1 erieittaU + NQ-01413,1@, -NO'PiA-Y• bitt.'ll. 1). LONIIAKER, It estimated. of the Uulted,lltatee t..wtll prmptlr, lead Co all frtsoches of Ids prOrdselon skt tots roo Base - aide - of Stith street. bet: liamittori ars eWalnut, ALLIT4TOWN PA No Patent MetliolneA are arid or recommend...it the rein• tidies admit:armed - Ire tb ore which will not brook dort tbs conmtutilou, but reuogbouritor inurbo stt IlfrgnVgi d tP°°. - re" 'niaifVlLlreoi,iNintil.. CONODIRTION. BRON(IIIITIS; DYSPEPSIA. andijedimiteite df the Ejoinis. Throat. Stomach. and I.le. er, width yearly carry thousands to untimely glues. cae nndoutitedly be cured. - MteIiA.NCIPAY ABERRATION I that 444 yf leaatlda sad aberration of mind which ten dera peranut neapable of, papules the pleasure. of per. formitur the titles of life. RHEDMATIS.III. AND PARALYSIS, in any mrm orannaltion. chronic or •crite, warranted cor- Ode., Kvllepsy, or falling sicknooae, and chronic or stab. bernlcarM or YBINIkEIt DitlitABBB ;moodily and•radicaill removed; Balt Rheum. Skin Di 1101.1.11 (of yeare' standing) aver,' description or Ulcerations; Pile. and Caron:dons due Moen; warranted cured. attention given to private dinettes. of every description of both sexes. Ladles etifferleg from Imp complaint Incidental to the!, sag, can consult the Ogler with assurance of relief. • Canter cured, and Tot:core of all kinds removed without the knife or drawing blood. Diseases of the EYE AND EAR otr i fsfully and effectsatilly remove d . In De.Lonaskur. willake visits any distance If de. sire can bo addressed by letter (coefidentlally)and med• Icine sent with Droner directions to any part of Ute .. county, street. between tii=l,l,lgla3pd pills OR HEMORRHOIDS. PILES OP A =RI N pE perfectly and permenently Oran% Wlthont dlltlftr,' cattalos or liwtrumoot., by ' McCANDLESB. H. D., 2001 ARCH STREET..PHILADBLPHIA, PA, Whomoirefer you to over 1200 cues eared In Philsdel. phis alone. We desire to soy to those afflicted, there in Poeltively no deception la the cure of these D use ABR.. It in t ron•not how 'long or bow' *merely on I i.e been Wert we con cure yen. We also core Pistols, Merin miens., Strictures and Ulceration of the towel. bowel. Come 700 what are seafaring, we will not deceive you. e have patients from almost every Stele In the Union and from lineup.. Have treatecithesedteeasoe for twenty vearewlthOut a failure. apr 28ay icimmosoPnv OF MARRIAGE..—A Nab Conies of LACTORES,asdellversd at the Penns Polytechnic ab ov e natomical Mimeum. L. 90 Cheatuut St.. thioe door. Twelfth. Philadelphia. embracing lb. cabinets: Mow to Live and What to Live fort Youth. Ma tinily and Old Age; Manhood Generally Reviewed; The cause of Indigestion; Flatulence and nervous Dianne, ammoniac, for; Marriage Philosophically considered. These lecturee will be forwarded on receipt of 25 cents by addrestings twill of, tho Penna. POLTTACHNIO AND ANATOMICAL INIRDM 121:0 Chestnut , St.. Philadelphia. P eon. nue 22-ly WILTBERGER'S • :FLAVORING EXTRACTS Are warranted nue) to any made. They are prepared from thefruttri and will tie found much better than many of the Extracts that aro cold. • . • • • • Extra • Alir dskcts. your Groot,. or Druggist for Wittberger's • BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE ollhogt doubt, the beet article Itt the market. Inc .6/using , . ttorhcs. It u color more aster th u four times the eaten weight or Indigo. so , ' uttch wore that, toy other wash bitle to the marmot. T.e only genuine le thut put up et ALFRED WILTBERGER'S DRUG OTORK. No. 123 NORTH SECOND STREET, PUILAD'A., PA The LARRIAI have both WILTDARORIOR and BARLOW', names ou them. nll others are coun terfeae. For sale by most Grocers an Druggists. WILTDERpER'S INDELIBLE INK Nfound on Motto be o superior articla. Always S'hand for mein et rene n•ble otiose. e Or'onnti S e ICES, Genalne MEDICI A F, Chamole Slane, Sponges. Tapioca, Peal. Sego, d all ar , clen In the drug line, al £LFhBD WILTBEhOER•B DRUG STORE, June 29.17 ti 0.233 North Second et., Phil... Pe. li.yer's • Cathartic Pills , For the relief and cure of all derange. mods in the atom. AO, liver, and bow ' els. They are a mild 't aperient, and an • • excellent purgative.. Being purely vege .., .•'• table, they contain no mercury or mine . ~,, Cal whatever. Much • serious sickness and auffining is prevent . • ed by their timely use; and every family should have them on hand tbr their protection and relief, when required. Long experience has proVed them to be the saf est, surest, and best of all the Pius with which the market abounds. ,By their occasional use, the blood Is purified, the corruptions of the sys tem expelled, obstructions removed and the whole machinery of lice - restored to its healthy activity. Internal organs 'which become 'clogged and sluggish are cleansed by .t ergs Pills, and stimulated into action. Tina Incipient disease Is changed into health, the value of which chap e, when 'reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy it, can hardly be computed. ' Their sugar coating makes them pleasant to take, and:preserves their virtues unimpaired for any length , of time, so that they are ever fresh; and porpscaly reliable. Although searching, they are mild Anil operate without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or occupation. Full directions are given on the wrapper to each box, how to use them as a Family Physic, and for the following coupplainte, which these 'Pills rapidly cure:— .• • • rorigyispepalat or Inawllooll, Ilistleas• mess, Languor Mid I4llllorAtipedge, they should be taken moderatelyta stimulate the stom ach, and restore its healthy tone and action. For Liver Complaint and its various symp toms, Bilious Ileadache ' Sick Mead. ache, Jaundice or Green Sickness, 1111- leas Colic and Dillon* Fevers, they should be Judiciously taken for each case, to correct the diseased action or remove the obstructions which cause it. For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but ono and dose is generally required. For Uhenenatism Gout, Gravel, Pal. pitation of the Hours, Doan In tiro hide, Duck and Loins, they should be contin uously taken, as required, to change the diseased action of the system. With such change those complaints disappear. For Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings, they should be taken in large and frequent doses to produce the effect of a drastic purge. I. or Suppression, a large dose should Ito taken, as It produces the desired effect by synt pathy. As a Dinner Pin, take ono or two Pills to promote digestion and relieve the stomach. An occusioual dose stimulates the stomach and bowels, restores the appetite, 111111 Invigorates the system. Hence it Is often advantageous where no serious derma wentexists. One who reels tolerably well, often finds that a dose of those .Pfits makes him feel ileeidisily better, from their cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive apparatus. I=9 Dr. J. 0. AYER& CO., Practical Chemists, .I.OIY.E.LL, MASS., U. S. A. FOR BALE BY ALL DRUOGISTS EVERYWHERE. SOLD IN ALLENTOWN BY W. E. BARNES & SON. Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, a n effectual fu r preserving the hair. It soon restores faded or gray hair to its arigindl color, with the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and baldness often, though not always. cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair whore the follicles are de itroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed; but such as remain can be saved by this application, and stimu lated into activity, so that a new , ' growth of hair is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or fulling oil; and consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents the forma tion of dandruff, which is often so un cleanly and offensive. Free from ..I,is e deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and in:.:l- 'rious- to the hair, the Vigor eat) only benefit but not. harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Cputaiping neither oil nor dye, it does not Boil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glo,.sy lustre, end a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Co., Fr001.,,a and Analytical Cheatham, LOWELL, MASS. tIOLD IN ALLEN FOWN BY W. E. BARNES & BON. Cannot be &rdeltuff d ch it fV or retch ram MEN drattNg a PROFITABLE 111181:4 WIS. con encore the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT for the sale of WYATT'S PAT ENT CARBON OAtl I.IOIIT DURNERS AND OIL, rut COUNTIES or STA fEb. Write for Infoott aloe ur call on M. B. DYOTT, • No. 114 SOUTH SECOND NT., PHILA. N. B.—CHM:IIE3 turnidind with CHANDELIERS and LA3ll'B of every araoripttort. 2.3 percent. cheaper than at any other establlehturta to tho coutpry. 13.30tw JOHN E. LENTZ & CO., I C . F. WOLFERTZ, • Soot Oaftero. OHM E. LEN/ Z.EINSLIEIMER JOlll4 EIZAUWOLIDinAW. BOCCE/38068 TO YOUNG & LENTZ The Arm of Young & inOtl ,linolee.l by meted) • au.o On •torit ry loth. 1872 sr. YOU°, retiring. Wm. 1 / I '. Rehieheloter •ull Jule Soeboli, Jr., haring t•ken hie The pper Arm too es to liana the eoutionence att., `tronase ee ilbereUr boetowed hpon the old Ono: The, 4.ltse their Utitioet oode.vore to K. aumointe their in with proruptoree sod !orabh HOOTS AND SHOES t 1 1 114ili i rik•ind material , and will alw• have . ' Almilortment the most dsairsnle sly is o s! trade Of th is •ett, • , o r Te g a g • .I,ente havlnir twee. ot n o eon untsbned team° men guested to make settlement .wattle 11411 d Atir i l i l h let les:. Ilse booker Will re. ..VAM to stat d ritaldatior * d 9"eart!Ar: Sinancial. MILLER & C 0.% BANKING HOUSE, Fogelsoille, Lehigh County, Penny. MONEYS received on deposit, and per cent, interns! .flowed on all sums remalolot eta months or over. Fo' .horter perlodaspeolal rates will be paid. executors, Administrators, Trustees, „ Assignees Treasurers, 7 ax•Collectorl sod other en.todleos of public or private moneys. ar .oared liberal rote• of Interest . . • • • Farmers, et erehants.Laborora and all who trove mono .0 out out on loteroot for a long Or abort lifirlad will no. mr Inehltutloo an evocable and ad•entageone one which to do 011.100.. . . 14.4.evdepoalted In this Institution Ifil SAFI; AND WEL' itiflUltED. CI..ALa, money loaned out on favorable lama. iuBBPll MILLBIt. J. It. LIrJeaTENW ALNER. PRANK J. SLOUOII. IO p MILLERSTOWN SAVING BANE MIL,LERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. Thla Inetitution will be opened on or before theist day r April. Money will bo taken on deposit at all times and a any awns from one dollar upward., for which SIX PER CENT. INTEREST aor senora will herald. Deposits may be withdrawn at any time Ala°. money oaned oat on favorable terms. JAIRES WEILER. Presld.ml gamma!, finnalta. CoaAfer. , J. P. M. Shiffert, Georg Ludwig. Frederick C. Yobal. Clirint • 1 K. Henninger, David Donner, \Mit re %May. !parte Oriebel, Gideon F. Baner, Keratin T. liertlog, Benjamin J. &ImoVer. Jamea Sionmaater mar 16-8 m AL T IANTOWN SAVINGS INSTITU Organized as "Dimes S'autrig Ludt NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST. (NEARLY OPPOSITE ERR AMERICAN 110111..) PA YS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Institution, the oldest Saving Bank In Easters ?sunsylvania, has beau in continuous and successfo. 'pota'potation for ten years, and Continue/Ith pay SIX PEE tion INTEREST on money for ono year, and spode , rates of interest for shorter periods. IMAII deposits of boner will ho hold strictly cond. tontial. Executors, Administrators, Truatees, designees Treilaurers, Tax Collectora, sod other custodialoe of public or private motleys, are of fared liberal rates of toterant. . . . Thrmere, Merrhania. Laborcm and all who have money to put on interest for a long or short period will And our Institution an agreeable sell advantage.. ono In which to do hominess. Wo espscially I 0 rile L•Dille to transact their banking boxinenn with es. MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have epeeist privi leges granted by or charter—having tub power to trans act businese with or in their own onmen. Money deposited with thin Institution 'IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, by a Capital stock and eurplue money curtly of rwe gIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and addition. th Board of Trustees have, as required by t barter. glue bond., under the eurervlbion of the Court In the sum 0 FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds arc regls uired lu and held by the Court of Common Pleas of thi county for the security of depositor.. Our Iron Vaults are of the moat Secure and eaten/11Y, kind known in this country as a personal Inspection wit chow. and to which we Invite our friends and cash - Inlets We refer to this. believing that wife Burglar Prool Vault complete the cutely and reliability of a good Saving Bank WILLIAM 11. AINEY, President. CHRISTIAN PRETZ, Jiro Freak', at. REUBEN STABLER, Cashier. THIISTBSB: William H. Alney, Cherie!. 