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L:
Coal anti-Lumber.
CHAS. W. ABBOTT
JAL K:
Allentown
RITTER & ABBOTT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Saes, Doors. Outside Blinds, Inside BMWs, Houk!.
taps, Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair Rail.
taps, Window Frames, Door ;Vanua, Sc.
SOROLL SAWING
TURNING,
PLANING
mAtonnro,
FLOORING RIPPING,
DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
m A a LSO, STAIR BUILDING done and RAND RAILING
de to eager.
Having now had almost See years' pont...lon of the
Mill. reforta.hed It *lmola wholly with new and improv•
ml machinery, and having none but experienced work
men, wears prepared to defy competition from at home
and abroad, both In ptiee and workmanship.
Do you wmtelnillato banding/ Call at our Factory and
unary ourselfy with a personal examlnailon.
Drawings for building., bracket., pattern. for erns.
mental work, scroll. for porches. can be seen at all times
by lit our oMca. Any information to the builder
furnished cheerfully and freely, by calling at the Menu -
factory on Unlon street, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen
town, Pa. or by latter through the poet oMce.
ang gay] RITTER a ABBOTT.
A MUST y OTTO. Z. IC OTTO. 0. W. KILLER
F LEER OTTO tt MILLER,
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MANJEACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER,
WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
MILL ON CANAL, WEST OF MAYNARD STREET
OFFICE AT TliE MILL
W 7 CRANE Aol{ol3. I .01 70.1•
Spectacled.
SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES!! •
BYE OL'ALESES, kn.
iip tga t exigtmlets is . ssiitmvst of all kinds of
CHAS. S. MASSEY'S,
NO. 28 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLBNTOWN, PA
Having devoted a great deal of care and attention to the
Ppeetacle budge., for these last few yearn, I find that my
b nen., hi that line has increased no o nch that I have de•
ter mined to matte It a SPECIALTY. There in no article
peasafactured to which there is so much deception prat,
Heed as there In In Spectacle Olannes. Knowing that the
public have been frequently humburged by parties pre•
tending to have a superior article of Olannee. and charging
exorbitant prices for them, thereby tratacing upon thane.
wellies and Infirmities of age, have taken paten to se.
lea • large and complete aenortment of the anent and beet
Olaues ever manufactured, Hum affording all persons
weeding Spectacles RD opportunity of enrcheeing at rea
sonable pricee Forgone having any difficulty in battle
suited elsewhere will do well to give ma a call, as I feel
eonadent
fin. no one will fail to be nutted. Remember the
old stand 29 East Hamilton street, opposite the Ger.
man Reformed Church. Allentown. Pa. inn 23 '6B tf
Boot itittiterfs.
JOHN I. LENIZ J , EINSHEIHER
OHN EIEABWOLUD.:JIkW.
JOHN E. LENTZ & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
YOUNG & LENTZ
The Arm of Yonne & Lent. wee ollosolve4 by mutual
Denson; on Yebra ry 10th. 1872 Mr. Young retiring. Wm
M. Weineltelmer and John beabold, Jr., having taken hieplace,
place. llos new firm hope. to have the continnance of the
patronage., liberally bestowed upon the old firm. They
W wi r e u
nw their
o u m tm iAor e s d nd av o r n ihh accommodate their
BOOTS AND SHOES
et the but make and material. and will al ways have o
band a large arsortmeot of the most desirable sty les
suited to the trade of this soution.
•
The Arm of Young dt Lents having te.en direolved, a
puttee Indebted to them are requested to mike eettleme •
between this date and April let Drat. The books will r.
main at the old etand. Either of the old partners le a
d:wised to elan In liquidation. feb
OPENI N G
LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER
SUITS AND COSTUMES
• EVERY DAY.
BLACK. COLORED AND FANCY SILK SUITS.
HEENAN!. TAMIBE AND CASHMERE. SUITS,
PIGIM LINEN. LAWN AND ORGANDY SUITS,
AND SUITSIN EVERY VARIETY OF THIN MATERIAL
VOR SERINO AND BUMMER WEAR. •
ALSO A /LILL LINE OF BACQUBS. TALMAB AND LA
DIES UNDERWEAR.
LACE JACKETS. POINTS. &c., Ac.
THE LAROES r STOCK EVER RIO WN IN THIS CITY
AGNEW ENGLISH
NO. 839 CHESTNUT ST.,
OPPOSITN CONTINENTAL BOTEL
AND
29 SOUTH NINTH STREET,
spr2l-w lry PHILADELPHIA.
FURNITURE I FURNITURE
H. LiTeCONNELL,
H'IITTON & McCONNELL,
Ills on bLud. •t the old &hod
809 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA
♦ LARGE STOCK OF FINE
Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room
FURNITURE !
EEO
Greatly Reduced Priers
All Goads warranted. MI old customers will he d
whin as formerly. and Ile patronage of the publi
111111111:1,1101I6110,. •
B. L. McCONNELL,
Manufacturer and Dealer In FURNITURE
BMW Semi IRO Market Street, Fhlledelphl►.
GREAT BARGAINS
FURNITURE
AVERILL BARLOW
NO. 45 S. SECOND STREET
`.is his Immense warerooms (six stories) filled with
great variely of first-class Furniture, and le offering It
Prices lower than any othe
Dealer in Philadelphia.
selling the mime clue or goods.
Be has also a great •arlety of low•Drlced work, which
`•e le selling at reduced prices, either at wholesale or ra•
dl, 'minding all styles of Cottage garniture.
Also, Allot for the Beckwith Bearing Machine. grieo
eta. farr3.3akw
LARGEST STOCK I
GRAT I NDUC EMENTS
r buy all your fasultnrs
tow n t n
of o I ..... t familiars store
IIEORGE W. HEIMBACH
7112 HAMELTON ST., ALLENTOWN
The Erni have recently Put In e
14 iTtl. ALL PLATE•OL•BB FRONT. and
. ere ldherwlee enlarged thelr facilities for .;
•iptlia on hand the I stock in the ally. 111 1
room
ELEGANT FURNITURE' I
le vianufeetared to WO nwo esfralfehmmf. WA
e toter their own soperrlsion, Rod le warrant. e g n
«1 tube th• but In th•mirket. An inepection
bell atock will twel... buyers of the ad
itilpionerrnlalPhe,m manufacture KITTLE'
iTFYIT SPRING BED, and are sole agents for th
'arier bed. Call and mit. Remember
The Mammoth Glass Fron
TIARTMAN ,
•ER DEPOT.
h Prlee Pold For -
Old Blank Books
And Ledgers
WASTE PAI
The Highest Cut
i Newspapers
°revery deeeriptlon.
