Coal anb Lumber. CHAD. ABUOTT EC= /Aeon Street, near Lehigh Valley Depot, Alientoum RITTER & ABBOTT, MANUFACTURERS OF Bask, Boors, Outside Blinds, Inside Blinds, Mould Ism Braeksts Balusters, Pickets, Stair Rai!. fogs. Window Frames, Door Frames, &o. SCROLL SAWING. TURNING • PLANING,MATCHIG, •. )LOURING and RIPPING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. ALSO, BUILDING done and HAND RAILING Made to order. Having now bad almost five years' poesenelon of the Mill, wartrolehed It almost wholly with new and impros. •a machinery, nod haying none hot experienced work. tee, we are prepared to defy competition from at home and abroad, both In price and workmanship. Do you contemplate building i Call at our Factory And satisfy youreelf with a personal examination. Drawings for buildings, brackets, patterns for orn•- •Etal work. scroll. for porches. can be seen at all time. canniest our office. Any Information to the builder imbed cheerfully and freely, by eolith( at the Mann factory_, on Union street, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen town, Pa., or by letter through the poet office. AIM Earl RITTERA ABBOTT. PILBUIT D OTTO. H. H. OTTO. O. W. MILLOI F LITER r, OTTO & MILLER, . . . . . . . WANCIPACTOBBEB AND DEALERS IN LUMBER, WILLIAMSPORT, PA. MILL ON CANAL, CE WEST OF MAYNARD STREET OFFI AT THE MILL W 1 CRANE Amts.. 4 aux 70.1 v Spectaeleo. SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES !! BYE GLASSES, do. ,: u .!lig:tal;:zral:t . e a ::%) . !::Et:t t at of all kind. ofq!t, CHAS. S. MASSEY'S, NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLSNROWN, rA. Navies devoted a great deal of care and attention to the Opectacle busts.,, for these last few yeare, I and that my battiest. In that line has increased so mech that I have de termined to make It a SPECIALTY. Them is no article Manufactured in which there is so much deception prac ticed ae there le In Spectacle t3l . Knowing that the Nubile have been frequently humbursed by .partiee pro truding to have a superior article of Glasse.. and charging exorbitant prices for them, thereby Watkins upon thane /casinos and infirmitlee of age, I have taken pains to se lect a. large and complete assortment of the fined and best Slums ever manufactured, thee affording all persons Reedier Spectacles an opportnnity of purchasing at rea sonablestrices. Persons having any dißculty being suited eleewhers will do well to give me a call, as I feel tronedent that no one will fail to be suited. Remember the el/ eland. No. 23 Rest Ilamiltou street, oppoette the Ger man Reformed Church, Allentown, Pa. jun 23 '6B tf Boot IRaftero. JORN S. LINTZ, SEABOLDWK. R. WEINSIIEIMER JOHN , JR. JOHN E. LENTZ & . 1 SUCCESSORS TO YOUNG & LENTZ. The Ira of Tone, & Lentz was..ll,aolved by motonl co on Winn ry 18th. 1872 Mr. Young retiring. Wm. N. Wshashelmer and John Seabold. Jr., having taken hie place. Thew firm ho.e. to have the continuance of the patronage no liberally bestow° I upon the old Iron. They lilt use their uttno.t endeavor. to accommodate their Patrons wills prom toes, and fornl.h • BOOTS AND SHOES of the best make and material. and will always have on band a large anortiesut of the moat deelrabla styles, sattad to the trade of thla section. The Arnie! Young & Lents loosing been dissolved, all parties Indebted to them ere requested to make settlement bOween thi. date and April Ist next. The books will re main at the old stand. Either of the old partners la au thorized to sign in liquidation. feb OPENING OF LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER SUITS AND COSTUMES I EVERY DAY. VLACH. COLORED AND FANCY SILK SUITS, ■ERNANI, TAMISE AND CASHMERE SUITS. FM& LINEN. LAWN AND ORGANDY SUITE, AND SUITS IN EVERY VARIETY OF THIN MATERIAL FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. ALSO A FULL LINE OF SACQUES. TALMAS AND LA. DIES UNDERWEAR, LACE JACKETS, POINTS. Ac., Sc. THE LARGEST STOCK EVER ce/10 WIS IN THIS CITY AGNEW?, ENGLISH NO. 839 CHESTNUT ST., OPPOSITI CONTINMAL HOTEL. AND 29 SOUTH NINTH STREET, apal.w 111 PHILADELPHIA. FURNITURE I FURNITURE I 11. L. McCONNELL, 1:11:13=1:1 BUTTON ..t, McCONNELL, Has 012 hand. ■t the old daod 809 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA ♦ LIBOR BTOCE OP FINE Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room FURNITURE CEO Greatly Reduced Prices. ald the patroaale o[ rptebilieoag sarautly sollottoP H. L. McCONNELL, Manufacturer and Dealer la FURNITURE, main! Ettem3 SOO Market Street, Philadelphia.. GREAT BARGAINS FURNITURE AVERILL BARLOW, NO. 45 S. SECOND STREET, bag kL Inatnanis waroroom (elx stories) filled with a resat 'artily of first•elaue Fonltare; and le offering it al Prices lower than any other Dealer in Philadelphia. elms of goods Ya ha. aleo a great ♦artet4 of low•priced work. which I ale selling at reduced pricee, either at wkoteeale or re '46ll, inclading all atylea of Cottage Vacation, . . &leo, Auct for the Beckwith Sewing Bacillus. Price 4.0. C.ipr3.3nter L""GEST STOCK DRAT INDUCEMENTS • r bay all Tour fantiture et the largett taraltere•etore In • town of GEORGE W. HEIMBACH 7119 HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN The Arm' bre. raceetly Put lo a !Lig gett% ALL I'LAT/L0 LASS FRONT: - and vase otberwlee anlarged their facilltle. for ••• ; ~ . plat on bend Mel t clock to the city.l a r l ELEGANT FURNITURE I . manufactured In their eters estabtishment, 6:4st their own sopervieloo, end le warrant- ate= - - _,; a ee win ow but to Oa roark•l An lospection ti then...Mee will convince borers of the ad- .0 0 • ~ • %OWL., of baying from th.m corg.. W. IlAtrabarh, manotacture KITTLE'S I,IPRT SPRING HS U, and are dole agents for that I.,maior boa Call and ••• It. Remember The MamMottrGlass Front, I[iItTMAN WASTE PAPER DEPOT. The qbgbest Cub Pribb rud.yor hid NeWapipari Old Blank Books tosirtptlos. And Ledgers. 