oroal ttnb Lumber. =l= CHAS. W. ABBOTT. Auento., RITTER & A BBOTT, MANUFACTURERS OF arab. Doors, Outside Mimic , Inside Blinds, tugs, Bracket, Balusters, Ptckets, Slate Batt ings, Window Frames, Door Frames, tic. SCROLL SAWING. TURNING PLiNING, MATCHING, FLOORING and RIPPING, • DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done and BAND RAILING goalie to order. Raving now had almost five yearn' possession of the refurninhed It almont wholly with new and Improv ed machinery, and having none but experienced work- Men, we are prepared to defy competition from at home and abroad. both in price and workmanship. H l t /v;ort contarl i gn building Call atoar Factory and Drawings ‘ 1,o11111:x r . so gac l e k l els m . n p a a t tt o e l i . ns for cam ental wor , k, scrolls for porehen, can he neon at all tan e by calling at one Mace. Any Information to the builder Banished cheerfolly and freely, by callin g at the Menu faetorT, on Union drool, at the Jordan Bridge , Allen town, Pa.. or by letter through the poet office. ant lIITTSIih ABBOTT. 711.1111 LT OTTO. U.N. OTTO. 0. W. MILLER F LBER k, OTTO do MILLER, MADVEPACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER; WILLIAMSPORT, PA. MILL ON CANAL, CE AT TUE MILLWEST OF MAYNARD STREET OFFI W V CRANE ACIIIIIi. Spectacles. SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES !I EYE GLASSES, &c. • st, Ajt . rgteil i r . a . aAle . t n e e. a . ..Lr . t . m . 7t of all kinds ofV, CHAS . . S. MASSEY'S, NO. 28 EAST HAMILTON STREET, i ALLENTOWN, PA. / , ~. "Igvieg deleted a great deal of care and attention to the rteetaele business ter Oslo , last few years, I end that my ail:M.ln that line has Increased so wed, that I have de twined to make it a SPECIALTY. There le no article wizofactured to which there in so much deception prac ke as there is In Spectacle Oleseee. Knowing that the Nab le have been frenneatly humbugged by parties pre ) alst leg to have a !superior article of I/lessee, and charging ettorbltant price, Sir them, thereby wall:lcing upon the tie witieilles and thermals@ of see, I have taken palm; to ea lett • large and complete actortment of the finest and beet Sias.., ever manufactured. thus affording all persons loredlag Spectacles an opportunity of purchaeing at rea sonablejorines. Persons having any thelcolty In being ealted elsewhere will do well to glen LAO 14 Ctn. a. I feel tionedeat that no one will fall to be milted. Remember the ca stead, Ho. TI East Hamilton street, opposite the 0. , gia•Reformed Church. Allentown. Pa. inn 23-'6B tt Boot Itiakero. JOBS H. LBETZJOHN 1 EAB I c 7 D ..I3. R WEINSFIEIBIER JOHN E. LENT? & CO ., SUCCESSORS TO YOUNG & LENTZ. The arm of Young & Lent: was dissolved by mutual ismasent on Febru r 18th. 1872. Mr. Young retiring. Wm Welnabelmer and John Eleabold. Jr.. having token hie plum. The new firm hni.ce to have the continuance of the itteeree eo liberally bestowed noon the old firm. They I their utmost endeavor. to accommodate their ea. with promptnees and furnish BOOTS AND SHOES of the beat make and material, and will alwaya have on band a torso asaortnient of the most dealrable etyles, limited to the trade of thin section. The arm of Young & Lents having been dleeolved. all parties Indebted to them lire requested to make settlement between this date and April lot next. The hooks will re- Main at the old stand. Zither of the old partners in au thorised to sign In liquidation. fob .8.3 m OPENING OF LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER SUITS AND COSTUMES • EVERY DAY. SLACK. COLORED AND FANCY SILK SUITS, NEENANI, TAMISE AND CASHMERE SUITS, PIQUE. LINEN, LAWN AND ORGANDY SUITS. AND SUITSIN EVERY VARIETY OP THIN MATERIAL YOE SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. ALSO A PULL LINE OP SACQUES. TALMAS AND LA- DIES UNDERWEAR. LACE JACKETS. POIN'PS. Ac., Ac. THE LARGEST STOCK EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY AGNEW ENGLISH .Iklo. 839 CHESTNUT ST., OPPOSITE CO,TISENTAL HOTEL. AND 29 SOUTH NINTH STREET, Rpm-v. 10 PHILADELPHIA. FURNITURE I FURNITURE I H. L. McCONNELL, =I SUTTON S McCONNELL, Boa on band, at the old stand 800 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA • LARGE STOCK OF FINE Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room FURNITURE 1 QM 'Greatly Reduced IJrices An ilosis vammted . AU • old ,u.tou VLSh fennerly. •nd „ th . 0u ... , of ll lb . 11 1, 1 a t i l i e c tt sussitly solicited H. L. M `JCONN' ALL, X "' dfacttrer nod I' ealer In F' jttNITURE 4t9 lhoW, &O Mark .t !Meet. F , Al.delphlt. , '''',.. GREAT BARGAINS FURNYTURE. ATERILL 'BARLOW, NO. 45 S. SECOND STREET, laaa his Immense warereioms lair Awhile) Ailed with a ' ,sat variety of first-clams Farnitsra, and fa offering It at Prices lower than any other Dealer in Philadelphia. eulling the name elan, of goad.. Re bite also a great variety of low•pricad. work. which .• la gelling at reduced prices, either at wbmeealo or re. tit. laclading all Myles of Cottage Furniture. /deo. Agent for the Beckwith hewing Machine. Price .iO. LARGEST STOCK GRAT INDUCEMENTS T ) boy all your furoltur. al tb a largest furniture store in town of GEORGE W. HEIMBACH 78 . 