Waste Paper, That are all written over.
Of all ktn4a. 0 d Pamphlets, &o
ie. = 6 811.001}0 MID
at. 11:f i laia L
fr le AIN% earJ Aliso IR.. PbllaYa
Pitancittl.
JOSEPH MILLER dc CO:
.•
BANKING HOUSE,
Fogegeoille, Lehigh County, Penne.
MONEYS received on depoelt, and 0 per cent. Interest
Mowed no all some remaining Olt month.. or over. For
'boater periods special rates will be paid.
Executors Administrators, Trustees, Assignees,
Treasurers, 2 az- Collectors
and other coo todlanti of politic or private moneys, ari
obeyed liberal rates of Interest
Farmers, Merchant.. Laborers and all who bare money
to mit onion interest for a loot or Owl period will eml
our 1..11,1810n an agreeable and advantageous oue to
which to do puniness.
11..aey deposited in this inelitullon IS SAFE AND WELL
SECURED.
*N.-Alen; money loaned out on favorable terms.
JOSEPH MILLER. J. 11. LICnTENW ALNEE,
PRANK J. SLOUGH. ft.pr3.l3m w
MILLERSTOWN SAVING BANK
MILLERBTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY.
Thl. Instlintion will be opened on or before the let day
of April. Money will be taken on deposit at all times and
n any sums from one dollar upward., for which
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
per annum will bepaid.
Depoeits may be withdrawn at any time Also, money
caned oat on favorable term,
JAMES WEILER, President
OILANZLIN Butane. Cashier.
J. P. M. Ehiffert, Georg Ludwig,
Frederick C. Yobst. Chriat .3 K. Henninger.
David Donner, . WIIII3 te 9.llday.
Diane Orlebel, ClideOrk Y. Hanoi . ;
Horatio T. liertrog, Benjamin J. Soh tooyer.
James Bingmaster mar 16-em
A LLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITE
TION.
Organized as "Dimes Saving Instillslion,"
NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST
(NEARLY OITOBITR TRH Alllntle•N HOTEL,)
PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR
MONEY ON DEPOSIT.
This Institution. the ldest Saving Bank In Easter .
l'snosylvartla, has boo n in continuous and successfu
Jparatlon for ton years, and continues to pay SIX PEI
CENT. INTEREST on money for one year. and sped&
rates of interest for shorter i•oriods.
1121—All deposits of money will bo held strictly coral
Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees
Treasurers, Tax Collectors,
and other custodians or public or private moneys, are
. .
rowed liberal rates of interest.
Farmers, Mere/tants, Laborers, and all who ha
money to put on interest for a long or short Period w
and our Institution an agreeable and advantage°us one
which to do business. Wo especially invite camas
transact their banking brininess with us.
MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS base special pri
leges granted by our charter—having fait power to tra
act boalnesa with es in their owe names.
Money deposited with this Institution
IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED,
by • Capital stock and enrolee money cy add iti on.ver
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and the
Board of Trustees have as required by t barter, given
bonds under the supervision of tho Court In the a r e
of
FIFTY TIIOUSAND DOLLARS. which bonds are regis
tered In and held by the Court of Common Pleas of this
county for the security of depositor.,
Our Iron Vaults are of the most encore and extensive
kind known in this country as a pennant inerection will
Weand to which we invite our friends and customers.
We refer to this, believing that safe Burglar Proof Vaults
complete the safety and reliability of a good Saving Bank.
WILLIAM H. AlNEY,_President.
CHRISTIAN PRETE, Vico President.
REUBEN STABLER, Cashier.
TRUST/NW'
• •
Miley, Charles B Bash,
Christian Preis, John D. Stiles,
F. B. Samuels, Benj. J. Hagenbuch,
George Brobst, Samuel Bell.
Nathan Peter.
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.
Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church
alloy, In Lion Hall, second story, opposite the German
Reformed Church, In the City of Allentown. I. organised
and roady for boat.... It tell pay SIX per cent. In
terest on all deposits except business deposits, for net
period of time, to be caiculnistifro m the tiate deposit.
To eacure which, the Truatees of the Lehigh)
have
Bled In the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County,
under the direction of the Court. a bond In the sum of
Twenty-Bee Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith
ful keeping and appropriation of all such sums of money
rads shall be placed in charge of said FRANKLIN SAYINGS
BANK, whether an deposits. or chores of stock. which
bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever It may be
deemed nee..ay
In addition to thin. the Act of Incorporation makes the
Stockholders personally liable to the dayositarsiu dou
ble the remount of the Capital Stock of. the Bank, which
thousand dollar., with liberty to Incr.. It to one
hundred and fifty thousand dollar..
These prostotons will make It a very desirable and safe
Draper pl lreeid or e d s,Vay slate that thedeposits wit'
be kept in one of the stfe s t and best prote c ted uits tr
ih4r city.
Arrangement. will
of New York and Phil be adelphia made to furnish drafts on the all(
k. A. BRIDGES, President
IJ. W. WILSON. Vice Presider
J. E. ZUKERMAN. Cashier.
. Trustees:
Daniel H. Miller,. 8. A. Bridges,
John Roth.. J. W Wilson,
William Baer, J. E. Zimmerman
D. H. Creits, Peter Oro..
Edwin Ziounerman.
WLIAIINGTON AND READING
RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
FREE OF TAXES
We are offering the Second Mortgage Horde of lb
Company
AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
Interest Payable January and July
THE BONDS ARB IN
I,ooos, 500 a and 100 s
And can be REGISTERED free of expo.n. The coal
miecellaueoug freight.. and pagentmer buelneee are con
etnntlylocrraxloN The reeetpta for the year eddleglie
tuber ISII. were 470.776 22. more than the roar and
log October 11. 1670 'I he Increase fir seven month. end
log Jnne I. 1072. over wren Montt. ending Juue 1. 1871
wag $14,613.40.