'asst. Paper, That au ell written ober. or .0 kuae. 0 d Pamphlets, &0.. w it i tr a t i s mureva E rn/P a.." I Jfiraolli.• nor. SinanciaL JOSEPH MILLER dc CO.'S BANKING. HOUSE, Fogelsoille, Lehigh County, Penny. KONEYB received on deposit, and 0 per cent. Interest allowed 011• Ii ULM remaining stst months Or over. For shorter period. epeeist rates will be paid. Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tax-Collectors and other en.todiens of public or private moneys, are offered liberal rotes of interest Farmers, Merchants. Laborers and all who have money to pot onion Interest for • long or short period will find our lesiltutloo on agreeable and advantageous one in which to do unglue. Money deposited Inthis institution WIMPS AND WELL SECURED. It u ns i ri i i n m i omi t oaned onion . !storable terms. L N EE. • FRANK J. SLOUGH. EnzirMlm w MILLEBSTOWN SAVING BANK MILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. This institollon will be opened on or before the Ist da of April. Money will be taken on deposit at all times an d in any sums from one dollar upwards, for which - SIX PER CENT. INTEREST Per annum will beMlid. Deposits may be withdrawn al any time Also, money oaned oat on favorable terms. JAMES WEILER, President f IN Sntusa, Cashier. 3. F. M. Shiffert, Georg Ludwig, Frederick C. Yohst, Christ• .1 K. Henninger, . David Donner, WIWI m Saliday. Isaac Oriebel, Gideon F. Saner, Horatio T. Ilertsog, Benjamin J. dchmoyer, James Bingmaster mar 15.0 w ALLENTOWN SAVINGS INSTITII VON, Organised as Dimes Saving institution s " NO. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST., (NEARLY OPPOSITE THE •DIENICAIf HOTEL.) PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Institution, the oldest Saving Bank in Eastern Pennsylvania, has been In and contiguous and spc_ces_strit GPETT.hrN'ITR ten yoenar,",:o. tr`g."o",`.l,Palnßdi X. PER rates of interest for shorter perlod r n.. 11121-All deposits of money will be hold strictly confi dential. Executors, Administratora,Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tat Collectors, and other mated's,e of poblle or private moneys ;are of fered liberal rates of Interest. Farmers, Merchants, Laborers, and all who have money to put on Interest for a long or short Period will find our Institution an agreeable and advantageous one In which to do business. We especially invite LADIES to transact their hashing business with us. MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have special privi lege. granted by our charter—having ful, power to trans act business with no In their own names. Money deposited with this Institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, • by a Capital elect and surplus money euriry of over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and addition. the Board of Trustees have, as required by t barter, raven bonds ender the sopervislon of the Conti In the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds are reale tered In and held by the Court of Common Plane of this county for the security of depositors. Oor Iron Vaults are of the most seam and extensive kind known 111 this country, as a personal inspection will show, and to which we Invite our friends and easterners. We refer to this, believing that safe Burglar Proof Vaults complete the safely and reliability of a good Saving Bank. WILLIAM 11. AINEY, President. CHRISTIAN PRETZ. Vice President. REUBEN STA HLER, Cashier. TROBTRIM: William IL AiaoY, Charles 8 Bush, Christian Frets, John D. Stiles, F. IL Samuels, Benj. J. Ilagenbuch, George Brobst, Paler. boll. Nathan 1 Jan 12-tf FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church alley, in Lion Hail, second story, opposite the German Reformed Church, In the City of Allentown, is organised and randy for business. It will pay SIX per cent. In terest on all deposits except business deposit,. for any period of time, tube lculatedfrom the date of deposit. To secure which, the Trustees of the institution have filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County, under the direction of the Court. a bond in the aura of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith ful keeping and appropriation of all such some of money as shall be placed in charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, whether an deposits or shares of stock. which bond may be enlarged by the Court whenever it may be deemed necessary In additio to this. the Act of Incorporation makes the Stockholders n personally liable to the depositors in dou ble the amount of the Copilot Stock of the Bank, which is fifty thousand dollars, with liberty to increase It to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. These provisions will make it a very desirable and safe