2 HAMILTON 17., ALLENTOWN. The arm hare recentlr put to i MAN- N ITU ALL PLATE•GLABS FRONT. and • .r• otherwise enlarged their Leonine. for ...Ong on hand thel aaaaa t stock in the city. oar „ELEGANT FURNITURE I 0. manufactured to their neon establishment, A . Ws. der their own supervinion, and le warrant. . tobe the best In the market. An lapectlon • • • their stock will mulattos buyers of the ad . Ulna cif bu ying fom them :Portia itei r mbach, manufacture KITTLE'S' %TROT SPRING BEM and are sole agents for that ' , Water bed. Call and see It, Remember The Mammoth Glass Front. [ART DI A.N, WASTE PA h Price 1.41,1Y0r lb. Mgtest Cu Cid Newspapers Old Blank Books Watery description. And Ledgers. !,'ante Paper, That art all arettos .Tor. • 0101 kind.. 0 d Pamphlet., &o. iora hi li t trze titNTAII BOraa JOSEPH MILLER d: CO.'S BANKING HOUSE, Fogelaville, Lehigh County, Penny. MONEYS rocel•ed on dnponll, and per Cont. Intern. hewed on all remaining nix mailing or over. Po , norler period, special rates will to paid. Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees Treasurers, Tex-Collectors tad other ant todlana of pnblio or private moneys. Sr Oared Ilheral retool of Interred Farman., Merchnote.Luborers nod all who have mone• Io nut onion Interest fora long or short period will fin oir Inn Itutlon on Rgrreable and advantage.a nun which to do voodoo.. • . . „ . I.l••tey deposited 1n 011.1.111010 n IS SAFE AND WEL) ifiCUICED. rall.Prart.ll l l? "" "t r. 1 r I . . v ail b eN. ' lMLNEß FRANK J. SLOUOII. 0.1n3.(3m w MILLERSTOWN SAVING RANI 31ILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. Thin Inettlutlon will ho opened on or before the let dal of Aprll. Money will ho taken on deposit at all times and n any earns from ono dollar upwarde, for which per annum will be paid. Deposits may ho withdrawn at any time Leo, mono muted oat on favorable terms. JAMAS WAILER, Prestaent 'immix &num Cashier. J. F. M. lihiffert, Frederick C. Yobat, Meier' e K. klennloger, David Donner. Willi, rr `3eliday. Diane Orlobel, Fildeou I.L. Eimer. Horatio T. Ilertenie, Benjamin J. ticlimoyer. Jainan Singasseter mar 16.13 n A LLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITU TION, Organized as "Dimes Saving institution," NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON •ST (NEARLY OPPOSITE TEE AMERICAN ROTEL.) PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST POI This institution, the oldest Saving Bank in Easter/ Pennsylvania, has been in continuous and sticreasfu oporation for ten years, and' continues to pay SIX PEI CENT. INTEREST on money for 0110 year, and spocis rates of Interest for shorter periods depositx of money trill ho held strictly cord! dential. =I fCxecutors, Administrators,Trustees, Assignees Treasurers, Tax 'Collectors, and oilier enatodinna of public or prlvato moneye, are of fered liberal rail. of intorext. . . . Farmers, Mernhants, Laborers, and all who hay. monoy to put on Intoront for it long or abort period wll flud our Institution an agronublo and advatitagooun One I) which to do bnalnens. Wo esporially bathe r.entaot. transact their bking Imminent, with on, MARRIED W O M E N and MINORS have npeclal logos granted by our charter —hanlng powor to trans , act hiplinean with an In their own names. Money doponited with thin lontltutlon IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, by &Capital stock and surplus money entity of over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,d addition. Un Board of Trustees ira•e, an re by t hurter, Ether bonds under the snner•lsion of the Court In tire brim 0 FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds are reels toted In and hold by the Court of Common Pleas of ddb county for the sonority of depoeltorn. .Our Iron Vault, are of the most secure and onions), kind known in this country as a personal inspection vril show, and to which we Invite our friends and costorners Wo refer to thin, bellOving that safe Burglar Proof Vault, complete the safety and reliability of agood Saving Bank. WILLIAM H. AINEY, President. CHRISTIAN PRETZ, Vice President, REUBEN STABLER, Cashier. Tannin William H. Alney ' -- abed. 8 Raab Chrimilan Pretz. John D. Ellice, ' F. E. Hameln,. Benj. J. liagenbuch, Oeorgo Drobst, Hamel Sell, Nathan Peter. .1•1112-ti FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Located at the corner of limn!Ron ntreet and Chord •Iley, In Linn Hall, xecond story, opponite the Normal Reformed Church. In the City of Allentown. In organize.. and ready for hominess. It will pay SIX per cent. In. !treat on O IL 'tentage* e.reept butane., derronlie, for nub period of time, to be calculated frbl7l the o f date depottif. To mecum which, the Trueteek of the intitltution hay. flied in the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County, under the direction of the Court. a bond in the num Twenty-o , l°l'llo.llPd Dollen:, conditioned for the faith. fnl keeping and appropriation of all ouchimam of mono) an shall ho placed In charge of Held FRANKLIN SAYING, BANK, whether on dopositx or sharen of stock. whicl bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever It may bt deemed neceimary. In addition to tills: Me Act of Incorporation mak. the Stockholders peritana I ly liable to the depositortt th don. ble the amount of the Capital Stork of the Bank. which In fifty thousand dollar, with liberty to Increaeo It to oni hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Them Provielone Will make It a very desirable and safe place of der., he ß a hl t7t; o n ne ' o o Tt i ro rv e ;7:Bl . (TnVi ' b i eVi ll ;r t oV ec . ieYtZ i t t i t ow will thin oily. Arrangements will ho made to furnish draft,, on the cities of Now York and Philadelphia S. A. BRIDOES, President W. W I I,SON, Vice President J. E. ZIMMERMAN. Cashier. Trustees : Daniel 11. Miller, S. A. firkin., John Both., J. 