Bowie. Pamphlets and information can be obtained o
DE HAVEN & BRO
Fiscal *rents of the United States,
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
BTOCKB BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION
TIRE ERIN SAVINGS BANK
OF
WM. L. YOHN
NORTH £EYEN2E ST., ABOVE LINDEA
ALLENTOWN, PA. , •
This bank has been established for the porno.. of carry
.ng on a general Banking boatmen.. and to offer to th,
tommunity SECURE INVESTMENT for their money a
COMO, al the seine rate of Intermit that It would nommen
u New York or New inner.
MONEY LOANED OUT ON 000 D SECURITY
tar Oold, Sliver and OoYernutent Bonds bought an
mid
Drafts drawn on the principal MO., of the United States
n aurae to suit purchasers.
Collections made on all eccessible points, and proceed
,romptly remitted at torrent rite..
Farmers, Merchant., Luborere and all who have mown
4, pat out on Interest for a toot or short period will gm
hi• Institution an agreenble and ad•antageotin One
glad] to
dobo.
Imeineell.
Interest allowed on deposits at thi following rates,
SEVEN PER CENT. for ore year.
SIX PER CENT. If left for thirty days and ruder or
rear.
@Reneaae stamps so
• A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE!
1
%MUSTACHE PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH COM
WHISKERS. POUND, the Great HAIR GROWER,
4011ttrACHE. will produ a a 11.1.1 ,nt MOUsTACH I
WHISKERS. .r v , lIInEERS on the smoothest face.
Plea*ant to nee. Sect to any address on
receipt of Fifty Coots
II T. BOND. CHEMIST.
N. R. Cor. TENTH and CHESTNUT ST.S., PHILit.
1.2172.10 so
A LOWE.
4...5.•
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LOOKINO.OLASSES AND FRAMES
Large aarortment of
OIL PAINTINGS AND CIIROMOS
196 N. Ninth St., abore Arch,
mAyl-Ernsr) PHILADELPHIA
CONSHOHOCKEN
BOILER AND COIL WORKS,
JOHN WOOD, JR • 9
1(1)10/ACTU1111 or
TUBE. F STEAM CYLINDER BOILERS. BATE
ANDOIRCULATING BOILERS.
All kinds of Wrought Iron Colls,Toyers . for Blast Fur
nace. Clasometere, Smoke Wacky, Bleat Pipes, Iron Wheel
harrows, and everything In the Boller and Sheet Iron line.
Also, all kinds of Iron and Steel Fording. and Blackamith
work. Miners' Tools of all kinds,„such as Whom Bucket...
Fick., Drills, Sledge.. at
c•
Hay Ina a Sterol Hammer and set of tools of all kinds
and skilled workmen. I flatter myself that 1 can torn out
work with promptness and illapatoh, all of which will be
warranted to he Orst-class.
Patching Boilers, and repairing generally. strictly at•
ended to. apr 17
A PIICIFITABLE BUSINESS!
LIMIT EQUAL TO 0 AP,AT ONE...EIGHTH THE COSTI
Cannot be exploald No chimney or tack used.
MEN debiting a I.I2OFITAIILK HUSINESS, can wore
'be EXCLUSIVE RIOHT for the Rale of DTOTT'S PAT.
ENT CARBON OAS LIO HT BURNERS AND OIL, fo,
COUNTIES or STATES. Write for In formation or canon
• • • • •
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M. B. DYOTT,
No. 114 SOUTH SECOND ST.. PHILA.
N. B.—CIIURCIIIN lernl4hed with CHANDELIERS
and LAIIPti of every dreeription. 2 per cent. Meal)."
than al any other ertablishment In the country.
md.rl3.3uss,
CF. WOLFERTZ,
NO. 808 HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN,
Alstaufecturer of all 'bled. of Collery WA dealer
iportarner• Articles, which he in seine' et reduced pri •
male atd double butel llunituri Or us Revolve ,
f01g. , 1 , L , , ['order. tibot, OAPs. /flAh'ili Triable, ete.
THE LEUIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1872.
NO. 21 NORTH FIG HTH STREET.
NO. 21 NOIITH EIGHTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
MILLINERY AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
AF OLPH HELLER,
Hat now open the most complete stock of Frew h Millinery goad and dors. trimtninss to be blond In this ally
A full aptportment . b o de s n• in all new shadts. plena. eoloced dowers 2. 5 ,, per y•td. DL ACK SILI
AND SATIN. All of lartionlse 51.5 nd corded satin crapes. French , slsaw d lO .O ,
laces, buttons. eta. Ladle. who Will give me eall may rely on getting neW and good goods. at the lowest prices.
ADOLPH BELLES,
•
•
insyl.2mw) No. 21 N. Eighth street, Philadelphia.
SILVER-PLATED
N. E. CORNER NINTH AND CHESTNUT STS.,
DINNER AND TEA SERVICES, URNS, BUTTER DISHES, CAKE
BASKETSAL,
VERS TUREAND ENS,
CASTORS. ICE PITCHERS,
S
CUTLERY !
EVERY VARIETY IN PEARL AND METAL HANDLES, PLATED AND UN—
wir•smw) PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS A SPECIAL IY.
i art 124 f
THE LIVE HOUSE
mar 80
N. J. KRAMER'S
'Corner Store
NEW GOODS,
Great Attractions
STORE CROWDED DAILY
CUSTOMER .A EF ASTONISBED !
In spite of the great advance of all kinds of goods
LOW 'PRICES-- HIS STOCK of
Dress. Goods for Ladies
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!' SHAWLS!
ME=
DRESS LINENS for Ladies' Suitings.
OUR DEPARTMENT FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
Parasols ! Parasols! Parasols !!
What has created the exclteMent among the Ladlest—Every Lady wants one of those
HALF THE BARGAINS'CLINNOT BE ENUMERATED
4%531 aro Invited to call and get posted on the change In prices
lazylt6lfw3
MEAD & ROBBINS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PHILADELPHIA
~ a
OF ALLENTOWN.
To see how complete his Stock Is, and at such
ontains all the Latest and Choicest Novelties.
ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS
ALL THE POPULAR SHADES!
IS COMPLETE. NEVER BETTER•
Have also a large and complete Stock of
BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS !
Very Respectfully,
WARE
CHEAP GOODS,
M. J. KRAMER.
atelgo anb 21ethelny.