8 Bash, Christian Pratt, John D. Stiles, F. E. Saumele, Benj. J. Ilagenbncb, Deere° Brubst, Samuel Sell, Nathan Peter. Jan 12-1 FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church alley, In Lion Hall, second story. opposite the (terrine unformed Church, in the City of Allentown, is organised and ready for business. 11 out pop SIX per cent. In. /erect on nil depilate except business ilepoxif e, for any pertaloftims, to he crtictelpted from the date of deposit. To secure which, the Treaters , . of the Institution Inane Sled In the Court of COllllllOO Pleas of Lehigh County, ander the direction of the Court. n bond In the num a Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith. rui keeping end appropriation a oil %Intl 1"1.1111 S AVI N G Sme us nhitllhe Illnced In charge taxa d FRANKLIN BANK, whether as deposits or shares of Mock. which bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever It may ho deemed necessary. In addition to thin, the Act of Incorporation 'oaken the Stockholders personalty liable to the depottitore b dolt- Ste the amount to,/ the Capitol Stock of the Bank. which is fifty thousand dollars, with liberty to increase it to one hundred and fifty Unnamed dollors. These pi...1111410ne will make It a very desirable and sae Place of der tont. be ß a id t e rn ' o t ne m o7th e eTZ:Trnlit t e s er Prr t o t t h c e ci d Z P anntel i tt i thin city. Arrangement. will be made to furnish draft. on the Mile of New York and Philadelphia 8. A. BRIDGES, Prenfilent W. WILSON, Me. Proddent J. E. Z IMMERMAN. Cashier. Trustees : Danlel . ll. hllllor. S. A. Bridge., John Holbert,' J.W William Baer, J. E. Zimmerman D. H. Breit., Peter Brox., Edwin Zimmerman. mar 90 WILMINGTON AND READING RA ILROA.D SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, FREE OF TAXES We are offering the Second Mortgage Bonds of thin Company AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTEREST, Int,eal Payable January and July TILE BONDS ARE IN I,ooos, 500 s and 100 s And can be IIEitISTEIIED iron of expenso. The coal tchiceilanaotts freights and passenger bushiest, are con stoutly Incr•aaslog.. The tee( lets for the hear soil. g Ile tober SI. 1871. worn 879.77 S 82 more than the year end leg October Ml. 1870 Ihe Inertia. Cyr seven mouths and ing J,we I. 1572. over vevsa months ending Juue 1, 1871 was 5t4,A18.4,i. Honda, I•ampblota and information can be obtained o DE HAVEN & BRO., Fiscal Agents of the United States, 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS BOUGIIT AND SOLD ON COSI.IIISBION. THE ERIN SAVINGS BANK OF WM. L. YOHN WORTH SEVENTH ST., ABOVE LINDEN, ALLENTOWN, PA. Thle bank has been established for the purpose of carry ing on a general Booking business. and to offer to the .iommuulty a SECURE INVESTMENT for their money at name, at the mama rate of tolerant that it would command In New Yo L O AN ED JIMMY. MONEY OUT ON 000 D SECURITY /AT Gold, Silver and Government Bonds bought and told. Drafts drawn on the principal cilia. of the Unitod Mates In some to snit purchasers. Collections made on *ll acceeniblo point., and proceed, promptly remitted at current rates. Farmers, Merchant.. Laborers and all who have money to put out on Interest for a long or short period will end this lnstltation an agreeable and advantageous one it which to do butane.. allowed on deposits at the following rates, wit, SEVEN PER CENT. (or one year. SIX PER CENT. If I,N. (or thlrir days and under om ear. sa-Foyoutt. stamps. nl . Cjan 211'dase, CONSHOHOCKEN BOILER AND COIL WORICS, JOHN WOOD, JR . , 11•1111rASTOltalt or TUBE. FLUE AND CYLINDER BOILERS, BATH AND STEAM CIRCULATING BOILERS. All kinds of Wrought Iron Coil., . Toyer. for Blast Pur itan*, (rasumeterm, Smoke Stack., Blast Pipe ,Iron Wheel. barrow,, and everything in Um Boiler nod Sheet Iron line. Also. all kind, T o o l sn and k in d s, ogg W homucktult work, Miners' of all ouch a s Baotou, Pick., lallets, Sledges, dic. II nvlng Steam Hammer nd ant of Moto of all kinds and skilled workmen, I Ileum' myttelf that .1 can turn out work with prommteas nod dispatch, all of which will be warranted to be nrst•clase. Patching Bonen, and repairing generally, strictly at. ended to. •pr 17 A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE! MOUSTACHE • PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH COM WHISK ERA. I'OI7ND. the Groa HAIR GROWER. MOUHI ACHE. will prmin h a Itnturl tot MOU , TACII IS WHISKERS. or m , lI',KERB au the mootheet I.e. pieam•ul to nun. , not to any cadre.. oc receipt of Silly Ceuht II T. 1.10513, CHEMIST. 'ENTH and CiIEstNUT Eau.. PHILA. N. B. Cor. T M 11724, w A PROFITABLE BUSINESMI NO. 'coo HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN, idanufacturer of all kind• of Cutlery and dealer la Gportstnen'• Articles. which he Is selling at reduced prle• no. Single and doable barrel Hunting Guns, Revolvers ("ft hinds. Pewder. Shot, Caps, Flohing Tackle. eta. alyti.w A. LOWE, • I=l LOOKING-GLASSES AND FRAMES Largo aosortmeot of OIL PAINTINGS AND CIIRObIOS 186 N. Ninth Bt., above Arch, 1:1:=1E THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLEN 'l'O W N WED N ESDAY, J ULY 10,1872. J. F. ct E. B. ORNE 904 r HESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Rave now opened the most Elegant Variety of New Carpetlogs ever Imported. Notwithstanding th Have determined to offer their entire Stock at old prices TAPESTRY CARPETS, ALL T.iirk: NEW BRUSSELS STYLESIN SINGLE AND DOUBLE WIDTHS. J. F. & E. B. ORNE are closing out the balance of last Soason'e Importations, VELN:I,'T AND ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS, at a heavy reduction In Price. Also an Invoice of FRENCH AXMINSTER CARPETS, at $2.50 per yard apr2-2mns d sprlo-2m w NO. 21 .NORTH EIGHTH-STREET, NO. 21 NORTH EIGHTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. MILLINERY AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. ADOLPH BELLER, line now open the most complete sto,lc of Fran h millinery goods and dress trimmings to be found In this city. A foil assortment of ribhone In all new sondes. 100 pl-ces colored slats, fromat 28 to 2bt per yard. 81. ACK SILK AND SATIN. All shades of Mounts. silk and corded ratio crapes Creech flower, straw goods. fringes. erupt. .acen. buttons. etc. Ladles who will gire.me a cell may rely on getting new and good goods. at the lowest prices. mayl.2mu 7 707 CHINA, GLAS AND CROCKERY WARE WE HAVE NOT INCREASED OUR 'PRICES. THE WHOLE OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK WAS PURCHASED BEFORE THE EXTRAORD NARY ADVANCE IN EUROPE. 