor and a- new lease of PREPARED BY Dr, J. C, AVER & CO,, Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemists. SOLD BY ALL DRUGG:3TS EVERYWHERE BOLD IN ALLENTOWN BY W. E. BARNES & SON. testa Aci;'S "=-. VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR _ xw -. 'RENEWER. E.. ,•..y ye:it:increases the populari ly 40 . 111; : . v:llunble Hair Preparation ; 411 W to merit alone. We or ,t,nre our old patrons that it is ko:,! up to its high standard; aml it Is the only reliable and perfect ,•:l preparation far restoring GRAY 0:: FADED ii. in to its youtliftd color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff; and, by its tonic prop erties, prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimulates and nourishes the hair-glands. By its use, the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores the • capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most eco nomical 1 lAm DnEssf No ever used, ns it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D., St ate Assayer ofMassachusetts, says,. "The constituents arc pure, and care fully selected for excellent quality; and I consider it the BEsT I?ftErA RATION' for its intended purposes." Sold ty all Druggists, mid Dealers in Medicines. En Prioo Ono - Dollar Buckingham's Dye. FOR 'i• ii WHISKERS As our Renewer in many cases requires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whiskers, we have prepared this dye, in one preparation ; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash otr. Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & CO., NASHUA, N.H.. SOLD IN ALLEN. OWN II? W. E. 13ARNES & ON CONSHOHOCK EN BOILER AND COIL WORKS JOHN WOOD, JR., 11•NP•ACTIMIII 1 OF TORR. FLUR AND 017INDER BOILERS,BATII AND STEAM CIRCULATING BOILERS. All kind. of Wronnht Iron (lolls, Toyera for Blast Fur 113e8. lialsouleters, tool, Stark' Sinai l'lpes,lrun W hind bfiffoWP. awl everything In the Boiler and Sheol Iron Sue. AlllO. all I:Indoor iron and Stool Fog - slugs /11111 Blacksmith work, blioors' 'rook of all Moths, such an Whew Buckets, Picks, Alallots, Sledges, 'laving a Stearn II litllotor and set of tools of all kinds, and akin.' workmen. I dotter myself that con tern out work with protaptourn nod dispatch, all of which will be warranted to he Brat-clam Patching Boilers, anti repairing generally. Ntriclg i e , t. 'laded to. . • Ertilroabo. L RAILROAD.vALLEyEixa.77._:: WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Leave Allentown for New York. vla Central Railroad of New Jereev. at A Ai% O op, 815. and it Art and lit IV, 630". ^ n 1111 :Lip. in. For New York, via nimbi ta Ram. Rollroad.at 56i•, awl ono 1111.1 tn. awl 121o*. I .an.l pm. For lilautinka Chnnk and Bel ',Moro at 815 a in,and S FO , VoW 85 p Lembertvllla and Trenton at 600 end 11 68 a In, end tn. at 5 5.T., xOO, 81R, P 811 and 11 55 am; 1210'. 41, 5310. 535, ti ntal 8 . 21 pm. For l'lllladolrhla. Nonh Vann Ilallrnad, at 603, 815 B jl , . 4 Pm. 15 aLd 11 55 n m, and 8 24 P P In OM r Cathimuqua h FogleAvllle R. It, OM u m and For Corday at tip a m. 1221. 425, 0(33 Hod 801 p For lion Chunk at OM. Mtn a tn. 1221, 426 and 800 p m. For Pitt.ton. at 035 nod 1019 n to, 4 25 p m. For Waverly. °wog° Elmira, auburu and Buffalo. at :19 a to tExpreva Traln.) For IlArleton nil3s and 10 Ina m, and 4 2.5 p For A odearled at 10 19 x HI, For Malmnoy City at lo Ina 111. and 425 p m• For 911. Cannot at lo nn.' natlua ulth i. star Ih elan Irma Fort Nan Junction. 