BAILZYke
'Chestnut & 12th Sts.,
3ewelers anb Silversmiths.
FINE WATCHES,
FREfiCil COCKS,
BRONZES,
PLATED WARE.
(Duality Ibuaranteeti.
'Boobs sent by Express on
approval.
w may 10
ISAAC K. tsTAUFFER.
WATCVES AND JEWELRY,
N 0.145 NORTH SECOND ST.. cnn. or QU•IIRT, PIMA
An amortment of Watehea, Jewelry. saver an
aPlatedWare conatantly on hand.
oar Repalrlng of Watch. and Jewelry pr r ornpyfl.
sanded to. iv 5-1 v
KELLER tt: BROTHER.
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
CLOCKS,
well reglated and warranted. All else' and prices. trot,
$2 upwa u rds. A larger assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
than can be found In any other store In the city.
JEWELRY OF ALLARE KINDS,
SILVER W
.f every_ deco Iption.
46/ - watcrece repaired on Short Notice.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
CHARLES S. HASSEY'S,
No. 23 East Hamilton street, opposite the Herman R
formed Cherub. Joel received from New York and Phl
adelphia, all the latest style.
GOLD WATCHES
Ile hae the and beet assortment of Gold Watehe
nd at lower largest
price, than can be found °Nowhere.
SILVER WATCHES
He has a larger and bettor assortment of Silver Watch
han can be purchased anywhere else.
" • " "
GOLD JEWELRY.
He has the largest and best assortment of all kinds o
Gold Jewelry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
Helms a larger and betterassortment of all klnds of Ott
and Plated Jewelry than can be bound elsewhere._
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
H°° "" P1 :111!:" r n t t: i :: tv : r
e
g rsond No • ro1::2 not V, r
CLOCKS.
♦ larger assortment than at any other oetablishment
MELODEONS.
' A splendid assortmcnt of Prince's hfolodeorts, the be
in the world.
ACCORDEONS.
A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordeons.
His eatahliniament ban lately been fitted up, and Is sea
second to none in New York and Philadelphia, and ahead
of anythinguntaide the large cities. He has a large: elect
of fashion able goods In hie line than all other. In Lehigh
county combined. To convince youreelves ol the abov.
call and sea
BgewEiag
NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
♦ few doors west or the Continental note!
JEWELERS SILYERSMITHS
IMPORTERS OP
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
FINE BRONZES, FANCY GOODS
EUROPEAN NOVELTIES
Gave now in store, and are constantly receiving.
.gtensive variety of tine Goode appertaining to th
MEMO
Respectfully Invite persons visiting the city to fay
=II
llryl esand orders by mall promptly attended to.
goy tide LabieZ
MRS. GULDIN'S
Ladies' Trimming Store,
ALLENTOWN. PA.
The trade at this old and well known establbthmeot I
uoustantly Increasing, owing to the fact diet NEW GOOD
tre being constantly received of the LATEST STYLEF
tnd always eultable to the wants of her numerous roam
nem People should always go where they are sore tl o b
nulled at low figures. 'an
ATTENTION, LADIES!
REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY,
FRENCH JFT AND VULCANITE JEWELRY,
FINE PLATED JEW ELR
i'erla and Vienna Farm flair Plan. Fancy Leather Oond,
Fancy Ornaments. army Bonen Decks. Dressing Cane
relict Good.. 11. broils. 1 HIM. (11. ahem and Atom
All enema eed superior In quality and mo
ierara In price
H. DIXON,
N •. 21 South Eighth Street. YEtilela.
ITEM
liiA. DA al E STEEL,
1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Ilse recelfed'from Palle the latest Spring styles
POLONAISE BUSTLES AND
CORSETS.
La Victor!. Tremor. & Nllleon BUSTLE SEIRTF
for troth sod prem.-Dads dresses.
Paris W+rly & Chlldres's Corsote,all at popular prices.
m.r 20 ly sr)
TEIOPLE OF FASINtov.
ESTABLISHED Ihl7.
MRS. M. A. BINDER,
1101, N. W. COR.IITa & CTIEBTNUT STS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Importer and feigner of
Parts and London Novelties,
Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patterns of Latest and most
rellsble Style+. fur Ladl.lo and Children's ter ma
Ladles' Dress Trimmings. Heal and Imitation l Seep.
Hods.
D F E an E s S E Ri N b DCnsL OTea I
S P E re• ohl
I J n e t w h e l m ry o t n
taste /
ful and ntegsot manner. A Perfect System of DRESh
CUTTINti Taught..
kt P la c Wll PF!TirDellEVAnder...bigN
$2OOO
PER ANNUM
CAN BE MADE IN BELLING THE
•
NEW
WHEELER & W LSONS'S
SEWING MACHINE.
•
A few settee, reliable business men of good habit. and
address. wanted la desirable territory at present un beett•
pled. WlllO. furnished ; Security requited. Sand for
Information. or call on
PETERSON & CARPENTER, Gcn't Agt's,
914 CHESTNUT STREET, •
. PEIILADEPHIL.
J W. ALTHOUSE, Aisent,
, s-ty 814 ll..mllton street. Allentown.
ESTABLISHED IN 1810
Fancy Dyeing Establishment
JONES,
J. & W
No. 41 North Front Sireet,lellaara. Pa •
DVS alike. Woolen and Wormy 0“ods of &scrip
lion. Their .111wIt rile of Dyeing Ladles' and Gontle•
men's Om meets Is widely known. Crape sod Merino
Shawls dyed the moot brllllao and plain color.. Crape
sod Merino oh owls creole to ions, like new. Al..
Clentl-men's Apparel. an.l Curtains. cleaned or reAyed.
Hid 9.ores cleansed or dyed to look like new. 111(5.CII
nod look at our work before golog elsewhere. I.ll,nch
*elm cor. Ninth and Me sta. [apr3.2mw
THE IMPROVED
FLORENCE.
The Beet Hewing Machine Made.
no • eir Machine that makes nor different Filltchea I
The only Machine that fastens the ends or aenma I Th.
only Machin that will note the work to ally ritreei(ost
tietorrd t one the only Machina that has e Pelf. edpaatiai
tenet n These eilvantaithe combined with th e Kan
Rapidity, and Quithi,es Ito Tara Mee. lottolher with
the bera-ty red Qua Uty of It too k with sanswe Iht
e•orrrulTs render II .he most detir.bte, durable and
Rest Family Sewing Machine in th- IVorld.
