eroal anb Lumber. CHAS. W. ABBOTT. =!! Tinton Street, near Lehigh Valley Depot, Allentown RITTER & ABBOTT, lIANUPLOTUREREI OP Sask. Doors. Outside Blinds, inside Blinds, Mould ings, Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair Rail ings, Window Frames. Door Frames, de. SOROLL SAWING, TURNING' PLANING MATCHING, FLOORING and RIPPING, - - - DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. ALSO. STAIR BUILDING done and HAND RAILING made to order. Homing now bad almost floe years' p ion of the refornished it almost wholly with new and improv ed mischlnery, and having none hat experienced work men. venni prepared to defy competition from at home and abroad, both in price and workmanship. Do you contemplate building? Call at our Factory and satisfy yourself with a personal examination. Drawings for building., brackets, patterns for orna mental work, scrolls for porches, can be seen at all times by calling at our office. Any information to the builder furni.hed cheerfully and freely, by calling at the Alanit. factory, on Union street, at the Jordan Bridge, Allan town, Pa.. or by letter through the post office. nog 3-Iy] RITTER Zr ABBOTT. A FILM? 1. OTTO. N. N. OTTO. 0. W. MILLER F LBER I', OTTO et MILLER, . . . . MANIIIIACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER, WILLIAMSPORT, PA. MILL ON CANAL, WEST OF MAYNARD STREET OFFICE AT TIIE MILL W F CRAMP Aroma.. • 4 tom 70.1, ,Specttteleo. SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES :S EYE GLASSES, &a. s t e grAe . x . nl;rdle . t . e . aNiLlm a etit of all kinds of • CHAS. S. MASSEY'S, NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, • ALLENTOWN, PA Having devoted a meat deal of care and attention to the Spectacle Minium@ for them last few years, I 0 lid that my Ilinaineiss In that line has Increased so mock that I kayo de• lamina to make it a SPECIALTY. There Is no article manufectured in which there is no much deception pram. Heed ae there if In Epectaele Glasses. I{lloil lug that the publiebaye been frequently hombitsged by parties pre. tending' to haves miperior article of Glasses, and charging exorbitant price. for !bete, thereby trate clog upon the ne. amities and Inermltlen of age, I have taken paln• to se lect a large and complete assortment of the finest and best alums ever manufactured, thus affording all persons needingtipectaclea an opportunity of purchasing at rem minable prime. Persons having any difficulty in being aulted elsewhere will do well to give me a cell, as I feel ebaSdeat that no one will fell to be salted. Remember the old stand, No. ti last Hamilton street, opposite the Oer. manitsformed Church, Alleolown, Pa. inn TI•ItEl If Boot ittattero. JOHN E. LENTZ JOHNSEABO W L S I/. II JE W . EINegEISIER JOHN E. LENTZ & Co ., • SUCCESSORS TO YOUNG & LENTZ. The arm of Young & Lents was digeolved by mutual consent on Velma ry 1812 Mr. Young retiring. Wm. If. Welashelmer and John Southold. Jr.; having taken bin Plarle-,lThe sew arm hopes to have the coullnoluce of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the old firm. They w 4.11 sea their utmost endeavors to accommodate their rotte with pramptnees and furnish BOOTS AND SHOES of the beat make and material. and will always have on band a large &mammal of the most desirable styles. salted to the trade of this section. The arm of Young & Lents having been dissolved. all parties Indebted to them are requested to make eettlement between this date and April Ist next. Tail books will re main at the old eland. Either of the old partners is au thorized to sign In liquidation. fob .8-3 m OPENING • OF LADIES' SPRING &SUMMER SUITS AND COSTUMES EVERY DAY. . • BLACK. COLORED AND FANCY SILK SUITS, HERNANI, TAMISE AND CASHMERE FUITS. PIQUE. LINEN. LAWN AND ORGANDY SUITS. ANDSUITEIN EVERY VARIETY OF THIN MATERIAL POR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. ALSO A FULL LINE OF SACQUES. TALMAS AND LA. DIES UNDERWEAR. LACE JACKETS. POINTS. Sm. be. THE LARGEST' STOCK EVER SRO WN IN THIS CITY AGNEW .-ENGLISH NO. 839 CHESTNUT ST., OPPOSITE CONTINENTAL ROTEL. AND 29 SOUTH NINTH STREET, ape2l-w tr.) .I'IIILADELPIII.I. FURNITURE! FURNITURE I H. L. McCONNELL, HUTTON & McCONNELL, Han ou bud, at the old stead 809 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA A LARGE STOCK OF FINE Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room FURNITURE ! EEO Greatly Reduced Prices All floods warn Med. All old canton:lees will ho deal with as fortnerlt , and tie patronage of the public cum ly L. McCONNELL, Manufacturer mod Dealer la FURNITURE mar smw] &D Market Street. Philadelphia. GREAT BARGAINS FURNITURE AVERILL BARLOW NO. 45 S. SECOND STREET has him Imonen(a wareroonnh fats dories) tilled with a treat variety of lint-elana Forallium sod la offering it at Prices lower than any other Dealer in Philadelphia. ..allua the game class of goods. 7 Be has Klee a great •arleb of low-priced work, which ^el la selling at reduced price., either at whoieeate or re• lA, Including all striae of Cottage Furniture. Also. Agent for the Beckwith Bowing Machine. Price elf). f.tor3-9mw LARGEST STOCK GRAT I NDUC EMENTS • To buy all your furniture at thou .... t furniture store to town of GEORGE W. HEIMBACH 789 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN. • lb. drm have recently put In a MAU ,it WU ALL PLATE.OLASS FRONT. and we otherwlee enlerged their (entitle. for on hand the lawn stock to the city. M I ELEGANT FURNITURE • I. %Oh ofactured In node own establishment. VC*. o •der their own aupervittiOn, and In warrant. , 6 ••• •••• •• to the ben to the Market. An Inspection • • heir stock will ...reline buyer. of the ad- • Agee of buying from them - 1161ml:tech. manufacture KITTLE'S TENT SERINO BM and are sole silents for that e 'Parlor bed. Call and see It. Remember The Mammoth Glass Front. lIARTMAN'N WASTE PA • The 11LOW Cu ' ER DEPOT. b Prloo Paid For Old Blank Books Old Newspapers And Ledgers, % vast* Paper, That are all writtan over. Wall kinds. 