11. STANLEY UOODWIN. Asn't (Iraq 8u Wt, R. 11. SAYRE. don't & Out,. riAT A i'Ottl A AND= rin .4.LLI FOGELSVILLE R. R. llEW.3.le2+2*Yr!"9lM' On nod after APRIL THIRD. 1671, Paroten Jar Traina oo the Catenaugna h Fognirvillo Railroad will rut lo calmer lion with the Lehigh Volley. Lehigh .1e Susquohnona, nod goat Pena. Railroad. as follnwa:— Treina Went STATIONS. P. IL I A.* IA 61.5 (I ATASAITCMA. 951 .17 6 P6l • *SEIPLE'S 915 AI 702 ..111111)4N 1116100 E, 939 41 17 (y 9 GUTH'S, 931 49 715 WA I.IIIOIT'S, 9 2 29 59 774 CHAI'MAN'S. 919 04 734 THEN LERTOWN, 997 lllitilNl6S VILLE. 8(/i CREEK. 612 A 1.-BURTIS, 637 3.5 741• 40 740 I •Flog !Ration,. I.lllorlthlKtrlllll3 4 t leave., CatAxanqua on the arrival if limo I. V it. It. longer train from Mauch Chunk, East .iii, if and All, town. and connectn at Albur la will. a train on the Earl P.inaavivitnin It. E. far Road- Inc Puttiivilin, liatriaburkand Philailiiiptila and alai" with a train fur Allent o wn, liethinhatn. Easton. Th. morning trio East contwets at Alio ll . Wile solos on 11. P. It R. from Ilarriohorg, Pottsville heading nod Allentown. end at Catwianotta with train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for :Stanch Chunk. Wllkesbarro, Scran ton. Philadelphia xotl Now York. The 1 train West connects at Albortle with trains on tho Emit Polio. Railroad for Reeding, Pottsville. 11 or. rishorg, Philadelphia, Allentown, Bethlehem. ENNIOZI, Tad New York; arrive In Philadelphia via Reading of A 15 TholE:coning train liant leaven Al-Burtin on the arrival of a train from Allentown nod of a train making connec tion. nt Heading with tralux from Philadelphia, [lard,. burg, Pottsville, Stc., and connecte with localnenger Wahl on the L. V. It. It. at Catanauqua (or Allentown, Bethlehem and Ea•ton. 1'. , 1 , 11114tv lehhigto go to Allentown can take the morn leg train Weat to Al-Burtle. arrive at Allentown 915 a .nd return by n train on the Root Ponnaylvania Railroad evening Allentown at D. m. . . C. W. CHAPMAN, Slog. ftad }Rdamn. XTORTH PENNSYL-= .1-11 VANIA RAILROAD. catw4;iefna&" =I = Passeagern for Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley 11. R. pan,ing Allentown at 610, S to anti 11,Z5 a. 111., and 535 nnJ S 24 p. tn.. anti arrive la Philadelphia at 8 al a In, 2 15, S 10111111 30 p. nI. Also Lehigh and Sotatuehautna Railroad trail. at 3 14 and 0 44 p. tn., and arrive In Plain delphla nt 5 30 it utl,B 10 p. to. • F= [olx Through Tralon Dally, Sundayug Excepted ] Passenger trait. leave tho depot Northwont coruer Berke and Amerman sheet, Philadelphia, For Allentown at 8 (gland 9 1.5 5. to., 2 00, 3 rffl, 4 Oa and 31:1 p n Pol are cur, are attitCh.ol to th• Ba. to. train. For Itoyleelow LI at 8 Ai .t. to.. 2:41 nod 420 p 111. For Fort ‘Vanhlngtou at 7 and 11 us to. and 11 30 p m. For Abington at 1 y 030 and 1,13 p. m. Vol Lanntlitto at 0 p. to. Trlti. for Phllgdolphlit Leave Bethlehem nt 6 al, s 0 a. la., 1213, 341, 6 Wand 3 :in p. m. •• Doylestown at 3.5 a. m., 300 and 606 p. m. •• Lansdale at 616 a. at. •• Fort Wanhinuton at 330, 1030 a. m., and 2 15 p to • Abington ut •' 15, 62.5 and DOD p. m. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Bethlehem for Phllndelphot at 4 00 p. tn. Doylehtown o 6 a. tn. Longo Palludelphla for Bethlehem at 6.61 n. at. •• " tor Doy lestown at 200 p• m. Fure—Allentown to Philadelph ELia,LlS 63C. LARK. Agent. n.A LEE:STOWS PASSENGER RAIL WAY. • TIME TA BLE. On and after WEDN EniAY. N0v...11,1671, cars will run mall trains on the Lehigh Valley and Luhighancl basun) , henna, Piffled) , lphia & Reading I,E; tat Pena' Jenetion) Rullronds, and to the AllOlBl.l. FlirclaCe, !toying eta• lion. II (milt. and Ninth strews, es fel For L. V. L. &8. E. Penn. Furnace. Leave Fur A 31 A. 31. A. 51. A. 51. A M. 30 7 35* b ro 900 9 40 a 00 7 451 8 40 10 fm 11 SU 7 35 11 30 11 2i 7 41 P. M. P. M. 945 100 140 11 :a) P. M. P. M. 3 15 3 51 11 65 2 35 140 5 (X) 5 35 P. 61. 616 34.5 700 736 3 15 0 60 3 45 830 14 10 Pay Days & tiaturtP. 631 ONLY 730 830 AlO The above care run to all the painieuger trains on the above ro,ids, • From Manch Chunk. • From &mien. A NEW FEATURE. Poring the Winter Illillllllll, all the care on thin road will be comfortably heated. FARE TEN CENTS. Children under ton yearn ef age, Five Cents. Tickets can be purchased of the conductors on the cars, or of the Treasurer, in package. of 7 for 60 ctn. or 14 for $l. Tickets received only for passengers, not for trunks or package, .Iger•Passengern.are requested not to ride on the plat form when there is room inside. EA DING ICAIL-Wgia RROAD. • WINTER ARRANGEMENT. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1871. Great Trunk Line (t u rn the North and North-West for Philad • villa. New York, Rending, Pottsville. Tama on. Ashland. Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, EPh rota. Liar, Lancaster. Columbia, d•e. . • . Trams leave Ilarrisiturg for Nov York as follows: at 245, 810 a. tn.. and 200 p. tO.. connecting with similar trains 00 and arriving at New Cock at 10 07 0. m., 342 and 945 p. m. respectively. Sleeping Cars accompany the 242 a. tn. train without change . . R om-plug lento New York at II 00 a. in., Aso noon and %no p. m.; Philadelphia itt 7.P. Bal a. to. anti :130 p. m. kleopine Corn accompany theO UU p. m, train trim; Now York without change. Leave p ot rrielturg for /leading, Polleyllle, Tamanna. Miaow/111e, /ohlaud Shanmkin, Allentown, and Plilla• delphia at El 100. m.. 1 210 and 405 p.m., mopping at Lebo. non and principal troy stalitma ; the 415 p in. train con. ne t oing for Philadelphia, Polio villa and Columbia only. For Pottavllle , Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuyl kill and Sumlualaanna Railroad leave liar:O./burg at 340 P. Eat Pennitylvania Railroad train. leave Reading for Allontown, Easton and Now York at 4 34. 1040, a. in and 1,0.1 p in. Returning, leave Now York at 900 a.-m., 12 30 noon and 5 00 p. in., and Allentown at 720 a. m., 12'35 noon, 2 1.5, 4'25 and 835 p. m. , . 'Way Pasaeuger Trait. loaves Philadelphia at 790 a.. m. mouertlug with similar train on Lust loans. Railroad returulug Mayo Readiug ut ..70 p ru., stopping at all sin !wave Pottavilla at 0(0) a. tn., and 230 p. tn. Herndon at to twl a. tn. hlutiookin at 540 and 11 15 a. tn., Ashland at 7u5 a.m. nod 12 43 noon. Mahanoy City at 761 a. tn.' Pnd 1 30 p. ta.. TIIIII.I.qtIK at B3 lll. • M. and 2 10 p. to. (or hiladel plan, Now York, Reading, Ilarriaburg. thr• Leavo l'ottnvillo via Schuylkill and Suaquehanna Rail road at ti 15 a. In. for Ilarriaburg, and 11 43 0. In. (or Pine grove. and 'rreitoolt• 'trading Accommodation Train leaves Pottnyillo at 640 P. to., 1,10.... en Reading at 730 n. to.. arriving at Philetdol .tin at 10 tal A. in, Roturning. 