Good Agrnts leotard in every County
Wilson & Pennypaoker, Managers.
1123 Cliwanut Street riallada.
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NEW DRUG STORE
I take the pleasure of informing my numeroueg
, dead. and the public in general that I him opened
• new Drug 13thre at
N 0.755 HARILTON STREET,
and Ailed ft with a carefally selected stock of
Pure Drugs and Medicines
PATENT MEDIOEsTES,
10AL OIL, and tliggyaryir ß4 0 4 L OIL L.I.IIPS
'amine Perfumery and toilet articles
as tbe floret It
,racta for handkerchief and bathing. Hair o , la, flair I
•IdOTZIO, and flair D 7114. An Innumerable aseurttno
.IT.Het Soaps fur 'trashing. shaving nod eraeloa 011.
rpaint. Tooth Bruskea and flair Brushes of all grad
.nd prices.
Pocket Hooka, Album.. Pane Book.. Pallor and Pmn
'Locket gotten and Ragan , . a large variety of ill.. b.
inglialt and Germ , . Plan Hooks and Tackles. to aho
4yerythlng that can be expected In a
First•C;ass City Drag Store,
IMIZEI
The Very Lowest Market Rates
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will be a snecialit
•nd dill be filled day or night with the areateet punctual.
letfrgil Storekeepers eupplied with everything
in my Hue ►t the towed market rates. Ravine had ex
oerienee ela•e my childhood in the Drug business I ire
,onlldent that Icon serve all who mop (►vur me with e
:ell, to their eatiefaction.
E. W. DANOWSKY.
Dr. WM. DANOWSKY
takes thla opportunity to think his numerous friends
w past favora and wit. be at the Drug Store of
att on all who may desire ht. medical ser•ices. his so
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
735 HAMILTON STREET,
Between Stoma and Efghth
1135113
PARENTS. TAKE NOTICE
THAT AT THE '
'BUTEN BOOK STORE
TOO WILL ALWAYS /lAD Vol BALI ALL 11001
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
COPY BOOKS AND SLATES,
PENS AND INK,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
The time la again here for children to prepare for
SCHOOL 1 .
t a n wa trt :: hand sad for We thing they wam
SCHOOL . ROOM.
OUR PRICES ,
ARE AS LOW
. anr , 741:1:
l aise. r: 21 :43 ,.... give them Snot what they
DON'T FORGET. AND REMEMBER THAT THE
BOTEN BOOK STORE
IS THE PLACE 10 BUY ALL HINDS OF
Sohool Books at the Lowest Prices.
LEIBENRING, TREXLER & CO., .
GU Hamilton BL. Allentown. Pa.
eeni•lfd
•
AGENTS! QUICK l er yen will mho
choice terrlto
-4 y (there la
rush for It) ow DIO LBWIB' last 'and afoot work.
OUR DIGESTION,
or, MY JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET.
It is by odds the most tattles and salable book le lb
field. llt Is ott a eltaib it,ortaut eubJect. I.tle b
emerl.a'• must popular writer on 3lt is id
the lastest .4id handsomest book Id h
übso.iptioa. agents, the people are agar for ouch
book, and will urge you to bring It to theta. Write to
terms, So t free.
GEO. MACLEAN, Publtaher,
lovillay ' /wpm Blreet. Philadelphia.
VORTII PEN NNE L-W i ltxpga
VANIA RAILROAD.
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PIIRS eeeee e for Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley R. It
'alga pante, Allentown at 815 and B 15 a. m, 1201, 51C
TS p. m., and arri•o In Philadelphia at 8 56, 10 45 a rn
13, 82. and 10 30 p. m. Alen Lehigh aed gong twhannt
allroad trains at 815 a. m.. 323. 513 and 815 p ru
-r , •e in Philadelphia at 1013 g. tn., 115, 540. 821 ant
p.m.
. .
LOCAL SCHEDULE.
(Six Through Trains Daily, Sunday. Excepted ]
Passenger trains leave the depot Northwest corner Dark
id American %Veins. Philadelphia.
For Allentown at 1130 and A 10 a. in., 2 10. 3 312, 4 03 lie
p m. Paine cam are attached toth-113.1a. to. train
For Doylestown at 84.7 a. m.. 1 40 and 4 top at.
For Fort Washington at 741 and 11 a m. S and 1130 P m•
For Abinston .l 7 m , 190, and 090 p. an.
Pot Lansdale at 890 p. tn.
Bethlehem at 890, 830 a. m., 1216, 933, 810 and
neat.
40 Q. m
Doslestoarn at 700 a. m., 3CO and 600 p. m.
Lansdale at 605 a. in. •
Port Washington at 84.5, 1080 a. m., and 216 and
OM
Abington at 7 41s m 215 and 625 p. m.
UN SUNDAYS.
liethlebem tor Ptillad?lplita at 4 rn p. tn.
Doylestown IS 4.3 a. m.
toRTO PnlladelDhla for l3elblebem •011 . 091. m.
Fare—Allentown to l lgaraeranlPED 2
... wr"
ELLIS CLARE. Agent.
mra
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r EH MU VALLEY i m - .....
I-4 RAILROAD.
15U 11511111. ARRAN 0 &MENT.
Loave Allentown (or New York. eta. Central Railroad
• ove Jerany. at 5 674 Dab, and 816 a m, and 1201, 1216•
40.. and 6 5I) p. N.
For New York, .10 & Kasen Rallroad.at 65',
an 11 15 • la, and 211, 121.'.•. 610', and 6 60 p m.
For Blananka Chunk nod Uel vinare at 815 a m. and 6 10'
m.
it;r Lambertville sad Trenton at 615 a m, and 12 01 am
on p m.
For Emnloo at 622.6 IS, 11 10 and 10 10 a int 12 01. 12 IS.
to, 00, 7 k i and 8 28 p m.
Put Philadelphia. Via N..rth Perm Railroad. at 610, 81n
and 1201, 000, and 628 r to.
For Waahittalot., D. C . at 810 a m, 12 01 and 828 p m.