p %c o o n o d fd . e it ta.. b be kept In one ofth e e iiVeVt . t t i o n s d a b t e e s t t h p a r t o t t h e e ct d eVent7tel l n l this city. Arran ments will be made toftwnish drafts on the cities ge of New York and Philadelphia S. A. BRIDGES, President W. WILSON. Vice President J. E. ZIMMERMAN. Cashier. Trustees : . . . . Daniel H. Miller, B. A. Bric'gee, John Ilothen, J. W Wlleon, William Baer. J. E. Ziminermau D. 11. Crelir, Peter Orem Edwin Zimmerman T HE EltIN SAVINGS BANK OF WM. L. YOIIN NORTH SEVENTH ST., ABOVE LINDEN ALLENTOWN. PA. This bank has been established for the primmer, of cam• lag on a general Banking business. and to offer to ths community a SECURE INVESTMENT for their money at home, at the same rate of interest that It would command In New York or Now Jersey. MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY Aar Gold, Meer and Government Pond. bought and wl Drafts drawn on the principal cities of that:Tolled Static Ina arns to suit pnrchasera. Collections made on all accesalble points, and proceeds promptly remitte autourrent rates. Farmer., March Laborer. nod all who have money to pot out oo Intermit for a long or short period will gad Ihls Itintltotion an agreeable and adrantageonb one In which to do bottom's. %=U1;1;;;1= HBVEN PER CHNT . ( or 0g:u17,. r , days and under on. oar. Xii"Reveoue stamps No WILMINGTON AND READING RA I LROAD SEVEN PER CENT. ,BONDS, FREE OF TAXES Wo .re offering the Second tdortgage Donde of thin Company AT 85 AND ACCRUED INTEREST, Interest Payable January and July TH E BONDS A RE IN I,ooos, 500 a and 1008 And can be REGISTERED free of expense, The coal, miscellaneous freights and passenger linsiness are con stantly increasing The increase for nine mouths ending august 1, 1872, over the ulna (9) months ending August 1, 1871. was 291 Bonds, Pamphlet. and Information can be obtained o DE HAVEN & BRO., Meal Agents of the United States; 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION Clothing, G REAT ATTIiACTION 1 NEW FIRS!! NEW GOODS! CLOTHING CLOTH lN GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! T. OSMUN & CO., Sum:sore to Maggar & Ormun• • BARGAIN S AT Tax GREAT 'CLOTHING EMPORIUM IN REIMER'S BUILDING. NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET, •LLENTOWN, PA. We would Inform the citizens of Allentown and the cur rounding country that we are prepared with a large clock of goode for FALL AND WINTER WEAR, and offer them lathe public al reasonable prices. Toth°. offer BARGAINS. WHOLE SUITS MADE TO oRDERI COATS, PANTS AND VESTS Cat and made In the latent style, and by the best workmen. OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES Is larger than It hew been before. and we intend to cell at very SHAM. PROFITS, and give our coalmen, the bone• fit of our low purehaaes. Great quentillea and varied. of NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS, . . And everything In the line of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, YOUTHS'. BOYS' and CHILDREN S READY—MADE CLOTHING, • •. ( 10NBTANTL 7 ON HAND. • 4. l , l , nt:go o rgra,: tr , .pace. No. gild Hamilton strfel. third T. Osx mt.. .8 tool H. SCROLL MARTI, iT RIN • tau 24 t A IMO FIT* In LE BENIN LIOPTEQUALVO 0 I.A.ATONIZ•EIO lITII THE COSTI CrifirwitAcrillotiol Plch va nr trick urea. MEN deoltlog • MIDWIT It IA et.e the fLYCLUBIY HIGHT f o r tho male o f DY6TI '5 DAT. DKr CARBON GAS LIGHT H R ORSES. AND OIL. for 'ELIUMTIIKS or STATES. Write Eli. torlom Ginn or cation M. B. DYOTT. No 114 ROUTH til,O 11 ST., 1'1111.4. • Zf. B. —CUURCIIEI toroWleff wil l. CHANDELIERS pad LLIIPS of seer* description, SO per cent. cheaper uma itteny nataollstuneat la the country. au WHEW THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1872. THE LIVE HOUSE M. J. KRAMER'S "Corner Store NEW GOODS, Great Attractions STORE CEOWDRD DAILY mar 30, CUSTOMERS ARE ASTONISHED ! LOW PRICES—In spite of the great advance of all kinds of goods HIS STOCK of Dress Goods for Ladies 1231133 SHAWLS!' SHAWLS!!! SHAWLS!! DRESS LINENS for Ladies' Suitings. OUR DEPARTMENT FOR MEN'S AND BOY' S WEAB Parasols ! Parasols! Parasols ! What has created the excitement among the Ladies ?—Every Lady wants one of those BEAUTIFUL! PARASOLS HALF THE BARGAINS CANNOT BE ENUMERATED 112it'All aro Invited to call and got posted on the change In prices intylS-trws ALLENTOWN ' Rolling Mill Co., Successor. to THAI ER, ERDMAN. WILSON sS CO., Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, RAILROAD TURN TABLES, MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, Furnace, Roiling Mill and Mining Work, Ac., Ac., Ac. N. 13.—A1l work goaratiteed nod doltrorP prompt. L. H. GROSS, Supt. ouiroa 5-3 m WI A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE! MOUSTACHE PROF. ST. CROIX'S I. RRNCII com wHisicefts. !must. the Great HAIR (MOWER. Molls AI! il E. will prodo e • hea r( tot MOIIeTACII IS WHISK F. iti. r o , III,IC LUIS oo the smoothest fire. Pleasant to nee. Swot to up address on receipt of Illfg f C r is angler: !Cl= and OH IiaTII N U D e gra.. VILLA. CM ~ ~ OF ALLENTOWN. CHEAP GOODS; To see how complete his Stock is, and at such ontains all the Latest and Choicest Novelties. ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS ALL THE POPULAR SHADES ! IS COMPLETE, NEVER BETTER Have also a largo and complete Block of Very Respectfully, __. M. J. FRAMER GETTING MARRIED.