1016 V. Philadelphia at 441 p. In. , pa.Ning lioading at 733 p. m., arriving at Potta rill. at 9 21p. 111. . Pottstown Accommodation Train Nava Pottstown • 7 (xi o. tn. Returning, tattoos Phtladelphia at 15 p. m. Columbia itatlroad Trait. leave Read lug at 720 m and ti 15 p ai for Ephrata. Litir, Lauctistor, thilambla, Ste, ;co buratto.: lea, Lancasterat 820 m, and 323 pm, and Columbia at 515 m. and 313 pnn Verkluddill Railroad Trains leave Perklomen Junction at 7:3, di a In. 9111 and 043 p tn. Returning. leave Schwouksville at 043, 8 10 a m, 12.3 noon and 4 45 p connecting with nuollar wallas on Reading Railroad, pickering Valley Railroad trains leave PLioula villa at 010 0 in, t.. 5 nod 355 p • roturulug. have Byord at 030 a in. It 45 titom, and 421 p cuunocting wtth alnJuar trains ou itentilUd itdlirdati• tiolohruukditio Railroad trains leave Pottatown at 9 40 a in and I Maud 030 p returning leave Mundt Pleasant at 7 15. 11'21 a ut,and 231. p m connecting with similar trains Iteadiug R.l a l. Cheater Valloy Railroad Trains leave Bridgeport at 830 a at and 2145 nod 520 p tot rulllrllllllr, tea. D•4lAllidglOLl nib 5,5 a to R, eadiu 111 50 g a Rnd ailroad, 5 15 p to, commotion with similar on tit, holidays: leave New York at 519) p m, Philadelphia at 800 a di tad 313 p to (the 800 n et tram, running only to Reading), liitfvo Puttsvillo at 00 a in, ilarriaburg al 245 and 2 it) p to, Alledlon at 33 pin, Reading at 713 a m aml 11 11 to for ilarrts w burg, at 432 uin (or how York and at 941 a e, and 413 p to lee Philadelphia. . .. . . .. . • .. . .. Couttuutattou. Mileage, !klaxon, School dud Excursion Pickets, to nod (rum ell pulutn, et reduced rater. lieggidta cLeckud . througla; 100 pouudn allowed each l'aeneueer. J. E. 1170017E:1, 0,1 n 14 14. , Anat. Supt.& Lou. ..)Ificier/I. C•F. WOLFERTZ, CUTLERY . NO. 606 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. Manufactoren and keep, conntantly on band•a large as a of all kinds of Cutlery. Unions Pablo Knives and Pork., Puocket Hutren tichiaora Zit Lily ALLENTOWN ROLLING MILL C 0., Successors to TIIAYER, ERMAN. WILSON & CO., kluoufscturors of STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, RAILROAD TURN TABLES, MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, Furnace, Rolling Mill and Mining Work, • &c., &C. N. B.—All work guaranteed end delivery' prompt. L. 11. GROSS, Sup't. august 9.3 m w) W EULER RATE• FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF • , it SAFES. • . ESTABLISHED IN 1843. THE OLDEST SAFE HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA The only Sate with lesion Donne. UlliltalliCo4 VIVO Irons Donspueso. Mon price* from 15 to PO per o”d reel,_ I r tor r er4 t. her other rankers. Plossee steed (or Clrctqf . r wAT l; os t soN. . Late of , Even s W ruu ets , , , op h . s. :S i t . o . iit o ss i e . ize u r h o f.. suet Om w ho. 610. Gr . F. WOLFERTZ, NO. 606 HAMILTON 6T., A LLENTONVII, 111.nuferInror of .11 kind. of Cutlery Intl dealer In Sport.nten'• dellal”. which he Is .01110 g al rod nr.d into ne. Single sod donble barrel Ilunitn. 0003. ItorolVen fo nil klnds. Plosedar, Vl.llll4'Nelclu, are. tily27-11 Trnlny • M. =I Vrofeozionat Carbo. E . - J. MORE., ATTORNEY AT LAW, • ALLENTOWN, PA. Ottleo, No. CO East liamilloo Mr eel. air Can be connultoa In Gomm, inn UT D. L.IICIiENRR,►tBB . Al"/ . 