For Catamparta & Fugloaville R. It, 641 a m auu 12 20
For Coping at 841 a m. 1220. 434, 621 and 871 p to.
For Mauch Winne at 644, 1047 a tri. 1227, 434 cud 824 n rn.
For Wllkenbarre and Pitteron,nt 644 and 1047 a In, 1223.
134 p m.
wor Waverly. Owego Elmira. Auburn and Buffalo. at
ito 47 a to I Ex Freon Train, )an . 1221 P. m.
For Hazleton at 844 and 10 47 a to. and 4 34 p m.
For Andeorled at ILI 47 on.
For Maltanoy City at 644 .cd 1 0 47 a m. and 434 p m.
For Mt. Carmel at 0 44 and 10 47 a to.
Titian with It clot l•) start from Enid Peon Junction.
11. STANLEY 000 DW IN, Anet Oen.l don't.
SAYRE Snp . t At Eng.
AND
FOOELSVILLE IL R. Wag
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.:. •5
or JUNE THIRD, IEO2, Panneoner Tra
oo & Fonolnrillo Rnitroad will run In
Lehigh Vnllay. Lehigh & Busquebotto,
allrond. so :
STATIONS.
and of
.t mitt.
- Ith tb,
Penn.
Wein
• Y.
813
7 93
7 t 9
7 19
7 ^1
731
7 39
The morale girsio west leaves Cataeanonn on the arrival
if the L V R. It. Pa...otter train from Easton. be: e
, crossed Alla, town. and connects at Alburtis with a tram
a the East Pennsylvania R. II for Reading, Pottsville,
tarrie:mg and Philadelphia and also with a train for
tilantewo. Bethlehem and Easton.
The morning truln East connects at Albui..r. who .raina
sr, R. P. R R. from Harrisburg, Pottsville I..adlng and
Allentown and at Catasanyna with train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for Mooch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Bcran•
on; Philadelphia and New York.
The 115 P hi tralo Went connects at Alburtis with trains
on the East Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottaville, Ham.
•lehurg, Philadelphia. Allentown, Bethlehem. Kiloton
.nd New York; arrive in Philadelphia via Reading a I
p. m.
The Evening train East leavesAlban's on the arrival
d • trait. from Allentown and of a train mak lug connec
lot a at Heading with trains from Philadelphia. Harris•
iota, Pottsville. An.,and connecta with local passenger
rain on toe L. V. tt. R. at Cata.ngtla tor AllOntOWß,
lathlehen, and Easton. 110k004140OUR and Coplay.
1 11110
ri"
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inning to go to Allentown eau tent, the morn.
tot to Alburthi. arrive at Allentown 916 a m
iy a train on the East Pennaylyania Railroad,
Intown at 4 9.5 D. m.
C. W. CHAPMAN.
Pont. and Engineer.
Persons wit
ug train War
ud ratan 61
leaving Allot
ETEMI
LAJ EAU N G RAIL. , c ~
ROAD.
BUMMER ARRANOEMENt.
MONDAY, MAY 6, 1872
°rest Trunk Line from the North and North-Went for
Phllnd phia, New York, Reading. Pottsville. Tamaqua,
shland Shamokin. Lebanon, Allentown. Easton. Eph•
.ata. LIEN. Lancaster, Columbia, A.
H
Trains leave
arrinbarg for New )f ork as follows: at
! 810 a. m., and 200 p, m. connecting with similar
rains on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at Now
cork at 1007 a. to., 849 and 046 p. to. respectively.
Returning tee. New York at OW is. to.. 1231 soon also
4.5 p. tn.; Philadelphia at 73', 837 a. In. and 3.93 p.m.
Leave Harrisburg for Heading, Pottsville. T.mqua.
dinersville. Ashland, Sh.okin, Allentown. and Phila.
lelphia at 810 a. m., 2 00 and 405 p. m. lopping at Leba•
ion and prinelpal way ...et the 4 11 2 p M. teeth con.
dieting for Philadelphia, Pottsville .d Columbia only.
For Pottsville, ,Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, viaSehtlyi•
till and Suequehanna Railroadoleave Harrisburg at 3 gh,
fiaet Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading for
allentown, Reston and Now York at 434, 10 40, a. m and
05 p m. Returning, move Now York at 000 a. m., 1230
loon and 6 45 p. m.. and Allentown at 720 a. tn., 12 . 26
loon, 215, 423 and 915 p.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 7 30 a. m.,
manacling with similar train on East Penna. Railroad:
vaunting leave Reading at 0 1).) p m., stopping at all eta..
toms..
Leave Pottsville at 900 a. to.. and 230 p. m. Herndon
tt 10 00 a. In. !Shamokin at 640 and 11!6 a. m., Ashland
al 705 a. to. and 12 43 Mom, Habana) City at 761 a. in.
Pad 120 p. Tamaqua at 893 a. m. and 210 p. m. for
hiladelphia, New York, Reading, Harrisburg, dm.
Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail.
mad at 815 a. m. for Harrisburg, and 11 43a. at. for Pine•
grove and Tremont.
Potievllle Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at 661
s. passes Reading at 725 a. m. , arriving at Philadol•
phia at D5O a. to. Returning, tear. Philadelphia at 615
it. to., passing Reading at 740 . p. m., arriving at Potta•
pule at 92.1 p..m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown at
EL.. Returning, leaves Philadelphia IN lath and
dram) at 430 P. an.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 20 a m and
• 15 p m for tphrata, Lltlr, Lancimter, Colombia, at,, ;re
aming leave Lancaster at 821 a in, aud 323 P w, and
Columbia at 8 L 5 a m. and 3 15 p
Pentium. Railroad Trains leave Perklomen Junction
tt 715, 900 a m. 300 and 545 pm. Returning, leave
tab
we
ille at ti 32. 80)a w, 1W and 445 pw, con•
eecting with similar trains on heading Railroad.
Pickering Valhi, Railroad halos leavePLmulxv the at
410 m, 310 and 560 p ; eturniug leave Byers at 035
s m, 1.45 uoutt, rod 421 p uk, cOunentlttg with similar
rains on Heading itailroad•
Colebrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstown at 040 •
a and I 3), 623 ono 7 15 p m; returnlog leave Noma
Pleasant at 60 0, 8 (Maud 112't m, and 325 p Vnuect
.ag with train. uu Reading h.. R.