—ESSAYS FUR Young Mau. on great SUM AL EVILS and tilferEB Which interfere with hi unitiAttli—with sore means l ot relief for the Swing and Unfortunate, din aced No. deb 1. listed. Addrem,IIOWAUDIABOOLATLOV. Math street. rktuviliputa. 4.1 aiebes anb .163eirp. BAILEYLO 'Chestnut & 12th Sts., rilluvnteliky 3ewelers ano Silversmiths. FINE WATCHES, FRENCH C-OCKS, Bito=Es, ruviED WARE. Qua 16uaranteeti. 'Boobs sent by 'Express on approual. ww.,10 -17 ISAAC K. STAUFFER, WATC I .ES AND JEWELRY, No.llB NORTH SECOND ST., con. or QVAIMT, PHILA. AAn aoaorttnent Watch., Jewelry. Silver and Pitted Ware conatantly on hand. • 0 #? Repairing of Watch°. and Jewelry p p romplly aended to. a r KELLER it. BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON BT., ALLENTOWN. PA. CLOCKS,• wall regulated and warranted. All alms and prices, from upwards. A larger assortmoutof GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than can be found In any other store In the city. JEWELRY OF WARE KINDS, SILVER RE f ZACl l giVr i e l aired on Short Notice. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CHARLES S. MASSEY'S, No. 23 Reel Hamilton atreet, oppoelte the German Re formed Church. /oat received from New York and Phil &dolphin, all the latent style. El GOLD WATCHES Ile bag the largest and beet assortment of Gold Watches and at lovrer prices than can be round eleewherei SILVER WATCHES. Ile has n larger and better aesortment of Sliver Watches than can be purchased anywhere else. GOLD JEWELRY. He has the largest and beet assortment of aU kinds of Oold Jewelry. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. Hoban a larger and better caneaeortment of all kinds of 0111 and Plated Jewelry than be bound elsewhere. SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Hoban a epte:d r ig:s g eo o r o t d m . e i n . tic h f i. Bll i T n e e r c a a n n d I,:loattLdir to salted.e non ae CLOCKS. A larger assortment than at any other establishment. MELODEONS. A splendid ,orl assortment of Prince's Melodeons, the best In the ACCORDEONS. A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordeone. HI. establishment has lately been fitted np, and Is now second to none lo New York and Philadelphia. and ahead of anythingontaide the large cities. He has a larger stock of fashion able goods In his line than all other. in Lehigh county combined. To convince yourselves of the above call and lee BgAtowEttkt NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, A few doors west of the Continental Hotel JEWELERS SILYERSMITHS IMPORTERS OP WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE BRONZES, FANCY GOODS EUROPEAN NOVELTIES Ilavo now in store. and are conatantly receiving. a• extensive variety of floe Goode appertaining to that basin.. Respectfully Invite persons ♦lelttog the city to lave them with a •lelt. !mottles and orders by mall promptly attended to fed7-ly gor the iLabicZ. • MRS. GULDIN'S Ladies' Trimming Store, ALLENTOWN. PA. The trade at this old and well known establishment Is constantly lucre...dog. owing to the fact .hat NEW 000DF are being coma:Lily received of the LATEST STYLES sod always suitable to the wants of her numerous men. People should alwa)• go where they are sure to be united at low figures tan la ATTENTION, LADIES! REAL WHITBY, JET JEWELRY, FRENCH JET AND VULCANITE JEWELRY, FINE PLATED JE WELR 1, Paris and Vienna Pane, Hair Pius, Fancy Leather Ooede, Fancy Ornaments. h army BOXPR Desks. Dressing Cum Toilet flood, U . brellas 1 Silk, 01. gham and Alp.S. All unman cad superior in quality and modDlXONerato, In prices. 11. , api3.w] N . 21 Soul! Eighth Street: Phllada. MADAME NTEEEN__, 1313 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Ilan received from Paris the latest Spring styles - POLONAISE BUSTLES AND CORSETS. La Victorien Kangaroo & Nillson BUSTLE SKIRTS (or Oslo and promenade dreg..., Paris Wort y & Children's Conte's, all at popular prices. mar 20 ly er) TEMPLE OF FASHION. HETABLIEHED MRS. M. A: BINDER, noi, N. VI. COR. IlTu & CHESTNUT STS., • PHILADELPHIA, Importer and Dealgner of Parts and Lodnon Novelties, Elegantly Trimmed Paper Pattern. of Latest and most reliable Styles, for Ladles' and Chlldrenin lie as Ladle.' Deese Trimmings, Heal nod Imitation rime., Moven. Pans. Itllitimm, Tien, Frei ell Jewelry, Fancy Goode. DUDE; AND CLOAK bl AKIN() In the moat tsars. feel and elegant manner, A Perfge System of DRESS VUTTINti Taught. Va ttriirintllEZl.lllNrttEVAnd."...hTllll • 82000 PER ANNUM CAN BE MADE IN SELLING THE NEW WHEELER & 'W ILSONS'S • SEWING MACHINE. feW active; reliable Mistress men of good Labile and address, wanted In desirable territory at present un geen. Pled. Wager. (nrulebed ; Security required. Send for Information. or call on PETERSON & CARPENTER, Gen'! Agl'e, 914 CHESTNUT STREET,' • PIIILADEPIIIA. • J W. ALTHOUSE, Agent, 014 II aollt , na street. Allentown. ESTABLISHED IN 1810 Fancy Dyeing lielablishment J. .E W. JONES, No. 432 North Front Street, Phi/ode/ph fa. Pa. DVB Bilk.. Woolen and Peary 0 , odn of every dneerip. non. Their •uperl city of Dyeing Ladles' awl ()NAM men's Garments Is widely known. crape and Merino Shawls dyed the w o nt brillittu. and plain color. Crane nd Merino ell .wle Montle.. to loon like new. Also, and Apparel. and Cuttains, cleansed or re•dyed• Kid 9loyes cleansed or dyed to look like new. and look at nor work.betore going elsewhere. li g Cal ranch l office. nor. Ninth and Vine eta. Csorllmw THE IMPROVED FLORENCE. The Rent Sewing Mnehlne Made. • The - nly_kischine that makes Four difiereot Stitch. The only Machine that fe•teng the ends of Ream/ I The only Machine that will move the work in any direction de.red I god the only Machine that lam a eelf.adJaatlne teown. These Ada %emcee combined with the Rang. Rapidity, and QIII•In alto tootteng, together with 100 Brn •ty 4.1 Ql4(aity of it. IVO k with Itillit•T ow- Yam, u•sca oLI, it iht , Wont de,dr•bi ,e durable and Best Flintily rw MrscAtne in th- Good Agent* taunted to entry County. Wilson & Pennypaoker, Managers. 