Coal - ,umber. . Ailentom. RITTER & ABBOTT, MANITPIOrTMERBOi Nosh. Dom, Outside Alindi, inside Blinds,' Mould ' fog,. Brackets Balusters. NOW*. Star Rat/. 'lnge WfskloteiVatnee. Door Prayin g Ito. SCROLL H AWING TURNING. •PLANING... • ?WATCHING,' • FLOORING and • • PING. DONA AT TRH SHORTEST POT ION ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done and RAND RAILING tapde to order. HavingnOw had almost who l lyars' possession of the RO H M,, refurnished it ed mitchine.T, and having none but experienced work men, we are prepared to defy . competition from at home and abroad, both i.n price and workmanship. Do you Contempl ate building? Call at one Factory and isMsfy yourself withi. personal examination. DraTings Mr ball togs, brackets, patients for orna. W:1111 ' 72'4. 7' OIL:* 1,1111tocrlItt'on:°411:1A13::. farnisbia cheerfally and freely. by calling_at the Mann. factory on Union street, at te - Jordon Bridge, Allen town, Pa.. or by letter through the post °Mae. AngB-1y), . t BITTER & ABBOTT. ILL (Wyo. O.IW. rizams 'LITERS:, OTTO ikMILILER, meNarAcrourns AND 15BALERB IN LUMBER, WILLIAMSPORT, PA. MILL ON OANAL, OF MAYNARD STREET BSTICTHIS MILL W 7 CRANE mow.. 4 ant 70.1, Apectades. SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES!! EYE GLASSES. kit. • largo and complete assortment of all kinds otV. IPectaCies, Eye Giulia, &c., at ; • OHAS. MASSEY'S, 'NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ' ALLENTOWN ' PA' Slaving devoted a great deal of care and attention to the r ise's bootees. (or these lad few years, I god that my In that line has lncreased co axial that I have de mined to make it a SPECIALTY. There le no article manufactured in which there le so much deception prac ticed so there Is In Spectacle Mamas. Knowing that the inblle have been frequently humbugged by parties pre tending to have a superior article of Classes. and charging exorbitant priceefor them. thereby trafticing upon the ne peseities and IntlrMitimkofage, I have taken pains to se lect a large and compligi assortment of the finest and best Slams aver manufactured, thou affording all person. seeding Spectacles an opportunity of purchasing at,rea stinalpepirices. Parente. having any difficultyln being salted elsewhere will do well to give me a esti an I feel .eeqofield s tand, that riz oas t , united. t t o o n bli tre t c Remember te the mai Reformed &arch, Allentown. Pa. oppos ite 23.'88 tr. Boot flaaftero. JOIIN E. LENTZ. WK. ff. WEINEIHEINEN JOHN BEABOLD, JE.. • JOHN E. LENTZ & CO ', BirtcESSolts TO YOUNG Si -LENTZ. . The Emitof Young. & Louts was dissolved by mutual consent rbrn yr IDth. Ift72 • Ur. Young retiring. Wm X. Wein e met and Johnleabold, Jr., having taken his place. teen , larm h a res to have the cOotineatiee of the patronage.° liberally bestowed tome the old nrm. They will one their utmost endeavors to accommodate their patrons withproml tam and .63r/tisk BODTB AND ,SHOES. of the beet make and material. and will always have on hand a large assodmeut of the most dMrable styles. sidled to the trade of this section. The Erre of Young fk Loots having. been dissolved, all parties indebted to them are requested to make settlement between this date and April -Ist next. The books will re main at the old stand. Either of the old partners le an lOoflaMd to olio in liquidation. feb .8-Em OPENING • OF LADIES' SPRING , & SUMMER SUITS AND. COSTUMES EVERY DAY. BLACK. COLORED AND /FANCY SILK SUITS, HERNANI, TAMISE AND CASHMERE SUITS, PIQUE: LINEN. LAWN AND ORGANDY SUITS. AND SUITSIN EVERY VARIETY OF MN MATERIAL FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. ALSO A FULL LINE OF BACQUEB, TALMAB AND LA. DIES UNDERWEAR. LACE JACKETS. POINTS, AG.. Ac. :THE LARossr STOCK EVER SHO WE IN THIS CITY AGNEW?, ENGLISH NO. 839 CHESTNUT ST., OPPOAITE CONTINENTAL HOTEL. AND 29 SOUTH NINTH STREET, • tf/ PHILADELPHIA. FURNITURE I FURNITURE I IL L , IIIcCONNELL, 5000811106 TO HUTTON 8G ItIcCONNELL, Haapn baud, at the old stand SOO MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA A LARGE STOCK OF FINI Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room FURNITURE 1 I=l Greatly Reduced Prices. AR Goods warranted. All old customers will be deal ;w a tt . % f . o o rnal, and the patronage of the publlol H. L. McOONNELL, Itanufacturer and Reale:An FURNITURE, sm27 &awl MD Market Street, Philadelphia: GREAT BARGAINS FURNITURE. AVERILL BARLOW, NO. 45 S. SECOND STREET has his Immense wareroom (six stories) Ailed with a great variety of Cnt•elaee garniture, and is offering at Prices lower than any other Dealer in Philadelphia. Belles the ewe else■ of good.. Be hag silo a great variety of low.Drlced work. which ke Le belliag at reduced Nice., either at whoteaale or re tail, Including all styles of Cottage Furniture.' Alio; Agent for the Beckwith'Sewing lhoblee. Prioe $lO. tepr3..3mw LARGEST STOCK I GHAT INDUCEMENTS To buy all your furniture at the largest furniture store In town of GEORGE W. HEIN/EACH 782 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN. v 7411 ar Ait hl PTAtra t ilter t f , 11 , 0;T M . A sti %aye otherwise eularged their facilities for •1"'.• seeping on hand lbelargest stock In the city. I I 111 Their ELEGANT FURNITURE I. manufactured In their own estabiishment, ndar their owe supervision, gin and la warrant. o 7.) VC :VetelPittritgegin:ll° • tutus of buying from them home W. Helmbach, manufacture KITTLE'S I'LTERT SPRIER RED, and are solo agents for that superior bed. (tall and see IL Remember The Mammoth Glass Front. ITARTmAN WASTE PA ER DEPOT. Tha Highest Cash Pilo, Pala For Old Newspapers Old Blank Books Of Ovary asocrlyilon. And Ledgers, Waste papeo, That are all wsittoa over. wan kinds. 