Cheater Valley Railroad Trains leave Bridgeport at 890
and 2 Vaud 633 pmt returning, leave 1) Avulagtoo
tin 53 a m, 12 3) nod 6 40 p connecting with elmliat
rain• on Reading Railroad.
Uu Bundaym: leave New York at 6 45 p m, Philadelphia
t 1 800 a in and 315 p m (the 800 a m train mulling only to
eadlUgl, luaTe 1'01t4,1110 at 800 a tn, Harrisburg at 246
m and 2 00 p w, Allentowu at. 425 and 0 5 p m, Read.
ag at 715 a to nod lo 30 p to for II arrtsburg, at 4 34 a m for
Sew Yolk, at 720 am for Aileutowu and ato4.. am and
115 p m Per
. .
Commutation. Mileage. deacon, School and Excursion
Pickets, to and from all points, at reduced rates.
Baggage checked through; MU poundsallowed each
'lowa ulcer. J. E. WOOTTEN,
may S 13 3 drat. Supi.d Eno. Iffseh'ru.
ALLENTOIVN PASSENGER RAIL.
WAY.
TIME TABLE.
On and after MONDAY, JUNES. 1872. cars will roe
nail traite uo the Lehigh Valley .d Lehigh and Su...
tanna, Philadelphia & Reading (East Penn Junction)
railroads, and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving tila•
lone Hamilton and Ninth streets, as follows:
For L. V. L. &8. B. P e on. Furnace. Leave Fur
A M A. M. A. M. A 11. A.M. •
042 741 060 99) la 01
016 10 , 0 . 840 11 21 11 61
7 41 11 35 11 00
10 10 110 1 P
60
11 35 P. 51. P. M. 900 990
11 60 2 66 1 40 6 (51 6 35
P. M. 960 3 10 700 7 30
3 2) A 115 6 10 •
6
3AO 740 • 000 -
2) Pay Days Baturd'i
10 ONLY
7 0 8 8 41 11x1
monger trains on the
The above earl run to all the pa .
Lbovo roads.
FARE TEN C
Children under ten yearn of
c . F. WOL FERTZ,
CUTLERY,
NO. 606 HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
if.nunicturee acid keens con.tantly on hind a largo a.-
.ortmout of all kind.; of Cutlery. Assure Table halve. ,
and Forks raocket Knives Bcis.an h nip
ALLENTOWN
Rolling Mill Co.,
gammon to
THAYER, ERDMAN, WILSON a CO.,
Manufacturer. of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
BRIDGE CASTINGS,
RAILROAD TURN TABLES,
MILL GEARING, SHAFTING,
Furnace, Boning Mal and Mining. Work,
&c., &c., &C.
N. 8.-411 work guaranteed and delivery prompt.
L. H. GROSS, Bup't.
august 17-31 n yr)
WATSON'S CELEBRATED FIRE
AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES.
A'STAII LIS LIED IN 1849.
THE OLDEST SAFE HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA
The only Rafe with !Patna Pools.
°maw:deed Free 'root Datopoe•s.
PIG prices from 15 to 20 lo.r Beet. lower than other
maker.. Please send for Circular and Price Ist.
T. WATSON & BON.
• Late of Evans & Watson. afann.actorera
men Cm w No. MB. Fourth Bt. Philadelphia.
MIS E ILLUSTRATED P lIIR ENO.
A. LOOTCAI. JOURNAL Is every reepect • 'lnl
ets. Manacle.. Its article. are the hlgheet Intereet to
all. It teach., what we are end h :ate make the molt of
otreelvea. The Information Ito to lathe on the Laws of
Life and Health le well worth the mire of the allagaglne
to every. tawny , It to polollabed At Win a year. By •
4reclal arrangement we are enabled to arm the Phrene
ogles. Journal se a Premium for live new sub-crlbere to
the Limon Itnoteren. or will furnish the Lawton Rani.-
'gig sod Phrenological Journal together fur 03 BC. W
•ommend the Journal to all LO U T.nt rood !fiesta:lna.
tddreee all °roan to HMO ELL,
Allentown. Pa
U T D. LUCKENBACII. A'1"1111Pit
TY • NBY AT LAW. (formerly practiced la Carbo
...may). (Mice. --_llaralltoo s etreet,.anad if:;, b ertg
:rat: lbe
mart
amw'
ilaitroatts.
Trains for Phllivielpida
Train.
CAT'ASAUQUA, 53
•SEIP LE'S, 45
•JORD AN BRIDGE, 39
GUTH'S, 34
WA I,IIERT'B, Z
CHAPMAN'S, 19
TREE LERTOWN, 07
BREINIRSVILLE. 56
•SPRINO CREEK, 42
AL-BURTIS, 37
=1
NTB.
Ea, Flys Coate
prafrogional Carbo:
J. WORE. ATTORNEY . AT LAW,
17.4 . ALLENTOWN, PA. 0 Noe, No. 60 Eut laamllton
dreet. fir Can be euneulted to German. Jan 14
DUN K it BA LOW IN, ATTORNEYS
AND C Eas tOUNSELLORS
s k AT
t. LAW. Allentown. Pa.
.nics. No. Al Hamilton ee
C. AL fool. Y. A. R. BALDWIN
VfOItRIS L. KAUFMAN. ATTOlt
vi NB% 'AT LAW. Ogles. second Boor or th• Pint
4.1101 Bank building. ALL E.NTOWN, PA. Collections
lade to Lehigh and tidiolning comities. Can be consulted
ithe Eofileh and tiormao laugusges. sepl4-17
Oa C. INENNBERGER ATTORNEY
11tTRod3the Pod Otlictglp . l7.
ad 2..iENg4IA.
ELIAS MERTZ. A LDERRIAN•
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
135 Weal Hamilton tit.. Allora... Pm
GEORGE SE RUPP, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Delco with Hon. John D. 8i11,,. Allen
own. l'a.