'IV Wilson, William Baer, J. E. Zimmerman D. H. Creltr, Peter Gross, Edwin Zimmerman. mar SO WILMINGTON AND READING SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, We are offering the Second Morigogo finds of Lb', Company AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTL" LUST, Interest Payable inntintl/ rind J. ay And can be REGISTEUT . D relncellaneoun frelnlar free of ex , wee, The coal. 11.1 nanwenel . r business re con• cloudy increa‘lug T f g ton er St. ism grrnt your on,i• log ttcloLrr :n• 1810 f r 11,1111111.111 i. foßj 2l'.l'2• 1"2 I he """' 711. ` Jou° 1. 1371. .fiver MU 0.111011 ..hlebt and Informatl on can be obtnluerl of D r .Li HAVEN & BRO., Fiscal Agents of Me United Stales, 40 SOUTH. THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD THE ERIN SAVINGS BANK OF WM. L. YOHN NORTH ,SEVEN7II ST., ABOVE LINDEN. ALLENTOWN. PA. Thls bank ha. been entablinhed for the purpose of carri. lug on a general Reeking tonstness, and to offer to ths community a SECURE INVESTMENT for their money at home, at the Name rate of interest that It would command In New York or New Jersey.. . MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY 4fir Gold, Silver and Government Honda bought and sold. Drafts drawn on the principal cities of the United State. In sums to suit pnrchasera. Collection. made on all acceealble points, and proceed. promptly remitted at current rates. Farmer., Merchant., Laborers and all who hare mono) to put one on inteteet for a long or short period will find thin Institution an agreeable and advantage°. one It which to do bookie.. Interest allowed on depoelts at the following rate., wit: . . . SEVEN PER CENT. for one year. SIX PER CENT. If left for thirty days and under on, ail -Revenue etamp. /10 A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE! 1 mouspAr , o E PROF. ST. CROIX'S , HENN! COM WII ISK ERR. POUND. the Great II AIR •oltOw ER, Mntisl ACIIE. will panda n A luxurl int FfOIIsTACII t. WHISKERS. •.t . ,', lII , EFIHS on tho slnoothent ()too. PlPA..ant to ONO. Sont to any addrox. On receipt of F lily Conti, . II T. BOND, CHEMIST. 'ENTII and CHESTNUT STS., PHILA. A. LOWE, N. C. Cor. T 121'72-19 VI LOOKING-GLASSES AND FRAMES OIL PAINTINGS AND CIIROJSIOS =! coNslionocKEN BOILER AND COIL WORKS, JOHN WOOD, JR • , • IiANOFACTORBIL OF WllNgs°3ll7oMilltlYLlOVil Tll All klode of Wrought Iron Colle„Toyer. for Blunt Fur nace, Gaeometere. Smoke Stack s Blast Pipes. Iron Wheel barrows, and everything to the Boller and Sheet Iron line, Also. all kinds of iron and k ind s orgg and Bleckentith work, Miners' Tool. of all such as Whom Dockets, Pict., Drill.. Mallets, Medical., .bc. Haring kliteato Ilatntner and set of tools of all klode and skilled workmen. 1 dotter myself that I can torn out work with promptness and dispatch, all of which will be warranted to he Orst•claen. Patching llolbre, and repairing generally, strictly at. anded to. apr 17 A PROFITABLE BUSINESS! LIOUTEQUAI. TOO TIIE COST Cannot be explode it No chimney or wick Item HEN dealing PROPITAnLS UITSIN aati. canaeon, EXCLlttilli 111(ilf T for the Cale DYITT r'S PAT ENT CARSON 1155 LIGHT GUNNERS AND OIL. to, COUNTIES,or STAIRS, Write for Information or callo • M. 13. DYOTT, No. 114 SOUTH SECOND KT., PHILA. N. 13.—C111111CliPi turniated with CHANDI3I.IIiItEI nod wail% of map neeerfpf fon. 25 per cont. cheaper than at any other eatabilahment m the country. mar 13.3mw ER DEPOT C F. WOLFERTZ, • NO. 606 HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN, Manufacturer of all kinds of Cutlery and dealer in Sportace.. • articles which he le Belling at reduced Prig, 74%11 ' kgt i i, 4 ste d ertA b li e h !Veg. ' Me n ti c i nagt7lektNl:. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST MONEY ON DEPOSIT. RAILROAD FREE OF TAXES THE BONDS Mr,: la I,ooos, 50P,s and 'loos ON COMMISSION 1:11M=1 Large assortment of 136 N. Ninth St., tam,' Arch, THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNEOAY, JITLY 31_1)(874. NO. 21 NORTH IFIGHTII. STREET. NO. 21 NORTH EIGHTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. • MILLINERY AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. • ADOLPH HELLER, line now open the moat complete clock of Free h millinery gondol and dreee trimmlnce to be found In this city t Poll aeeortment of rlheone In ell new %bedew. 'OO pl can colored eillre.fromlld 25 to 2.s^per yard. BLOCK 811.1, .ND SATIN. All shedee of torquoive elle and corded satin owes French dower, straw good., fringe.. cimP•• icon, button.. etc. Ladlee who will give me a call may rely on getting new and good goods, at the lowest price.. ADOLPH HELLER, mayl.2mor) No. 21 N. Eighth street, Philadelphia. 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 PEARL. AND METAL HANDLES, PLATED AND UN aprl7.3mlr) PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS A SPECIAL% Y. GROVER & BAKER'S ii]LASTIC LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES For Embroidery Art, Exclusive For Braiding Are Unexcelled Fur Quilting Are Unequalled For Hemming Are &Teri( r For Tucking ('approachable For Gathering Are Unsurpassed For Stitching Are Faultless For Cording Ore Incomparable For Felling Are Admirable PHE BE'T IN USE! New Style. Shuttle Stitch sewing For Manufacturing, 1= To oor NEW STYLES, which possess unmistakable advantages over the NOISY and CIIMBROIJI .tyloe cther makers. CALL AND EXAMINE. • J. F. WIREBACK, Agent. 01 ( 73 CB AND SALESROOM, opposite German Reformed Church, may s.daw No. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. THE LIVE HOUSE OF ALLENTOWN. J. KRAMER'S 'Corner Store ! NEW GOODS, CHEAP ;GOODS, Great Attractions STORE CROWDED DAILY CUSTOMERS ARE ASTONISHED LOWPRICES-- In spite of the great advance of all kinds of goods His STOCK of Dress Goods for Ladies ! on tains' all the Latest and Choicest Novelties. SHAWLS! SHAWLS!? SHAWLS!! DRESS LINENS for Ladies' Suitings. OUR DEPARTMENT FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Parasols! Parasols! Parasols!! What has created the excitement among the Ladles t—Every Lady wants one of those BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS ! HALF THE BARGAINS CANNOT BE ENUMERATED rir All aro Invited to call and got posted on the change in prices toxyls.lfw) 4 4 4 4 MANUFACTURERS OF CUTLERY ! 11. A. ~:~~~ P ~~ ~ ~ To . see how complete hls'Stock 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, W ARE Particidar attention In de sired from all who require F AST, DURABLE Awn isiraovno Shuttle Sewing Machines I=l Manufacturing FAMILY SEWING M. J. KRAMER Matcbeo anti 363cIrp. BAII4EY&O iChestnut & 12th Sts., "jewelers anti Silversmiths. WATdHES I PREfiCil C .00KS I B VICES, pu tT ED wA,R,E. tfluality ibuaranteeb. Iboobs sent by Express on approual. w may 10 dll -17 ISAAC K. STAUFFER, WATC I ES AND JEWELRY, 10. 148 NORTH SECOND ST., Con. OP Qv ANUT, PHI L A c y t z.,, pi Ao nvrtmont of Wntelm,lewelry. Slim . and Z-ItopTlerQuontrKoaptcronhanlclawolr promptly neodod to. Y for KELLER et BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST., ALLE =OWN. PA. , CLOCKS,. •‘,l l ,r cr:4 l, :. ted i t,t i l = r ; r t2: 3 o l anA l, lf nixos and prices. fro , GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than can ho found in any other store In the city. JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SR WARE .r ia 2 g=: P r t oV:irod on Short Notice. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CHARLES S. HASSEY'S, No. 21 Beet Hamilton atreet, opposite the Outman No rormed Church. Just received from Now York and Phil adelphia, all the latest !style. GOLD WATCHES Re ha•tbnlr.rgest and bent anaortment of Gold Watche and at lower vrlcee than can be found °Nowhere,. SILVER WATCHES He has n larger and better ronorttnent of Silver Watch. than can lx)nurchaaed anywhere okn. GOLD JEWELRY. 11 ham tho laripat and boat anortmont of all kinds of Gold Jay., olrY. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. fie ht w a larger and betteressortment clan kinds of 0111 and I' , .eted Jewelry than can be bound elsewhere. SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Ho bee &splendid assortment of Silver and Plated Ware. Sap person desiring goods In this lino cannot fall to be suited, CLOCKS A larger assortment than at any other establishment MELODEONS. in A th s e p w leld l liassortnient of P rince!. Melodeons, the best ACCORDEONS. A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordeone. Ills establiehment has lately bean fitted op, and is now 4.0111 i to none In Now York and Philadelphia, and ahead of anythingontside the large cities. Ho has a large: stock of faahlon ablegoods In his line than all others in Lehigh county comblued. To convince yourselves of the abo•• call and sea BtAtowat&E NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, A few doore west of the Confluent/I Hotel JEWELERS SILYERSMITHS IMPORTERS OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, EUROPEAN NOVELTIES Have now ID store. and are constantly receiving. an extensive variety of tine Goods apportatoi,og to Gollr EZMEM Respectfully invite persons visiting the city to In To them with rt visit. loqulrles sa d order's by mall promptly attemlod to fed7-ly jar tbe ILabico. MRS. GULDIN'S Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLENTOIVN, PA. The trade et this old and well known establishment to coOntantly incr./Aug, owing to the fact .hat NEW OM PP are being constantly received of the LATEST STTLRP and alwave suitable to the want, of her nomortion mono mers. People should always go where they are aura to b, oohed at low figures. an IS ATTENTION, LADIES! REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY, FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE. JEWELRY, FINE PLATED JF:IVNLR 1. Perin nod Vienna Fens, Hair Pion, Saucy Leather Goode. Pg.,y ornaments. I.army Bone,. Donk, Dr....510g Cane, Toilet hood,. broils. I Silk, , gham and Alpaca. All littorals eed superior to quality and leo iernielo prices. 11. DIXON, apl3-w N iN South Eighth Street. etillada. MADAME STEEL, 1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, 11 an received from Parl• the latest Spring style. POLONAISE BUSTLES AND CORSETS. La Victorian Kangaroo & Killeen BUSTLE SKIRTS for train and proturoade dreamt.. Perin Worly & Children's Coreets,all at popular prtn. marso ly TEOPLE OF FASHIOV. ESTAtiLIBURD KW. MRS. M. A. BINDER, 1101, N. W. COR. 11.ra & CHESTNUT STS., PHILADELPHIA, Importer and Designer of Paris and London Novell ies, Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patter. of Latest and moat fellable Elul., fur Lath.' and Children's or se Ladles' Drees Trltarntagii, Heal and Imitation 1.e., 0100., Pans, illtditpie, Tien, Fre eh Jewelry, fancy (Muds. DltHriS AND CLOAK M AKINO la the moat fel and aiegitnt m miler. d Perfect Swaim of DRESS ERTTINfi Toughi. atria punctuality In fulfillment of orders. PAPER PATTERNS, WtIoILEbALE AND RETAIL athl4 3anw • 82000 PER ANNUM CAN BE MADE IN SELLING TIIE NEW WHEELER & W I LSONS'S SEWING MACHINE. A few active, reliable business men of good bablta and add wanted In desirable territory at present un•eccu- pled. Wagons furnished ; Security reoullad. Bend for Information, or call ou PETERSON Sr, CARPENTER, Gen'l Agt'e, 914 CHESTNUT STREET, PEULADEPHIA. J W. ALTHOUSE, Agent, 014 . 