0 d Pamphlets, &o X AIM ItMnu" AftAM r X h O i MSDE V 4 ITAS B i ONIT U Ns,A s Jallte . Pbt la Pa °rover, description jrfnancia[. UMMIMMIM BANKING HOUSE, Fogelsoilte, Lehigh County, Fenno. MONEYS received on deposit, and 0 per coot. Internet allowed on all lame remaining elx monihe or over. For aborter period. •poclal rates will be paid. Executors Administrafors, Thula', Assignees, ?., Treasurers, lax-Collectors sod otber cortodlao. of poblic or private morkeya, are. offered liberal Wax of Int/trent • • • - • .. Farmers, Merchant, Laborite and all who have money to mat out on toterest for a long or abort period wall find our los.lautlon MD agreeable and advantageous tom In wh'ch to do unalness. . . . 14..t.f4tiepOi;Iteditt ible Institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED. money loaned out on favorable, loeton. JOSEPH MILLER. J. R. LIOnTENW AMUR, FRANK J. SLOUGH. InprMulk w MILLERIITOWN SAVING BANK MILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. This Institution will he opened on or before the let day f April. Mono,' will he token on depoelt at ell times and m any sums from one dollar upward.., for which SIX PER CENT. INTEREST per annum will be paid. Repent. may be withdrawn at any time !Liao, money oaned oat on favorable wren. JP, MIES WEILER, President iSIANICLIN BRINES, Cashier. J. F. M. Shitrart, Georg Ludwig, .- Frederick C. Yobet, Christ .- '. K. Henninger, David Donner, \Vilna m %Utley. Isaac °riche!, Gideon Y. Saner, Horatio T. Hartzog, Benjamin J. Bch troyer. James Sinamaeter mar 10.6 W ALLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITU TION. Organised as "Dimes Saving Institution," NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST., (NEARLY OPPOSITE THE AHEHIOAE HOTEL, ) PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST PDX HONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Institution, the oldest Saving Dank In Eastern Pennaylvanta, has been In continuous and successful operation for ten years, and continues to pay SIX PER CENT. INTEREST on money for one year, and epeeist rates of Interest for shorter periods. 110...A1l deposits of money will be bold strictly cond• dentist. Eredutora, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tax Collectors, and other enetodiana of public or private Looney., are of fered liberal rates of intereet. Farmers, Merrhante, Laborers, and all who have money to pot on Internet for a long or abort peelod will find our Institution an agreeable and advantageons °Mehl which to do bantams. ,We especially Invite LAOIB6 to trawled, their bunking linslnean with on. MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have eperlal privl legee granted by our charter—having tot, power to traria act bush:tees with us In their own name.. Money deposited with this Itielltutlon IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, by • Capital stock and surplus money entity of over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and addition, the Board of Trustees have an required by t hurter, given bonds under the supervision of the Court In 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 security of depositors. • Our Iron VanlM are of the most secure and extensive kind known in this country, as a personal Inspection will show, and to which we Invite our friends and customers. We refer to this, believing that safe Burglar Proof Vanlts complete the safety and reliability of a good Saving Bank. WILLIAM 11. AINEY, President. CH RI ST lAN PRETE, Vico President*/ REUBEN STABLER, Cashier. .. . . William IL Alnoy, Churl. S Duel, Mintlan Preis, John D. Stiles. V. S. Samuel., Bard, J. liaganbuch. George Brobat, Samuel Sall. Nathan Peter. Jan 12.11 FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church alloy. in Lion Ball, second story. opposite the German Reformed Church. in the City of Allentown. is organised and ready for 111111thelle. It will pay SIX per cent. Irg• !trod on all deposits except Names, diposits, for any period of time. tube calculated from the date of deposit, To secure which, the Trustees of the Institution have flied in the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County. under the direction of the Court. a bond in the sum of Twenty-tlve Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith ful keeping and appropriation of all such RUCm,, of money as shell be placed to charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK. whether asdeposits or shares of stock. which bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever it may he deemed necessary In eddltion to this. the Act of Incorporation makes the Stockholders personally liable to the depositors to dou• Ste the amount of the Capital Stock of the Bunk, which I. tiny thousand dollitre. withtt, liberty to incretmo It to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. These pro•lelous will make It a very desirable and safe pl ßesi a cedes of d. it