707 __CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 70' = MEAD & ROBBINS, SILVER-PLATED N. E. CORNER NINTH AND CHESTNUT STS., PHILADELPHIA. DINNER AND TEA SERVICES, URNS, BUTTER DISHES, CAKE BASKETS, TUREENS, ICE PITCHERS, SALVERS AND CASTORS. ! EVERY VARIETY IN PE'AR CUTLE F I, AND MET L HANDLES, PLATED AND UN aprl7.3naw7 PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS A SPECIAL i Y. a FILBERT E. OTTO. R.N. OTTO. 0. W. BILLER F MIER /, OTTO ac. MILLER, MANJFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER, WILLIAMSPORT, PA MILL ON CANAL WEST OF MAYNARD STREET OFFICE AT TIIE MILL W P CRANE Amnia. I atm 70-Iv Spectacles. SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES I EYE GLASSES, &c. sp A o lrALa . tta y . e o2 . le . t . e . a . . 4 l: c dm i li t tit of all kinds of CHAS. S. MASSEY'S, NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA - Having devoted a great deal of cardehill attention to the ipectaide business (or tbss last few yeara, I find that my mid..s in that line has Incressed sou rich that I have de 111.d to 1110 It a SPECI ALTY. There Is no article mmtifectured in which there is so much deception prad Aced as I hero Is to Rceotacie (tines,.. Knowing that the public have been frequently hmolineged by parties pre. tending to have • impeder article JP-Giliceme. and charging moorbitant prices for them, thereby trafticing upon there. !enmities and Infirmities of age, I have taken pains to 'e lect a large and cointilete assortment of the tined and best 'dimes ever tnanufactured. a ff ording all persons leading Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at reim MOO. price.. Persons having any difcult to being elsewhere will de well to give me • evil, as I feel confident that nu one will fall lobe smiled. Remember the old stand, No. ti Emit Hamilton street, opposite the der aim Recommit' Church, Allentown. Ps. Jan El•'88 tf OPENI G• OP LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER SUITS AND COSTUMES EVERY DAY. BLANK. COLORED AND FANCY SILK SUITE. TIERNAN'. TAMER AND CASHMERE FUITEL PIQUE LINEN. LAWN AND ORGANDY SUITE. AND bUITEIN EVERY VARIETY OF THIN MATERIAL FOR BPRINO AND BUMMER WEAR. ALSO A PULL LINE OP BACQUEB; TALMAS AND LA DIES UNDERWEAR. LACE JACKETS. POINTS. dc.. he. TILE L•RuESP STOCK EVKR 1:1110 NA IN THIS CITY AGNEW ENGLISH °NO. 839 CHESTNUT ST., OPPOSITE CONTI not p. ►ND - 29 SOUTH NINTH STREET; npr24-w tl9 CARPETS, great advance, J. F. & E. B; ORNE, ADOLPH HELLER, No. 21 N. Eighth street, Philadelphia. TYNDK E & MITCHELL, HOUSE FURNISHING IN ZOII.EST PRICES, J MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE ! FURNITURE 1 H. L. McCONNELL, erceeetwit TO HUTTON & McCONNELL,. Rae on hand, at the old stand, 809 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA. A LARGE STOCK OF FINE Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room FURNITURE ! • Greatly Reduced Prices. All Onode warranted. All old customer, will he dealt with no formerly, and the patronage of the Public le earnestly solicited. H. L. McCONNELL, Manufacturer and Dealer In FURNITURE, mae27 3mw] AU Market Street. Philadelphia. GREAT BARGAINS FURNITURE AVERILL BARLOW NO. 45 S. SECOND STREET has his Immense wareroome felt Aerie.) filled with great variety of firat.elaßs Farnitare. ■ad Is offering it Prices lower thin any oth ei Dealer in Philadelphia.. eelline the Name class of goods He has also a great variety of low-priced work, which be Is selling at reduced pricer, either at wholesale or re. tall, including all style■ of Collage Furniture. Also, Agent for the Beckwith Sewing Machine. Price *lO. Capr3.3mw LARGEST STOCK! GREAT INDUCEMENTS . To buy all your furnlture to s=argest furultere store In GEORGE W. HEIMBACH 782 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN. • • • The firm have recently put In a MAM MOTH ALL PLATE•OLARS FRONT. and have otherwise enlarged their faclittlee for •:;-; keeping on hand the largest Mock In the city. Their ELEGANT FURNITURE la manufactured to Mar own establishment. St. , under their own soperrislon. and la warrant- b e_ ed Gthe the best in the market An inspection of their stook will Con•lnCe buyers of the ad •antage of buying from them - (loom, W. Heitahsch, manufacture KITTLE'S PATENT SPRING RED. and are sole agents fur that superior bed. Call and .9 it. Remember • The Mammoth Glass Front. PIIILADELPINIA 9 II R. OEONR. BONDAGE INSTITUTE. No II North NINTH Street. above Market. B C EVERETT'S Patent Graduating Preneure Truss postitl•ro ly cures rooter.. when all others fail. •lso. a large va riety of coeap Tonnes. Improved Elastic Stocking.. Belts. Shoulder Brace.. Nominal •iapporierc Suet...- Fortes. Plte B ridges. dolon lostrnments. Crutch... Sc. Ladles attended by Biro. Everett. afirttentomber. the second Thus Store &be...Marko Street SAFE AND DESIRABLE MUNICIPAL BONDS KANSAS. MISSOURI. COLORADO AND WISCONSIN. Haying horn stn 20 years to raft. Principal awl lotar.4 PaYab• la York City. For sate at odes* Riot will Ml 01/11 , 113 Pall VONT, no Om tOTOMONIVit. Coma. Poadatto• solicited with all wlablog to boy or Ilan. • • THOS. P. ELLIS A CO.. mayil 4w flaw) 14 Moly litroot, New York 707 WARE Matches anb 7 tin tiro . BAILEyke ithestnut & 12th Sts., ripu k DELmm, jewelers anti Silversmiths. FINE ‘WATCIIES I FF(EFICII COCKS, BRONZES, PLATED WAKE. inualitv Guaranteeb. Ifooos sent by Express on approval. W 11167 10 -4) ISAAC K. bTAUFFER, WATCI.ES AND JEWELRY, No. 118 NORTH SECOND ST.. con. or Gleaner. PHILA. e yA p mu a r r t e rn c e o n n t m o2 n AV v et o te n h i = i l Jewelry. Silver and 62 4-Hepalrlng of Watches and Jewelry promptly eructed to. apr 6-1, KELLER it BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN, PA. CLOCKS,. well regulated and warranted. All alien and prices, from .42 upwards. A larger assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES . than ran he found In any other store In the city. JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVER WARE ' f illriN l ,=,, lr r i e i gired en Short Notice. ATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CHARLES B. HASSEY'S, No. 23 Rant Hamilton ntreet, opponite the Oerman Re formed Church. Junt received from Now York and Phil adelphla, all the latent ntylen GOLD WATCHES He has the largest and beet assortment