11 .mllton street, Allentown. la ESTABLISHED IN 1810. Fancy Dyeing Establishment JONES, J. & W No. 492 North Front Rfreit, PhiladaPhia. Po. DVS Silks. Woolen and Pnoey Code or every &scrip. 11011. Their sulterl rltv of Dyeing Ladles' mid Gootle. toon's Garment. Is widely know n. Grape and Merino tlbawls dyed the most brallan and plain colors. Crape . and Morino Obewle elnaused to look like new. Also. Oentl-meo'a Apparel. ao•I Corkin.. clam:lead or re.dyed. Kld C'oyee cleansed or dyed to look Ilk. new. 1101.-Vell and look at our work boiure kola( elsokrhere. ettlce. cor Ninth and Vloe ate. Capr9.2ntw THE IMPROVED FLORENCE. , The Beat Hewing Machine Mnde. The • uly Machine that makes Font. different Stitches I The only !ethane that feleua the ends of Beams / only Machine that will move the work in any direction donned I and the only Machine that has a elf••djustlng tension. Thee advantage combined with the Knee. Raptd(ty, and Qtafin NI of Its motions. together , with ficaoty and Qualify of it• too k wllh ItROM.III .- PRI:M..IITX render it the most dealrable, durable and Bat Famay Sewing Machine In the World. Good Agents wanted in every County. Wilson & Pennypaoker, Managers. Cheatunt !drag, .Phllada. apr24•Am wl roopt4.3m lifteDicittal. . re . . • I . 14% 1 . 6D • * vi& -441 -6-4 'CA Omie ~ •4 7 • t". 1-• C=> O -••3 i -zi 'l> w a. 1 ::= . • Vl.*, • • :11 • NEW DRUG STO ! I lake the pleasure of informing nay numerous friends and th• public in general that 1 have opened/ a new Drug Btbre at NO. 735 HAMILTON STREET, and filled it with &carefully. ,slotted stock of Pure Drugs and Medicines, PATENT MEDICINES, COAL OIL, and rt large variety of COAL 016 LAMPS AND FIXTURES! Choice Perfumery and toilet talking. as Oda,eat Ex. trams for liandkarehlet and bathing. Ilair [lair In. ylmottnis rind flair Dye.. An lonionerable ...moment of T. list Soaps for mashing. allaying and erosion oil. fat or paint. Tooth Brushes and Hale Entail. of all grad,. and pricer. Pocket Book•, gibtinsa, l'ase Broke. Paper of Pen. Pocloo Knives and Razor.. large variety of tho best Illugloh and Hem in Flan Hooka out! Tackles. lu short, everything that can bo expected In a First•Ciass City Drug Store, IMMO The Very Lowest Market Rates, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will he a specialty goal will be tilled day or night with the greate.t punctual ity sot accuracy. Physlolatts ..nd Storekeepers supplied with everything In fey ilue at the lowest market rattle. Having had ea cerience More my childhood In the Drug business I feel confident that I can serve all who may favor me with a call, to their satisfaction. E. W. DANOWSKY. Dr. WM. DANOWSKY tattoo this opportuulty to thank his numerous (Moods for wait favor. nod trill b the Dros Store of Lk nun to en all who may de si r edux medical ser•ices. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 735 HAMILTON STREET, Between Seventh and Eighth i au24 w PARENTS TAKE NOTICE THAT AT THE • BUTEN BOOK STORE TOO WILL ALWAYS FIND FOR TALI ALL TIND• SCIIO9L BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS AND SLATES, PENS AND INK, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. The Erne Is again here for children to prepare for SCHOOL I And we bare on hand and for Bala everything they want and need 1n SCHOOL ROOM. OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW Ws theta jut what they DON'T 10E0E7% AND EEMEHDBR THAT THE BOTEN BOOK STORE 18 THE PLACE 10 BUY ALL KINDS OF School Books at the Lowest Prices. LEISENRING, TREXLER & CO., . ED Hamilton EL. Allentown,Pa. eepl•trd , AGENTS I QUICK Pugovii , ' , NLl! ry. (there la 'a mart for II) on DIC) LEWIS' hut and greatest tvork. OUR DIGESTION, or, MY JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET. It I. b y v ddy th e von.' taking and eatable book In the geld. lltle on a •Italle ilnrorlant moblect. 2 lt le be. AMpritll.ll most popular writer on health. 9lt .old by the.prl , e. the largest bud handsomest book ever .old by subsc.lption.segente, the people are agar for pooh a book, and will urge you to bring It to them. Write for term., ba , free. OEO. MACLEAN, Pub Hither, uovul.ly w Tirl Einem Street. Philadelphia. 1_ ORTH I'ENNNiL- Lr VANIA RAILROAD. I= Psasengers far Philadelphia take Lehigh Valley R. raloa pulsing Allentown at 13 and 815 I. m, 12 01. 510 928 p. m., and arrive In Philadelphia at 805, 1047 a m. I Iti, 82 , and 10 30 p. m. Also Lehigh and Bttantiohanna tallroad train. a. 815 a. 325. 540 and 818 p Tu. •rrlee In Philadelphia at 104 pl. 1 a. m., D ID. 5 40. 820 alto '330 p. m. LOCAL SCHEDULE. (Six Through Trains Daily, Itundaya Excepted Paamenger train. leave the depot Northwest corner Berke md American .bents. Philadelphia. For Allentown at 830 and OIS a. m:. 2 10.3 3n, 4 00 and to p m. P.laeo Caro are attach• d4t th• 830 a. m. train For Poyle+town at 84.5 a. tn.. 240 and 4 34, p m. Por Fort Waxhington at 745 and 11 a M. 8 and 11 30 p at. For Abington at 7 .to 130, and d3O p• M. POT Lansdale at 030 p. m. Leave Bethlehem at 630, 830 a. 111. 1110, 993, 610 and "' Doylestown at 700 a. m., 300 and 00 D• m. .