e may be proper to state that the deposits will be kept in one of the stefest and best protected vaults In this city. Arrangement. will he made to furnish draft. on the allies of New York and Philadelphia H. A. BRIDOEH, Prestilent 11 . K. . ZI WI I L E O R N MA r N k . e Ca r A t e d r e Trustees : Daniel H. Miller, S. A. Bridges, John liolben, • J. W William liner,.J. E. Zimmerman D. H. Creitr,Peter Orono, Edwin Zlttimerman. WILMINGTON AND READING RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, FREE OF TAXES Wo are offering the Second Mortgage Boone of this Company AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTEREST, Interest Payable January and July I=l 1,000 s; 500 a and 100 s And can be REOISTRII ED free of expense. The coal trlecellaueette freights andpas... loudness are con pliantly 111C,.1014 Th. tin , fTrliN rile the year euyllen (lc tuber 31. IS7I, were 1477.778 YL mere than the year end lag October 31. 1870 3he increase h: r seven 111.1111 i .d lea Joee 1. 187 i. over seveu months ending Juuo 1. 1871 Was *l4, SM. O. l'l s trtilbloto and loformatlou can be oldatloed of DE HAVEN & BRO., Fiscal Agents of the United Slates; 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON C0313119510N THE ERIN SAVINGS BANK OF WM. L. YOHN NORTH SEVENTH jr., ABOVE LINDICA ALLENTOWN. PA. This bank ha. been established for the purpose of carry. lug on • general Banking businaa., and to offer to lb. community • SECURE INVESTMENT for their money a. home. at the same rate of Interest that It would command In New York or New Jersey. MONEY LOANED OUT ON 000 D SECURITY Atir Oold, Sliver and Government Bonds bought and sold. Drafts drawn on the principal cilia. of the United States In sums to suit purchaser.. Collections mode on all accessible points, and proceed. promptly remitted at current rates,. Farmers. Merchants. Laborer. and all who have moue. to put out on Intermit for a tong or short period will find hi. Institution an agreeable and advantage°. one It which to do boldness. Interest allowed on deposit. at the following rates. wit: 101.YEA'g11§1.17 . ,f3rof . :.: , ,r,ffc, days and under on. ear. 4/4"Revenue stamp. sik A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE ! mou,TA,HE PROP. ST. CROIX'S P 'MICH COM- W H BEERS POUND, tho Oren( HAIR OROWKS. Moth...ACHE will predn a a luxurl tut MOUsTACH e. WHISKERS. r P , IllsKEßSon the stneothoot face. Ploaeant tense. Seat to any addl . °oo on receipt of fifty Ceuta II P. BOND. CHEMIST. %NTH And CHESTNUT STS., PIIILA. A. LOWE, • N. E. Cor. T t21'74-1 9 w I=l LOORING•OLASSES AND FAAALES Largo aroorta4.t of OIL PAINTINGS AND CIIROBIOS MO N. Ninth Bt., above Arch, 1:12= CONSHOHOCKEN BOILER AND COIL WORKS, JOHN WOOD, jit • 2 1111/10/101 . 011la Or TUBE. FLUE AND CYLINDER BOILERS. BATH AND STEAM CIRCULATING BOILERS. All kinds of Wrought Iron Coil., Toyer. for Blast Fur nace. &smote.. Soke Stacks Blast Pip,lron Wheel barrows, and everything In the Buller and Sheet Iron line. Alen. all kind• of Iron and Steel Forging. and Blacksmith' work, e' Tools of Sle dg ess, such as Whom Buckets, Pick. Dri ll ,. Ballots, &a. tiding a Steam Hanauer mud Bel of tools of all kinds and skilled workmen. I flatter myself that I can Into oat work with promptness and dispatch, all of which will be warranted lo be erst•class. Patching Boilers, and roPslring generally, strictly at ended to. ape 17 A PROFITABLE BUSINESS! LIGHT EQUAL TO OAR.ATONE•EPIIITH THE COSTI Cat 1110( toe explmbd No eh (niny or loft*. MEN &airing a PROFITAbL 141.ISINasS, can encore Ihe EXCLUSIN 11101 IT for th e sale of DYOTT'S PAT ENT CARBON oAti LIGHT BURNERS AND. OIL, for COUNTIES or STATES. Write for Inform.tion or call on M. B. DYOTT, Nn. 114 SOUTH SECOND ST., PHILA. N. B.—CHURCHES Da l. niel] Ith CHANDELIERS and LAMPSf every aeseriplfon. 2.3 per rent. cheaper than at any ot her eatabllelonent In the country. mot 13-3mw • C . F. WOLFERTZ, 'NO. 006 HAMILTON BT.. ALLENTOWN, idsunfac l urer of all Mode of Cutlery nod dealer la Byortarr.^ • Articles: t ehicb r lie h is etl e lovt reduced ae Frio. qn ;tell a td r,ewAer, ntrn.w THE - LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN. WEDNESDAY., JULY-17, 1872. 'NO. 21 NORTH FIGHTH STREET. NO. 21 NORTH EIGHTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. MILLINERY AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. }lne now open the moil complete stock of Peen h millinery goods and demgs trimmings tab. found In thin city A fall samortment of rib-ons in all new •b•der. 100 piece. colored •Ilke.from *l2l to 2.6? per yard. BLACK 81LI AND SATIN. All Abadan of torquolse slik sod corded satin crapes. Vrencb flower., suave Mane.. glmD , lace., button.. etc. Ladle. who will Alfa me a call may rely on getang new and good goods. at the lowest prices.. mayl-2mor) SILVER-PLATED N. E. CORNER NINTH AND CHESTNUT STS., DINNER AND TEA SERVICES, URNS. BUTTER DISHES; CAKE BASKETS, TUREENS, ICE PITCHERS, • SALVERS AND CASTORS. CUTLERY ! EVERY VARIETY IN PEARL AND METAL HANDLES, PLATED AND UN anrl7-3mw) PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS A SPECIAL I Y. THE LIVE HOUSE EUEI M. Jo 'Corner Store NEW GOODS, Great Attractions STORE CROWDED DAILY CUSTOMER ARE ASTONISBED ! LOW PRICES-- In spite of the great advance of • all kinds of goods HIS STOCK of Dress Goods for Ladies • outains all the Latest and Choicest Novelties. • SHAWLS! SHAWLS!V SHAWLS!!. I=l DRESS LINENS for Lathes' Suitings. OUR DEPARTMENT FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Parasols ! Parasols! Parasols !! What has created the excitement among the Ladiesf—Every Lady wants one of those BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS ! HALF THE BARGAINS CANNOT BE ENUMERATED wren aro Invited to call and get posted on the change in prices wa7ls•lfwS ADOLPH HELLER, ADOLPH HELLER, No. 21 N. Eighth street, Philadelphia. MEAD & ROBBINS, MANUFACTURERS OF PHILADELPHIA ~ ~ OF ALLENTOWN. KRAMER'S CHEAP GOODS, To see how complete his Stuck is, and at such ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS ALL THE POPULAR SHADES! IS COMPLETE, NEVER BETTER. Have also a large and complete Stock of Very Respectfully, WARE MI M. J. KRAMER. ' attbos al* .11ttoelrp. BAI ►Chestnut & 12th Sts., HILADELripk, 3ewelers anti Silversmiths. FIVIE WATCHES, FRENCH C ..00KS, BRONZES, PLATED taualitp 16uaranteeti. !boobs sent by Express on approval. wmayn -17 pAAc li. hoTAUFFEIR, WATC I ES AND JEWELRY, go. 118 NORTH SECOND ST., con. o• QOAKRT, PHILA •A „ An asportment of Watch., Jewelry. Sliver and e Plated Ware constantly on band. Sirßepalrlng of Watchee and Jewelry Promptly aen ed to. apr 5.1 y KELLER do BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN. PA. CLOCKS, regulated;i a ll pu A aar e :rg , n o lg. ,, Al t elze. and price', from GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than can be found In any other store In the city. JEWELRY OF SAL KINDS,- SILVER RE ?every dew Intim /Air Wet.na repaired on Short Notice. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE CHARLES S. HASSEY'S, No. 13 East Hamilton !street. opposite the German Re , ormed Church. Just received from Now York and Phil adelphia, all the latest styles GOLD WATCHES He ha. the largest and beet assortment of Gold Watches and at lower price. than can be found elsewhere. SILVER WATCHES. He ha. a largerand bettor assortment of Silver Watches than can be purchaeed anywhere else. GOLD JE WELRY. He has the largest and best assortment of all kind. o , Gold Jewelry. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. Hobe. it larger and better assortment of all kind. of GUI and Plated Jewelry than can be found elsewhere. SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Helm a splendid aesortmentof Silver and Plated Ware. Any person desiring goods In title Hue can not fall to b. stilted. CLOCKS. A larger assortment than at any other establishment. MELODEONS. Alg r dl a ssortment of Prince'. Melodeons, the best inthe ACCORDEONS. A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordoone. Ills establishment has lately been fitted no, and Is now ..ecoed to none In New York and Philadelphia, and ahead of art ythingentside the largo cities. lie has a large: Wok of fashionablegoods in bin line then all others in Lehigh county combined. To convince yourselves of the abort call and see j • DCALDwEtt&C NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, A few doore well of the Contluoutst Hotel JEWELERS SILYERSMITHS II IMPORTERS OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE BRONZES, FANCY GOODS EUROPEAN NOVELTIES have now to store, and are constantly receiving, a ratting!ru variety of fine Goode appertaining to the MIME Reepectfully Invite perilous visiting the city. to fa, them with a vielt. Ingot..lea and orders by mall promptly attended to fen7-ly For the Labiro MRS. GULDIN'S Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLENTOWN. PA. The trade at thin old and well known entshllehment I. eonetantly there...lug. owing to the fact .hat NEW OOODF are being constantly received of the LATEST STYLES and alwave eultable to the wants of her numereo• mete. more. People should always go where they are sure to b. united at low figures. lan le ATTENTION, LADIES! REAL WLITBYa JET JEWELRY, FRENCII JFT AND VULCANITE JEWELRY = Perk and Vienna You,. Bair Fins, Pitney Leather Oond Fancy Ornament, e allay Boxes Beek, Dressing Case Toilet Goode. 11. i broth. I Silk. Si. gham and elm. All toucan red superior in quality and mo 'ormolu price 11. DIXON, • apt3-w N •. 21 South Eighth Street. Philada. MADAME STEEL, 1313 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, tiny received from Paris the lateat Spring style. POLONAISE BUSTLES AND CORSETS. . La Victorian Kangaroo & Ntlleon BUSTLE SKIRTS (or train and pronto , nade dram.. Perla Werly & Children's Contatkall at popular price.. mar 20 ly wl TEMPLE OF FASHIOS. ESTAtILISIIED 11157. MRS. M. A. BINDER, 1101,N. W. COR. IlTa k, CHESTNUT B'TS PHILADELPHIA, Importer and Designer of .. Paris and London Novelties, Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patterns of Wood and moat reliable Style... fur Ladles' and Ctilldren'e I.r ce Ladles' Dress Trimmings, Heal and Imitation Laces. (Noyes. Pane. RDA/ink Ties. Fro oh Jewelry. Fancy Roods:EeB AND CLOAK hl a KING in the moot taste• ful and elegant manoer. A Perfect System of DRESS SUTTINti Taught. ..trier punctuality In fnlfilltnerit of orders. PAPER PATTERNS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL mblit.Sinw 82000 PER ANNUM CAN BE MADE IN BELLING THE • NEW WHEELER & WILSONS'S SEWING MACHINE. A few active. reliable brielcase roan of pond habits and eddreas. wanted In desirable territory at present on ;cou pled. Wavy. furniabed ; &curtly required. !fend for Information. or call on PETERSON & CARPENTER, Oen'l Agt'e, 014 CHESTNUT STREET, PfiILADEPHIA. J W. ALTHOUSE, Agent, 814 .mlitoo street, Allentown. =I