of Gold Watches •od at lower prices than can he found eleewhere. BILVEIt WATCHES. He has a larger and better assortment of Silver Watches than can be purchased anywhere nice. GOLD JE WELRY. Ae • mt c ! ;: n ., !argest and beet aasorltnont of all kind GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. Hellas a largerand better assortment of all hind. of 0 and Plated Jewelry than can be tooted elsewhere. SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Hoban a nplendld aseortmentof 81Iver and Plated Ware •tly noreun deelrlng geode to this lino can not fall to h muted. CLOCKS. A larger assortment than at any other establishment. • MELODEONS. A splendid aasortmcnt of Prince's Melodeons. the hes In the world. ACCORDEONS. A Splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordeons. HI. establishment has lately been fitted op, and Is now second to none In New York and Philadelphia ' and ahead of anythlngontslde the large cities. Lie has a large.. stock of Mahlon able goods In his line than all others In Lehigh county combined. To convince yourselves of the above call end see • jygowEtikg NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPIIIA, ♦ few doom wont of the Cootlnertial Hotel Jewele r s, Silversmiths IMPORTERS OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, EUROPEAN NOVELTIES nave now In store, and are constantly recolving, as extensive variety of tine Goods apportatnlng to their CM= Paspectfully invite persons •lilting the city to rim them with a visit. Togoirle• hod orders by moll promptly attended to rea7-ly iFor tic Labico 4, RS. GuLraws /TA. Ladies' Trimming Store, 4LLRIVTOWN. PA. The trade at thin old nod well known establishment is constantly Increasing, owing to the fact .hat NEW GOODS we being constantly received of the LATEST • STY LES nod always imitable to the wants of her numerous coati, mere. People should alWays go whore they are sure to be netted at low Scores. 'an IS ATTENTION, LADIES! REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY, FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE JEWELRY, =1 Perla and Vienna Yana. Hair Plus. Fancy Leather Oond Fancy Ornamental. a cony Boxes Maks. Dreaalog Cave rullat Ouoda. U broil. I 0110. 11l photo and Alp.. All guns an oed superior to quality and ma manta In Orion H. DIXON, htr 3-w) N South Eighth Street. rallada. MADAME STEEL • 1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, llmg remlved from Pork the West Sprlog MYM. POLONAISE BUSTLES AND CORSETS La Victorian Kangaroo St Nlllsort BUSTLE SKIRTS for trsin and proup-nade drosses. Paris Warly dr Children's Corsets.all at popular prices. tuAr 20 ly TEMPLE OF MRS. M. A. BIiV.DER, 1101, N. W. COR. IlTa z CHESTNUT STS PHILADBLFIIIA, • Importer end Den goer of Paris and London Novelties, Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patterns of Latest nod most reliable Styles. fur Lath. n' aod Children's eir Ladles' Me. T11113131101[01. Heal and Imitation t aces. Move.. Fans. Mho., 'Elea. Pre eh Jewelry. Fancy Roods. DRESS AN D CLOAK MA KlNii to the most taste ful and eiegaot m i n ner. d Perfect Sulam of DRESS OLITTIMI Taught. 'Lula punctuality In fulfillment of orders. PAPER PATTERNS. WtioLileALE AND RETAIL nahlAStuw • 82000 PER ANNUM CAN BE MADE IN BELLING THE • NEW HEELER & W i LSONS'S SEWING MACHINE. A tow active. reliable booths.. man of good bean and addrenn. wanted In decirable territory at vrenent on nen- Pled. Wagons furalsited i linearity real:tired. Send for Information. or call on PETERSON & CARPENTER, Gong Agtis, 914 CHESTNUT STREET, PIIILADEPHIA. J W. .ALTHOUSE, Agent, 81418 .miltno Went. Allentown. ESTABLISHED IN 1810 Fancy Dyeing Establishment J. & W. JONES, .• No. 442 forth Front Street, Phaarfelphfu, Pa. DVS edits. Woolen nod Paury (hod.. of &eerie. lion. Their •uperl rity of Dyeing Ladle.' and °myth,- mea's Ga. meats la widely known . Crape sod Morino &merle dyed the most bailie° and Oslo 0.1101, Crape nd Merino Sh.wls o manse , . to sous like new. Also. 013.111.111.9 •pperel. tel Curtains. eleaueed or re•dyed. Hid lo o t chummed or dyed to look e l s ewh er e. VI,L.CoII and clout work before kolog Or•tieh dike. nor. Ninth and Vlue ells. lapr3.2.suw THE IMPROVED FLORENCE. The Best Sewing . 2tinchlne rude. The nly_litachine that Wakes Your differeut alltche• I The on /feeble° that taelena the ead• of Mom, I Thu only ncnine that will tn..re the work to any titration tr deee I and the unty Mac/kiwi that has r aelr.editwalog Pluton. Thew. ad•notagen egrobleed with the Naar. Rapidity. and Quittn we of Ile renti”ne. together With astuAni rue Qualify of W. too k with Room - PfIOVFNOIrei render it the roost doeirebie, durable sod Beet .Finni Sewing Machine ID lb- World. . Good Ag en ts IDi:toted fin tom, (flaunty. Wilson & Pennypaoker, Managers. 11.98 Chostmit btroet, Pk hada. apr24. mWI I.rpl4smw faibicittal. Z c) 111 ca = 4 ,,.. 1••••1 tz...., 1,..3 O O W tom. t=d c) t. 1-,1 I NEW DRUG STORE ! take the pleasure of Informing my nomerone triend• and the public to general that I have opened' 11, a new Drag (Ohre at a'o NO. 735 HAMILTON STREET, and titled it with a carefolle selected stock of • Pure Drugs and Medicines, PATENT MEDIOINES, COAL OIL, and a i t egglp f Tw i fi i ; H CO , AL 011, LAMPS' Choice Partnmory and toilet articles, as the flock F. tracts for handkarsbler and bathing% Hair Ole, Heir I •Iciratoia and flair byes. An Innowarable assortrue of Toilet Soap. for washing, shaving and *tracing 011. or paint. Tooth Brushes and Halt. Brushes of all grad and pricaa. Pocket Books, Albums, Page Books, Piper and Pon Pucks' }Collies and Itaaors, a large variety of th.be English and Germ in Pao Honks and Tackle.. lu alho eyory thing that can he tapeeted In a First-Cass City Drug Store, AND AT The V ry Lowst Mar kt Rat es, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will be a epeclalty rind will be filled day or night with the greatest punctual ity an accuracy. Physica...ad Storekeepere aupPlied with everything In o.yr lire at the lowest market rates. Maytag had ex parlance odor. my childhood in m ay g humeri.. withal confident that I eau serve all who favor me a call, to their satisfaction. E. W. DANOWSKY. Dr. WM. DANOWSKY takes this opportualty to thank his numeroun Mood. f welt oa v a o l r l s whoawyi t de bea e t h h m D edi a al S ser v ic e s t sun REMEMBER TILE PLACE, 735 HAMILTON STREET, Between Seventh and Effehll4 11751E1 PARENTS TAKE NOTICE THAT AT TUB BOTEN BOOK STORE TOO WILL •LWATIIII/10 101 IALI ALL 11005 SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS AND SLATES, PENS AND INK, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. The time to again here for children to prepare for SCHOOL ! • ;l id :::d i gv: hand sod for eels thing they want SCHOOL ROOM . OUR PRICES ARE AS .LOW anywhere turn In i cru .. give them Jut what they DON'T FORM. AND 111111181111 THAT VIE BOTEN BOOK STORE 1B THE PLACE 'lO BUY ALL KINDS OF Sohool Books at the Lowest Prices. LEISENRINO, TREXLER & CO., .1!31 Hamilton BL, Atientown.Pa. sepl-tfd AGENTS! QUICK leVigori l, . 