0 d Pamphlets, &o. HOPI, BAOillirli . MlD OLANTAr BO Oil I . lllB n n ir " rilia l gAir. a ftriaM Marl Sinancial. JOSEPH' MILLER & CO.'S BANKING • HOUSE, Fogeleville, Lehigh County, Benito MONIIYB received on deposit and 0 per cent. Interne snowed on all some remaining sir month. or over. For 'hotter periods epeeist rates will be paid. Executors, Administrators, Trustees, designees, Treasurers, Tax•Coltectors • and other embalms of public or private money.. are offered liberal rates of Interest Farmer., Merchant.. Laborers and all who hare money to put onion Interest fora long or short period will P' our Ituritution it, agreeable and .adyaut.georis one In which to do nuclease. Moaer deposited in this institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED. Jl a rilli t teMEr ned out l. n i f i a . v agg e ri n lALNEE. FttAwlC J. EILOOO Cspr3.l3m w MILLERSTOWN. SAVING BANK bULLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. Thte Inetitution will be opened on or before the let day et April. Honey will be taken en depoelt at all times and u anypias from one dollar upwards, fouwhlch SIX PER CENT. INTEREST per annum will bepaid. Deposits may be withdrawn at any time Also, money caned oat on favorable tome. JAMES WEILER, President fRANILIN 8111111 TI, CaShkr. .1. F. M. Shiffert, Georg Ludwig, Frederick C. Yobet, Christ • K. Henninger. David Donner, Willit m Saliday. hum Oriebel, Gideon V. Eirner, Horatio T. Ilertiog Benjamin J. Schmoyer. James Sinn - mentor •mar 18.6 m ALLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITU TION, Organised as "Dimes Haviny institution," NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST.; (NEARLT OPPOSITE TEE AMERICAN HOTEL,) PAYS SIX PER GENT. INTEREST FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Institution, tbo oldest Saving Bank In Eastern Pennsylvania, has been In continuous and eucceesful operation for ton years, and continues to pay SIX PElt CENT. INTEREST on money .for ono year. and epode, rates of Interest (or shorter periods. dential. *A..AII &borate of money will bo bold strictly confi- Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tax Collectors, and other custodians of public or private moneys, are of fered liberal rates of interest. • Farmers, Mirehonts, Laborers, and all who have money to put on Interest fora long or short period will find our Institution an agreeablo and advantageous one In which to do business. Wo especially Invite Lames to transact their banking business with us. MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have epeeist privi leges granted by our charter—having fol. power to Wane act business with us in their own names. Money deposited with this Institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, by a Capital stock and enrplue money ' clarity of over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and addition. the Board of Trustees have, as required by t harter, given bonds under the impervision of the Court to the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS which bunde aro reale tared in and hold by the Court of Common Pleas of this county for the security of deponitors, Our Iron Vaults aro of the moat secure and extensive kind known in this country, an a personal inepection will show, and to which we invite our friends and easterners. We refer to this, believing that safe Burglar Proof Kenna complete the safety end reliability of a good Saving Bank. WILLIAM 11. AINEY President. CHRISTI AN PRETE, ,'lce President. REUBEN STABLER. Cashier. T 50110111111: . .. .... William U. Alney, Cheri,. B Daeh, OhrMien Preto, John D. Stiles, P. B. Benuele, Benj. J. Ilagenbueh, George Drobet, Samuel Bell, Nathan Peter. inn 12-tr FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church alley, In Lion Mall, second story, opposite the German Reformed Church, in the City of Allentown. Is organised and ready for business. It shill piny SIX per cent. In terest on all deposits except business deposits, for any period of time , to be calculated from the date of deposit. To secure which, tho Trusteesof the institution have filed In the Coors of Common Plea. of Lehigh County, under the direction of the Court. a bond In the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith ful keeping and appropriation of ail each sums of money as obeli be placed In charge of sold FRANKLIN SAYINGS BANK, whether as deposits or shares of stock, which bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever It may be deemed necessary In addition to th is, the Act of Incorporation makes the Stockholders personally liable to the depositors in dou ble the amount ofthe Capital Stock of the Bank, which Is fifty thousand dollars, with liberty to Increase it to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Those provisions will make It a very desirable and safe place o f derosit. iidt'Y In ir'q t ot' that theP l t ;7be e%t onocto Wes a nTbes trotectZ:atg this clip. Arrangementswill be made to furnish drafts on the cities of New York and Philadelphia S. A. BRIDGES, President " 1.1. W. WILSON, Vice President J. E. ZIMMERMAN. Cashier. • Trustees: Daniel li. Miller, S. A. Bridges, John Holbert, J. W Wilson, William Baer, J. E. Zimmerman D. H. Cretin, Peter Gross Edwin Zimmerman, THE ERIN SAVINGS BANK OF . WM. L. YOHN PORTS SEVEN2I7 ST., ABOVE LINDEN, ALLENTOWN, PA. Thle bank has been entablished for the purpose of carry• lug on a general Banking bogineen, and to offer to the N community a SECURE IN for their money al home, at the came rate of Interest that it would command In New York or New Jeremy. MONEY LOANED OUT ON 000 D SECURITY Bold, Silver and Government Bonds bought and sold. Drafts drawn on the principal rifle. of the United States in gums to snit purchasers. Collections made on ell accessible poinle, and proceed. promptly remitted at current rates. Farmers, Merchants Laborers nod all who have moose ifiliNgitlagtetra¢orereaaMgaiird short period I.! i n:1! which to do buelnese. Interest allowed en deposits at the following rates, wit: SEVEN PERCENT. for ono year. SIX PER CENT. if loft for thirty days and under on. ear. iki•Revenne etam➢e tio elotbilm G REAT ATTRACTION I NEW .FIRMI NEW GOODS! CLOTHING! CLOTH IN GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING ORE'AT REDUCTION IN PRICES 1 T. OSMUN & CO., Successors to ]felspar & Oentun BARGAINS GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM IN REIIVER'B BUILDING. NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. We would inform the citizens of Allentown and the enr• rounding country that we are prepared with a largo stock of goods for , ' FALL AND WINTER WEAR, and offer them to the public at reasonable price. To thoee who hey their Clothing ready-mado, they are prepared to offer CARO/I.IPM. WROLE,SI7ITS MADE; TO ORDER? COATS, PANTS AND VESTS Cat and made lo the latest style, and by the best workmen OI.IR STOCK OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES Is larger than It has beau before, and we Intend to sell at very SMALL PROFITS, and also our customers the bone- St of one low purchases• Great quantities and varieties of • NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS, And everything In the lino of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, MEN'p, YOIITHEO, BOYS' and CHILDREN 8 READY—MADE CLOTHING, CONSTANTLY ON RAND. Don't forget the place, No. 0:13 Hamilton etreet, third door above birth street. T. Olibmw, mar 244 li°oll 11. BOHOLL MARTIN LYNN A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE! MOURTAOTIE PROF. ST. CROIX'S PI/ grim md. WHISKERS. POUND. the Great HAIR °ROWER. MOTTO ACHE. aill prods a n lureri tot IHOUoTAINI E. WHISKERS. •.r. V. lIIP•KERSon the smoothest face. Pleseent to see. sent to any address on receipt 01 F u lfil: . CatrlD ' CHEMIST. 'ENTH and CHESTNUT ITS..PHILA. xx. A • LOWE, '. N. R Cor. T b21'72-1, w M•IIUFACTOREEL or LOOKING-GLASSES AND FRAMES Large aasortnaortt of OIL PAINTINGS AND OHROMOS 130 N. Ninth lit, above Arch, mayL9mw) PHILADELPHIA CONSHOHOCKEN • BOILER AND COIL WORKS, • JOHN WOOD, JR ., NANUIACTURIIII OP • "P girl fl'o TIMM WO' " 'MI kinds of Wrought Iron Calls, B Tuyers for Blast For. nice, Gasometer., StnokoStacks,Blast Pipee,lron Wheel barrow.. and everything In the oller end Sheet Iron line. Also, all lamina Iron and Steel Poratnge and Bluckemlth work, Miners' Toole of all kinds inch as Whom Buckets, Pieta, Drill.. Mallets, Sledges, &c. Having. Steam Hammer and eet of tools of all kinds and skilled workmen, I gutter myself that I can torn oat work with promptness and dispatch, all of which will be warranted to he Oret•chuss. Patching Boller., and repairing generally, 'Wetly at. ended to.' &yr 17 A PROFITABLE BUSINESS! LIGHTEQUAt TO OAS.ATONE.RIOIITH THE COSTI Cannot be explodt4 •No chimney or wick beets. MEN Moamar a PROFITABLE MAIN no%secure the EXCLUSIVE for the sale of DYrlTT' coo S PAT ENT CARSON OAS LIOHT 'MENEM. AND OIL. for COMITIES or STATES. Write for Intormetlon or cello. M. 13. DYOTT, • No. 114 SOUTH SECON 'N. 11.—CIIERCIIES inrolehed with C H AN D E LIE RS and thin of every description. 25 per cent. cheaper then at soy other establishment In the county/.. mar ISEstW • . • • C F.,WOLVERTZ, NO. 600 HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN, Idaunficiuree of ,sll . kind. of Cutlery and dealer In SPOrtilltooo • Artiste. which be le seillnyat reduced prim• sw sines and double barrel Hunting Ottush Revolvers (0411E111de. powder, Wm, Cape s Fishing Tackle, eta, , THE' LETEIGH REGISTER, ALLENT6WN, :WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,1872. Nip* 21 NORTH FIGHTH.. STREET, NO. 91 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,' PHILADELPHIA. • MILLINERY AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. • ADOLPH. .. 'HELLER,. Has ,ow open the mod complete gloat of Fran hmllliwrf goods mid dram trimmings to be totted In this ally. A full aggertment of rlh•one In all new Aside.. 100 plot.. colored glike.frum 01 2d to 2.550er yard. BLOCK 811.0 AND SATIN. Ali shade, of turquoise atilt and corded rely on French and straw good.. lo we st gimp.. aces. bottom, Mc. Ladles who will gtve me a call may rely on getting new and good goods. at the loweet prima • • ADOLPH HELLER, mayl.2Mw3 No. 21 N. Eighth street, Philadelphia.. SILVER-PLATED WARE 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 PEAK. AND mgrAL HANDKRB, PLATED AND UN sprl7.3mw7 PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS A SPECIAL IY. GROVER . & BAKER'S ELASTIC LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES For Embroidery Are Sac'naive For //raiding Are Unexcelled For Quilting . Are Uneqdalled For /lemming . Are Buperic r For Tucking ' ”approachable For Gathering A re Uneurpaeeed For Snicking Aie Faultless For Cording Are Incomparable For Felling Are Admirable THE BEST IN ÜBE! Now Styles Shuttle Stitch Sewing Maohines For Manufacturing. To our NEW STYLES, which poems unmistakable advantages over the NOISE and CUMBROUE styles of cities makers. THE LIVE HOUSE mar 90 N. J. KRAMER'S "Corner Store at. Elan 70 dia NEW GOODS, Great Attractions STORE CEOWDRD DAILY CUSTOMERS ARE ASTONISHED ! LOW PRICES-- In spite of the great advance of all kinds of goods HIS STOCK of Dress Goods for Ladies SHAWLS r SHAWLS !1' SHAWLS 1!! DRESS LINENS for Ladies' Suitings. OUR DEPARTMENT FOR MEN'S AND BOY' S WEAR Parasols! Parasols! Parasols!! What hae created the eacltement among the Ladles t—Every Lady wants one of those BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS 1 HALF THE BARGAINS CANNOT BE ENUMERATED VirAll are Invited to call and get posted on the , change In prices miyls-tfif3 MEAD & ROBBINS MANUFACTURERS OF PHILADELPHIA CALL AND EXAMINE. J. F. WIBEBACH, Agent. OFTMOR AND SALESROOM, opposite German Reformed Church, may ll•diw No. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. p ~ OF ALLENTOWN. CHEAP GOODS, To see how complete his Stock is, and at such °Mains 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 Very Respectfully, Particular attention In de sired from all who require FAST, DURABLE AND IMPFLOTAD Shuttle Sewing Machines I=l Manufacturing OR FAMILY SEWING M.. J. KRAMER 4.; atebto anb •BAILEY&O ithestnut & 12th Sts., r t i lu k DEL r i u rk, 3eweters and Sittiermiths. Flint WATCFIES I FREOCiI C .00ICS I BIRPNZEBi PL TED WARE, Quality teoaranteeb. !Boobs sent by "Express on approval. wmayi, "Ai -II ISAAC R. STAUFFER, . .• WATCI ES AND JEWELRY, No.lo NORTH ET ., con. or QUAILRY, PHILA. aen4r e An aasortment of Watches, Jewelry. Silver and Plated- Wa constantly on hand. • 0 ea -Repairing of Watches and Jewelry pr r omptly ed to. an bay KELLER it BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN, PA. , CLOCKS, • • well regulated and warranted. Alt elle. and price.. from $2 upward.. A larger awortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than can be found in any other atore irithe city. JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVER WARE if every_ dergiiption. • sir Wed.. repaired on Short Notice. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE UHARLES S. MASSEY'S, No. 29 East Hamilton etreet. opposite the German Re formed Church. Joel received from New York and Phil adelphia, all the latest etylee GOLD WATCHES He hay the largest and beet assortment of Hold Watches and at lower prices than can be found elsewhere. SILVER WATCHES. than can is m ltrzzl i bgtAts e s r o e r . tggc tof or Watches GOLD JEWELRY. Ho has the largest and best assortment of all kinds of Gold Jewelry. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. Helms a larger and better aseortment of all kinds of Gilt and Plated Jewelry than can be toned elsewhere. SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Helms a splendid assortment of Silver and Plated Ware.. Anyperson deeiring goods in me line can not fail to be suited. CLOCKS. • A larger assortment than at any other establishment. MELODEONS. • A splendid assortment of Prince', Melodeons, the best In the world. AOCORDEONS. A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordeons. His establishment has lately been fitted op, and le now second to none In Now York and Philadelphia, and ahead of anythingontside the large cities. Ho has a larger stock of fashion able Qnode in bin lino than all otherevin Lehigb county combinott, To convince yourselves of the above call and see BICALBWEttg} NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, ♦ few doors west of the Goo(luental Hotel, JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS [il IMPORTERS OP WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, EUROPEAN NOVELTIES Have now in store, and are constantly receiving, an extensive variety of fine Goods appertaining to their buelnese Respectfully Invite persons vullluL tho city to favo them with a visit. Inquiries and orders by mail promptly attended to fed7•ly fOr tije Labia; MRS. GULDIN'S Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLENTOWN. PA. The Made at this old and well known establiehment Is constantly Increaaing, owing to the fact .hat NEW GOODF aro being constantly received of the LATEST STYLES and alwayn suitable to the want. of her numerous cmm. mars. People should always go whore they are sure to be united at low guar.., tan 1$ ATTENTION, LADIES! REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY, FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE JEWELRY. FINE PLATED JEWEL-El. Paris and Vienn• Fans, Hair Pins Fancy Leather Goods, Fancy Ornaments. Fancy BtlX. )}rake. Dressing Cases. Toilet Goode. U brollnr I bilk, Oi uham and Alpaca. All gamut end superior in quality and H. ino.tera XO tein DIXON, DI apr3-w] 21 South Eighth Street, Philada. MADAME NTEEL, ,1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Rue received from Paris the latest Spring styles POLONAISE BUSTLES AND 'CORSETS. La Victories Kangaroo & Nlllson BUSTLE SKIRTS for train and promenade dresses. Paris Werly & Children!e Corsots.all at popular prices. mar 20 ly TEMPLE OF FASHION'. ESTAHLIBBED MRS. M. A. BINDER, 1101, N. W. COR. ltra aC CHESTNUT STS.b PHILADELPHIA, Importer and Designer of Paris and London Novellies, . Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patterns of Latent and meet reliable Styles. fur Ladles' and Chlldrete• or. es • ladles' Dress Trimmings, Pre d Imitation Lmm Cloves, Farm Ribbons. Ties, eh Jewelry; Fancy Goods: Dlt LO3 AN D CLOAK MAKING In the most tante. GUT ful and elegant an guer. A Perfect BYofoos of DRESS TING' strict punctuality In folfillment of orders. PAPER PATTERNS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL mhl2.3mw 82000 PER ANNUM • • CAN BE MADE IN BELLING THE NEW WHEELER .