Fancy Dyeing IF.stablintiment ' W,. JONES, No. 492 Forth Front Street. Phffadeiphfa, Pa. DVS:Wks; Wm:donned Palmy o.iode of deacriti• lion. Their sown My of Dyeing Ladles' mid Gentle. men'e Garments Is widely known. Crape tad Marine riliawin dyed the most brilllan and plain celore. Crape and Merino ah owls cleanse , to not like new. Also. fiend-men's Apparel, ant Curtains, cleanoodor re•dyed. Kid D . oyee cl dor dyed to look like new. 10)..11.41 and look at oar work before going elsewhere. Dr•nch elec., cor Ninth and Vine eta. • Capr3.2mw THE IMPROVED FLORENCE. The Heat Sewing Metehhie Made. The nly_hfachine that makes Your different Mitchell The only Machine that fe.tene the end.. of Yearns I Tin. on/y Machine that will wee the work in ant/direction dewed I and the only Machine that ha. a pelf...dictating temelon. These •dvantages combined whit the Rae., Rapidity, and Quid..., of Ile motiona , together with tee tocaery and Quality of it. too k with KRIM? IC P•OV.4IIINTS render it ihe molt &mina.* dorable and Beet ItimitY Booing Machine in the Work/. Good Agents tenured in entry County.. Wilson & Pennypacker, Managers. 1183 Cheightir/ Mreet. Phhadeg nnrri•sm wT fsgent4ggim w fillebicinal. z c) 1 ca 0.. F 0 t , t -t t'l t - I Cr ) tt , 1;.• C=> 1 .4 <= l tt P"J E I NEW DRUG STOKE I take the pleanore of Informing my neinernaa Mends and the public In general that I kayo openedg a new Drug Stbro at NO. 736 HA !MILTON STREET, and filled It with a carefully selected stock of Pure Drugs and Medicines PATENT MEDICINES, COAL OIL. awl 15:7• F riNr i v r TAL OIL LAMPS Choice Perfumery and toilet articles . as the fl oret E tracts for handkerrhief and bathing, flair o.ls, hair I •itorattos and flair Dye,. An innotnerable aesorttne of T.,11el !lonia for ar ashlar. 'ehavitts and erasing oli. f or paint. Tooth Brushes and Hair Brushes of all grad and prices. Pocket Hooka, Alberti.., Pats Books, Paper and Pen Pocket Kni•es and liasom a largo variety of the ho gugllsh and °arm. Pm Hooke and Tackles. In elm everything that can be expected In a First-Crass City Drag Store, AND AT The Very Lowest Market Rates WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PFITSICIA.S' PRESCRIPTIONS will boa apeclaity oud will be filled darer night with the greate.t punctual. Ity all accuracy. Phyalciann tail Storekeeper. annulled with everything In my flue at the tomcat market rule.. Davin. had ex • perlence mete my childhood in the Drug bitable., I feel confident that I can serve all who may (►vur me with a cell, to their aatlefection. E. W. DANOWSKY. Dr: WM. DANOWSKY talon tits opportunity to thank his numerous frtonds f. pant favors and wll , be at tbo Drug Store of Mg sou t watt on all who may desire his medical car vices. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 735 HAMILTON STREET, Between Seventh and Eigha MEM PARENTS TAKE NOTICE THAT AT THE BOTEN BOOK STORE 100 WILL ALWAYS FWD FOll 'ALS ALL Yl:lns SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS AND SLATES, PENS AND INK, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. The time Le again here for children to prepare for SCHOOL And we hate oa hand sod for male everyihlog they want sad seed In the SCHOOL ROOM. OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW asywhero else, eyed id" them Jut what they Late to lure DON'T POROET. AND REMEMBER THAT THE BOTEN BOOK STORE MHZ PLACE 70 BUY ALL KINDS OP School Books et the Lowest Prices. LEISENRINO, TREXLER & CO., 631 Hamilton St.. Allentown,Pa. aerl•trd AGENTS! QUICK !nr you will roles choice of territo ry. (there Is a rush for It) on DIO LEWIS . last and greatest work: • OUR DIGESTION, Y JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET. It Is by odds the most taking and eatable book In the geld. lltls on a •Itally lutoortant subject. 2ltle by Smerkals most popular writer on health. 3it to for the price. the largest cud handoomest book eurreold by subacaption, agents, the people are seer for each book, and will urge you to bring It to them. Write for terms, La free. • • GEO. MACLEAN, Publlshery n0v1547 w 733 eanaom Week Philadelphia. r .EIIIGH VALLEY blot /LA RAILROAD. BUMMER ARRAN', WENT. Leave Allentown for New York. via Central Railroad of Yew Jenny. at 260, 6 lei, and Bld a m. and 12 01, 12 12*, 40% and 660 p. m. • For New York, •fit. Monk & Reiter Rallroad.at 666 P, and 616 a m and , 211. 12 VW. yr, and AllO IP m• For Illanun , ka Chunk and Belvidere at 815 a tn,and 6 40° .101. Poi Lambertville and Trenton at 616 a m, and 1201 and p m. For Mutton at 666•, 611, 616 and 10 10 amt 1201. 1211•. 110, f•&i, 7 N and 828 V m. Per Philadelphia. via North Penn Railroad, at 676. 816 •m, and 1201, 6(01, and 828 m. . . . 3 irg: .")r .:•• PO.. *stabMgt..; B. C . at 811 • m. 12 01 and 8 28 p M. F Cat...ulash 8 Yugleavllle IL IL 841 a m and 12 20 P For Copia) , at 841 • m, 12 20. 4 04, 821 and 824 p m. For Mooch Chunk at 644. 1047 • m. 1220.4 14 .14.1 824 p m. For Wdkaabamo and Pittston, 01 8 44 and 10 47 a in, 12 20. 19v, m. p r Waverl7. Ow - iIIO Elmira.. Auburn and Buffalo. at 10 47 •m 1 Expreml Train.) an 12 21 p. m. For tillaiolol3 at 841 and 10 47 a us, and 494 p m. Fur Auden:And at 10 47 tn. • . . For Mahanoy Clty at 04.1 .r.d ln 47 a m. and 434 p For Mt. Carmel at 644 .od lu 47 a m. T;ll°" 7lll:l 'r a 6“Te r l 7 " I '. 1n11;(0ag ; 1!t(en1:P. H. eAln3 Sop'tAEnt . M'ORTII PEN NSYL-WAN:tia A-1 VAIIIA RAILROAD. ...... ?....,.,., es BUMMER ARRANGEMENT Passengers for Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley R. R train@ passing Allentown at 0 15 and B 15 a. m, 12 01. 