1 :1 1 0": ry. (there Is a rush for It) oil 1)10 7.11W18 . lasi sod greatest wait. OUR DIGESTION, or. MY JOLLY FRIEND'S' SHORED. It 10 by odds the roost taking and salable book to tie asid, 1 It is os • •Itally Important subject. 2 it is b, •werlt•'• most popular writer on hes_ .Ith 3 It is 101 the Mite. the lergsw,.nd handsomest book ever sold I.) it . b . i arse y ou tiO.brirtgPit an f' icirn. ^ . terms. ma . free. , • GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, koglblY w flutsom Street. Philadelphia. VALLEY Wolizga RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Lea,. Allentown for New York. via Central Railroad Now Jeremy. at 5 52*, 015, and 815 a m. and 12 01, 12 U. 240°. and 6GO p. m. For NOW York, via Morria & R.aes Rallroadott 655• and 11 15 a m, and .211, 12 I.Y. 1540*. and 650 P m. For Idanunka Chunk and I.lalvldero at 815 a to, and 610' D tn. 1111.• 11 4 1 •• • •. t •• • For Lambertville and Trenton at 615 a m, and 12 01 40 560 p m. For Easton • 310, 6f.. Ili. For Fblladel a m, and 13 For Wasblom For Cataaam pm. at 1165*, 6 18. R 15aad 10 10 a mi 1201. 1211' 111, 7 44 and 898 pp m, 'labia. 'tin Nut th Pena Railroad, at 616. 81. I, 5 do, sod 818 P m. ,lit ' llatt ' ag D OUl C llB4:ll B ilit ' li: Ana." IL' !IL • Fur Coplay at 641 a rn, 12 20. 4 °4, Zi arid 814 p m. For Rauch Chnot at 644. 1047 am. 1221 4.44 'ad 821 it n For Wdkoaharro and PH41{00,01044 mud 1047 a m, 1221, 3Par W 4 p ro. averly, Owego Elmira. auburn and Buffalo, • 0.47 a to (Expo,. Tr...W.100 . 12 29 p. m. Fur Haslet. at 644 and l 0 47 m to, and 4 94 p m. Fur Audeuriod at IU 47 4 411. For Mahanoy City at 644 •Ld 10 17 a m. and 4:N p m. Fur Olt. Cannel at 644 .ud lu 47 a at. Titian with a afar Dit .tart from Rant Penn Inaction. H. STANLEY GOODWIN, teal Ouail dupl. R. U. RAY HS dap't & Eag. NORTH PENNSYL VANIA RAILROAD. ,WJtailtg!it oi .z.., !,. r I= Passenger. for Philadelphia lake Lehigh Valle R. R. B Pk " e " . " . 1 7.1 11 .7g7.1% , 1 . 1111. ' dZb1 1' .: ' 8 ` f?5, 10 15, 2 and 10 30 p. m. Also I,shigh ' and Busy u..hann. Railroad train. .1 313 a. on. 825. b4O and 8.0 p 4rr , ve in Philadelphia at 10 43 a. m., lb, 040, Val •o. 10 20 p. m.. . Mx Through Train. Daily, Sundays Excepted Paeseriger train• leave the depot Northwest corner Berk• and American s 4 eets. For Allentown at 830 and 0 la a. tn., 210.32.1, 430.0. 7Lt p m. PAllire corn are attach .1 to th. 831 0. to. train For Doylestown at 045 a. to.. 24 , nod 4 5. P m. For Fort Washington at 741 nod 11 a tn. 8 and 11 30 p m For Abingtou at 7 . 130, anti LI 30 p. m. For Lanedale at 030 p. tn. Trains for Phlkdolphls Leave Bethlehem at 090, 830 a. m., 1915, 5 Si, 010 and 9 40 p. m• Doglestown at 7 CO a. m., 900 and 000 p. m. Lansdale at 005 a. Port Washington at 8 VI, 10.90 a. m., and 215 and 900 us• • Abington at 7dia m, 215 and 625 p. m. UN 6UNDA VS. • Leave Bethlehem for Philedelplita at 1(n p. m. Doylestown m. Leave Pullstiphla for Bethlehem at Vrit a t.. m. Fare—Allentown to f l o 'fdl i s o le l l ' aft w , ;1 " 86 2 . C'j P. m CA TA Al A iiiklJA AND Mr mur. FOOELSVILLE R. R. Win& pa ter JUNE THIRD, 1672, Paaaenger Trains of au & Fogelnrllle Railroad will run In cerium e Lehigh Valley, Lehigh & liunquehanna, thread, as follows: STATIONS. Oo end of the ( et non don with th En .t l'ene. train. Weal P.M.e. W. I 17 I 27 IX3 41 1 18 1 IM 748 40 761 •Flag Btu The moreintiralo west leaves Catananqua on the arrival of the L V B. IL Passenger train from East., be.. P hoto and Alio , town , and connects at Alburtio with a trait. the East Pennsylvania It. It for Reading, Pottsville. Harrisburg and Philadelphia and also with a train fat Allentown. Bethlehem and Easton. . • . The morning train East connects M wit. .rains ILI E. P. It It. from liorrisburg. Pottsville h. , ading and Allentown and at Coin...qua wi th train on the Lehigh Volley Railroad for Mooch Chortle. Wllkesbarre, Eicran• to, Philadelphia end New York. The 115 P AI trMh West cunn..etsat Mortis with Mains on the Kant Penn. Railroad for Reading, Potts•Illo, Use. fisburg, Philadelphia. Allentown, Bethlehem. E.g. sod New York; arrive in Philadelphia via Reading ai p. in. °~ . . The Evening train East leaves Alburtis on the arrival if • Wahl from Allentown and of train making connes• riot a at Reading with train. from Philadelphia, Barth, Mira, Pottsville, and connects with 10.1 passenger :rain on tire L. V. It. R. at Catasauqua for Allentown, Bethlehem and Ea4ton. llokeudituqua and Corday. Persona retelling to go to Allentown can take the morn ing train West to Alburtis, arrive at Allentown 916 a m, wild return by a train on the East Pennsylvania Railroad, leaving Allentown at 4 3.5 p. m. C. W. CHAPMAN, fan 10-IYI Supt. and Engineer. READING ....... ROAD. 81:11.1BIER ARRANGEMENT. MONDAY,. MAY 6, 1872 Great Trunk Line from the North and North-West for Philad • phis, New York, Reading. Pottsville. Tamaqua, Ashland Shamokin, Lebanon, Allentown. Easton, Sph• rata. Lill:, Lancaster. Columbia, to. Trains leave Harrisburg for New York as follows: at IA 810 a. m., and 2 Nip. in., connecting with similar rims on Pennsylvania Railroad. and arriving at New York at 1007 a. to,, 903 and 945 p. m. respectively. Returning leave New 1 era nt 9 is , a. to., 1230 noon Ana 1 sp. Philadelphia at 7 3 , , 890 a. in. and 890 p.m. Leave darrisburg fur Heading, reiterate, T....1u.. 111nernville, Ashland, Shamokin, Allentown, and Phila• Ms. ph' at 810 a. 21.* and 40.5 p. m shipping at Leba• non and princiPal way stations; the 4 0 5 p m. train con meting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For Pott s ville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, •littichuyi. Gill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg at 34, aat Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading for Allentown, Easton and Now York at 4 t 4. 