11AS Ohoetnut ZMtada. ayafl•Omw3 E dm w ° Nebicittal. C) 1 4 ,.. )■•••1 % .--3 O N tt rl I - d `;:. '-'3 t• O tmt 1= 1;1=- t-i t-i NEW DRUG STOVE ! I take the ploaaere of Informing my uumorona .1%1 friends mod the public la general that 1 have opened ? • new Dreg Sthre at NO. 785 HAMILTON STREET, and titled it with a csrefolle selected stock of Pure Drugs and Medicines PATENT MEDICINES, COAL OIL, and a a, i: r il o gr F rgly ß aLlo4L OIL LAMPS Choice Perfumery and toilet articles, as the anent Ex• tracte for handkerchief aid bathing. Flair Ode, heir In •lroratota end their Dyad. An innumerable aueortntent 0( . 1%41.4 Soaps for washing. allaying and ermine .11. fat ur paint. Tooth Broglie. sad lisle Brushes of all grudeti and prices: Pocket Book•, Album% Pas. Book.. Paper nail Pens, Pocket Knives andßazors, • large variety of tiwbe,•l English and German Finn Hooke mid Tackles. lu churl, everything that can be expected In • First• Class City Drug Store, 100113 The Very Lowest Market Rates WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will lien specialty d will be Oiled diiy or night with the greatettt puncteal• It i'Vgitla c gTn Storeiteepeni annulled with e•ert thing in my Due at the loweet market rates. Having' bad ex • patience 'dare my eh itdhood in the Drug belittles. I trot confident that I can nerve all who may favor the with a call. to their eatlefaction. E. W. DANOWSKY. Dr. WM. DANOWSKY takes thin opportunity to thank Ma numerous friends for pont rural'. and will be at the Grua Store of his sou to wait on alt who may desire his medical tier vices. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 735 HAMILTON STREET, Between Seventh and Eighth MEM PARENTS. TAKE N9TI THAT AT THE BOTEN BOOK STORE YOU WILL ALWAYS /lUD 105 COLE ALL KINDS SCHOOL BOOKS, • BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS AND SLATES, PENS AND INK. • AT THE LOWEST PRICES. The lime I. again here ror ehildren to prepare for SCHOOL 1 And ~ , e re o : dh in,: hind aed for sale everything they want and SCHOOL ROOM. .• OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW "0:11: tun te1L70,..".'"".. just what they DON'T FORGET. AND REMEMBER THAT TRH . BOTEN BOOK STORE • IS THE FLAGS 10 BUT ALL HINDS OF School Books at. the Lowest Prices. LEIBENRING, TREXLEH & CO., 031 Hamilton R.. Allentown,lPl. AGENTS? QUICK l er you of Hill trrrlto Oen choice ry. Ober° le • rush for II) on DIO LEWD). Wt and greatest wo k. OUR . DIGESTION, or. JOLL r FR(END'S SHORBT. , It It br odd• the most tattles sod salable book lo the field. llt l•uo • vitally Invariant subject. 2ltls by Amerl, a's most Dopul.r writer on beeltb. 9lt 15 for the p e rt e. th• I i ue• haodeom..t book ever cold by agents. the people anewer for such a boor, mod will arse you to bring It to them. Write for tutus. as free. GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, aotii4r w 511/0911 MO, fkliwitiaMs. .EITIG VALLEYam „1 _LW .1-4 RAILROAD, • BUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Leave Allerdown for Newll ork..•le. Central Railroad of Now Jersey. at 555 r, 815. and 816 • m. and 1201, 12 16', 640'. and 560 p. m. For New York, •i• Morrie & 19A.81 . Rallroad.a4.6 and 6 15 a in. and 1201. 12 15*. 5 40 8 , and 5 50 P m. For Manunk• Chunk and 1131•Idere at 815 • m,and VP ' m. For Lambertville and Trenton at 815 am, sad 1201 and 6 lin p m. For Easton at 555•.81115 and 10 10 a mg 12 01. 12 IP. 810, 540'. 560, 74) and 828 p m. For Philadelphia. via Nora, Penn Railroad, at 615. 815 a to, and 1201. 650. and 828 p m. For Waattingt., D. C. at 815 a wt. 12 01 and 828 p m. For Cattmanqua A Vogies•ille R. R, 841 • m anu 12 20 P For Copley at 6 41a m. 1270. 404. 8 29 and 821 p m. For Mauch Chunk a 1644, 1047 a m. 1220, 494 and 8240 to. For WI lk osharro and Pittston, at 6 44 and 10 47 a m, 12 2), 4 94 p m. For Waverly, Owego Elmira. Auburn and Buffalo, Itt 10 47 • m (Express Train.) and 1220 p. m. For Ilaaleton at 0 44 and 10 47 a m, and 494 p m. For Au denried at 10 47 a to. For Mahanoy City Atli 41 did 1 0 47 a In. and 4 31 p For Mt. Carmel at 044 end lo 47 a m. Trains with a star tel +tart from East Penn Janction. STANLEY GOODWIN. Ana't o.'l 8001, R. 11. SAYRE. Supt & Ent. r NTORTH PENNSICL-amzigx 11 VANIA RAILROAD. . , , ' . BUMMER ARRANOEMENT Passengers for Philadelphlivialce Lehigh Valley R. R trains palming Allentown at 616 and 815 a. m 1601, 630 8 28 p. m., andarrive In Philadelphia at 8 55. lo 41 am. 15, 82 , and 10 80 p . m. Also Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad trains a 815 a. 2.1. 