1510 9 'lB p. m. • and arrive to Philadelphia at 8 IA 10 45 am. 118, 8 Rand 10 30p. m. Alan Lehigh and Bneetu.hanna Railroad trains so 813 a. to. 3 T.S. M 1 40 and 8 ./S p - to. •rrive in Philadelphia at 1045 a. at., 916, 641.830 and 10 30 p. m. LOCAL SCHEDULE. (Sir Through Trains Daily, Sandal's Excepted ] Faaannger trains leave the depot Northwest corner Berke ad American cola. Philadelphia, For Allentowo at 890 and 9 43 a. to., 10. 3 30, 4 06 and 40 p tn. Paine corn are attach. toth.• 810 a. m. train For Dogleatowo ate 43 a. ea., 240 and 4 Sop m. For Fort Waahlu aloe at 74.5 and 11 a to. 8 and 1190 p to. For Ablation at 7 . m , 190, and 1530 p. m. For Lanadale at 890 It. m. Leave Bethlehem at 890, 830 a. m., 1210, 993, 610 and • 40 p . • m• Dorloatoton at 700 a. m., 300 and 600 p. m. •• latundale at 005 a. m. " Fort WaiMingEoo at 841, 1030 a. m., and 213 and 400 p a. . • Abington at 741 e m 216 and 625 p. m. UN BLINDAYS. Leave Bethlehem , or Phlladelphta at 4 oo p. m. Doylestown Vi a. tn. Leave Pollatl7lphla for Bethlehem at AM a. m. •• for Doylo.town at 200 p. m. Fare—Allentown to Philadelphia, 0160. ELLIS CLARK, Agent. CIA TA Fi UA AN FOOELSVILLE It. It. pa (tor JUNE THIRD, 1872, PARROMIOr Tridas on qua & eira will ran In cannon . a lA - thigh Vallor, Lehigh Ai Susquehanna, sod Railroad, as follnws:— .t STATIONS. On and a the Catena°. tion with th 6n e t Penn. Prates Wee P. 1111 • II 7 48 7 nl g BM, . morningtrain we 4 leaves Catasationnon thearrival e L V It. It. Passenger train from Exstos, be, r od AM. town. and connects at Alburtis with a train • . • • • . e East Ploosylvnoln K. It for Rending, Pottsville, Intone and Plilladelphin nod also with a train for town, Bethiehein aid Banton. The morning train East connect. at Albnitle wit...rains •m B. P. R R. from Harrisburg, Pottsville lwading and Allentown and at Catasauqua with train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for stanch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Scran ton, Philadelphia sod Now York. The 116 P M train West con th.cts at Albnrtis with trains OD the East Penn. Railroad for Reading. Pottsville, Har riebnrg, Philadelphia, Alleutrwn, Bethlehem. Easton, and New Yorki arrive in Philadelphia via Reading at ,tnp.m. The Evening train East leaves Alburtis on the arrival of • train from Allentown and of a train making connec• dot • at Reading with trains from Philadelphia. Harris burg, Pottsville, gm., and connects with local paasenger train on the L. Nr• R. R. at Catasauqua for Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton. Ilokendanqua and Coplay. Panora wishing lO go to Allelllulau can lake the morn leg train West to Alburtis • arrive at Allentown 9 le a on, tad return by a train on the East Penney Ivani• Railroad, leaving Allentown at 435 p. m. C. W. CHAP MAN, Supt. and Engineer. T w l7. 11 '1 4 1,04 DIEM FADING ItAIL ROAD. BUMMER 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, Eph rata, this, Lancaster, Columbia. Ac. Trains leave Harrisburg for New York as follow.: at 46, 810 a. m., and 2(0 p. en.. connecting with elmilar trains an Pennaylvanis Railroad, and arriving at Now York at 1007 a. at., 363 and 945 p. m. respectively. Returning leave New York at 9 oto a. m.. 123 u utroo and 545 p. m.; 'Philadelphia at 7 :3, 830 a. wt. and 393 p. m. Leave Harrisburg Shamadig Pottsville, Tamaqua, Stineraville. Ashland. okin Allentown, and Phila delphia at 810 a. m., 200 and 401 . p. m. stopping at Leba• non and principal way atations; the 405 p m. train con. netting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For Pettey Ills, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn. via Schuyl kill and Susquehanna Railroad , leave Harrisburg at 341 East Pennsylvania 'Railroad train. leave Reading for l Allentown. Easton and New York at 4 34. 10 40, a. m and 06 p Returning. leave New York at 900 a. in., 1230 noon and 645 p. m. and Allentown at 7 M., 1225 noon, 2 16, 4 26 and 915 p. m. Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia a. 7 SO a. m., connecting with similar train on Haat Penna. Rairoad; returning leave Reading at 870 p stunning at a l tl sta tions. Leave Pottsville at 9 (10 a. m. and 230 p. m. Herndon at 10 00 a. in. Shamokin at 641 . and 11 15 a. tn. Ashland at 706 a. tn. and 12 43 noon, Mahanoy City at , 7 51 a. to. and 120 p. m.. Tamaqua at 895 a. m. and 210 p. m. for Philadelphia. New York, Reading, Harrisburg, dic. Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail road at 8 15 a. m. for Harrisburg, and 1145 a.m. for Pine• grove and Tremont. Pottsville Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at 6 50 a. u,„ passes Reading at 7 25 a. arriving at Philadel nhla at 950 m. Returning. leaves Philadelphia at 515 p. passing Reading at 740 p. cu., arming at Potts ville at 9 20 p. m. Pottstown Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown et 6,... in. Returning, leave. Philade.phia (Ninth and Omen.) at 4 Rail. a. Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 20 a m and It 15 p tu fur Ephrata. Lr, Lancaster, Columbia, Atc, ;re turning Nair • Lancaster at 8 W at, and 325 pto, and Columbia at 8 16 a and 3 15 to m reraunneu Railroad Train.. leave Perklomen Junction at 7 15, 9 (X) a and. 3OW and /5 43 p tn. Returning. lea•o Salm euksv ille at b 30. 