01C Vt. • NET AT LAW. (formerly practiced In Csrbo county). OfflCe, —110.11,1111.,it street, second door, near) orpos.te the Court bonne. Allentown. Pa, MaY con Guam' m thO U,rtwnn Inottnnsa • DUINK at lIA DIN IN, ATTORNEYS .CIL AND iIt:NELL° ilti AT LAW, Allentown, P. °Rice. 11,0. Al M Haat Hamilton •Iteet. C. M. IlOgn. F: A. It. BAl,Dvini "tirOItICIIN ICAILIFF3IALN, lurroic. 14F.Y AT LAW. Udl ce t second floor of the First National linnk 6nlldlug, ALLENTyWN, PA. Collections incite to Lehigh itudwiiiiiningcountios. Gee ho consulted litho English nod trortilito lituurisen, ,01114-17 ELIAS MERTZ. ALDERMAN, SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER AGENT 'FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, FS West Hamilton St., Allentown. fl C. lIIINSICEitGER A'rTillaltNEY .cO.l, floor. A L :E z lwAvr r I , O A t . tlo Pont Ottico,b,r111211d11:101r. EOR(E In. RUPP, .ITTOICNEY Vf AT LAW. Office with lion. John U. tittloA, Allen town, Po rDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT T.AW, eight itooro olorvo the Court Mow, AT, LENTOWN Watch county. Pat. feb EORGE R. U I ',SON. ATTOICN EY AT II m. No. AIS Hamilton %trk. noerly own° the (7.tnrt A Allentown. Colle e ctions nenntlnlY intuit, In Lehigh mid Northntnitton nommen DR. C. C. H. GULIDEV. SURGEON DENTIST: 011ir over Mr, M. A. 0. Ouldle e Tritottting Store, N 0 . 34 E e .%.1 lieeffltot , etreet. Allentown L.EVE SHOVER, Avro NEV AT .1.4 LAW All) JITSTICE OF TIIE PEACE, MILLERS TOWN, bEll kill CO., l'A. Particular ult.:ldiot) pold to inliolveut aud deenlout entates. Jun t.Lly WM. N. YOUNG..IIIt., KNoWI.TON, PNITK H PCAI.ERI.) ArroirsEy AT LAM, • liuunu, 41. 15.1 G and 47, Nu. ltk) Wanhiugtuu Strret, Chi cago. jou° :10 TollN 0. BOW3IAN, ATTORNEY CP AND CiIUNSELLOR AT LAW, Rum 0, No. Alo Wn. nut Wept, Philadelphia. mar 147 911111,31L1S R. NETzGAR, Avron- NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN. l'A. Miler. No. 02 East lloufflion sirto.t. GEORGE U. SMALL ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, First door above Low Alley. AL LIiIiTOWN. l'A. may . 13mim ‘l:7 ,lL'lwr 0 IC N 1111( A N D t,re, uppon.te the Englo moo 17.17 EDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, with liou. Samuel A. Britigen, ALLENTOWN. PA. may 1-ly TOUN RUMP, ATTORNEY AT LAW 19 Mice, N. E. Corner tith and Hamilton StreeLt ALLEN TOWN, PA. may 1-ly A DAM WOOLEVER. A•ITOKIN E £ AT LAW. Waco, orougltO tho Court Homo., AL LENTOWN lA. may 1-1 T W'ELIA NI 11. GLACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. CATASAUQUA, LEILIGII COUNTY PENNA. may 10.1 y 1 - )1 CLAY lIAMERSLY,ATTORNEY .IA, • AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. inn 14-'6B4f PARENTS TAKE' NOTICE THAT AT THE • BUTEN I3OOK STORE TIM WILL ALWASS FIND POK SALE ALL KINDS SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS AND SLATES, PE?' S AND INK, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. The time in again hero for children to prepare for SCHOOL And ,7, 1 1 hoar hand nod (or cab everything they want and SCHOOL ROOM. OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW an fz ,; and give them Jost what they have to i DON'T FORGET, AND REMEMBER THAT TILE BOTEN BOOK STORE NITRE PLACE TO BUY ALL KINDS OF School Books at the Lowest Prices. LEISENRING, TREXLER C 0.,• all Hamilton St., Allentown,PL. MRS. GULDIN'S Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLENTOWN. PA. The trade at thin old and well known tistablinhment conntantly increaning, buring to the fact that NEW GOODS aro being countantly received of the LATEST STYLES and alwav a anitabla to the wants of bar numerous mote. mars. P eople should always go whore they .. nou n to he wilted at low figures lO A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE! MOINTAMIE PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH COM WII !SKEIN, POUND. thn Oreql HAIR °ROWER, MOP? , t ACHE. will protln n a luxurl tot MOUSTACHE WHISKERS. ••r ERE' on the tirnnothrqtt Inca. PlonNaut to min. snot to any addl . °. OA receipt ot llfty TBOND, CHEMIST. 