• Lanodale at 605 a. rn. •• Fort Waxhlngton at 8 40, 10 30 a. m., and 216 and (5) p ta• • Abington at 745 a m 2 15 and 625 p. m. UN SUNDAYS. Leave Bethlehem , er Philadelphia'at 4TO p. m. Doyleetown 645 tn. Learn Folladelphis for Bethlehem et 11:10 a. m. for Duyleotown 012111 p. tn. Faro—Allentown to Philadelphia, Al W. 61,1,16 CLARK. Age nt LEIAII'arAD. VAL LEV Wigali..; BUMMER ARRANO SHENT. Leave Allentown for New York. via Central Railroad oi tot. Jeratty. at IWO% 815, and 816 a ca, and 1201, 1217.•. 40., and 650 p. at. For Now York, via Morrie & Rower Railroad. at 665., nut ot 15 a tu, and 1211, 12 15°. 6 40., and 5 50 p m. For hlanunka Chunk end Belvedere at 813 a ni,aud 610• a no. For Lambertville and Trentuu at 615 a m, and 1201 ear flt p to. For ii3mton at A 55*, 6 15, R 15 and 10 10 a m; 1201. 121 00, 51'+. 550, 7I o Hod 78 p tn. For Phiadelphia:, via North Fenn Railroad, at 615, 815 111, a nol 12 al. 5 and 20 a at. For Wastan gin, D. C at 815 a on, 12 01 and 828 p m. Font Cattimontoina & Fogiosvilta R. It, 641 a to and 12 20 o For Coplay at 011 a to. 1220, 4 62'1 and 871 p tn. For Mauch Chunk at 844, 1047 a In. 1221, I'l4 ood 824 n m. For Wolkoalourre and Patton, at 611 and 1047 u In, 12 21, 134 p to. eor Waverly, Owego Elmira. Auburn and Buffalo, al it 47 n to lEXPreaa Train.) atiol 17 2J p. tn. For Ile/loam at 6 41 and lu 47 a in, and 4 34 p at. For Antieuried ato 10 47 • For Malmuoy City at 011 •mi 1.47 a m. and 4 34 p m• For 51t. Cnrtuei at ft 44 null In 47 a no, nalne with a .tar 1 . 1 .tort frotoa East Bonn Junction. R. STANLEY 0001/WIN, don't Oral Hapl. IL li, 80011 E bup't & Eng. iNtUA AIVDM T c ,'OUELSVILLE SUE,Mitit.ol6 qk 11 5 f, 1.. a. l ' c 's. l • am r after 31, 1rE TIT! RD, 1!7", Pioorniror Tralna OD txxx DODD at I. t . ot Railroad will run In counec• Pero.l. t , •e Lalllgh A allay. I.ohlah Suaquebauna, and rallown:— s Writ STATIONS, I A.ll the( flop r Rn.t I Train P. II CATASABQUA. 911 •SEIPLE'S, 9 4.1 .'JORDAN BRIDGE. 9:N ..,`IITIPS, 9 91 AA 'ALBERT'S. 9 29 • ell t I'MAN'S. 919 TRE 9 LERTOWN, 9 07 BRELNIBSVILLE. 974 •Sl'ltlN.' 7 CREEK. 8 42 AL-BUIiTIS,. S: 7 lons. CONN EC9'IONS. 4 41 t' 7 48 7 at R tltt The mortilegtralo west leaves ‘'lstaaauqua on the arrival or the L V 11. R. Passenger train from Rash., ho. 'lent and All, town. and connects at Alburtis with a trait. the East Pennsylvania 11.11 for Reading, Pottsville, .larrisburg and Philalloiptatt and also with a train (or All.t4Wll. Bethlehem and Easton. The morning train East connect.. at AlMat's wit. *alto .n E. P. 11 H. from Harrisburg. Pottsville Lading and Allentown and at Catti-auttutt with train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Stanch Chunk. Wilkesbarre, Baran on Philadelphia and Now York. Tito 116 P Id train Wean counectaat Alb:ails with trains on the East Penn. Railroad for Reading. Putts•llle. liar• siaburg, Philadelphia, Allentown. Bethlehem. Easton. and New York p arrive in Philadelphia via Reading at p. m. The Evening train East leave. Alburtis on the arrival (a train from Allentown and of a train making connec• lone at Reading with trains from Philadelphia. Hard. ore, Pottsville, dm., and connects with local passenger train on the L. V. R. H. at Causation& (or Allentown. Bethlehem and Easton. ilokoodanqua and Copiay. . Pere man winblue to go to Auuuwwu can take the morn ,Og train Went to Alburtlii, arrive at Allentown 915 a on •nd return by a train on the East Pennsylvania Railroad leaving Allentown at 435 p. m. C. W. CFIAPHAN, fan 10.1Y1. Nand and Engineer. pE A DING RAU...w l :4=z AA+ ROAD SIDIBIER ARRANOEMENT. MONDAY, MAY 0, 1872 Great Trnnk Line from the North and North-Went for Philad Dada, Now York. Reading. Pottsville. Tamaqua, UMland Shamokin, Lobanon, A ll entown, Easton, Etch. mta. bi ll s, Lancaster. Colutobin..te. Trams Ic:aVe Harrisburg for Ne . w York as follows: at 45, 810 a, m., and 21.0 p. m., connecting with similar rains on Petwaylvania Railroad, and arriving at Now York at 1007 a. ro., 363 and 945 p. m. respectively. Returning leave New 1 ark at 9 tio a. m., 123 u noon and 135 p. m.l Philadelphia at 730, 830 a. m. and 330 p. m. Leave Harrisburg fur Reading, Pottsville, Taninqua, ifiners•ille, Ashland, Shaii.okin, Allentown, and Phils• felpbla at 810 a. m.,2 tgl and 402 p.m.stopping at beba• non and rincipal way ',Winne; the 4al p trainC. eecting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only. For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuyl• till and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg at 3 4o p. tn. Emil Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading for Allentown. Kasten and New York at 4 34, 1040, a. m , and 105 p m. Returning, lava Now York at DUN, 123 u noun and 515 p. m., and Allentown at 70iN a. m., 12 125 COOP. 215, 1 2.5 and 015 p. m. Way Paxernger Treln leaves Philadelphia .1730 a. m. connecting with similar train en Eaat Penna..liallruad renaming leave Reading at 620 p ru., stopping at all eta . • Leave Pottsville at 000 a. m., and 230 p. m. Herndon 10 00 A. m. Shamokla at 540 and 11 15 a. m., dahland at 705 a. m. and 12 43 noun, Hallam)) , City at 751 a. m. Pnd 120 p. m., Tamaqua at 835 n. u/. and 210 p. m. for hiladelphia, New York, Reading , Harrisburg, 51.2. Leave Pottaville Pig Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail road at 815 a. m. for Marla burg, and 1145 a. m. (or Pine• grove and Tretuunt. Potmvillo Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at 551 a. La., pitmans Reading at 7 25 a. to., arriving 01 Philatiet• phis at 1150 a. m. Returning, leavoa Philadelphia at 515 P. m., passing Reading at 7 40 p. m.. arriving at Putts. •ille