1040, a. , and lUS p w. Returning. leave New York at 9uo a. m., 1240 noon and 0400. us. and Allentown at 720 a. m., 1221 noon, 210, 4 and 9 12 p. m. - . . Way Passenger Trnin leaves Philadelphia at 7 SO a. to., connecting with similar train on East Penna. Railroad; returning lease Rending at 630 p m., stopping at all sta. Leave Potteville •t 900 a. m., and 290 p. m, Herndon at 10 CO a, tn. Shamokin at 540 end 1116 a. m., Ashland at 700 a. ut. and 12 43 noon, tdahanoy City at 751 a. in. tod 120 p. m., rhILIMAJUIS at 801 a. in. and 210 p, m. for etilladeipblit, New York. Heading, Harrieburg, e tc. Leave Pottayille yin and Ounquohanna Rail. road at 815 a. m. for Harrisburg, and 1140 h. M. fur Pino• ;tore hod Tremont. roller ilto Accommodation Train leave. Pottsville at 5 5. in., Passes Reading at 727 a. tn., arriving at Philadvi• phis. at 950 x. m. Returning, leaves Philadeipbla at 51.' P. illoa co., tp passing Reading at. 740 p. in., arriving at Potta• •, Pottstown Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown a . . . . . 6 4., a. in. Returning, loaves PRilano.Pula (Muth atm Urania.) at 430 P. at. Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 7/3a m and t lb p m fur k,pbrata. LIU., Lancaster, Cult/10Na, ate, tre •urning Laneaater at 8 dl . w, and 993 P w, sod Columbia at 8 15 s m. and 9 15ti renown.. Railroad Tram. Wave Perklomen Junction 41. 7 15, 900 am. 1)3 and 545 p m. Returning. ichwenka•llle tin 8 11,1 a 1 US and 4 43 p cm, uectleg with onnilur tralus un Reading Ha'Rua . . Pickering Valley Railroad trains teem) PLusulxville at 6111 a it, 310 and 5511 p ; t mut uiug leers Ryon, me 35 a In, 1.15 4,999. aud i2.t pw, cuunuctiug with nlwllut ;ratan on Routing Italltood• Cuiobrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstown at 616 II is and 1 24 6 2.5 one 7 15 p returulug lease Mount PlcaBant at 61X), S (1,/ and LI 2.)a in, and 3 29 p w, Minuet sag with tram- On K 949199 R. R. Uheater Valley Railroad 'I rallln lettge Bridgeport at 991 s m and PI and 697 tolurolog, [onto U. wultD., *turd a m, 129 J and 15 40 p CelltleellOg with altullm rano.. Kw.. Railroad. Un Sunday•: leave New York at 5 41 p m, Philadelphia .t 8113 a m and 316 p m (the 900 a m train ruunles only P. lieadlug3, leave Putteville at SW a to, 'leniently, at 245 • m and 011 pm, Allentown at 1 16 tool 0 5 p re, Read Newl 15 in mud 1.130 p fur Ilarmehurg, at 434 co P. York, at 720 m for Alleutowu and at ala and 4 15 p m :or Ithlladolpnia. Commutation. Mileage, Season, School and Recur/Out rickets, to and from alt potato, at reduced rates. . . Baggage chtutkod through eaggeugor. mai 0131 h-A..A LLENTOWN PASSENGER RAIL WAY. TIME TABLE. On and after MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1872, care will re. wall trains on the Lehigh Valley dud Lemith and ammo,' Janne, Philadelphia & Reading (East Pen Junetion n dallroads, and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving Ste lon. Hamilton and Ninth streets, as follows: For L. V. L. &8. S. Penn. Furnace. Leave Fur A 111 A. M. A. 11. A M. A M. 515 7{5 650 • 931 10(11 6 15 10 .0 840 11 01 11 55 7 45 11 35 11 50 0 41' 10 10 1 10 160 • 11 35 P. M. P. M. 300 390 11 60 2 5.5 . 1 40 600 03.5 P. M. 3 50 3111 700 7 50 '933 0 1 5 6 10 581 50 740 90U I ---- Pay Days & Soloed' 7 ICI ONLY 710 840 921 ,seenger trains on Ott The above earls run to ell the ye Above roads. FARE TEN C Children under ten milt of ri F. WOLFERTZ, CUTLERY, NO. 600 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. Manufactures sod keep. eno•tautly on bend a Intl(' a 10111110ut of all kinds or Cutlery. donor. Table tint, And Forks Psorkat liol,eo ticked. & ALLENTOWN Rolling Mill Co., Successor. to THAYER, ERDMAN. WILSON & CO., Manufacturer. of STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BRIDGE. CASTINGS, RAILROAD TURN TABLES MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, Furnace, Rolling Mill and Mining Work, &c., &c., &C. N. 11.—All work guaranteed and delivery prompt. L. H. GROSS, Supt. limpet 11.3 m wl WATSON'S CELEBRATED FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF -14 SAFES. EsTABLIVIED IN 1813. THE OLDEST lid PE HOURS IN PHILADELPHIA The only Safe with Teethe Damn. Guaranteed Free :mu Dampuees. Alen price. from VI to Ni per .ent. lower Men other alters. Please send for CirculaT. WATSON rand Price & 14,11. PON, Late of Evans & Welton. Mann'ecturnre, ani23. 6m w No. fa 8. Fourth fit. Philadelphia. IIIE ILLUSTRATED PIIRENO. WOIOAL JOURNAL l• every reep.4l • ghat. hiegssloe. Its article. are the high.. 4 u.tereet tt It teach... whit we are "ad h in to wake the moat .1. reeler.. The information Ito n taw. on the haw. 0. Lire sind Health is well wnrth the dire or th.. to every family It i• published at 43.110• year. By. a •Uocial arrangement we are enabled to tile, the Phrene. °lanai Journal al a Premium ror Eye sow oubacribere to the Llama hatiterna• or will furnish the bunion Rama ran and Phrenological Journal together ror OS 60. We voiarnend the Journal to all ROUT.nt • good Ha OM no, addrea. all order' to III6DELL. Jut., Allentown. Pa UM D. LUCKENBACH, Ty • VET AT LAW, (formerly practiced In Carbo •.noty). 0 Tee, broad iioOr, neat) :V: the " Tir• 47°`°"° , Pa. M" " con roilroatts. I= Ei:LIefuLARK. Agent Train Bait ♦. Y. Y. itt CATASAUQDA. 963 55S ' , NETTLE'S. 945 5..9 4 .10111) AN SRI DOE. 939 64. OTTII . B, 931 63 WA !MEET'S. 9'.9 53 4 CIIAI'MAN'S. 919 571 TREXLERTOWN, 907 615 BEF.INIOSVILLE. 858 •st•RINO AL-BURTII3. 8 42 5 Of 837 2C I= EX) puuatla llownd o J. E. WOO rTEN, Suvt: R 'Eng. Mucit',i, NTS. go, Fins Cents 10:0f 1 0$3tortil oi:arnz. , :!1'4113,A1 Ell r LAW, treot. Niro. ”11: 1 .74,, N !;, (4 1""Mlir VTORIIIPII L. IItAUFFNIAN. A 1 - I',Nittm VA NEY AT LAW. 011 ice. aecond foot of dm First rational Hank building, ALLENTOVirti. A. Collection• Me to Lehigh and ad wining counties. Can ha consulted 1 the English anti Qerinan ittotroaaes, f7IJNK die RA DIV IN ATTOICY t, AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown. P. lice. No. &SEW Hamilton meet. 0. At. RUNE. P. A. K. BALDWIN ELIAS NIERTZ, ALDERNIAN, SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER AGENT FOR TUE SALE OF REAL ESTATE., . Sti Neat Hamilton St.. Allentown. PR r - 1 conGE .11. RUPP, AT'CORNIEY .3ir AT LAW. Deice with Ilun. John D. Stiles, Allen .we, I's DIVIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, eight doors above tho Court !louse, AL .ENTO WN Lobigh county. Pe. fob T3-'OO-17 rt FORGE K. W I I.SON. ATTAR Ili EV X AT LAW, No. Ins Hamilton street. nearly Nip° It, the Court 110u...e, Atientown. Crlib.Ctill.ll promptly undo In Lohlgh nod Northampton counties D R. C. C. li. GULDIN,NIVIRGEON DENTIST. Offlee, over Mr.. M. A. 0. Ouldin 'rimming Store, No. AI En..t llgmlitun street, Allentown rEVI SNIOYEIt, ATTORNEY AT L. 4 LAW AND JUSTICE. OF TIIE PEACE, MILLERS- I'OWN, 1.1011011 CO., PA. Particular attention pato to insolvent and decedent estates. Jan 0.1, WM. S. YOUNG. JUL. (wren KNOWLTON. 11111Tri i Setae,) AT'I'OItNEY AT LAW, Some 43, 45. 46 and 47, 240. 161) Weehlog ton Street. CM cago. June 30 JOHN 0. BOW NI N, ATTOR NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Room 6, Nu. 630 Ws out MITI% Phllatielphis. tsar 1.17 THOMAS B. NIETZGAR, ATTOR. 1 NET AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. Oalce. No. G 2 Gast Hamilloo street. may 2 , d.'60 fZEORGE B. SCRAM. ATTORNEY k..A AT LAW. Ohre, Firot door above Law Alley. AL LENTONVN. PA. may 11141 m lAmEms.riamtv, ATT UN EV AND COUNSEL? OR AT I.AW.. co to 110 r of At. J. Kra meet; t, ro, orlpoa to LAO Engle doto . l, LlCeaumo, Pt. MEM EDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, with Iluu. Samuel A. Bridge.. ALLNNTOWN, PA. ' may 1..1y 1( OfiN v llt I[7, I" P, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Utll x" . . E. Curaer ath mud Hamilton Btraeta ALLEN may . 1..1y ADAM WOOLEVER, A'rI'ODAEN AT LAW. Mice, opposite the Court !lowa. AL LENTOWN PA. my 1.11 V U I ELIA NI 11. GLACE, ATTORNEY I' AT LAW, CATASAUQUA, LEIIIOII COUNTY PENNA. may 10-ly • RCLAY lIA YIERSLY,ATTORNEY, • AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. Inn 1.1-'6B.tr Qtarpct3 anb clot. C III"ETIN GS. WILLIAMS & DALE, =1 832 MARKET STREET, PIIILADELPIIIA, Peelers In CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, 111 ATTINOS, etc. Wu havejuet otcolved for the Sullen tr Ide a large and blinds tune tbutortnbtuf of new and beautiful atyleslu Brut, cola,.lnuralutt, Mathew, till CL.thtt, Window Shade.. etc. et,.. all of whtelt wn will Off, ,1 tau htw eat cash prices. We toy 11. ell to c ill and era out, and Gastrula° our -tuck before per hatilag elsewhere. WILLIAMS a DALE, 532 51arket St.. l'lnllatlelph la =EMI RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. S. C. FO.ULK. NO. 19 B. SECOND ST., PHILA., (Ptria Carpet Store below Market, East alde,) Invites attention to his splend'd assortment of Imported and American CA [WETS, which will he ,old at a very 4inall ad vatic, Goods warranted an represented No that all can buy with confidence and NatiNfactlon. nov M.tf CARPETS I CARPETS I Also, OIL CLOTHS, BATTING'S, WINDOW SHADES, &C., G. B. SNYDER & CO„ . 34 SOUTH SECOND ST., PHILADA., West Side, below Market N B.—A liberal discount to Ohtirches and Clergy. men irdll7.3mw 11.*.; •leealtseatt pEtiErs. Mitatinle. o . e v i v ietS i . 11213 • Or Sugar. Coated, Concentrated, Hoge and Herbal Juice, Anti-0111one Grannies. THE "LITTLE GIANT" . 'CATHARTIC, or Helium In Parvo Physic. • %V The novelty of modern Medical, Chemical and Muir.' maceutlcabSclence. No use of any longer takinp the large, repulsive and nauseous pills, composed of cheap, crude, and bulky.lngrediente, when wo can by a rarebit application of chemical science extract all the'cathartle and other medicinal properties from the most valuable route and herbs, and concentrate them Into a minute Granule, scarcely larger tban mustard Need, that can bo readily swallowed by those of the most sensitive stomachs and fastidious tsetse. Each little Purgative PolletripreFente, In a clout concentrated form, as much catharite power as is embodied In ally of the large pills found for isle In the drug shops. From their wonderful cathartic power, in proportion to their size, people who hare not tried them aro apt to supp ose that they aro harsh or drastic in effect, but sorb Is not at all the use, the different active medicinal principles of which they are composed being so harmonized and modified, ono by the others, de to produce a most searching and thorou h, yet gently and kindly opera.: Ling cathartic. $5OO Reward I, hereby offered by the proprlcil tor or these Pellets, to any chemist who, upon an. idylls, will find in them any Calomel or other forms of mercury or any other mineral poison. Doing entirely vegetable, no particular care is required while using them. They operate without disturbance to the conatltution. diet, or 00-1 cupatlon. For Jaundice, Headache, Coll.*, stlpation, Impure , Blood, Pain in the Shoulders, Tightnessof the Chest, Dist-: Mamma, Sour Eructations of the Stouts tack, Bad taste Au mouth, •Bilions attacks, Pain In region of Kidneys', Internal Fever, Bloated feeling abouti Sto_nack,ltush of Blood tolleadilllgh! Colored Urine, Uneociabillyty • and Gloomy Forebodings, tako Dr. Piercers Pleasant Purgative Pellets.. In explanal lion of the remedial power of my Purgative lolletal over so great a variety of diseases, I wish to nay that their action upon tho animal *mono: my is tin lA/01VA not a gland or dune escaping their sanative Impress. Ago does not impair them: their sugarcoating and being enclosed In glass bottles preserve their virtues unim paired for any length of time. in any climate, so that they are always fresh and reliable, which Is not tho case with the pills found In the drug stores, put up la cheap wood or pasteboard bores. - Recollect that for all diseases where a Laxative, Alterative or Purgative Is indicated, these little Pellets will give the most perfect satisfaction to all who ore them.; They are sold by all enterprising Druggist.; at 25 cents a bottle. Do not allow any druggist to Induce you to take' anything else that he may say is Jonas good as my Pellets because ho makes a larger profit on that which he recommends. If your drueglet cannot supply them, enclose B cents and receive them by return mall from R. V. PIERCE, X D., Prop , r, • 3301 , FA1,0, N. Y.i may 1 w•lt REMOVAL! REMOVAL! S. R. Engelman & Bro.' CHINA STORE. BAB BEEN REMOVED TO No. 740 HAMILTON STREEP, (Walker's Old Stand,) ALLENTOWN, PA SP EUA L ANNOUNCE M ENT FOR TUE SPRING, TRADE. TUB PINMT eeo.•n. • ENT OP TABLE WARE, Vases, Cologne Sets, Figures. Smoking Sets, Mantle Ornaments, ed FANCY ARTICLES. ever offered I. thle elty.toffeth •r with a large clock or FINE CUT GLASS WARE. area 27 gC. 11UNSBERGER ATTORNEY • AT LAW. Removed to the Post 091 c• balding. mud Door, ALLEINTOW2I PA. Ayr 92.1 y to B. SNYMIR W. F. lboiga. espitlmw
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