811) a at, Lug and 445 p con necting with stuillar trait. on Reading Railroad. Pickering Valley Railroad trait. leave PLomix v ale at al t a in, 3 10 a nd 5 50 p .0; returning lea Vii Byers at 0 35 a n, 1.45 noon, nod 42d p connecting with similar trains on Reaming Italiroad• Coiebrookd ale Railroad trai leave Pottstown at 9 40 a in and 1 ti 26 anti 715 p at; returning leave Mount Pl..moint 016 00; 8 0.1 and 11 21 a tn. and 3 21 p in, connect ing with Ira Itoadilig R. It. uheAter Volley Railroad Trains leave Bridgeport at 890 ani and toned and pm; returning, leave D .wningion at 055 a tn, 12 IS an 540 p m, Connecting with aimilar trains on Reading Railroad. Sundaya: leave New York at 5 43 p m, Philadelphia at 81A) a in and 3 15 p m (the 800 a ni train manias only to Reading). leave Pottsville at 810 a to, liiirristiprk at 245 a m and Wp m Allentown at 425 and D pm, ltead• lag al 7 13 a tu and 1290 p (o ri for Harrisburg, at 494 a m for New Yolk, at 720 a in Ailootown and at 9 a m and 413- tat Philadnpits. Commutation, Mileage, Seaaon, School and Excurelon rickets, to and from nil pointa, at reduced rams. Baggage checked through ; lt/0 pounds allowed each Passenger. J. E. WOOTTEN, may 1/ ] Asst. Supt.& Eng. Much'm A LLENTOWN PASSENGER RAIL- Am. WAY. - _ - . . TIME TABLE. On and after MON DAY. JUNE 0, 1572, ears will ru V to all tralu• on the Lehigh alley and Lehigh mid tiuspon Banns, Philadelphia & Rending (East Penn Junction Railroads, and to the Allentown Foruace, Waving Ala lion. Hamilton and Ninth streets, as follows: For L. V. L. &8. E. Penn. Furnace. Leave Far A M A. M. A. M. A. M. A M. 616 7 4.5 8 60 ' 001 1J 01 6 16 10 .0 8 40 11 '.O 11 63 7 45 11 35 11 SO 9 45 . P. M. P. M. 10 10 1 10 1 60 11 35 P. M. P. M. 900 3'90 11 60 2 66 1 4.1 600 15 06 Y. M. 360 3 10 7 00 7 E 0 ' 920 614 610 060 740 9CO i - IS 2.) ray &aye & Saturd' ' 7 10 ONLY 740 840 921 The above care run to all . the paeeenger tralne on th above roads. • FARE TEN C Childien under ten yearn of pi • F. WOLFERTZ, C UTLERY, • NO. 006 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN . , PA. Manufacture. and henna con.tantly on band a large It 4ortrneut of all kind. of Cutlery. dawn Table Kali, and Yorke Paooket lint•ea t3cla•or. 8 lily ALLENTOWN Rolling Mill Co., Successors to TIIAYER, ERDMAN. WILSON & CO., Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BRIDGE CASTINGS, ' RAILROAD TURN TABLES, MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, Furnace, Rolling Ilill and Mining Work, &c., x. B.—All work guaranteed and delivery prompt. L. H. GROSS, Sup't. mum e.3m w] WATNON'N CELEBRATED FIRE AND•BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. - ESTABLISBED IN 1843. THE OLDEST SAFE HO USE IN PHILADELPHIA The only Safe with INSIDE DOORS. Guaranteed Wren trout Dampness. Man prices from 15 to 20lower than other siker.. Please mend for Circular and Price I i.e. T. WATSON & SON. Late of Even. & Wawa. Mono netorern, aule9.6m w No. CA S. Fourth St. Philadelphia TIIE 1 L LUIRTR ATED PVIRENO LOOIC:AL JfURNAL Is every respects First• Class ?devalue. Henrik!. are the highest Ihtereet to ourselves. aches what we are end h :ate make the most .0 The Information Ito tc tams on the 1..1We 01 Life •nd Health Is well worth the tire of thh Magneto. to every reality It is published at adds year. lly e special arrangement we are ensblett o etre. the Throw, ogicat Jostrnal Its a Premtum tor Aye new enbwribers to the Lagoon Hnomersit. or will furnish the Lunen 'teem. Tell sod Phrenological Journal together fur g.. 1 50. We commend the Journal to all who want a good Mettle.. Address all orders to ROUT. 111 RD IiLL. .111. P , Allentown. a . D. LucTiErynAcn, krron Tv • NET AT LAW. (fortneily prnatlced In Cutbo county). theo dice. Ilauditen street, second door near) giat:VA`X.',!oirneing:ntow al‘b.'4" roitroatio. Trains for Phil gdolphic Trains East CATASACQUA, 9 61 *MIME'S 945 •JORDAN !MIDGE, 939 OUTH'S, 9 34 WALBERT'B, 929 CHAPMAN'S, 919 TREK LERTOWN. 907 . BREINIIIBVIL7.E. ' 8158 •81'RING CREEK. 8 42 AL-BURTIB, 887 I 1 NTB. ee, Five Cent. Vrofrosional CarbO. EJ. MORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. • ALLENTOWN, PA. Office, No, 60 East Ilemillon ctreet. rarCan be conceited in German. Jan 14 RUN K Qt BALDWIN ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT L AW. Allentown, Pa. Conine. No. IN Slut Hamilton weal. C. M. Bum F. A. R. BALDWI TT 11UNNINERGER ATTORNEY A...a.• AT LAW. Removed to the Poet (nice holleltig. orzood toot. ALLENTOWN PA. ehr 21-ly Vr, OUR'S L. KAUFFMAN, ATTOW NE' l AT LAW. 004 ,aacono aoor of the Flrat National Book bolldlos, ALLINTOWN. PA. Collection, made to Lehigh and adiolning counties. Con be conanlied nthe Boglian and werni•n btnannam .an 14.1 r Ij!LIAS BIEICTZ. ALDERMAN. /2.4 SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER AGENT FOR THE SALE OF HEAL ESTATE, 8.5 West Hamilton St.. Allentown. PA fIEORGE IL RUPP, 4TTORNEY k-A AT LAW. Office with Lion. John D. 81110.. Allitl town. Pa EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, eight doors above the Court louse AL LENTOWN Lehlab county . Pa. fob 13'047 GEORGE K. WILSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. oIS Hamilton street. nearly oppa. sit. , the Court House. Allentown. Colloctlons promptly made an Lehigh and Northampton count.. oer U , L S A IL , N Trimming Store, N 0.34 Emd eiree.c, T EV I SMOYER, ATTORNEY AT I.AW AN D JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, MILLERS• TOWN, LEHIG II CO., PA. Particular attention