'KITH and ciIE3TNUT EITz.. PHILA. N. F. (Fa. T feb2l'72•lY CARPETINGS. • WILLIAMS & DALE, SCOCIOItIOiteI TO I: n. 11011ROALK, 832 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPLIIA,, Ilealent In CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINOS, etc. We havejnot ',calved for the Spring trade n large and hands assortment of new nod beautiful at ylen In Breo• eels, lintritinr, Matting., oil 'Nttie, Window Shadee. et, etc., all of whirl' ore no 111 agar at the Inwood sorb prices. 'We Invite all to cell and nee 1.18, and examine oar biota before pun healing elrewhere. • WILLIAMS n DALE, feb 48-3mw 0132 Market St.. Philadelphia. BUILDERS, LOOK TO YOUR IN TEREU6. L. W. HooNa & CO. era manufacturing a Hydraulic Cement Drain Pipe Chimney Fine and Ornamental Chim ney Tope, cheaper and Inure durable than ..ny other in mantel. They are made of pure cement and mend, being powerfutly coinpreased, well etranoned, and are In all Practical respects EQUIVALENT TO STONE. CHIMNEY TOPS FROM $125 TO $5OO • Fend for n circular, or call and examines{ their' nj mannfactory, corner of Ilamilton atreetand Lehigh oat, Railroad. lona I.tf A PROFITABLE BUSINESS! LIG HT EQUAL TO GAS.ATONE.EIOIITII THE COST! Cannot be raplod, d No chimney or wick ueea. MEN dentrtug a PROFITABLE BUSINESS, can encore the EXCLUSIN 111011 T for the male of DEOTT . I3 PAT ENT CARBON OAS LIGHT BURNER!. AND OIL. toe COUNTIES or STATES. Write for Information or canon M. 13. DYOTT, No. 114 SOUTH SECOND FT., PHILA. N. D.—CHUIICHES Ittrol4ted with CHANDELIERS and LAMPS of etary demerit:Won. 25 per cent. cheaper then at any other eutabll.huaent In tho country. tune 13.310er SPECIAL NOTICE. J. M. ilaHeigh, No. 1105 Chestnut Street, • PHILADELPHIA. Ergs to Inform hi. Patrons and tho pnrchasern or Dry Hoods ut Detail. throughout the City •nd surrounding country, that he has formed I Co.partnoruhip under the FIRM . OF J. M. Haf leigh & linporteri& Dealers in DR Y GOODS, NO. 1105 CHESTNUT STREET. 2nvan'i , "77.,Ml"NAßlzT,`",:7 Vo G (V11?..P 1 LT..1 1 ,5 DR GOODS low u offered ny ' thent n'ery Lute Prices. OPENING! OF .SPRING STYLES in LADIES' SUITS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20th. mar'_hum BEST FURNITURE HERE! GEO. D. NOS. 621 Az 626 NORTE! SECOND STREET; PHILADELPHIA • ESTABLISIIED OVER QU►RTER Or ► CENTURY THE aldeat and most rellabla bonny on North ilecond street 113•Iust apractivul mechanic and haying lone O.P.- ..iota's in t in. bunion-a. all giniete,nin nude. , toy 16.1100110 n,. Manion II solo inl boyar., us uo Itopoultlou Or Igtareprq- Isentation to verinineti in 1111. ediablibluneut. I Invite ull' my old patrol.. mid (rituals throughout tor native county to call and get gutted. a• 1 kayo roduced tug Prices to suit all. G D. SMITH, Nos. 621 and 623 North Second Street, (01;TWEVI OURS; Art) fl/11.11161103T14) ip,i•wim] 'PIIIL4LSLPIIIA 1
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