& WILSONS'S SEWING MACHINE. A few active, rellabir buds's. man of good babas and address. wanted In desirable territory ailment sinwou.' pled. Wagon■ furnished i Security required. Send for infownation. or calla PETERSON & CARPENTER; Gen'l Agt's, 914 CHESTNUT STREET, .. PEIILLDESSIIA. . . . • J SY. ALTHOUSE,,A.gent, . ^ 44 * 014 11 441119 n atcaet, Allentown. ESTABLISHED IN 1810 Manor Dyeing Enlnblishyrient. & W. JONES, , No. 4 North Front Street, Phltadelphfa. Pa. , DVB Eilike..Woolen and Panay 0..0de of every deecrlp lion. Garm ents d rlty of Dyeihe badlysl and Gentle men's is widely known. Crape end Merino tilmwls dyed the most brilliant and plain colors. Crape and Merino. sh.wls carousal to look like new:v-44u. Oentl-rneu'e Apparel. ant Curtains, cleansed or radyed. Kid Gloves cleansed or dyed to look like new. 113-Call and look at oar work before going elsewhere. Damen glace, tor. Ninth and Vine eta . • Capr3-2inw THE IMPROVED FLORENCE. The Deist Sewing Machine Made. The only Machine that wakes Four different Mitchell L i ar/74M :t i l l thtt e work ea oppd(ndtoo —do , fif. 4 . eV the anti, Mae n asne fast bee a th dJoatfaff teadno. ..." 'combioad with the Rasa' Rapidtly; lad (Wein.* of Its football. tenfabfff With the busty .00, Quality of tt• toot with azooxe potorrentme•Gdwa it ohm most timar.blo. !hirable and Rut Family.flesetwg Machin. in ohs Worta. Quad Agents mold ed every County. Wilton' & Pennypeoker, Managers; 1183 Chestnut Berea, riatatta. spr24-3st sr) feent4-kat JRcbftfnat. c) 1 C" 1= p ; ,. 1-■-•1 ~~ 0> t- 4 O es"'s td O tt 13::=3 1= Pa.- NEW DRUG STOKE I take the pleaanre of Informing my numerous friends sod the public In general that I hay° opened a new Drug Stbre at NO. 736 HAMILTON STREET, and Ailed It with a carefully selected stock of Pure Drugs and Medicines PATENT MEDICINES, COAL OIL. and . 13ggyarmy fi lkydL OIL LAMPS Choice Perfninsry and toilet articles, as the finest Ex tracts for handkerchief add bathing. Hair Ode, flair In •itorato. I. sad Bair Dye.. An innumerabis essortinon of TAlet Boapa for W•alitla". shaving and erasing oil. lie or paint. Tooth Brushes and flair Brushes of eti grate and prises. Pocket Books. /Aura% Pass Books. Paper sod Pen.. Pocket Knives and Razors. a large variety of the toe. English and Berm. Fish Hooks and Tackles. lu short everything that can ha expected la a First-Class City Drug Store, AND AT The Very Lowest Market Rates WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will be n specially and will be Ailed day or night with the greato.d punctual• ity and accuracy. Physicians cud Storekeepers supplied with everything in my line at the lowest market rates. Having had cc. confidentdace my childhood in the Dreg business I feel that I can serve all who may favor :no with a call, to their satisfaction. E. W. DANOWSKY. Dr. WM. DANOWSKY takes thls opportnnity to thank hie numerous Moods to pant favors and will' be at the Drug Stoma( Ills eon t wale °wall who may desire hen medical oar vices. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 785 HAMILTON STREET, Between Seventh and MOW. Judi. w. .. PARENTS - TAKE NOTICE THAT AT THE BUTEN BOOK STORE TOO Wthi. 4pwAre yiTH NOIL ILLS AfL KINDS SCHOOL BOOKS, ' BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS AND SLATES, PENS AND INS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. l'The Bum Is again her/ for children to prepare for SOHOOL ADA we have on hand and for sale everything they .want endeeed fntlie SCHOOL ROOM. 0118, FLUOILB • ARE AS LOW • taloa.ar d we oL sa give them Jut what they DON'T VOHOET. ANDBEHEHBEH THAT THE ' BOTEN BOOK STORE IS THE PLACE TO BUT ALL KINDS OF School Books at the Lowest Prices. LEISENRING, TREKLER & CO., ml Hamilton St.. Afientawn.Pa. mipl-lfd . AGENTS! 'QUICK rush Air 10 on DIO LEWIS' lad and greatest work. OUR DIGESTION , ' or. MT JOLtreFROIND'S It I. by odds the prod eating aid Ibis book In the Sold. bftle on a 'Pall, linZrtaaL ea eeR !e bb7 1. for itiM l 44 . ..trietrai l lt r d ir Land ?e n moftleoeilt'rear Told b 7 sub", the pe. en aver for etch a book, and will urge son to bring it to UM:Wri , te for term.. dia l .D••• CEO. MACLEAN; Militia?, Roirm47 w rs3B.4.o2lfitmoMMEadelsMa. R ING ""L'atigiaggi ' SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. THURSDAY, AUGUST I,' 1872. Trains leave Harrisburg far New York as folloWs: • at 5193, 810 a. m., anti 200 p. m., connecting with similar rate. P6.66.11191VADia Railroad, and turning at New Pork at 1210, 950 and 040 p. m. raspectnelY. • Returning leave flaw Pori at giv a. 1205 Coon And 100 p. iladelphis at T 890 a. m. and 930 P.M. Loave Harrisburg fur Reading, Pottavtile, Manville. !Munn& Shamokin, Allentown, And Ma lalphla at 500 and 810 a. m., 200 and 405 p. M., stopping ,t Lebanon and principal way nations; the 405 p m. rain connecting for Philadelphia. Pottsville and Colam his only. For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven andenbarn eta Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Rani:- aura' at 3 4o p. m. San Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading For illontown Satiton and New York at 7 00, 1040, a. m.. and 165 p 'Returning..letne New York at 800 a. m., 12 f 5 moil end 611) y. en. and Alleutown at 775 a. nu., 1274 loon. 215, 491 and 9'95 p. m. • Way Passenger Train leavei Philadelphia at 780 a. m., ,unnecting withaimilar train on East Penna. Railroad; returning leave eve it 020 p stopping at ' • • Loave Pottsville at 530 and 900 a. 133,, and 230 p. m.,. 'dumdum at 10 00 a. In. nhamokin at 6Y and 11 16 a. ut., Ashland at 705 a. ra. and 12 43 p m . Mabanoy CRY It 751 a. ru. and IR3 p. m. Tamaqua at 833 a. m. and 210 p. m. for Philadelphia, New York, Reading, Harrisburg, kn. Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Stuquebanna Rail• road at 816 a. m: for Harrisburg, and 1146 a. m. fore Pine. grins and Tremont. Pottsville Aecommodation Train leave. Pottsville at 6 3 passes Reading ill 05 a. m•. arriving at Phlladet• pain si 93)r.m. .Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 51: pa ..Ing Heading at 7 40 p. m., arriving at Putts. N l 4. ate 271 77. M.' POttalOWtl AccoMModallon Train leaves Pottstown .t 045 a, an. lici.llllll2lf, 10.011 Pllll•dUiphitl. (Plinth an . Mu... 1 71171 87.71, M. Columbia Railroad Trains leave Heading at 7 20 a m and 6 16 p at for hphrata, title, Lancaster, Columbia. 00, ;ra mming kayo Lancaster at 821 s in, and 913 p m. nod Columbia at 816 a M. and 316 p m Peralionou Railroad Trains leave Perkionion Junction at 735, 866 a m. 255 and 240 pm. ltetmuing. Orono Lone at 016, a m, 123. and 420 17 in, counecting a ad trains on Reading Railroad. Pickering Valley Railroad trains leave amnia villa at 010 a m, 310 and 6 60 p o °turning InaVu Ryer. at OM' a al. 1 0445 7701 m, aud , 120 p m, connecting with Muffles train. Relining Railroad. Cutehrooktlain Railroad trains leave Pollen:own at 040 a in and 12), 021 and 716 p m; returning leave /fount Pleabaul. al 000, 803 nail 1125 am, and 32) p m, connect log with tram. on Heading It. It. Chester Valley Railroad Trains leave Bridgeport at 830 am and 3 411 and 533 pmt returning, leave I) .wnington atu63a m 12 30 and 640 p in, connecting with similar trains on &admit Railroad. On Sunday.: leave Now York et 000 pm, Philadelphia at 800 a in and 310 p m (Mu 805 arn tram muulad only to Reading). leave Pottsville at SIM in, Harrisburg at 600 a m an d 2OUp m, AllinitOWEl at 435 and 035 p Read• lag al 7 15 a m and ld 55 p m for Harrisburg, at 7)0 a m for Now York, at 720 m for Allentown atm at 04u am and 416 p m or Ptilladelpuirt. Commutation. Mileage, Season, School and Excurelon Ticket., td and front all polutw, ut reduced rates. Ramose checked through; 100 pounds allowed each Passenger. J. E. WOOTTHN. anal 13 Asal. Sing. le Eng. Jinglers,. C AND=T-Ari 74zrZ. FOGELBVILLE R. R. 119a0BibiEVEstg d J. I t r • (ter JUNE THIRD, 1872, Pasaoncer Tr. non & Fogel/1011e Railroad will ran to c. 0 Lolligh Valley. Lehigh di iiatiquohann Railroad, as folio wn:— and at ata an • Ith th Penn. I •e Wee the V. tion • En et I Train P. id. 8 (3 7 at 7 t 6 7 15 7 21 737 739 7 48 7 81 g Stallone The of the ho t o h Herr!. Anent morning train west leaves Catssariqua on the arriv . al e L It. It. Paesenger train from Easton, bo.e.e nd Alice town. and connects at Alburtis with a train o East Pennsylvania H.H. for Heading, Potts•illo. 'burg and Philadelphia and also with a train for town. Bethlehem and Easton. -71Nr -40 6 7 11 110 `HII.IO . -. • • . The morning train East connects at Albuti.s who ,rains An E. P. R. R. from Harrisburg, Potts v ille !wading and llentown and at Catassuqua with train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Ranch Chunk, Wilkesbarre,.Bcran• ton, Philadelphia and Now York. The 115 P CI train West Corineeta at Alburtis with trains on the East Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottsville. Har risburg, Philadelphia, Allentewn, Bethlehem, Easton, and Now York t arrive In Philadelphia via Reading ,t tl p. m. The Evening train east leaven Alburtis on the arrival of a train from Allentown and of a train making connec tions at Reading with trains from Philadelphia, Harris. burg, Pottsville Am., and connects with local paesenger train on the R. R. at Cstassuqua for Allentown, Bethlehem cud Emton, Hokentlatiqua and Copley. Persons wishing to go to Allentown can take the morn ing train West to Albuttls, arrive at Allentown 915 a m„ And return by a train on the East Pennsylvania Railroad, leaving Allentown at 495 p. m. C. W. CHAPMAN, fan 10.111 Boat. and Engineer.. ORTH PENNSYL VANIAA RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT., Passengers for Philadelphia take Lehigh yalley 10. R. train. palming Allentown at 013 and 816 a.• m, II; 660 8 17, t2ranig , lo" . P i .vgi. i n P A l ls i4 ote l eg i h ' a a n t a ß SlTs 9 . 1 a:n ttt Railroad train. as 816 a. tn.. 923. 040 and lo p. m. strive in Philadelphia at 10.45 a. m., 216, 6 40, 8 M and 10 SO p. m. LOCAL SCHEDULE. (Six Through Trains Daily; Sundays Excepted Passenger trains leave tho depot Northwest corner Barks and American sheets. Philadelphia, ' • For Allentown at 880 and 945 a. m., 2 10. 9.3,1, 4 00 and 545 p En. Palace can ate attached to the 890 a. to. train For Doylestown at 846 a. m.,. 2 40 and 4 SUp m. For Forl Washtn atm) at 7 43 and 11 a m, Sand 1130 p m. For Abingtou at 7 • m., 180, and 6 so p. m. Pot Lansdale at 090 p. m. Leave Bethlehem at 880, 800 a. tn., 1215, 025, 810 and 640 p. m. Dovleetown at 700 a. to., BOOand6oop. m. Laaedale at 805 a. m. Port SYaehlagtoa at 45, 1080 a. m., and 216 and °24 2 p '. Abln ton at 741 a m 216 and 673 D. to. ON SUNDAYS. Leave telltp t ezf i or Phllad2)phla at 4 8 1 5 :12,... m. Leave m. PnYlaclllehla t for Bethl or te: n alf,..3B o a i. m ta. Pare—Allentown to 60130 - . • SLLIS CLARK, A Bent.: I ,EIIIGIII VALLEY= NN "vi 1.4 RAILROAD. im.m.ent" BUMMER ARRANORMSN't Leave Allentown for New York. via Central Railroad of Now Jenny. at 60.5 •, 15, and 816 am, and 1201, .1210•, d 'nod 5 50 p. m. For Now York, via Morrie & &USX Railroad.at 60.5', n0d12.1, 12 10*. 5 40 0 , and A ia) p M. For Illunim k Chunk and Belvidere at 816 a or, and 5 40* p m. For Lambertville and Trenton at 615 a m, and 1201 and 5 Lap m. For Enaton at 5.5., 014, 615 and 10 10 a to; 12 01. 