paid to Innulvent and decedent noldles. jan 0-17 WM. S. YOUNG, JR.. (WITII KNoWLTON. BUMF It SCALIte,) ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hoopla 43, 45, 46 nod 47, Nu. 160 Wad)lngton Street, Chi CllllO. itme.9o 'TOON 0. BOWMAN. ATTORNIKY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Room 6, No =Wm nut Street, l'hllnutsphin. mar 1-17 rriIIO3IAS B. METZGAIL, ATTOR NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN. PA. Office, No. 82 East Hamilton street. may 29-'6O GEORGE B. SCRAM. ATTORNEY AT LAW. OM., - First dour above Law Alley, AL. LENTOWN, PA. may TD-Om re% XI E% MERV, 4.11 C 49 RN .ND COONSBLI.OR AT LAW, mmeono flour of M. J. n• mer's mt. rd, oppos to .110 Englo lintel. Allentown, Po. inar 17.11 EDWARD IIAItVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office. with Ilan. Samuol A. Bridges, ALLENTOWN, I'A. may 1-ly 3 5s 6W 8 44 639 691 8 96 3 13 TWIN HUPP; ATTORNr.T AT LAW , t.. 1 Odle N. E. Corner 6th nod linmiltou Street, ALLEN - TOWN:PA. may 1-ly ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTOltngcx' AT LAW. (Mice, opposite the Court noose. XL LENTOWN PA. 1/1167 WII.LIAIII lI.GLACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CATA6AUQUA, LEFIIOII COUNTY may 10-ly PENNA - 11Q CLAY' lIAMERSLY,ATTOICNEY AA+ • AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. Jart 10-4194 f earpct3 anb Oil Matt. CARPETINGS. WILLIAMS & DA'LE, I= 832 MARKET STREET, PRILADELPIiIA, Donlon; In CARPETS. Oil. CLOTHS. MATTI NOR. etc. We havejuet received for the Spring tr.de large and hands .me neeorttninit of new and beautiful styles to llrcts• Pete, Ingrates, ?Mittman. /011 Cleths. Window Shade.. etc_ all of whtell we will "Mgr .t the lowest cash 'price.. Wu invite all to call and see us. and examine our stock before par haelug elsewhere. WILLIAMS A DALE, ' 812 Market St.. Philadel ph la MIMI RICH AND ELEGANT JARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. 8. C. FOULK. NO. 19 S. SECOND ST., (First Carpet Store below Market, East aide,) Invites attention to hie splarid.d amsertment of Imported and American CA !WETS, which will be sold at • very all advance. °mals warranted as represented so t h ► all can hay with confidence and satisfaction. 120 T 23-tf CARPETS I CARPETS! ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINUS, WINDOW SHADES, &C., G. B. SNYDER & CO., 31 SOUTH SECOND ST., PUILADA., West Bide, below Market N. B.—A liberal (lierount to Churches and Clergy. Melt LLp~/7•3111NV === DR. SACE'S CATARRH REMEDY. It is the only form of instrument yet invented with which fluid medicine can ho carried Mph up and petleetly applied to all parts of the affected nasal pas sages, and the chambers or cavities communicating therewith, in which sores and ulcers frequently exist, and from which the catarrhal discharge generally pro. coeds. Thu want of success In treating Catarrh hero. tofore has arisen largely from the Impossibility of applying remedies to. these cavities and chambers by any of the ordinary methods. This obstncle Ia the way of effecting cures Is entirely overcome by tho invention of the Douche. In using this Instrument, the Fluid Is carried by Its own weight) no snuffing, Wo /g n or pumping being required,) up one nostril In shill enlly glowing stream to the highest portion of the asnl passages. passes Into and thoroughly cleanses II the Littman:id chambers connected therewith, and ass out (Atha oppesite nostril. Its use is pleasant and so simple that n child can understand it. Full and oxtail- Is directions accompany each Instrument. When used with this instrument, Dr.. Bage's Catarrh Remedy cores recent, attacks of 'Cold In the Head 9, by a few ipplications. • Symptom,' of Catarrh. Frequent head ache, discharge killing Into throat, sometimes pro fuse, watery, thick mucus, purulent, offensive, &e. In others a dryness, dry. watery, weak or inflamed eyes, stopping up or obstruction of nasal passages. ringing In ear,, deafness, hawking and coughing to clear throat, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, Impaired or total deprivation of sense of smell and taste, dizzi ness, mental depression loss of appetite, indiges tion, enlarged tonsils. tickling cough, &c. Only a few of these symptoms are likely to be present In any case at one time. - Dr. Satio , ii Catarrh 11..mody, when used with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Donche.aud accom panied with the constitutional treatment whleu Is recommended In the pamphlet that wraps each bot tle of the Remedy. is a perfect specific for this loath some disease, and the proprietor offers, In good 111th, 11500 reward for a case he can not cure. The Remedy Is mild and pleasant to use, containing no strong or caustic drugs or poisons, 'rho Catarrh Remedy Is sold at 50 cents, Donche at 00 cents, by all Druggists, ot o elther will be mailed brpro. pricier on receipt of cents. • ...—. - IL V. PIEIICE. M. IL, i Bo l e Proprietot. --•• • BUFFALO. N. Y.. may 1 w.Il REMOVAL! REMOVAL! S. R. Engelman & Bro.'s CHINA STORE. BAB BEEN REMOVED TO No. 740 HAMILTON STREET, (IT'alkee 8 Old Bland,) ALLENTOWN, PA SPECIAL ANNOUNCE Al ENT FOR THE SPRING TRADE. =I TABLE WARE, Vas s, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking Sets, Mantle Ornaments, od PANOYA. RTIfILES. over offered In this alty,togalh _r with • largo Mock of • FINE CUT GLASS WARE. =33 5 rl. B. 611TDRIL 2 W. F. B•Kna. MEI=
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers