The Lehigh register. (Allentown, Pa.) 1846-1912, August 28, 1872, Image 4

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    goat anb tumbet.
Unwn Street: near' Lehigh Valley Depot,
Allentown.
RITTER.& ABBOTT,
MANUFACTURERS OF,
Sash, Doors, Outside Blinds, inside Blinds, Mould
tows, Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair Rail.
fags, Window Frames, Door Frames, dm
SCROLL SAWINo,
TURNING.
PL
AI ANING,
ATCHING,
FLOORING lii
U A
RTIN°,
DONE AT TEE SHORTEST NOTICE.
ALSO, STAIR BUILDING dono and HAND RAILING
mile to Order.
•• • • • •
Having now had almost live years' poesenelon' of the
Hill, refurnished It almost wholly with new and Improv•
ed machinery, arid having none but experienced work
men, we are prepared to defy competition from at home
and abroad, both in price and workmanship.
Do yen contemplate building? Call at our Factory and
satisfy yourself with a personal examination.
Drawings for buildings, brackets, patterns for orna
mental work, recoils for porches. can be seen at all urea
calllpg at our office. Any Information to the builder
famished cheerfully and freely, by militia at the Mann
fsetery, on Union Street, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen
town. Pa., or by letter through the post aim.
sag 9-Iy] RITTER St ABBOTT.
A MUIR? p OTTO. U.N. OTTO. 0. W. MILLER
F LRER r, OTTO dc puLrEn,
mANCIFACTI7III2IIB AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER,
WILLIAMSPORT, PA
MILL ON CANAL, W
BAT OP M
M AYNARD STREET
OTHE ILL
W P CRANE Aosprz. 4 atm 704 y
Spectadeo.
SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES!!
EYE GLASSES, &O.
spilt:A:::'ii;',;°3ll2o:',"V:7?`°"" kin" ofif&--
CHAS. S. AIASSEY'S,
NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET,
ALLENTOWN, PA
flaying devoted a great dent of care and attention to the
Spectacle hnnineen for levee lent few yearn, I find that my
basin.. In that line hen Increased no nch that I have de
termined to make whi ch SPECIALTY. There IN no article
Wanufactured in there In no much deception prac
ticed ha v e to le Spectacle Olannes. Knowing that the
To Mlbeen frequently humbugged by par r ha
h ;r v ic e r Tfi l e " in r • g:t%, " y r t i r j all ' ar n o o p a n ' o b tat n e!
eswilles and infirmities of age, I have taken pain. to tie
led a large and complete asnortinent elf the fined and best
elesses .•gr manufactured, thus affording all persons
Weeding Spectacle. an opportunity of purchasing at rea
'Mahal. Prices. Perim. having any difficulty in being
matte elliewbere mitt do well toe ive me a call, a. I feel
implldent that no one will fail lobe nulled. Remember the
fl otmd. If o. 23 East Hamilton street, opposite the Oar.
allawrlsiormed Church, Allentown, Pa. Jun 23 '6B tf
Boot Alaimo.
JOHN B. LENIZ JOHN
sEAB N O ?I ,. . , BI. a WEINBLIEIBIER
JOHN E. LENTZ Sz 00 '7
SUCCESSORS TO
YOUNG & LENTZ.
The firm of Young & Lenin was dissolved by mutual
consent on Pebro ry loth. 1572 Mr. Young retiring. Wm.
H. Welosheirner and Jolla Soabold. Jr., having taken bin
place. The new firm bon es to have the cuntinnanco of the
patronage so liberally bestowed anon the old firtn. Tu.) ,
gge r s a w l i h t gl p r r u em tm . o t s o Le s n e d n er f oj r s ni t s o h accommodate their
BOOTS AND SHOES
of the best make and material. and will always hut, on
handa Isrge .....1111101.t of the most desirable styles,
t0.....1111101.t,
suited the trade of this section.
The firm of Yonne & Lentz having to. en dissolved, all
parties Indebted to them ore requested to make settlement
between Ibis dab and April Ist next. The books will re
main at the old stand. Either of the old partners la au•
'bonged to align in liquidation. feb .8-3 m
•
•
OPENING
OF
LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER
SUITS AND COSTUMES
EVERY DAY.
BLACK. COLORED AND FANCY SILK SUITS,
TAMISE AND CASHMERE SUITS.
PIQUE LINEN. LAWN AND ORGANDY SUITS,
AND SUITS IN EVERY VARIETY OF THIN MATERIAL
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
ALSO A FULL LINE. OF SACQUES. TALM AS AND LA
DIES UNDERWEAR.
LACE JACKETS. POINTS, A,,., &c.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER .110 WN IN THIS CITY
AGNEW ENGLISH
NO. 839 CHESTNUT ST.,
OPPOSITE CONTINENTAL NOTEL..
AND
29 SOUTH NINTH STREET,
apr2l-w PHILADELPHIA.
FURNITURE FURNITURE !
H. L. MCCONNELL,
BUCCE.BOB to
HUTTON & McCONNELL,
Hae on hand, at the old stand,
$O9 .MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA.
A LARGE STOCK OF FINE
Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room
FURNITURE !
—AT—
Greatly Reduced Price&
All.goeds warranted. All old customers will ho dealt
'with as formerly, and the patronage of the public Is
earnitatly aollcited
L. MCCONNELL,
Manufacturer awl Dealer In FURNITURE,
anar27 Scow] 800 Market Etreet, Philadelphia.
GREAT BARGAINS
FURNITURE.
A.VERILL BARLOW,
NO. 45 S. SECOND STREET,
%as his Immense wareroomn (air stories) filled with a
.real variety of first-clase Fornitare, and to offering It at
Prices lower than any other
Dealer in Philadelphia..,
--Illag the same class of goads.
tie hen also a gieat ♦arloty of low-priced work, which
to is gelling at reduced prices, either at wholesale or re-
Including all styles of Cottage Foiniture.
Ileo, Agent for the'lleck with Sewing Machine. fries
Cser34llaw
f AUG EST STOCK !
—DRAT INDUCEMENTS
' 8.- •
• tiny all yoiniltirallara at the largest farollure store In
• lowa of
qEORGE- W. HEIMBACH
732 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN.
•
The Arm have recently put toe MAN.
• „ Tll ALL PLATE•OLARB FRONT, and
we otherwles enlarged their facilities for rd%••
ploy on hood the largest stock to the city,
t. II
• , sur • ,
ELEGANT FURNITURE
.1 I
•• , artorseturetl I o their °ton calabliehment,
et th tilt own supervision, cud l• warrant
t•be Me best In the market An Inspection • •
3 ,eir stock will convince hovers of the ad- •
• ...IMO or buying from them
.tonrga W. 11.411331nd), manattetare RITTLE'.3
I urgwr spitirro I3ED.and are cols agents for that
•.1,..11i0r bed. Call and eon it. Remember
The Mammoth Glass Front,
1 1A TK A N'S
•
WASTE PAPER DEPOT.
The Highest each Price Paid For
Old' Neifemapers " Old Blank Books
Of ...r; description. And Ledgers.
/sate Paper, That are .11 written over.
. • Will Mods. 0 d Pamphlets, So.
a • kcal IlAantrte AINZi VITAS BittONT.
Aria l eati tliltra
ifinancial.
JOSEPH MILLER d: CO.'S
BANKING HOUSE,
Fogelaville, Lehigh County, Penny.
MONEYS received on deposit sod 0 per coot. literest
allowed on all alms meshing six months or over. For
shorter periods special rates will be paid.
Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees,
Treasurers, Tax. Collectors
•od olbor on•lodlsoo of poblic or privato money,, aro
oflAred , lhoral rm.. of Intorext.
. .
Farmer.. Merchants.Laborera and all pe r iod e Inane)
tonne out on Interest for a long or shortwill nod
oar limitation an agreeable and adVantageons one In
which to do nuttiness.
. .
Mean,' depoelted Intl& Inelitnllen IS SAFE AND WELL
SECURED.
110L.A Inn, Tenney loaned Quinn favoreblo term,
JOSEPH MILLER.. J. 11. LICRTENW ALDER,
FRANK J. SLOUG R. Cepr3.oln w
MILLERSTOIVN SAVING
.BANS
MILLERSTOWN, LEIIIOII COUNTY.
Thin institntion will be opened on or bolero the tat day
of April. Money will tin token on deposit at nil times and
•n toy name from ono dollar upwards, for which
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
per annum will bopaid.
Deposita may be withdrawn at any titan Also, money
oanod out on favorable terms.
JAMES WEILER, President
Ica ?MIMI Sul URR, Cosi, fee.
J. F. M. Shilfert, Geer, Lndwig,
Frederick C. Yobol, Christ I K. Henninger,
David Donner, Willi, r
Isaac Griebel, C. Enner,
Horatio T. - Merl:nu, Benjamin J. Schmoyer.
James Siontnaster mar 16.6 m
ALLENTOWN SAVINGS INNTITII
TION,
Organized as "DiIIICS Saving Itatilation,"
NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST.,
(RSAI:LT OPPOSITE. Tub AMERICAN HOTEL.)
PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR
IIONEY ON DEPOSIT.
This Institution, tho oldest Slicing Bank In Eastern
Pennitylvanln. has been In continuous and suceessfnl
operation for ten years, andcontinues to tiny SIX PER
CENT. INTEREST on inoney for ouo year, and special
rates of Interest for shortor period:,
• •
dentia L
02L•All dovonito of looney tr ill ho held k•lriclly coo!'
Executors, Administrators,Trustees, Assignees,
Treasurers, Tax Collectors,
and other custodians of public or private money', aro of
fared liberal rnton of Interest..
Farmers, Merchants, laiharers, and all who have
money to put on interest for a Ions: or short period will
Sod our Institution on agreeable and advantageous one in
which to do business. Wo especially Invite Lgui us to
transact their banking business with on. •
MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have special privi
leges granted by our charter—having Dili power to trans
act business with an in their own nitrites.
Money deposited with this Institution
IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED,
by a Capital Meek and sarplue money rarity of over
SIXTY. THOUSAND DOLLARS. and addition. the
Board of Trustees have. an required by t barter, given
bond. under the napery Won uf the Court in the mon of
FIFTY TIWITSAND DOLLARS, u Web loonda are regis
tered in and held by the Courtof Cononou Pleas of thin
county for the security of deponitorg,
Our Iron Vaults nre of the most annumand extensive
kind known in this country, s
oara ersonal Inspection will
show, and to which we invite friends and easterner.,
We refer to thin, believing that mare Burglar Proof Vaults
completothenalety and reliability of a good Saving Bank.
WILLIAM 11. AINEY, Premblent.
CHRISTIAN PRETZ, hire Prealdent.
REUBEN STABLER. Cashier.
TRUSTE:6R:
. . .
William 11. A Iney, Charlet. S 11.11,
Chrtellan Net:, John D. Stiles,
P. S. Sl\lllooll, Benj..% Ilagenbneb.
George lirohnt, Samuel Sell,
!lath. Peter. Jan 12-tf
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK,
Located at the corner of Hamilton otter) and Church
alley, in Lion ( lull, second story, opposite the. German
Reformed Church, in the City Of Allentown. is organised
sad ready for business. II trill prig p. rent. In
terest on all eleposilN exeept boxerr.xx,/cpoxila, for et ny
Period oftint be t h e
frroni 'bile of deport,.
To secure which, the Truster. of the institution have
filed In the Court of Common Pleas Of Lehigh County,
under the direct'on of filo Court. a hond In the sum of
Twenty•live Thousand Collars, conditioned for the faith.
(al keeping and appropriation of all sorb antms of money
as shall ho placed In charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINGS
BANK. whether 1.1 depiisit, ur ..littres of stock. which
bond may ho enlarged by tho Court whenever it may ho
deemed necessary.
In addition to title. the Art of Incorporation makes tho
Stockholders Per , ortrr (bad,: fo iitposilorx h..tott•
the th e amount of the Crtpilnl Stork of lia r Bank, which
Is fifty thousand dollars, with liberty to inertiaso it to one
hundred and fifty thinii.and dollars.
Those provisions will make it it very desire!. and sofa
plac o e u. of . d . eposit...
be keptin On t o u ? the pence t o
r t i t' n ' tPb t o ‘ al h ;r t r t „ t ircO t :l P e " r " r i t t itsil l t!
(tastily.
Arrangements will be Blade to furnish drafts on the cities
of New York and Philadelphia
S. A. DIU DBES, l'remirb nt
li. W. W I LS.. N. the Prexident
J. E. ZIMMERMAN, Cushier.
Trusties :
Daniel 11. Miller, S. A. Bridges,
John Holhen. .1. IV Wilson, •
William Baer, J. E. Zimmerman
D. 11. Creitr, liter lino's,
Edwin Zitnnierinon. mar 30
THE ERIN SAVINGS BANK
OF
WM. L. YOHN
NORTH SEP EN2B ST., ABOVE LINDRIV,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Tub bank bite boon eatablished for the purpose of carry•
Mg on a general Banking booth., and to olfer to the
commnuity a SECURE INVESTMENT for their motley at
home, at the came rata of intermit that It would command
In New York or New Jeraey.
MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY
... , .
Uold, 811wer .d Ouvernmout Bonds bought and
told.
Drafte drawn on the principal ninon of the United States
In annn to malt purchasers.
Collections made On all acceseible pointe, and proceeds
promptly remitted at CUrrelit rateis.
Farmers, Merchants, ti.borere and all who Lase money
thist out on Intermit for a long or short period will find
Institution an agreeable and advantageous ono In
which to do hominess.
. . . .
Interent allowed oa deposits at tha followlag rates
wit:
SEVEN PER CENT. for ono year.
SIX PER CENT. if lilt for thirty daye and tinder ono
Year.
aii-Raveriao Manne so at. Uan 2) di,.
WILMINGTON AND READING
RAI.LROAD
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
FREE OF TAXES
We are offering the Second hlettgagu 13uotin of thin
Couto:to•
AT SO AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
hifrrest PoutiPob Jmauttry July
=1
I,ooos, 500 s and 100 s
And can be REO !STURM) free of expenee. The teal.
relecellaneun, freighte nod iinegenai, tel are eon
niaotly ineirasiug The inrrea , .n for nine id.
ending All.ht 1, 157 . 2. ;,..r the nine (D) months ending
August I. Iti7l, woe V..f. '2,11 di.
Benda, Pamphlets and illforlllllll. CALI be obt.iiiied of
DE HAVEN & Bib.,
Fiscal Agents of the United States,
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
I=l
(nothing, •
GREAT ATTRAC'IIIOS I
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
CLOTHING! CLOTH IN
GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
T. OSNIUN & CO.,
Succeaaora to .3fel:gar it 08111 U n •
BARGAINS
AT•TIIH
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
IN REIMER'S BUILDING.
NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET,
ALT.ENToWN, PA.
We world Inform (ho slate. of Allentown and the eur•
roondiug country that we are prepared with a large stock
of goody (or
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
and alter them to the villain at roaeonable prier. To there
who buy their Clothing ready•ubide, they arc prepared to
offer BARGAINS.
WHOLE SUITS .11.1115•70 WIDER!
COATS, PANTS AND N ESTS
Goland =dein rho Intent style, and by the bolt workmen.
' OUR STOCK OF
CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMEHES
le targer than It hay been before, and we intend to sell al
very biSIALL PROFITS, and give our customers the bene•
di of our low purchunen•
Great quantities nod variation of
NECKTIES, CUFF'S, COLLARS,
And everything In the line of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MEN'S, YOUTHS'. BOYS' and CIIILDIIRN B
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
d4 D o ri . ' l l , .4o o r t imt o Lh , :i tr ltce, No. Uri Hamilton street, third
T. (Mimi, I SCOB li. SCUOLL MARTILI Lynx •
014/ 24 4
ME=
'LIGHT EQUA I. TO (I AS, ATONE•EIG lITII THE POST!
Minna be xplmlcrt ehintril 1/ nr miek latra.
MEN desiring • I'OOFITA ithE lIUSI N t,t 4 . 'wenn
the EXCLII6IIrB IlltiliT (or the node or lawri..s PAT.
BHT CANNON GAS LIGHT WHINER , AND HIL, for
COMITIES or STATES. Writ° for lufoinsittlon or call..
31. B. BY0'1"1'
No 114 FOUTII SECOND ST. PHILA.
N. B.—CHUECIIEi Inrul.he.l CIIANDNI.IERS
Rod LAWN! of every neecription..2.3 per cent. rhenper
Mu atmy other eetabllkhment In the country.
rear is.arnw
REGISTER,, ALLENTOWN; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1872.
GROVER & BAKER'S
ELASTIC LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
For Embroidery
kid frachalve
For Braiding
Aro Unarcelled
For Quitting
A r•• Unequalled
- -
For Hemming
Aro Superior
For Tucking
Ac, I...ppproachable
For Gathering
Are Unaurpaasod
For Stitching
Are Faultless
For Cording
Are Incomparable
For Felling
Arc Admirable
THE BEST IN USE!
New Styles Shuttle Stitch
Sewing Machines
For Manufacturing:
To our NEW STYLES, which possese unmistakable a dvantages over the NOISY and CUMBROUt
styles o! cthcr makers.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
J. F. WIREBACK, Agent.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, opposite German Reformed Church,
may S•daw
No. 629 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa.
THE LIVE HOUSE
OF ALLENTOWN.
N. J. KRAMER'S
'Corner Store
NEW GOODS,
Great
STORE
CUSTOMERS ARE ASTONISHEDI
LOWPRICES 'i" spite ok r t ( l3 . k . re o a f t advance of all kinds of goods
Dress Goods for Ladies
()Mains all the Latest and Choicest Novelties.
SHAWLS!' SHAWLS!!' SHAWLS!!!
DRESS LINENS for Ladies' Suitings.
OUR DEPARTMENT FOR MEN'S AND BOY' S WEAR
Parasols ! Parasols! Parasols !!
What has created the excitement among the Ladies ?—Every Lady wants ono of those
BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS !
HALF TIIE BARGAINS CANNOT BE ENUMERATED
tr M r M
o.)ls•ttw i
ALLENTOMIN
Rolling. Mill Co.,
finccesnors to
THAYER, ERDMAN, WILSON & CO.,
IHortufActurers of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
BRIDGE CASTINGS,
RAILROAD TURN • TABLES,
MILL GEARING, BRAFTING,
Furnace, Rolling Mai and Mining Work,
&c., &c., ‘tc
N. B.—All work guaranteed aud delivery prompt.
L. H. GROSS, Sup't
=1
A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE 1
i
MOUSTACHE PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH COH
NPR MMES. I'OUND, the Great HAllt GROWER,
Milli!: I'ACIIE. will produ e n luzurl int IttOIIsTACII it
WHIBEEItIi. -I. Ns IIIr•RERSn the smoothest face.
Plea•ant to nee. Pant to nor address on
receipt or I. Ifty Cents
H T. BOND, CHEMIST.
%NTH rind CHEiTti UT STet„ PHILA.
N. B. Cor. T
NI 72.1 r w
CHEAP GOODS,
Attractions
CEOWDRD DAIL Y
To see how complete hie 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,
i
GETTING MARRIED.—ESSAYS FOR
Young slen.. great SOCIAL EVILS nod ABUSES
which Blotter° with MARRIAUE—wIth now mom. of
roller fur tho Errlue And Uororhowle, Mgt.:ll,lAm! MAI-
Hated . Addreeo HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Hooth
Ninth .Ireet, Philadelphlnax.
Particular attantiou Ie tic
aired from all who
maim
FAST, DURABLE
Shuttle Sewing Machines
Manufacturing
FAMILY
SEWING
Ii
M. J. KRAMER
Matrijos anl3 3eincirg.
AI ma
!Chestnut & 12th Sts.,
ripIADELHIA,,
3ewelers anb Silversmiths.
hie WATcliEs y
REIM!' C..ocKs,
BRONZES,
•
FL? T ED w k F t E.
Quality ibuaranteeb.
!Boobs sent by *Express on
approval.
w.ylo -19
•
ISAAC K. STACFFER,
WATC I 'ES AND JEWELRY,
N 0.145 NORTH SECOND ST., coo. op Drama, PHILA.
n ri to o, assoronent of Wwtellem, Jewelry. Silver and
t I Wile constantly en bond.
of Watches and Jewelry promptly
,ended to. R"'
arrti-ly
KELLER at: BROTHER,
NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST.,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
CLOCKS,
well regulated and warranted. AU elsea and prig.., from
$2 up mr xrd n. A larger aexortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
than can be toned in any other ntore in the city.
JEWELRY OF
WARE ALL KINDS,
SILVER
'revery dem !piton.
4Gir Wale.. repaired on Short Notice.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CHARLES S. MASSEY'S,
No. 23 Eaat Hamilton etroet, mini - mite the German Re
formed Church. II et received from New York and Phil
adelphia, all the lateen styles
GOLD WATCIIES
lie has the largest and beat assortment of Oold Watches
and at lower prices than can he found elsewhere.
SILVER WATCHES
He has a larger and bettor assortment of Silver Watches
than can be nurchatied anywhere else.
GOLD JEWELRY.
Flo ban the largest and boat assortment of all kinds o
Gold Jewrdry.
GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY.
Ile has a larger and better assortment of all kinds of Oil
and Plated Jewelry than can he found elsewhere.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Bohan a splendid annortment or Silver and Plated Ware
Any pernon desiring goods In this lino cart not Nil to b
nulled.. _ _ _
CLOCKS.
A larger assortment than at any other establiehment
MELODEONS.
A splendid aSsortlncut of Prince's Melodeons, the bee
In the world.
- - - - - -
ACCORDEONS.
A splendid annertntent of all kind, of Aecordeone.
His establishment line lately been fitted np, and in now
second to none In New York and Philadelphia, and ahead
of anythlngontelde tlu• large eltlee. Ile hex a larger stock
of fashionable anode In Ills line than all others In Lehigh
county combined. To convince yourselves at the above
call and see
jyAtowEttkt
NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILADELPHIA,
A few loom west of the Continental Hotel
JEWELERS SILYERS.AIITIIS
IMPORTERS OF
WATCHES; DIAMONDS,
FINE BRONZES, FANCY GOODS
EUROPEAN NOVELTIES
Have now lu store, and are constantly resolving. a.
•xtonnive variety of Lino Ooodo appertaining to that
Pespectfully Invite persons visiting the city to favo
them With it vibit
Tomtit-lee and orders by moll promptly attended to.
fed7-ly
gor the lidtbirs.
GULDIN'S
Ladies' Trimming Store,
ALLENTOWN. P.A.
Tho trado at this old mid woll known entahllehment Ir
conotsolly logroaalng, owing to the fact that NEW GOODS
are bolag conotaotly recolvod of tho LATEST STYLES
tod always suitable to tha wants of hor ortmerons roar,
Tors.should always go whero they are aura to Its
nutted at low figures .
an
ATTENTWN, LADIES!
REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY,
FRENCH JET .AND VULCANITE JEWELRY,
FINE PLATED JEIV ER i
Paris and Vlonna Fans, Hair Plum, Fancy Loather Mil
0..
in
FAucy Or:anent.. ncy a. Dreaming CUP..
r..lipt Clouds U brollaa I Stlk, 01. gham and Alpaca.
All guttran cod superior lu quality and 1110 int, Into uric.
DIXON,
api3-w] N , . 21 South Eighth Street, Phllada.
MADA RI E STEEL,
1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Ilas received from Paris the latent Spring styles
POLONAISE BUSTLES AND
CORSETS.
La Victorlen lianuarno .Nillsoo RUSTLE SHIRTS
for train and prom wade dresses.
Park Werly Sc Childrou's Curnets,all at popular prices.
mnr2o ly w)
TE" I'LE OF FASHION.
ESTAULISIIED 16 - 17.
MRS. N. A. BINDER,
1101, N. W. CUR. 11TH CIIE§TNUT BTB
I) ELI'II I A,
Importer nod po4lgoer of
Paris and Lodnon Novelties,
Kieranllo Trimmed Vapor Patterns of Latest and moat
reliable Style... fur Lath. a' and Calldruu l a Dr as
Ladles' Dress TrltenunßA, Real and I [Mutt!. aces,
Mures. Fun, Proe, Ju‘ethy. F. cr
fined, DRESS AN U CLOA K MAK IN hla the roost taste
ful and ulegant manner. A Perfect System of DRESS
VIITTINtS Tattyht.
P;TWilirt2l,lVPlllitE:SirtijrDllEVAnd"'ythilrlnv
82000
PER ANNUM
•
CAN BE MADE IN SELLING THE
NEW•
WHEELER & W ILSONS'S
SEWING MACHINE.
A few active, reliable bunter,. men of good habit. and
address. wanted In deelrable territory at present no leen.
pled. Wagons furnlehed ; Security regulred. send (or
Information. or call on
?ETERSON & CARPENTER, GenTAgt's,
914 CHESTNUT STREET,
rutLADEPHIL.
J W. ALTHOUSE,-Agent,
^e•ly til4 II .mitten 'area. Allentown.
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Fancy Dyeing Etalanlislininnt
_ _ _
JONES,
J. .5.. , IV
4.32 Forth Front Street. riabolcrPilf o . Pa. •
DYE Silks, Woolen and Faury 0 .ods of every. desprip••
Non. Thelr auperi alto of Dyeing Ladles' and Gentle
-010100.1. In widely knot, o. Crop° and Merino
shawls ed the moat brillinu and plain colors (Nano
and Merino oh .wls clnanaoo to loon liko new. Al..
oen Ltnen 'a Apparel. 1.0•ICLItt.111, rlo.llod or ',l yell.
Kid Sloven cleansed or dyed to look like sow. 11111-Call
and l .
ook at our work loooro oing elsewhere. Oracle
°Oleo nor. Ninth and Vino at, g . (apr3.2mw
THE IMPROVE])
FLORENCE.'
The Beet Scullin; Machine Mude.
The niy Machine that makes Four different Stitches I
The only Machine that fe.tene the ends of Sentna f The
only Machine that will move the work in any direction
desuagd I and the only Machine that low a Arli.adtuatinti
ten These advantage« combined with the Knee.
Rapidity, and Golan.. ails motion/I. together with
thn and Qualify of It. k with Rimer, ea
raweltalattto render it the moat d...irgitte, durable and
BeG Faintly Seng Machine in the Wor/d.
Good Agents LOW•led in every County.
Wilson & Pannypaoker, Managers.
Lisa Chestnut Street, Phl/eidai
Cieptllan w
faebicinal.
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NEW DRUG STOitE
I take the pleaenre of Informing nly nulnerong
Mende and tho public la general that I have opened
a new Drug Stbro at
NO. 736 HAMILTON STREET,
and tilled it with a carefully selected stock of
Pure Drugs and Medicines
PATENT MEDICINES,
COAL OIL, and ri t IAge F ripp R I s STAL OIL LAMPS
Choice Portal:nary and toilet articles, as tho finest E.
tracts for haudkerrhlel arid bathing. lialr o,ls. II air It
vlioratms mad Hair Dyes. Au Innumerable al-sOlllllO
of Toilet Boafia for washing. allay ins sad ”ii.
or paint. Tooth Brushes and Hair Brushes of all or, I
and prices.
Packst Book.. Album+, Pass Books. Pal', :11141 •
Pen
l'ockst and Razors, a. largo varied) or Ow
Boallah glad German Finli Books and Tackles. lu abor
everything that Carl ho expectodla •
First• Class City Drug Store,
AND AT
The Very Lowest Market Rates
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will boa bpschilly
and will be filled day or night with the greatest pooctuel-
Ity an accuracy.
Pbymciane od Storekeepers sUPPlied with eversible':
In nay Ilue at the lowest market rates, H seine had ex •
parlance slave my childhood in the Deng hominess I feel
confident that I can serve all who may favor me with a
cell, to their satisfaction.
E. W. DANOWSKY.
Dr. WM. DANOWSKY
takes Me opportunity to thank ble onmerone friondx fo
post favor. and will he •t the Drum Slim, of his sou t
wall on all who may desire tun medical nor rice,
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
735 HAMILTON STREET,
Between Seventh and Eighth
lan2i• w
PARENTS TAKE. NOTICE
THAT AT TUB
BOTEN BOOK STORE
TOO WILL ALWAYS FIND FOB PALS ALL KINDS
SCITOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
COPY BOOKS AND SLATES,
PENS AND INK,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
The time Is again here for children to prepare for
SCHOOL!
/V W ige t at hand and for sale everything they went
SCHOOL ROOM.
OUR PRICES
ARE AS LOW
an
ave l e e n V o va l nan give them Jnel whe t they
DON'T POROHT, AND REMEMBER THAT THE
BOTEN BOOK STORE
IS TUE FLAGS TO BUY ALL RINDS OF
School Books at the Lowest Prices.
LEISENRING, TREXLER CO.,
101 II am Mos St., Allentown, Pa.
sepl•tfd
AGENTS! QUICK for you
of w
e ill ll'i•B
choice rrito
rr. M.!, l a a
rush for MOO DIO LEWIR' last and greateet tvut
OUR DIGESTION,
or. itir JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET.
It le by d the moat taking and•
eatable book le the
geld. 1 life oo • • Hall? Imoortani aubjant. iis
A inerl..'• 11:10.1 popular writer on hem Ith 3lt ta tor
tho prh-o. the I i oil liaudsomo , t book ay, cold lir
. b . 0 , 1 0 0u. w r the people are • lifer loi.lloll •
I.
•nd ill
rye
100 to bring ig to thew. Writ° for
terms. it ,tree
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OEO. MACLEAN, Publisher.
799 Bawol➢ Street, Phlladolphis.
novl/1•17 w
01ItT11 PIENNSIVL-g
VANIA RAI A LROAD. 44,..wEzA
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SUMSIERARRANOEMENT.I
Pemeengere for Philadelphia take Lehigh Vitller R. R
•raina paesing Alleuinwo at oli mod 815 m, 12 R.
5 tt
S 78 p. tn., and !arrive to Philadelphia at 8 65, 10 43 n
115, 81 , and 10 :Op. m. Also Lehigh and Suaquehano•
Railroad train. mi 81.5 h.m.. 8!5, 540 and bl 5 p 01
arrive in Philadelphia at 1045 a in., 715, 540, 8 tx) not
10 11l p. ni. .
Throngh Tralna Dolly, tiunglayx Excepted ]
rita.enger tralni learn Inn depot Northweat corner Berk
and American .4 eeto. I'hllxdelphl x,
For Allentown at 830 4k a. go.. 2 10. 3 :41. 1 00 on
4n p or. Polnee ear. rea rob .d to Ih- 831 a. m. train
For Poyleetown at 8 OS. .a 240 nod 430 p
For Fort Waablooto4 g g and 1/ a to. 8 and 1130 por
For A 4/ •gon al 7 m. 1 30. aria 530 p. m.
Fog 1.1 na de at 8 p. tn.
Tralna for Phil/044010.
Leave Bethlehem at 830. 890 a. ru., 1218, 99.5, 8 10 and
910 p ; to.
I , ) :r, l l a , l i e o va
611.5 a 7co.. m., 300 and 1503 p. m.
•• Fort Woeh a logton • ~H t 81., 1090 a. tn., Hod 216 arid
9 00 p w.
• Abington at 711 it ot, 215 and 615 p. m.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Botblebem 'or Pbilatit . lpitta at 1 03 . p. m.
6 a. m.
Do r i""" forll I ton at 010 a tn
L ti y° P" I"‘:lPhl' trlh ' ,.;.l7,4own at 1;00U. to.
Faro—Allontown to Philaaolpnla, 11 Fn.
ELLIt6 CLARK. Agent.
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EADING D.A11.-r=
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ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1872
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York an follow,: al
POO, 810 a. tn., and 200 p. an contiecting with similar
trains on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at New
York at 1210, 350 and 0 40 p. tn. respectively.
Returning isave New Turk at 0111 a. to.. 1204 noon and
/I Oa p. Philadelphia at 7'k, 830 a. in. and 3:41 p.m.
Leave Rarrinlowii for Reading. Pottsvllle, Tamaqua
Minors,' ille, Ashland. nhaoaik in. Allentdp a, and 111111a
delliblit .it aOO tool 11 10 a. ni., 2111 and 4 It; in., stopping
at Lebanon and principal way stations; the 4 p to.
train ronneetlng for Philadelphia, Pott,llle and 00111111-
th Only For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Aaliurn,
via Stilotylkill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harris
hunt 111 a 4 p. nt.
East Pomm . y
yania Railroad trains lama Reading for
Allentown, Eantoo and Novl York at 7 (a). 10 4a, a. in , and
4115 p in. Returning, leave New York at fl 00 a. m., 321
noon and 011 p. and Allentown at 725 a. cu., 12W
aoon, 2 15, 31 and 9:15 p. m.
Way Passenger Train leave/. Philadelphia at 7:41 a.m.,
connecting with similar train on East Penna. Railroad,
returning leave Reading at ti i p stopping at all uta•
[ions.
Leave Pottnvillo nt 533 and 910 a. in., and 210 p.
Herndon nt In 04 a. in. :11.611101:1u at 540 itud 11 15 a.
Ashland at 7 02 .t
m. nod 12 41 p , Mullane) City al
751 a. tis. and 1311
p. tn. fat Philadelphia. SOW York, Reading. Ilurtinburg,
&e.
1 . 1. 0 . 11
lei l y
6"
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Leave via Schuylkill and Somaneleauuo HMI
rued at 8 15 a. In. for Harrisburg, and 11 45 a. In. fur flue
ofave end Trawunt•
.
l'ott+vlll4. AceotapPul.ttion Train lea v., l'ottsvillo at 6:1
116 ailing at 7 01 a. tn.. arnvlug at l'hilxll,l
phla. at 3 . 3 u, 11616n/tag, least, Phllacl6lplll.. at 61.
o.ta.. pa..lu4 Roading HI 7 .10 p. ut., arriv4pg at Put.
al p 111
Tontitown Accommodation Train leaves Potintown t
14.anconta, leaven i'Llladonalia Muth and
urePu,)ul4 30
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Roadluiz at 7 ;N:l a tn and
15 p ni for Ephrata, Lim, I.itucacter. Columbia, dtc, ;re
turning lea, Lancaiiiter 825 4 in ; and 325 p m and
Colunibla at 51. at M. and 3 Is t to.
l'erkloonin Ilitilrond litre Purklomen Junction
44 735, 555 a to. 155 and '42 V tn. Rewriting. lent,
0 you Lot , at 15. to, 173,a ad 4 1 , 30. connuctian
will) trait , on Itioldlnii Railroad.
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Pickering Valle, liallreda trains leave PLierilvvllle nt
010 a in. aloud 5.5 g pm ; ietutning leave Byers at :15
a ni i I. 45 noon. dud 4in pat, connecting with ciwllar
trains on Redoing ltdilrood.
Culeloookdale Railroad tralnd leave Pottstown at 9 40a
Pand Iy, 0 7.5 mum 7 15 p m; returning lenvo Mount
leasant at 610), Slll and II 25 ant, and 3 . 25 p in, connect
ing multi tritiii• on Reading R. H.
. . .
Chester Valley Railroad Trains leave Bridgeport at 890
a in and 240 and 533 p tn; returning. lent, 11.itrologlou
at ti 55 am 12 33 and 540 p m, cutatecting with aitullar
trains on heading Railroad.
,
On Sundays : leave Now York at 600 pm, Philadelphia
at SOO a mand 315 p m (the SOO a in train running only to
Rending). leave Pottsville nt SOO x m, Ilarrialinr i i at 500
a to and 2 ot) p in, Allentown at 4 35 and 931 p in, Read.
lag at 715 II m nod hi 55 p in for Harrisburg, at 7io a to for
Nets York,nt 72,t a 211 for Allentown and at 0411 urn and
415 p ni for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Excarsion
Tlcketn, to and from all points, at reduced rates.
Baggage clinched through; 100 pound nIIOIVOII each
J. E. WOOTTEN,
anal Is I AM. Supt.& Rite. Jbieh
.IEIII6II VALLEI
.11-1 RAILROAD.
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SU WIER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave Allentown for New(ork. via Central Railroad of
Now Jamey. at 5 15, 1 816 a tn. and 12 01, 12 10.
5 40 1 % and 550 p. m.
Fur New Yurk, is lifortle f & Emus Rallroadott 655•,
awl n 15 a to, and (201, 12 IP. 540•, and S:A p m.
For 51anunka Chunk tad Belvidere at 815 a to,aud 540•
pm.
Fur Latobertvillo and Trenton at 611 m, and 12 01 and
5 dip m.
Fur Eaxton at 541, G IS, 815 and 10 10 a m; 1201. 1215•.
3 10, 6 4. 1 511, 741 and 828 p tn.
For Phliallelphia. via 510 , th Penn Railroad, at 816, 815
a In, and 12 01. 550, and 829 r to.
Fur IVA/Mini/tot., D. C . at 815 a
R.
12 01 and 8 2S p tn.
For Catasauqua & Fegloaville It. R. Odium enu 12 30
pm.
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Fur Coplay at 841 a m. 12 20.
4 . "4, 67.1 and 821 p m.
Fur Mauch Cbunii at 644, 11147 a 10. 1 . 2 al, 4'14 rod 824 p m.
Ear Wilkenliarre and l'ittiitou. 016 44 and 1047 a in, 1221,
4 34 p m.
For Waverly, Owego Elmira. Auburn and Buffalo, at
47 a in (Exrom
For Hazleto p n t 641 awl 10 4 A 7
a in, and 434 p m.
For Audourled at 10 47 a in.
For Slahattoy City xt 644 rd 10 47 a to, and 431 pMi
For Alt. Carmel to 844 and 16 47 a in.
Totitia with a al ar 1•) -tart (root Emit Penn Junction.
H. STANLEY GOODWIN, Axel Oval Supt.
R. H. SAY 103 Sup't & Bag.
AND
FOCIELSVILLE 11. It.
rter JUNE. THIRD, 1872, , Passenpror Trains on
qua & Fogolsvillo Railroad will run In conirec.
o Lehigh Valley, Lehigh & Suennohniana, and
Railroad, as follows:
t IITATIONS.
On and a
the Cu 11880
lion with lb
Bit t Penn.
Trains Wea
CATASARQUA, 063
• SEIPLE'S, 9 45
R B
•Jo
DAN RIDGE, 9:
0911I'S W , 9 34
WALOIT•11, 9 :51
CHAPMAN'S, 010
TREE LERTOWN, pO7
• BREINIUSVILLE, 806
•SPILING CREEK, 842
AL.BORTIS, 837
lons.
CONNECTIONS.
7 4G
7 51
g tita
The mornin I; train west [envoi Calgetinqtm on the arrival
Of tho L V It. H. Passenger train front Kanton, beta e
'remand Alley town. and COW:IOCA. at Alburt. with train
in the East Pennsylvania 11.11 for Reading, Pottxville,
Harrieburs and Plalndolplaa nucl also with train for
Allentown. Unthrehent and Kristen.
The morning train E.1.1./11110Cle, sexton
An E. I'. It. from Ilarrisliarg, Patsy Illn heading mad
Allentown, rata At Cataarincinn with train on tho Lehigh
Valley licalrond for Munch Chunk, Wkenbarre, Scran
ton, Philadelphia and New York,
I he 11:, I' 31 train Went conmccts at ANtafrils with train.
on the Enact Penn. Itralricita for Heading, Pottsville. Ha,
rinbrug, Phandelphia, Allentown, Bethlehem. Canton,
slid New York; arrive is Plaladoll'hin vita Bowling nt
p. no.
The Evening trnin East leaves AllAirtle en the arrival
ot a train front Allentown nuct of n trAin inalc tug eccuttec
tionsrat Renting with Bain. from Philadelphia, 11nrrls
burg, Pottsville. connects with local onsnenger
trots on trio L. V. li. It. at Ccit.llll9ll,l Jar Allnutown,
Bethlehem nua llokoodaurina and Conine.
Persons wishing to 1k(110 Allentown can take um morn
ing train West to Albuitin, tam no at Allicutown 913 a tn,
and marts by x train 011 the Emit Penunylvnula lictilrond,
leaving Allentown at 435 p.
C. W. CHAPMAN,
10-Iyl Supt. and Engineer.
ALEIVI'O WN l'A NG
SSEEIt 'CAM
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WAY.
MR==
On and after 910 7) DAY. JI'SE 3, 1872, care will run
well trains on the Lohlth Valley and Lenigh Ind Suetple.
henna, Philadelphia • Reading (Euet Peen Junction)
ttnilroadtt, and to the Allentewn Furnace, leaving Stn.
hip, Hamilton and Ninth etreete, at, follow,
For L. V. L. 4S. E. Penn. Fnrunce. Leave Fur
A 31 A. M. A. M. A. 71. A 31
6 45 7 45 6 60 (t 3/ 1, Ot
Ii 1.6 10 '0 A 40 11 . .1) /I ft)
7 45 11 35 11 70
9 41 P. M. P. M
10 10 1 10 1 50
II 36 P. 81. P. M. 3 00 I) 30
11 .'.l) 2 Aro 1 40 5 00 6 35
I '.
DEL
Ale 16 6'. AL 360 3hi 700 720
10
3 'A) PO 740 070
6
7 IA
7 40
The above ears run to all the pal
Rho TO road,
FARE TEN CI
Children under ten yearn of e
GRAND OPENING
CARPETING S.
Largest Carpet Room
• AND
LARGEST STOCK
IN THIS
CITY AND VALLEY'
AT THE
"MAMMOTH STORES'j
E. S. SIIIMER & CO
705 and 707 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa.
5 Frame Eng. Body Brussels Carpet,
Best Eng. Tapestry Brussels do
Three Ply Carpet,
"Smith" Tapestry ingrain Carpet,
"San ford's" do do do
Extra Super do do
Super do do
Common do do
Damask do
Venetian do
Bag, List and Hemp Carpet,
CAh2:OY, COCOA and CAVE MATTI.VG,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTH,
DRUGGETB AND FLOOR CLOTHS,
HASSOCKS, DUOS AND MATS,
WINDOW HOLI,.INDS AND SHADES
CURTAIN LACES, &o
A D'ORD OF ADVICE
❑1 in need of env uoode in thin line :
Buy Now and Buy Right Hero,
an 00.10 la tali. Itelotrtineat will he mold at Pria•it
• ..18101thih iht thoy woro ordered from the
tfauttfacturrts told I tuporto,a to ldlo ihe Into advance to
wool
Tho largo automat analog within ILn lore fn inth i n 'h t .
oorticular broucb of out Waitro. in ill- very faint ladles
lit of tho app ~.ototlou of our exteuolvo and
+link ow arices. a pt.! lita
pig E ILLUPTIRATID PHU ENO
a. T.OO ICA I. JOUTTNA L oy rrtlp ctn Ph 0.
.
lilsgitzlon. Ito lirtirlen Iwo the high...l Ihtsirost tai
all. It leach.. what we ale .ni! h At to took.. 00111,1 of
oupiselTo The infortoutben tic tr Nos. on the Lye, of
Life 5. d Health la worth of to. 31altotitio
to 00017 ...idly It IN published at 43.0.1 a soar. Ils
.pvoll.l neranKeineld ,10 coo enabled 1,,,,gre. the Plano...
oglcs. Journal as a Pr.un No 'or 800 now ouloctilwr. to
limo 141.1,M 11.{111110 . T.C. or will f notch the Lenn.o 111
egg and lihronoloslcol J0..11 toiwoher (or We
euilVeentrthil Journal to all who w. th n g0...1 tlugnsluo.
Address all orders to 11.011T.J0..
Alloutow I.
VIrCCU. E N ii. 14.11, A'S"I'4I:IL
• NEI' AT LAW. tionn.rly orActicrA le Curbo
::"r.ma, ' ti lte d
u in the German 'august'
teat roans
LOCAL SCHEDULE
Emit
♦.Y. P.ll
669
5 LO
5 4
6 '44
9i
6 9 6
6 16
Puy D I A iS . r v iio turd 'a
810 821
saongor train, on the
I NTS.
age, Five Ceuta.
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IllrotrsSional' 6,ar00.
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EJ. MORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
. ALLENTOWN, PA. No./10E1st ilamllion
' , trent. 411-CAO conAulted In OermAn. jenll
BUN R at. BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS
1.11.. AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown, Pa.
011 Ice. No. AI EA.t thou plea Ikea.
C. H. Rom F. A. R. DALTWIK
TT C. RUNSBERGER ATTORNEY
L.,•.• AT LAW, Itfunoved to the Poet 0111 re bulldlAL
erund fluor, ALLIKNTWfi PA. .ur 21-IT
ELLts :911Arrz. ALDERMAN,
SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
ftt We.it Hamilton SI. Allentown. Pei
faEOICCIE 11. RUPP, ATTORNEY
VA
wt AT LAW. (Alice withlluu. Joint D. Aillos, Allem
ALISR.IGHT, ATTORNEY
&II AT LAW, eight doors utioyo tho Court 1i0n.., ,AL
LENTOWN Lehigh elllllll, Cu. tub
lIGE K. W I I.SON. ATTORNEY
lir AT LAW, N,. Ll< Ihuuiltun mtreot. nerdy oppo
•lIP the Cottrt How, Allentown. Collections promptly
made In Lehigh mai Northampton criminal+
VrORRIN L. KAUFFMAN durroot
..A. NEY AT LA W. Otflee, APcon.s dio ' ir of the Pleat
Notional Book building, AbI.tiNTOWN, PA. Collertion•
made in Lehigh and tulloiningrountlee. Can be consulted
nilie and Berman lougn Igo+ , ntoi 14.1 y
D n. " c. GULDIN, SURGEON
DENTIST. MID, ,v,r M. M. A. 0. 040dIrt
Erszniolug So.ro, N 0.34 E3st Nue., AllontOwu
TEVi SOONER, ATTORNEY AT
1-1 LAW AN I) JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, MILLERS
TOWN. LEHIGH CO., PA. ParueolAr Attentiou Pala tU
inmol v,/t Lind d,crdent 0 , latex, jao tkly
" • 14. 11: 1h. : TAT!. 31 1
N I t
el;;IT .F PrALPS,)
•
ATr It NEI' AT LAW,
noon,: 13, 15, P;a11 47, No. No Wxxlilugtoo Stroet, Chi
cog, juno33
J OAN 0. BOWMAN, ATTORNEY AI)N COP N5F.1.1.01: AT LAW, Room 11. No. W•
not , t 1%11;1..1101h, Mar i./7
MBOBAS B
1 NEI' AT LAW,
Ea,t Ilan/111.i
M ATTOII.