1215•, 310, 546'. 550, 741 and 828 P m. For Philadelphia, via North Penn Railroad, at 615, 815 a m, and Mid. 556, and 829 p m. For Washingtot., 1/, C . at 815 Am, 12 01 and 8 2 _8 pm. For Cat:minutia & Fogleavilis R. 16,841 a m. ana 12 20 p Por Copley of 641 a m, 1220. 494, 629 and 824 p m. For Mauch Chunk at 644. 1047 a tn. 1220, 434 -and 8 24n m. For Willtesbarre and Pittston. at 6 44 and 10 17 a m, 1220, 494 p m. For Waverly, Otsego Elmira. Anbarn and Buffalo, at It 47 a to (Express Train.) atrt 1220 p. m. For lialloton at 644 Kati 10 47 a in, and 4 94 p m. For Audonriod at 1047 . m. For hitilianoy City at 644 .td 10 47 a m, and 931 p m. For Mt. Carmel at 6 44 and lo 47 a m. Trains with n atar (•, .tort (ruin East Penn Junction. U. STANLEY GOODWIN, Atia't Goal Sup . t. it. R. bAYHE Sup't Si Eng. ALLENTtrIVN PASSENGER RAIL. WAY. TIME TABLE. On and after MONDAY. JUNE 3, 1872, care Will ran to all trains on the Lehigh Valley and Lehigh end liesque• henna, Philadelphia & Heading (Etna Peon Junction) Unread., and to the Allentown Furnace, leaving Sta tion, Hamilton and Ninth mean, as follows: For L. V. L. &8: H. Penn. Furnace. Leave Fur A U A. M. A. M. A. M. A M. 5 45 7 45 0 N 1 9 ll 10 OM 015 10(0 8 40 11 A) i 166 7 45 11 35 11 7.0 9 41 P. AL P. M. 10 lo 1 10 100 11 35 . P. BL P. Bt. 0 00 3 10 11 10 2 AA 1 40 5 00 A 83 P. AL 870 . 3(0 700 ' 7)0 3 2 ) 616 610 300 740 0W 1 A 710 2) , Pay Day,. &ONLY Saturd'a 740 840 02) The above care run to all .the paeeenger trains on the above road.. FARE TEN CENTS. • Children under ten years of age. Ylve Cents C F. WOLF ERTZ, • C UTLERY. NO. 600 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. Manufactures and keep', eon.tantly on bind a WO as sortment of all Muds of Cutlery, Reform Table one and Fork. Paooket Katy,. Seleeori & • •, (lly ALLENTOWN Rolling . Mill Co Booremons to THAYER, ERDMAN, WILSON & CO., Manutaeturen of STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, RAILROAD TURN TABLES, MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, Fisrnace, Rolling Min and Mining 'Work, • e &c., &C., &C. N. B.—All work guaranteed and delivery prompt. L. H. GROSS, Supt. august 9.3 m WATSON'ti CELEBRATED Finr, AND RIIRGLAR PROOF i t i.,t" ' t ri7 4' . . SAFES. ~ I ...F,,,.-. ~., , .is• --- - r ESTABLLSRED N 1848. THE OLDEST SAFE HOUSE IN PHILiLDBLPHIA. The only Safe with Doane. Guaranteed Free tram Damsinese. Also prism from send for '2O oar rent. low han other makers. Please send for ()Ocular and Price l i st. T. WATSON & SON, ftless( Evans & Watson. Nann'ectstrars No. El S. rearth St. Philadelphia. M. S. YOUNG & 09., Agents, snig2o.smw) ALLENTOWN. . • • • POE ILLORTRVIED A. LOOIOAL JOURNAL Is every respect a Firet• Class Magazine. Its ankles are • the highest interred to all. It mochas what we orb and h ta bombs the most of ourselves. • The informalleu lion Wee on 'the Laws of Life and Health la well worth the mice of the Magazine to every family. It le published at WM • Year; BY a special arrangement We are rumbled to offer the Phreuat Decal Journal as a Fremont for Ave new subecribere to the Lipman itteferint. or will foretell the Lames Reels yen and Phrenological Journal together for V PC. We commend the Jeered to all who wanta good Illagazlao. • address all Green to ROUT. Allentown. Va. D. LUCKENII*OII, • ATTOR vy • N AT LAW, (formerly ptaeneedis Onto outman Ones, Hamilton Street, wood iloor. nevi l t r e Tart Allentown. a: Mayb• con Itailroatus. los on • noes- IL, and East rd Trains 12:3213 CATABA44QUA ' 963 4 8E1PLE'S 945 *JORDAN [MIDGE, 939 OtITH'B, 9 34 WALBERT'B, 929 (71141 , 51AN'8. 919 TREXLERTOWN, 907 BREINIOBVILLE, 896 •81.1tING CREEK, 8 03 AL-111111TM 837 I=3 Trains for Philadelphia. Irofe,g,stonal earbo. . - V't J. MARE. ATTORNEY Alt LAW, .a.. 0 • ALLISNTOWN, PA": Otos, N 0.60 But street.. airOan be ooneultad In German. . Inn 14 EILDiUN K BALDWIN, ATTORNEY'S %, AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown. PA. (ma. N.L.MI4 DA; ILtmliton stmt. 0. W. Rams. . P. A. R. BALDWIN MunKlrl.. KAEFIMAN, 44.TTOR. NE AT LAW. Odice, second door of the Pint national Bank building, ALLENTOWN, PA. Collodion made In Lehigh and adjoining condi.s. Can be consulted tithe English and Carman languages. sap 1447 S: C. . ENNIS E EWER. ATTORNEY • AT LAW. Removed to the Post Office banding. "mod door. ALLENTOWN PA. spr TI-1T ELIAS MERTZ. ALDERMAN, SURVEYOR AND CONVRYANCRR AGENT FOR THE BALE OF REAL ESTATE, Ww.t R.rollton RI., Allentown. ThOl mire, 4 d"IrOttAI IY kA AT LAW. Oillco with Hon. John D. Stiles, Allen town, EDWIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, eight doors above the Court Floes. AL LENTOWN Lehigh county. Pe. fob 1.3-'00.17 GEORGE K. 111 V ILSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. GM Ilnndltun sireet..nearly oppo .olto tho Coon llua.o. Alionto n. Collections promptly made In Lehigh and Northampton Collll[loB DR. C. C. 11. GULDIN, SURGEON DENTIST. Office, over hire. H. A. 0. °Odin I Trimming Store, No, S 4 Haat Hamilton etreet, Allentown Pa. T EVI SHOVER, ATTORNEY AT 1-1 LAW AND JUSTICE OP THE PEACE, MILLERS TOWN, LEHIGH CO., PA. Particular attention paid to inaulveat and aacedoid estate.. Jan 6-1 y WM. S. YOUNG, JR.; (wrrn KNOWLTON. SMITH • SOMA'S.) ATTORNEY AT LAW, Eo Cage.oms 43, 95.10 and 47, Yo. 100 WooMiniton Street une . Chi J 3O JOHN 0. 