EDWIN ALBRIGHT. ATTORNEY
AT LAW, eight doorn above the Court Hot.% AL
GENTOWN Lehigh couuty. Pa. fob 1.9.40-17
GEORGE: K. WI LNON, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, No. 519 Ilitnillton street. nearly oPlui
the Court House. Allentown. Collections promptly
rnitdo In Lehigh sod Northstnplon counties
DR. C. C. H. GUILDIN, SURGEON
DENTIST. OlEro, over Mre. N. A. O. Ouldte •
rrltornlng Store, N 0.34 Noel Hamilton street, AlleoWorn
SMOYER, ATTORNEY, AT
LA LAW AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, MILLERS
rOWN, LEIII6 II CO., PA. Particular attention paid to
insolvent and decedent estates. inn 8-17
WM. S. YOUNG, JR,
(WITH IiNIWI.TOP. iIUITII i 110•LRS.)
ATTORM:Y AT LAW,
lioocun 43, 4.5.40 sad 47. No. 100 Waelllngtou fitrnel. CM
ago. juaa 30
JO. BOWMAN, ATTORNEY
ti AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Room 6, Nu WOW.
out street, Philadelphia. ' mar 1-17
MIKOMAS B. METZGAR, ATTOB.
NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN. PA. Office, No. GI
Batt Um:olton Affect. may W... 60
GEORGE B. SCRAM. ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Oftice, First door above Lew AL
LENTOWN. PA. may Is•ein
JRI 1.1% M. !MERV, AVIrruItICEV A ND
COUNSELLOR AT LA ooeuoa Moor of M. J.Kr •
mer'e nL r., oppon.te the Ee.l3 Hotel, Allentown. Pe.
notrl7-ly
ins on
noon.
nod
E DWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Odic°, with Hun. Samuel A. Bridges.
ALLENTOWN, PA. misy 1-17
5 5.4
5 LO
5 41
6 36
94
5 ?A
5 10
TOIIN RIJ1'1", ATTORNEY AT LA*,
t../ OM. N. E. Corner Oth and llnrollton Streets , ALLEN.
TOWN, I 'A. may 1-1,
ADAM WOOLEVER, Avronmbt•
AT LAW. Mice, opposite the Court House, AL.
LENTOWN PA. may I.IT
W I ELIA NI 11. GLACE, ATTORNEY
AT LAW, CATASAUQUA, LEIIMI COUNTY
ma 7 10.17
CLAY lIAMERSLY,A TTORN EY
R
• AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. j. 14-'68.4
carp t 3 anti Oil Cotb.
.
WILLIAMS & DALE,
832 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Dealers lu CaRPETB, 01 l. CLO"eII4. NIATTINO3, etc,
il
We barejn.t received for the Epog trifle lama and
hands-ace nwortmout of new and beautiful styles In tiram•
ItrliP. Inured., ibittplgs. It Cleths, NVindow Sbattes,
etc.. Is.. all of whirl, we will offer st the lotsest cash
prices. We ue Ile all to csll and see Os, and esnaine our
stock before pur basing elsewhere.
WILLIAMS ~.t, DALE,
832 Market St.. Phtladelphte.
EITEEEI
RICH AND ELEGANT
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
S. C. FOULK.
NO. 10 S. SECOND ST., 'PHILA.,
(First Carpet Storo below Market, East side,)
Invites attention to hie apiend.d assortment of Imported
and American CARPET'S, which will sold at a very
smell advance. Gouda warranted as represented no that
all can bay with confidence and a•tiefaction.
not 23.1 f
CARPETS!
CARPETS I
ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINUS,
WINDOW SHADES, &C.,
G. B. SNYDER & CO„
34 SOUTH SECOND ST., MIAMI.,
Went Slde. below Market
N. D.—A liberal discount to Churches and Clergy ,
men .
rml7.3mw
(This Cut Illustrates the manner of Using
ce:,)zzat. x.xnuamve
. (Fotintain Na d al Injector,
OR
Tact ainplication of
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY.
It is the only form of instrument yet invented with
which fluid medicine can be carried high up and
perfectly applied to all pans of the affected nasal pas
sages, and tho chambers or cavities communicating
therewith, in which sores an d ulcers frequently exist,
and from which the catarrhal discharge generally prop
calls. Tho want of simmer In treating Catarrh here,
taunt has arisen largely from tile impossibility of
applying remedies to these cavities and chambers
by any of the ordinary methods. This obstacle In
• the way of effecting cures la entirely . overcome by the
invention of the Douche. In urine this instrument,
the Fluid is carried by Its own weight) no snuffing. kra
ng or pumping being required.) up one nosh II In a fall
ently dewing strewn to the highest portion of the
asal passages. parses Into and thoroughly Cleanses
II the tubes and chambers connected therewith. and
owsout of theoppoille nostril. Its ore IP pleasant end
so simple that a child can understand It. run
and expli-n. directions accompany each
Instramoot. When need with this instrtiment.Dr.
Elago'a Catarrh Remedy cures recent attacks of
!'Vold i.e the Mond ~ by a few application,.
Symptoms of Catarrh. Preemmt bead
'ache, discharge falling 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 ears, dealheps, hawking and coaching to
clear throat, ulcerations, scabs front ulcers voice
altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired or
total deprivation orpense of smell and taste, dint
neer, mental depression tom of appetite, Indiges
tion, enlarged tonells , tickling cough, Sc. Only a
few of there symptoms aro likely to be present in
an ilr ca Ana ato nVo t lLa ne iarrh ftwmody. when need
with Dr. Pierce's Nasal
panted with the constitutional treatment white is
recommended in the pamphlet that wraps each bot
tle of the Remedy, le a perfect specific for this loath
some disease, and the proprietor offers, in good faith,
5300 reward for a GOO be can not cure. The ,
Remedy Is mild and pleasant to nee. containing no
strong or caustic drugs or poisons. The Catarrh
Remedy Is sold at 50 cents, Douche at 60 cents, by
all Drucalsts. or either will be mailed by,pro.
printer on receipt of 60 cents. . .
... It. Vs PIEHOE, IN. D.. i
Bole Proprietor; ....,1
am 1 w-tf
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
S. K Engelman & Bro.'s
CHINA STORE.
BAB DEER REMOVED TO
No, 740 HAMILTON STREEF,
(Walker's Old Stand,)
ALLENIOWN, PA
SPEUIA L
ANNOUNCE Al ENT
FOR TELE
SPRING TRADE.
Tin FINEtiT Al3BollFlf EN? OP
TABLE WARE,
Vase, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking
Sets, Mantle Ornaments,
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