ALLENTOWN, PA. Mice, No. 02
may -'O9
fIEORGE B. WHAM. ATTORNEY
VA AT LAW. Other, First door above Law Alley. AL
LENTOWN, PA. nosy 2d-era
T►,llE%l. Ili ERE, Avir 4) RN IE I( AND
el co ilNsEt, LOR AT I. A IV, op anonor M. Kra
st. ..ppio to tuo Eagle irote;, All'eutuura,
mar 17-in
VOWA Rll HARVEY, ATTORNEY
AT LAW. Miro, with lion. Samuel A. Bridges,
AILENTOWN, PA. mug I.ly
TOIL RI - PP, AVIORNET AT LAW,
ft/ N. E Corner tith and 110 tot wm Street. ALLEN
TOWN, l'A. may I-1y
A DAR WOOLEVER, AITORN it;N
Al. A r LAP:. °Mee, apposite the Court ilzar l . -I A r L.
u
LcroWN l'A.
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IV I ALTLL'N'i!.,I4.I,,ILEuIf.T. 1
.'"I'MY
PENNA. may ELIT
CLAV I.
MERSV,AVIORNEY
xt •AT LAW CATASALIQUA PA. jau 14,684 f
earpct3 anti Oil elot1).
1% G
'ILLIAMS & DALE,
I=
832 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
thder- in I:n !WETS, OIL e'e r
Wt. n•ceivod for Ow Spring id., a largo. Rud
haul s :issortal-at of new and beautiful Brus•
role. uarai.is. , ti ci. , th, Window Shade!,
oto . all of wh,,h we will olfer it the lowest Cash
invite nl to cell arid sou us. and 11112.0tir
block boforn par hos i ng elsewhere. .1"
WILLIAMS & DALE,
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51 . 2 Nlarket St.. Phllndelphla
• RICH. AND ELEGANT
CARPETS, OIL CLOTIIS, &C.
S. C. FOUIA.
NO. 19 S. SECOND ST., PHILA.,
(Firxt Carpet Storo below Market, East hide.)
Invite, attention to hiti mplendid miNertment of Imported
and American CA Itt'l Ft 4, whien trill be sold at a veil
small advance. Geed,. warranted ax repreNeuted No tbs.
ill eau buy with confidence mud NatiNfaction.
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CARPETS
CARPETS!
ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND 3IATTINGS,
WINDOW SHADES, &C.,
G. B. NYDER & 0„
31 SOUTH SECOND ST., •PHILADA.,
Weld 8110, below Markel
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CURES DISEASES Opp
THROALLIING3,LIVER
In the wonderful medicine to wh h the aMleted
are above pointed for relief, tit discoverer he-
Heves he has combltted in /gar, any more of Na
tare's most •sovereLzo curative properties, which
God has inntilicil into the ve , dahle kingdom fur
healing the sick, than Wort! .er helot° combined
In one tut Heine. The ay . Immo of thin fact In
flaunt in the great variety of most oindinate din.
eases which it ban been and to conquer. In the
cure of itronehlt , Severe C 0111.11.14,
and the early rut:, o CO not 011)11011, It has
artouldied the inedi al faculty, and eminent phy
81e1,1.4 protium., i the greatest medical dhcove
ry of hit nra ‘VI oit cures the severing Conelin,
it stren,ditena t o systent nod' purifies Cho
blood. It; i gru it awl. Ittoromtll blood purify-
In, [trotter" iv It ear, all if 111114,ra, front the
wont Se rof lit In a 00111111011 Motels, Pint.
pie, or Et te MI I'll. Mt, aria! tllsettete. Mine
rat poinow, an I thole .meek, are ertullealed, and
V120,111r1 1100111 anti a mood 1 . 111124111111011 .11114%
li•llitti E fret poi a+, Salt Itheutn,l , cc er
Sorer, N my Or It ought Mr In, In short,
all the 1111 ,1.111 Ili,ti•tes tritii,l by bad blood,
are compo. c , l by this powerful purifying and In
vigoratim; medicine. •
If you fool dull, drowse, debilitated, havOsallow
color of shin, or ycM.tridt 111 . 011 . 11 soap. 1111 hare or
body, frequent head lid, or dir;tincra. had taste In
mouth, internal Ito IL is chill , alternated with hot
flushes, low spirit-.
and ulttu
aty forebodings. Ir.
rextilar appLeite, an 1 touttito coaled, you tiro stiffer
la; from 'torpid Liver or i , ltilloults
cows." In twiny canon of , l. Liver Coin
plaint ss only part of these svmptoma are expe
rienced. An it re wcly for all such cares Dr.
Pierce', Golden Medical Discovery boa no equal,
as It effects perfect cares, leaving the liver strength
cited and healthy. For the core of Habitual
Constipation of the bowels It Is a never fall•
but remedy, and thane who have need It for thin
purpone are load in 114 Mille. •
The proprietor' offer. $l,OOO rowan! for a medl•
clno that will equal It for the cure of all the 1.118•
cases for which it Is recommended.
Sold by dribrzktn at Si tier bottle. Prepared b
Lt. V. Norco, M. D., Sole Proprietor, at his Cherr y
cal Laboratory. Ma Seneca street. Baltic', N. IC.
„ Bend your addreas [Or a pamphlet.
may 1 a -If -
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
S. R. Engelman & Bro.'s
C I FINA Sq ORE
HAS BEEN REMOVED TO
No. 740 HAMILTON STREEr,
(Walker's Old Stand,)
ALLENTOWN, PA
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCE MENT
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE.
THE FINEST AbeiUtt. i ENT OP
TABLE WARE,
Vases, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking
Sets, Mantle . Ornaments,
4nd FA NCYAIHT IC L ES. ever olleted ha city.logeth
r
with • laro OC k
FINE CUT GLASS WARE.
march 2
sa. 11. Spremni
i W. F. HAKIM.
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LOW