at ih) p. an. Pottstown Accommodation Train loaves Pottstown at 6a, a. to. Returning, leaven Philadelphia (Ninth and Urea°, ) at 4 SO p. m. Columbm Railroad Trains leave Reading at 20 a m and • 15 p al fur hphrata, LIP:, Lancaster, Culambia, So, ;re turning logs.. Lancaster 01 8 'ahl am, and 322 p m, god Columbia 018 1.5 a in. and 315 +m Pentium., Railroad Trait. leave Perkiomen Junction tt 7 05,' 03 a in. 3111 and 445 p to. itaiuraing• lucre ichwunkaville at 3), 801 a in. 10.5 and 445 pm, con necting with ainiilar trains on heading Railroad. . . Picktinutt Valle) Railroad trait., leave PLatulxville ul 9 tu, 8 hi and SLP p ut ; "hurtling frays Ppm, atd 33 a s t , I. 47, aut., and 4 pda, couueuung with Similar trilluel Rustiluu Railloati• Boielnooktiale Railroad trains leave Poltstowu at 9 Pt and I 6 2.5 sun 7 15 p to; retitrulag leave /donut 'Pleasant at 600, Pt and 112.5 id in, uud 3_5 p tu t coauec t log with tram. •bn Iteadtag R. R. Chester Validly Railroad 'Prams leave Bridgeport ut 8 30 tad 2 to sad Vii p returning. leave D•neultigluti dt 7..5 it at, 12 33 111“1 15 40 p couttechug with alutilut trains oil Ronda/ Railroad.. . • - • . • Hu Cumin.: have Now York at 545 pm, Philadelphia RI 8 (Xi n to And 3 IA put (the Senn to train running only to eading). leave Poit.vtile at SOO It ut, Harrisburgat 245 Aln null tu p 111, AlleutONV aat 435 and 9 p Head• tag to 7 1.1 a m and 13 31 p m for Harrisb u rg, at 4 34 a in lot At.“ Volk, at 713 , a m (or Aileatown and at 941 it ut and 415 p to for Philadt•ipont. Commutation, bldonge, Season, School and Excursion rickets, to and trout nil point., at reduced rates. • Kuyo • • Iluu chockutl through, EX. ponuth , 1.11.. red mach J. E. WOO iv EN, =ME A L I, L A IVi T lI'S PASSENGER RAIL TIME TABLE. . _ On and after hION DA V JUNE 1, 1072, cars will rii t ht all traiite on the Lehigh 1 alley act' Lehigh red 805,00 henna, Philadelphia & /Leading (East Penn Junction Railroads, and to the•Alleutetr u Furuare, leaving Otn dun, Bantilton nod Ninth streets, as fellows: For L. V. L. AB. E. Penn. Furnace. Leave Fur A Al A. 31. A. M. A. N. A 91. 5 45 7 45 5 50 9 31 19 On 6 19 10 ni S 40 11 151 11 55 775 11.13 11 50 . 9 41 P. M. P. M. 10 101 10 1 tot 11 :13 P.'lll. P. M. 3 ft • 3 3tY 11 60 2 5.5 1 ni 9 00 5 35 P. N. 330 3 10 7 ou 7 90 331 Al 6 6 Li . 350 740 9 Lt) 1 --- A 2) Pay Days & dotard' 7 10 ONLY 740 840 9^_l . The above cars ran to all the passenger trite() on th t above reads. FARE TEN CENTS. Children under ten pm.e of see. Fire Cent.. c . F.• WO L FERTZ, CUTLERY, . NO. 606 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. Sfannfarturea and keep. con. tautly on hand a largo as. dorlanant of all kinds of Cutlery. datum Table Knives and Fork• l'aocket Kal•en belesors ALLENTOWN Rolling Mill Co., Bueceaeorm 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, .Sc., &c., &c. N. B.—All work guaranteed and dellverr prompt. L. H. GROSS, Sup't. auguetn.3m w 3 • .00T SON'S CELEBRATED FIRE , AND BURGLAR PROOF i It ' II t:V l ' '',.; ... 2 ._ . 1. SAFES. -, 7..;...: .. ..ktr ESTABLIVIED IN 1843. THE OLDEST SAFE 110 USE IN PHILADELPHIA Th. only Rafe with lemon Donna, 011•1.,Ille f rom trot pric ft en rnt to ?n.vor r ent. lower than other tankers. Ileum /lend for Circular and ('rice I ,it. T. WATSON & Late of Evannh Women, atenn'ecturera at:WM.Om w No. MS. Fourth St. Philadelphia. TFIE 111.1.111PTRATED PPM ENO LOHICAL JATIRNAL Is every respect a Fleet- Class Blegallae. Its articlee ere thehighm4 Internet to all. It teaclthe whet we are rut b :0 to make the meat of ouraelvee. The Ittherroutlon Ilea lains on the Laws of Life and Health le well worth the trire or thin Magazine to ever arrangement in pribllalsed At of year. By a special we are enabled to offer tho Phreue• oglcal Journal nu n Prelenire for dye new 1111b+Cribfqm to the Latium 1180111 T HR. or will rtirtllnh the LIIIIII O II Rena- Till and Phrenological Journal together for $3 Ad. We commend the Journal to nll who went n rood Magazine. Address all urea. to ROUT. en J Alltow it. n P,a WD. L UCK E DAC'', A'1"11)1i • NEY AT LAW, (formerly practiced la Carho e nutty). Oak.. Hamilton street, second floor, need apposite the Court House , Allentown , Pa. May be con oohed in the Norman leagues° IlaitrottblS. Train. for Phllrvielphla Trutt) Est =t=2E profcssional Garbs. 1?glll ATTORNEY .IBri o. .; Pn etreet, ilk-Can be consulted In Oesonn. An 14 BUNK et BALDWIN ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Allentown, Pa. )Sc..l No. 54 Emit Ilanalton street. C. N. Rene. P. A. R. R•cpwle, OltltlS L. IiALFFNIAN. ATTOR. N 1 NEti AT LAW, Om e, . econd Coor of the Plnt iele to Lehigh end aillolnlog counties. Can be conenlted ai he English end tierinao lanenegeei .en 14-IY ET C.' HUNNDERGER ATTORNEY Cl AT LAW. Removed to the Poet °Moe bulldloir. ecood floor. ALLENTOWN P . A. anr21.17 Ti MEItTZ. ALDEITIIAN, • SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, • EA Went DutniHon Bt.. Allontows. PA rIEO KG E 11. It EP I", Alrro It NEY k... 1 AT LAW. Office with Hutt. John D. titilen, Allett town. Pit. VDIVIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY f2J AT LAW, eight doure above the Court /10w..., AL LENTOWN Lehluh county . l'a. fob 13-'0047 GEORGE IC W I LSON,ITTOItNEY AT LAW. No. 619 Hamilton street. nearly oppo site the Court Item, Allentown.' Collections promptly mule In Lehigh .d Northampton conuttes DR. C. C. u. GUERIN, BURGEON DENTIST. Mee, over Mrs. M. A. O. Goldin s TrDomlng Store, tin. 34 &Ist Dmlltun street, Allentown rEvi SHIFTER, ATTORNEY AT Li LAW AND JPSTICE OF THE PEACE, MILLERS. TOWN, LEO I r,II CO., PA. PatrticulAr attention pato to tonolvest at d aucedeat °Mates. .144 0.1). WYOUNw,,. S. G, JR., (WITH KNOWLTOS. EIHITH a SCALER ATTOHNEY AT LAW, Enema 41, 45.16 and 47, 40. 