646 and 815 p in. arvlve in Philadelphia at 1041 a ID, 216, 643, 820 and 1030 p. m, LOCAL SCHEDULE. (Six Through Trains , Daily, Sunday. Excepted ] Passenger trainalnave the depot North west corner Berke and American st.gets. Philadelphia, For Allentown at S3O e. ' 0 43 a. to., 2 10. 3 30, 4 06 and 6Te p m. {Warn care re a 'ach.•d to th.. 831 a. m. train For Doylestown at 8 a, JCL 40 end 130 pm. For Fort Washington ... 4 t and 11 a tn, 8 and 1130 pm. For /Most. at 7 m , 130. and 630 p. m. For Lansdale at 030 p. m. Trains for Philadelphia. Leave Bethlehem at 890, 830 a. m., 1210. 3 33. 6 nand 840 Q. m• Doyleatown at 7110 n. m., 900 and 500 0. In. Lanednle at 805 a. m. •• Fort Wanhtnaton at 84,. 1090 a. m., and 210 and 9CO to• . . • Ablogtork at 741 a m, 215 and 622 p. m. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Bethlehem tor Philadelphia at 466 p. to. Dor letdown 43 a. 111. Leave Pulladtlphlacor at OW a. m. Fare—Allentown to r lglra l lVl;7l.lV P. m. ELLIS CLARK'. Ageoi 114 P EA DING RAlL.ace HOAR. pa SIIMMER ARRANGEMENT. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1872 Trains leave Harrisburg for New York ati followe: at 11(111, 810 a. to.. and 200 p. m. connecting with similar train. on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at New York at 1210, .960 and aqo p. m. respectively. Returning leave, New York at 900 a. to.. 1206 noon and 800 p. m.; Philadelphia at 7 30. 8911 a. tn. and 330p•m. Leave Harrisburg (or Heading, Pottsville, Tantalum. thersville. Ashland, Shamokin. Allentown. and Phila delphia at IS 00 and 810 a. m., 210 and 4060. no.. eh - Inning at Lebanon and principal way •tntionnthe 402 p m. train connecting (or Philadelphia. Pottsville and Collin, bla only. For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Ankara, via Schnylklll and Susquehanna Railroad leave Ilarrla • bora at a 4 p. in. . East Pennsyl•anla Railroad trains leave Reading for Allentown. Easton and New York at 700. 1040, a. m , nod 103 to tn. Returning, leave New York at Opt a. m., 12 NI noon and ood p. tn., and Allentown at 725 a. nt., 1226 noon, 215,431215,.4 and 035 p. tn. , Way Pannenster Tro in leave. Philadelphia at 7 SO a, m. connecting with similar train on East Penna. Railroad returning leave Reading at 6211 p m., stopping at all eta Rom . • . Leave Pottaville at 530 and 900 a. m.. and 230 p. Herod. at 10 00 5. tu. Shamokin at 540 and 11 15 a. m. Aahland at 705 m. and 12 43 p m . Ainhanoy City at 751 a. m. and 12 0 p . m.. Tamaqua at 833 a. m. and 210 p.m. for Philadelphia, Now York, Reading, liarriaborg, tte, *1 Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Susquehanna R• 11- road at 8 15 a. m. for ilarrieburg. and 1146 a. m. for Plue• gro•s and Tremont. Pottsville Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at 633 a. u ., passes Reading at 703 a. m.. arriving at Philadel phia at fl 35 a, cu. Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 616 p. m.. passing Reading at 740 p. m., arriving at Potts vine •1023 p. m. Pottatotrii Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown a Oa a. in. ll...turning, learn, Philadelphia (Ninth and Breen.) at 430 p. Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 726 a to and 6 15 p m for Ephrata, Litia, Lancaster, Columbia, arc, ;re turning lea,- Lancaster at 831 am, and 3 p or, •ad Columbia at 815 a in, and 315 pm Porktornoo Railroad Trains War° Perklomon Junction at 735, 8 55 am. 253 and 04J pM. iteMirtithit. lons. Green Ls no at 615, am, 123, and 4 20 pm, counecting with trains on Reading Railroad. - . • • • Pickering Vallee Railroad trains leave PLuanix•llle at 910 a m, 310 and 550 p m ; returning tears Byers at 633 a m, 14 43 noon, and 42U m, connecting with eimilar trains on Reading ltallrosil• Colebrookdale Railroad train. leave Pottstown at 810 it m and .127, 6 . 25 and 713 p m; returning leave Mount Plstioant at 6 (a), aCO and 11 25 a m, and 9 25 p m, connect ing with tram , on Reading R. R. Chester Valley Railroad Trains leave Bridgeport •t 893 • m and 2 Bland 633 p wit returning, leave 1) muington at ns3am, 12 90 and .5 pm, connecting with similar trains on Reading Railroad. Co Sundays: leave New York at 6 CO p m, Philadelphia at 800 • m and 316 p m (the 800 a In train 111110iNg only to Reading), leave Pottsville at 800 a m, Harrisburg at 600 a m and 200 p m, Allentown at 4 35 and 933 p m, Head • leg at 713 a m and 10 55 p m for Ilarriaburg, at 710 a m for New York, at 7 20 a m for Allentown and at II 4r stu and 415 p m for Philadelphia. Commutation, Mileage. Seaton, School and lincumion Ticket., to and from all points, at reduced rate.. • Baggage checked through; 100 pounds mellowed each Passenger. J. B. WOOTTEN, augl la] Asst. Supt.& Eno. Ifaclery. RA:IIIMA ANU • LSVILLB H. R. 111Maitemil OATA V )00: nor JUNE THIRD, 187, Pao/muter Trains on o L al i v r t ! 11, ~L , a a ! l; gat , a f gl o l g rmi . a . c n o a n , n g e a o i Railroad. as forlows:— STATIONS. On and a the Catnean. flan with th Kant Penn. I Trains Wee P.M. A. M. I 6 63 7 (61 7 (14 7 16 721 7 3) 7 68 •BC6 ATABAUQUA, 9 53 11 , 1,6•8 9 45 *JORDAN bIIIOOB, 9 39 0UT11 . 9, 9 WALHERT'I3, 9 29 CHAPMAN'S, 9 19 • THEXLERTOWN, 997 1114E1N109171L1.11, 966 *Bllll NO CREEK, 942 AL-lIIIRTIB, 897 lons. .. 7 48 7 61 e 81 CONNECTIONS. morniogtralo Wont lea•eu Catseatiqu•an the arrival 9 L V H. It. Paatengor train from lianloo. boo. e nd Allot town, and conneeta at Alburtis with a train °Baal Pot:may I vanla It. B. for Reading, Potts•llle. “burg nod Philadelphia nod Alan with a train (or town, Beth tehein and Banton. morning tr.dn East connects at Allmon wit. .raloa P. R. It. from ilurrlaburg, Punkt/111e adiug, nod . - . The or tbe hom no th Here Allow The oo X Allentown, end et (Intat , ituque with welt; on the Lehigh Vnljo 118111,ad for blench flhank.. Wllkosbarre, Scran ton, Philadelphia •tud New York. lbe 115 P trAln Wert connoete at A lhortle with trains on th e End Penn. Itellronti for Heading, Pottorllle, Ilar diebnrg, Philodelphln , Alleutown, Bethlehem, Eneton, end Now York; arrl•e In Phlladelohle etc Needing et _ . . The Evening train Earl leaves Alburtis no the arrivnl tf a train from Allantown and of a train tratkluar concer i°. at Reading with trait. from Philadelphia, Barr.. burg, Puttnville, connects with local paanouger train on toe 1.. V. K. it. at Catasamma for Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton. liulteodanqua and Copiay. Persons wishing to go to Atiootowu ean take the morn• Ina train West to Alburtis, arrive at Allentown 016. m, lad return by a train on the East Pennsylvania Railroad, eaving Allentown at 4 Ai p. U. C. W. CHAPM US, .iao 10-10 Built. and ...or. ALLENTOWN PASSENGER RAIL. WAY. TIME TABLE. On sad after MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1873 care will run wall trail). on the Lehigh Valley and Lehlith nud tinanno. henna, Philadelphia & Reading (Keel 1 one Junction) Rallroude, and to the Allentown Formica. leaving Sit •lon, Hamilton sod Ninth stroll., as follows: For 1.. Y. L. &S. E. Penn. Furnace. Lea•e Par A Al A. Al. A. P. A. H. A M. 616 7Ji 0.5:1 B 9) ' 11 01 6 7 47 13 11l 11 33 11 SO 'll 551 11 51 11 61 9 4) P. M. P. M. 10 In 1 10 I'6o 11 33 P. M. P. M. 3 Pi 330 11 60 2 6.1 1 40 6 CO 633 P. 1 1 1. 3 60 9 6 10 (11 700 7 90 9 2 A IA . 3 24 lAI 7 40 D 92) • i Pay D.y. & Saturd'• 7 10 ONLY ' 710 8 10 021 The above cars ran to all the passenger train* on the above road.. FARE TEN CENTS. Children ander ten year. of age. Five cent, GRAND OPENINt C ARPETING S. Largest Carpet Room SAND LARGEST STOOK IN THIS CITY AND VALLEY AT THE "MAMMOTH STORES' E. S: S.HIMLR & 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 "Sanford's" do do do Extra Super do do Super do do Common do do Damask do • Venetian do Rag, List and Hemp Carpet c.,iA TON; COCOA and CANE. MATTING, FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTD DRUGGETS AND FLOOR CLOTHS, HABBOCID3, DUOS AHD MATB, WINDOW HOLLANDS AND SJIADRS CURTAIN LACES, &c. A WORD OF ADVICE to all In need of any Good. to Ma Ili• • Buy Now and Buy Right Here, en 000,1 a In thin. nnotrttnout will he Kohl at priers to ••Astonish the Natives," an they were orderad front the anufacturere and Itupertme haunt the late advance In The largo amount of roles within the last mouth to lhl Particular branch of our brininess to the very bent Indies 1100 of the apereenatlou et our exteuelve and wallanlocied stock ow price.. a pr 4 2w TIIE 111.1.1114TRATED PIIRENO LOGICAL JOURNAL Is every respect* First. Clan Magazine. Its articles Kra the highe•t leterent to all. It teaches what we are end b :a to tusk° the taunt of oureelve.. The Information Ito In 'AIDS On the TAM of Life at d Health la well Worth the air., of the Magazine specialy family It Is published Ai CIA , . year. Hy* nrrangeinentvve are enable* to offer the 'throne. °gloat Journal as Preto um tor !Pre new sultecrlbere to the Leann, Itsaierix. or wilt apish the Lnlll.ll ME nod Phrenolunleal Juurn.l lusethor for 43 W. We commend the Journal to all who w , a a 40.1 etattteatoe. Address all Inners to HOOT, IItIiDHLL. JR., Allouteero. k's xtr D. I.ILICILENItAIIi. I"ahtit ey • NET AT LAW, tiormerly practiced Cuba irpo " lta ). tatilt - 13 1 01at=giti . Ve d riaNe " eg tLted Li the Qum' leseasse 3aailroabo. Trains East CMS Proftooionat Carb.O. PUNK d : BALDWIN , ATTORNEYS 11., AND COUNNNLI.OIII3 AT LAW. Allentown, Pa. Office. No. AI East Hamilton eireet. C. H. Remit. 7. A. N. BALDWIN J AII IIIL i Io T I e t .I N ATTORNEY AT LAW, ■ Street. *Jr°. be eoOsated C gi l arrn:a; B° E"I Jm 14 TX C. lIUNSUERGER ATTORNEY A.A • AT LAW. Removed to tee Post °glee building. teenud floor. ALLENTOWN PA. std. 21-17 ELI AS ?MERTZ, ALDERMAN, SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER AGENT NOD THE BALE OF REAL ESTATE, SA We..t Re milt. Bt. Allentown. PA EORGE 11. RUPP, ATTORNEY kir At LAW. Ofllco with lion. John D. Stn.. Allen town. Pa FDIVIN ALBRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, eight doors above the Court Como', AL LENTOWN Lehigh couutv. Pa. (oh 13-'8)-1Is FORGE K. WILSON. A'rTOIRNEY AT LAW, No. MS Ilutullton otreet. noorly oppo nlte the Court liuusr, Allan lowo. Collections promptly mode to Lehigh and Northntopton contitte. MORRIS L. KAUFFMAN, ATTOR. NEY AT LAW. OM encoud door of th• Pint Nntional !intik bottling, ALLENTOWN. PA. Collections tondo in Lehigh nod adiolulog counties. Can Lo consulted oche English and (Jl , lllll\lll Isugunges. 