1100101 AN, ATTORNEY AND COUI(SELLOR AT LAW, Room 6; No =Ws out Mrem, 6111r1-1y TIIOIII. I IS B. METZGAR, ATTOR NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. Office, No. 62 East Hamilton street. . may 29.'09 GEORGE B. WHALE ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, Fire 4 door above Law Altai. AL. LENTOWN. PA. may Iss.em JAIIIENt4.IIMERV, AT'rtultNElt AND CO 0N5111.1.011 AT t.AW, deouna door of H. J. Kra- Mee* oppos.to yltu Eagle Hotel, Allentown, P*. um, a-Ir THIWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY ALI AT LAW.. 001 co, with Hog. Samuel A. Bridge., ALLENTOWN, PA. 'may I.ly JOHN RUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW OOlco N. E. Corner oth and Hamilton Streets ALLEN - TOWN,may 1-ly • ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTOittir. AT LAW. ONce, oppollte the Court Hoare, AL LENTOWN PA. may I.ly 668 5 to 611 698 691 5 26 5 15 W ITALIA 111 11. GLACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CATAdAUQUA, LEHIGH COUNTY PENNA. • may 10.17 R CLAY lIANIERSLY,ATTORNEY AA I. AT LAW CATABAUQUA PA. inn 14.438.tf ' Carpct3 anb ClotD. CARPETINGS. WILLIAMS & DALE,' RHOORBBOHO TO H H OODUHALE. 832 MARKET STREET, PRILADELPDIA, Deelore In CARPETS, OIL CLOVIS. MATTINGS, eta, Wa havejust recanted for the Spring trade a large an d assortmeut of new and beautiful styles In 10 roe sots, tearable, *ethnics. Oil Clothe, Window 'Shade.. eta.. etc. ' all of which wo will odor at the lowest es-h prices. We toolto all to call and see as, and sialrlille oar stock before per haelug elsewhere, 'WILLIAMS DALE, 532 Market St.. Philadelphia ob 28.3mw RICH AND ELEGANT • CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,.&O. S. C. FOULK. NO. 19 8. SECOND ST., PHILA., Meet Carpet Store below Market. East side.) Invites attention to his splendid assortment of Imports t and American GA III'ETS. which will be eold at a var. all advance.. Goode warranted as represented so tha all can buy with confidence and eatisfaction. no, 2341 CARPETS I CARPETS ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND ILIATTINOS, WINDOW SHADES, &0., G.' B. NY KR & CO., 34 SOUTH SECOND ST., PLIILADA.; ',West Blde, bekißlasket. N. B. —A Mara/ discount io Churches and Clergy , men aprl7-3ww l ifi • I_ l \4 xexces STU easaut PELLETS. ialg VOW e g g e‘ etigi , Or Sugar-Coated, Concentrated, Rost and Herbal Juice, Anti.ltillons Granules. THE "LITTLE GIANT'', CATHARTIC, or Nahum In Parvo Physic. The novelty of modern lifedlmd Chemical and Th ar. macentical Science. No use of any longer taking the large, repulsive and nauseous pills, composed of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients when we can by a careful &ndication of chemical science extract all the cathartic and other medicinal properties from the most valuable roota and herbs, and concentrate them into a minute Granule, scarcely larger than a mustard seed, that can bo readily swallowed by those of the most senaltive stomachs and fastidious tastes. Each little Purgative Pellet remors', Ida most concentrated form, as much cathartic power as is embodied In anyof the largo pills found for sale In the drug shops. From their wonderful cathartlo power, in proportion to their size, people who have not tried them arc apt to suppose that they are harsh or drastic in effect, but such Is not at all the calm, the different active medicinal principles of which they are composed being so harmonized and modified, ono by the others, as to produce a most searching and, thorough, yet gently and kindly opera.; Hug cathartic. $5OO Reward Is hereby offered by tho proprioi for of these Pellets, to any chemist who, upon an. abate, will find In them any Calomel or other forma gtmercury or any other mineral poison. 1 Being entirely vegetable, no particular/ care is required while using theta. They opiate without disturbance to the constitution. diet, or oc-I caption. For Jaundice, Headache, Can.' stipation, impure Blood, Pain in the Shoulder., Ti Finale's o f the Chest, DIAH xiness,_Sour Eructations of the mom.. nett, Bad taste in month, Bilious attacks, Pain In region of Kidneys', Internal Fever, Bloated feeling about; fito.nach,linsh of Bloodtoffead i lligh! Colored Urine, Unsociability and Gloomy Forebodings, tato Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In extol 'on of the remedial power of my Purgative' Pell over so great a variety of diseases, I wish to say tha their action upon the animal econc..4 my is universal, not a gland or tissue' escaping their imitative Impress. Age does not Impair them; their sugarcoating and being enclosed In glass bottles preserve their virtues ti aim. paired for any length of time, in any climate, so that they are always fresh and reliable, ititicb Is not the case with the pills found In the dr ustores, put up cheap wood or paste•board boxes. Mecollect that for all diseases whore a Laxative, Alterative or Purgativele indicated, these little Pellets will give the moat perfect sathitaction to all wile site them.' They are sold by all enterprising Druggists at 25 cents a bottle.. Do.not illow any druggist to induce you to take' anything else that he may say Is Just as good as my Pellets became ho makes a larger profit on ttuttwhlch. 'he recommends. It your druggist 'cannot supply them, enclose 25 cents and metro Altem by return, gtotn ,D. P. DZBROD, X. D., Prop% . • , • . • suareLo, irj EECM REMOVAL ! REMOVAL! S. R. Engelman & Bro.'s CHINA STORE: HAS . BEEN REMOVED TO No. 4740 HAMILTON STREE (Walker's Old Bland,) ALLENTOWN, PA SPECIAL ANNOUN CE M ENT FOR THE SPRING TRADE. TII6FINEW At3Bo4niEllT OP TABLE WARE, $B, C Saolognste, Figu res, Smoking Sets, Mantle Ornaments, Ail:11"1 lETICLEB. over °fared le Ms elti 'es mak a lulls stook of • FINE OUT . GLASS WARE. much 11 13:8112DIIR I W. F. D•eea sept43mw
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