160 Washington Street. Chl cage. junn:lo JOIN 0. BOWMAN. ATTORNEY AMU COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Room 6, No 630 W nut street, Philadelphia. mar 1.17 THOMAS B. METZGAR, ATTOR• NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. 01flee, No. 69 East Hamill. street, 2 , L.119 fIEORGEB= SCIIALL ATTORNEY k_.! AT LAW. OlUro, First door above It, Alley, AL. LENTO WN, PA.way I.11•Um TAM E% S. (DERV, ATT.) ItAi EY A ND el COUNSELLOR AT LAW. ~col LLr of M. J. tow's' xi. 1,, "pros to due Enolo IlotoL , Aileatowu, Po. Loor EDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ()nice, wlEh Run. Salim,' A. Bridgee, AbLENToWN, PA. luny 1-1 y J t il t ! nI, , ,1 %11 l" 1" II 11. r EY , AT t E. Corn II am blroog ay . A 'i 5 5 44 A 4 A 11 A VA 5 /5 A DAM WOO L EVER, A IVO IC% c _cc Al' LAW. 011ica, opposite the Court Holm, AL LENTOWN PA. may lay WILLIAM"'W'''tgTgrIATcALsAA'Li i PENNA. Way 10-1 x CLAY HA II ERSLY,A TTORN EY • AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. ian (2 ! arprt3 nub Oil Maly. CARPETIN WILLIAMS & DALE, 832 MARKET STREET, PUILADELPIJIA, Dealer/4 In CARPETS, OIL CLOTII% MATTING% etc We have juet received for the Spring trulo a large and bands eno Assortment of now and beautiful airing in Brea eels. I usrele, Mahouts. nil Clothe, Window Shades, eh,. et, all of which we will offer et the bluest cash prices. 'We invite nil to e ill and coo on. and again!. our etuok before tior busing elsewhere. WILLIAMS & DALE, 833 Markat St., Mils/ ph lc MEM :RICH AND ELEGANT I CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C: S. C. FOULK. NO. 19 S. SECOND BT., PHILA., (Pint Carpet Store below Market, Pant atde.) Invites attention to hie aplend.d annortment of Iniported and American CARPETS, whirl] will be gold ate Ten email udvuuco. Goods warranted as represented so tha. all can buy with con fideuce and aatiefactlon. soy 2341 CARPETS I CARPETS I ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND DIATTING£4, WINDOW SHADES, &C., G. B. SNYDER & CO., 34 SOUTH SECOND 13T., PHILADA., 1 Wont Bldo. below Market N. B.—A liberal diecouni lo Churches pnd Clergy. 111.1 api 17-3 m w Ohls Cut Illustrates the manner of Using ti mumnomvs Fonntain Nasal Injector, OR 47 / 1/ rifel == t DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY. • It is tho only form of instrument yet invented with which fluid medicine can Ito carried high up and perfectly applied to all parts of the allotted nasal pas rages, and the chambers or cavities communicating. therewith, in which !gormand ulcers frequently exist, and from which the catarrhal discharge generally , pro. coeds. The want or success in treating Catarrh here, toforo has &lam largely from the imporelbility of applying remedies to these cavities and chambers by any of tho ordinary methods. This obstacle in the way of effecting cures is entirely overcome by the invention of the Douche. In using this instrument, the Fluid Is carried by Its own weight) no snuffing, fore. i • ng or pumping king required,) up one nostril In a full °ally flowing stream to the highest portion of the total passages. passes into and thoroughly cleanses lithe tubes and chambers connected therewith, and ows outer the opposite fetid!. Muse In pleasant and ao shoplo that n child can understand It. Full and expli , lS directions accompany each instrument. When need with this Instrument. Dr. &gee Catarrh Remedy cores recent attacks of. .Cold in the Dead It by a few eppllcatione. Symptoms of Catarrh. Frequent head 'ache, dlsclutrge falling into throat, sometimes pro fuse, watery, thick mucus, purulent, offensive, ac. In others a dryness, dry, watery, weak or Inflamed eyes, stopping up or obstruction of nasal prmages, Caging In ears, deafness, hawking and coughing to clear throat, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired or total deprivation of sense al smell and taste, dizzi ness, mental depression loss of appetite, Indiges tion, enlarged tonsils , tickling cough, lie. Only a few of there symptoms aro likely to be present in an ease at ono time. Dr. gage's Catarrh li.morly, when used with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Donche,and accom panied with the constitutional treatment widen is reconimended In the pamphlet that wraps each hot. tlo of the Remedy, is o perfect epecitio for this loath some disease, and the proprietor (Alm, In good faith, 8500 reward for a case he can not cure. The Remedy le mild and pleasant to use, containing no strong or mastic drugs or poleone. The Catarrh Remedy is sold at CO cents, Douche at CO cents, by all Druggists, or either will bo mailed by,ara priet___.or on receipt of 60 cents. , _ XL V. PIEIICE,III. D.. 1 Solo Proprietor. —, i . BUFFALO. N. 14! easy I tr-lf REMOVAL! REMOVAL! S. R. Engelman & Bro.'s CHINA STORE. HAB BEEN REMOVED TO No. 740 HAMILTON STREEP, (Walker's'Old Stand,) ALLENTOWN, PA SPECIAL ANNOUN C E M ENT FOR THE SPRING TRADE'. THE PINE:ST AbsourbiENT OP TABLE WARE, as, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking Sets, Mantle Ornaments, .41 PANCYA ;MOLES. ever offered to MIR clty.toreth er with a large stock of FINE CUT GLASS WARE. =ME I= i G. B. Serrnsa I W. F. B•ILEIM. VWVmw EIS
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