4,tp 11.17 DR. C. C. 111. GULDIS, SURGEON DENTIST. OMee, over Mrs. M. A. CI. Goldin . Trimming Stole, No.:11 Rost Hamilton street, Allentown Pa. T _EVII SHOVER, ATTORNEY AT LI LAW AND JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE, MILLERS TOWN, LEO 1011 CO., PA. Particular attention polo to innolvellt tuml deco:lout: otantoe Wit/. S. YOUNG, JR., (WITH KNo.WI.TON. /MITI 8 SCALES.) ATTORNEY AT LAW, ROOMS 43, 45.4 d and 47, No. 100 Wantilogtoo Strnot, Chl cu. June 30 11 - 011 N 0. BOWMAN, ATTORNEY t/ AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Room 0, No MOWS nut utteet, Philadelphia. mar 14, THOMAS H. METZGAR, ATTOR. NET AT LAW, ALLENTOWN, PA. Office, N 87 East Hamilton street. may Z.. 1/) R. (1 I:01MB B. SCIIALL ATTORNEY N. 31 AT LAW. Office, Plret doer elloye Low Alley, AL. LENTOWN, I'A. may V.941m TANIE% N. Arra RN EY AND COUNSRLLO It AT LA W. mteu , lo .111Sur of M. J. Kra• nwr's wt ro. opponao tho Englo Hotel, AllootoWn, Ps. luKr 17.1 v FDIVARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Mice. whh ilnn. Hameel A. Bridge.. ALLENTOWN. PA. may 1-17 JO n liN RErP. ATTORNEY AT LAW, of ° um. tab and Hamilton Street. ALLEN. TOWN, 14: 1. L. "1. . may l-ly ADAM WOOLEVER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. °Wee, uppoxite Om Court Howie, AL LENTOWX l'A. may 1-17 Tv I LLEIIII 11. GLACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. CATASMIQUA. LEIIIOH .COUNTY may 10-ly PEN NA RCLAY HA MERSLY,A TToRN EY • AT LAW CATASAUQUA PA. Jan (7arprt3 anti Oil (Sloth. CARI"E'rINGS. WILLIAMS & DALE, BUCCEBOORO TO B U. 00111311/11.X. 832 MARKET STREET, PRILADELPRIA, Deniers in CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. IitATTINOB, etc, We Intro just rscolved for the Spring trsde a large and bands one luotortmout of new and Inetntlful styles In Onts• solo, Ito:rules, Matting., 011 Cloths, Window Shade., etc.. etc., nil f we will off, •t the loWeltt each Price., tnylt•• all to call ned lOW us. and examine our block Worn por hoeing elsewhere. WILLIAMS & DALE, EICES=I 892. Market St.. Philadelphia RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. S. C. FOULK. NO. 19 S. SECOND ST., PHILA., (Firet Carpel Store below Market, gaol aide.) Invites attention to his splend , d assortment of Imported and American CA RPETS, which will bo mold at a yeri small advance. 0 01111 n warranted an represented •o tbs. all cau buy with confidence and eatisfaction. owe M.lf CARPETS I • I CARPETS ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINUS, WINDOW SHADES, &C.,, G. B. NYDER & 0., 84 SOUTH SECOND ST., PHILADA., Wont Edo. below Market. N. 11.—A liberal discount to Churches and Clergy -11.111 01117.3mw septtbow 6 58 5 60 6 4 4 6 .43 691 66 6 15 VAKTOR PM/MOS' In the wonderful medicine to which the afflicted are above pointed for relief, the discoverer be lieves he tins combined in harmony zoom of Na tune, most sovereign curative properties, which Gal has instilled Into the vegetable kingdom for healing the sick, than were over before combined in one medicine. ddie evidence of this fact is found to the great variety of most obstinate Ms eases which It has been found to conquer. In the cure of Bronchitis, Severe Coughs, and the early stages of ('Oll5ll lO 11110111. It has astonished the medical focally, and eminent pity. nicht. protium,' It the great.t medical discove ry of the ago. IVlille it cures the severest Coughs, it strength°na the system anti purifies tho blood. fly Its great and thomnith blood purify ing properties, It cures nil Humor., from the wont So role' la ton common Illotelt, plea or Ear taittloa. 'Mee mini disease. Mine ral Pelson., and their Ora., are eradicated, and VigOrollti 110,0111 and a annul constitiition eetab lished. Ervalpelaa, i Salt Rheum !'.P or Soros, Scaly or Hough Skin, n short, all the numerous tilseases• causal by bad 1000,1, aro conquered by this powerful purifying and In vlgorating Tryon feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sallow color of skin, er yellowish brown spots on taco or body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste In mouth, Internal heat or chills alternated with hot flushes, low spirit. and gloomy ferebalinge, Ir regular nopeilte. nod tone. coated, you are suffer lug from Torpid Liver or "Blilorui mom:, 111 mai) , cases of "Liver Coul plaint only part of these symptoms are expe rienced. As a remedy for all such CMOs .Dr. Plate's Golden Medical Discovery hats no equal, as It effects perfect cur.,, leaving the liver etrengt. coed and healthy. For the cure of Habitual Cloriatipatlou of 1110 bowels It is a never fail ing remedy, and th.o who have need It for this purpose aro loud In it. timise. Tile proprietor offere $l,OOO reward for a medi cine that will equal it for the core of all the dis eases for which It is recommended. Sold by drugebas at t _per bottle. Prepared hy R. V. Pierce, IL D.. Sole Proprietor. at his Chemi cal Laboratory. lad Seneca street. Buffalo, N. Y, Send your address fur a pamphlet. may 1 ar•af REMOVAL! REMOVAL! S. R. Engelman & Bro.'s CI ANA STORE. BNB BEEN REMOVE!) TO No. 740 IIAMILTON STREE (Walker's Old Stand,) ALLENTOWN, PA SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE SPRING TRADE. TILE PINEeT netiOli um ENT OP TABLE WARE, Vases, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking Sets, Mantle Ornaments, .d PA ZiCY A lITIOLE3, ever cleared to MN ollY.higeth with • largo .toot or FINE CUT GLASS WARE. march 2
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