ecoal anb lumber. CHAS. W. A I lIOTT. MYX= Union Street, near Lehigh Vcaley Depot, Allentown RITTER & ABBOTT, MANUFACTURERS OP BOW Doors, Ottiddi Mind*, Inside Blinds, Mould. inn, Brackets Balusters, Picket*. Stair Rail ings, Window Frames, Door Frames, Sc. NMI. SAWING. TURNING, PLANING, MATCHING , FLOORING and RIPPING • DONE AT TEE BIIORTEST NOTICE. ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done and HAND RAILING Wade to order. Haying now bad almost five years' possession of th , 31111, entarnished It almost wholly with new and improv ad machinery, and baying none but experienced work. men, we are prepared to defy competition from at hom, and abroad, both, in price and workmanship. Do YOU contemplate building? Call at our Factory and natisfy yourself with a personal examination. Drawings for buildings, brackets, patterns for erns . w g . atal Work, Enrolls for porches, can be seen at all time, callin at our office. Any information to tho ftralabod obeerfally and freely. by calling at the Mann factory, on Union street, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen. town, fa.. or by letter through the poet office. nag lan RITTER a ABBOTT. 711311111,T OTTO. H. H. OTTO. 0. W..IIIILLSP. F LBER r, OTTO d MILLER, . . . . . MANCI/ACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER, WILLIAMSPORT, PA MILL ON CANAL WEST OP MAYNARD STREET OPriCII AT THE MILL 7? CRANE Aossz, Spectatie.o. SPECTACLES 1 SPECTACLES ! EYE GLASSES, /to. 1 41rr e tagr , sale e m . t . m:tit of all kind. dlr. CHAS. S. MASSEY'S, NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA Navin devoted a great deal of care and attention to the dpectacle businees for these last few years, I fled that eel business In that 'Mohan incretteed PO much that I have de {ermined to make It a SPECIALTY. There le no ankh manufactured In which there In eo much deception prac laced as there to in Spectacle 0111880, Knowing that the public( hams been frequently humbturged by parties pre. fending to haveaa uparlor article of U lames, and charging azorbilant prices for them, thereby trallicing upon the ne cessities and infirmities of age, I have taken pain. to ee. Lid a beta and complete amorlment of the finest and beet Glasse. ever manufactured, thus affording all parse. Medina Spectacles an opportunity of purchaeing at rea• senabtepdoes. • Pareons basin any daliculty In being suited elsewhere will do woll to give me a call, ne I feel eonfidest that no one will fall to be coiled. Remember the old eland, No. 23 Bast Hamilton street, opposite the tier naßefortned Chinch, Allentown, Ps. jun 23.'68 tf Boot IRafterz JORN S. LENTZ WM. H. WHINSUEIMER JOHN SEADOLD, JR. JOHN E. LENTZ & CO SUCCESSORS TO YOUNG & LENTZ The arm of Yonne & Lents we. disnolved by mutual consent on Palm ry lath. 1812 Mr. Young retiring. Wm H. Weinehetmer and John Beabold, Jr., having taken bin place. The new Arm hone, to have the continuance of the Patronage so liberally be.towed upon the old firm The) will use their utmost eadencere to accommodate their Wrong with prom , tom and furnish BOOTh AND SHOES of the beet make and material. and will al wept boy hand a largo ,easortment of the most dostrable sty lotted to the trade of this eectiori. The Arm of Young & Lentz having been dissolved, Agenda ledebted to thorn are requonted to make sottlem between this date and April lot next. The books will main at the old eland. Either of the old partner. In thorlied to 'lgo In Ilunldatlon. feb 18-3 OPENING LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER SUITS AND COSTUMES EVERY DAY ELAM COLORED AND FANCY SILK SUITS. HERNANI. TAMISE AND CASHMERE SUITS. PIQUE. LINEN. LAWN AND ORGANDY SUITS. AND SCUTUM EVERY VARIETY OF TH IN MATERIAL FOR SPRING AND SLIMIER WEAR. ALSO A FULL LINE OF SACQUES, TALSIAS AND LA DIES UNDERWE&E, LlO6 JACKETS, POINTS, &c., Sc. THE LARGEST STOCK EVER cr.llo WN IN I C IS CITY AGNEW ENGLISH NO. 839 CHESTNUT ST OPPOBITE CONTINIINTAI. HOTEL AND 29 SOUTH NINTH STREET, spr'2l.w tfl PWLADELPIIIA. FURNITURE ! FURNITURE IL L. DIcCONNELL, HUTTON a: McCONNELI Has on hind, st the old stand 809 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA • , A LARGE STOCK OF FINE Parlor, Chamber and Dining Roon FURNITURE ! WM Greatly Reduced Prices *ll loads warranted. All old cuetomere will Le .1 witl as formerly. and the patronage of the habil earnestly solicited H. L. McCONNELL, Manufacturer and Dealer In FURNITURE num 9inw3 8W Market Street. Philadelphia. GREAT BARGAINS FURNITURE. AVEMIL BARLOW 110. 45 S. SECOND STREET kaa his Immense wareroorn. (.1 etoriee) titled with Rent variety of grat•clnee Furniture. Intl le offering It Prices lower than any othe Dealer in Philadelphia. Slain the name elan of goods. He has also a great variety of low•prlcod work, which Ls Is selling at reduced pricer, either at wholeralo or re tail, Including all style. of College Furniture. ♦Lo, Agent for the Beekwith Bowleg Machine. Price , (.4,11.3m w LARGEST STOCK ! GHAT INDUCEMENTS • To boy all your faroltoro at the largoot forulturo utore la • town of GEORGE W. HEIMBACH 732 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN. The Arm have recently put lu u MAN. MOTH ALL PLATE•OLASS FRONT. and ;tag* otherwise enlarged their facilities fur Rfaieeprlagon band the I ..... totock lu the city. • th ELEGANT FURNITURE I lit luanfaclnred In their own eßfablishment, :itder their own super•bilon. and Is warrant• Lob.to the but In the market. an Inspection, • Wan stock will convince boyars of the ad. , 4/ Tankage uf bnyln I from them Georg, W. Kalmbach. manufacture KITTLE'S PATENT SPRING BED. andare aide egents for that a uvular bid. Call and ace It. Remember The Mammoth Glass Fron HARTMAN WASTE PA • The Ilhibeet 04 Old Newspapers And Ledgers. Waste Paper, That are all wltten over. 0(all Made. I 0 d.Pamphlets,&o. a.... ROPII, BAGGING AND ITIVAI llonoer Za}9l7"'"lfiariVA Viirgre: Of every description JOSEPH MILLER at C0. , 151 lIANKING HOUSE, FogeWine, Lehigh County, Penns , . MONEYS rocelved on dapo.lt, and Ilpor cant. Interest allowed on all num remaining Mx months or over. • For .hurter period@ apeclal rates will he paid. Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tax-Collectors od' other euitedians of poblie or private morlere. are tented liberal rat. of tutored . . Farmers. Illerehante.Laborere and all who Lava money o pot out on tolerant for a long or chart period will find airltuttou en agreeable and advwlageous one In which to do unelnees. - • • • • • . . . . hl.ney doporited tbin Imititallott 19 SAFE AND WELL D. NTroloaned out I'Yieas Jleizilt. 11.1n41i LNER, - FRANK 3. SLOUGIII. Inrr3..om no %/TILLEBSTOWN SAVING BANK L.V.I hIILLERSTOWN, LEHIGH COUNTY. This Inatitution will to opened on or before the let day If April. Money will be taken on deposit at all times and n any some from ono dollar upwards, for which SIX PER CENT. INTEREST • POt annum will humid. . Deposits may be withdrawn at any limo Also, money oaned out uu favorable terms. JAMES WEILER, Preside's. ill•MK11.1116111111311.. CoBhlsr. J. F. M. ShliTert, (leery Ludwig, Frederick C. Yoltt, Christ tt K. Henninger, David Donner, Willit n Saliday. Irons Oriebel, Egner, Horatio T. Renting, Benjamin J. Schmoyer, Jamas Singmuster mar 16-6 m ALLENTIIIVN SAVINGS INSTITG TION, Organized as "Dimes ,S'aring Nstitlion," NO. 58 EAST -HAMILTON ST., (NEARLY OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN ROTEL,)• PA YS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST FOR This Institution, tho oldest Saying Bank to Eantern • eunnylvania, hits be. In c00n... nod sueeennfol ,porntion for ten yearn, and continues to pay 81X PER ;ENT. INTEREST on money for one year, and special ntes of Interest for shorter periods. 1101—All deposlin of money will 1.3.11dd strictly cona• tonna'. MIMI Executors, Administrators,Trustees, Assignee, Treasurers, Tax Collectors, and other custodians of public or Private money., UP at- . . . . . . rand liberal rates of interest. Farmers, Merchants, Labdrers, end all who ka•e money to put on Interest for or long or short period will find our Institution an agreeable and advantage°os ono in which to do business. We especially Invite LAMM to annsact their banking business with an. IdARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have special 'rill- Taos granted by our cherter—having full power ea traps act business with us In their own names. Money deposited with this Institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, by a Capital stock and nnollus money cavity of over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARN, 'and addition. the Board or Trustees have, an required by I holler, given •loads under the Roper/ Won of the Coast in the• sum of. PIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds are regis tered In and hold by the Court of Common Pleas of this county for the security or depodtory. Our Iron Vanilla are of tho cooed secure and extensive sind known In this country, nti a fairyland inspection will Mow, and to which we invite our friends and customers. We refer to thin, believing that safe Burglar Proof Vaultn completotho nobly and reliability of a good Saving Bank. WILLIAM H. AINEY, Provident. CHRISTIAN ritorz, Vice President. REUBEN STADLER, Canitior. TO r ay 0 get Without 11. Ainey, Charles S Iluvh, Clirlytiou Preto, John D. Stiles, F. E. Samuels, Benj. J. Ilagenbuch, George Lirobst, Samuel Sell, Nathan Peter. Jan 12-t FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church alley, In Lion Hall, second story, opposite the Gorman Reformed Church, in the City of Allontown, is organized and ready for business. It win pay SIX per ern!. Its ferret on n II deposits except bus Riede deposlie. for ally period of time. to be co !rotated from the dote of deposit. To socuro which, the rust.. of the Institution County, filed In thrt:Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County, cinder the Section of the Court, n bond in the sum of Twentve Thousand Dollars, conditioned for the faith ful keeping and appropriation of i 11,101 snots of money as shall be placed In chargo of said FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, whether as deposits, or shares of stock. which bond may ho enlarged by Om Court whenever it may ho • deemed neemisaryiwck, addltion to boldorn totitle, the Art of Incorporation 'lndira lb pprooniii fu noble to the elepoettore it, don Welke amount es! the Capital Stork of the Bank, whir In Arty thousand "dollars, with liberty to Increase It lo on hundred and fifty thoexand dollars. These provialons will make It a very desirable and so 0.0 of de Isla. besides, It may be proper to slate that the deposits wt be kept In one at the srlf(St aod beet proftetof van /IA f .. . . . . . . _ this city. Areangemente will he mode to furnish drafts on the dile of Now York nod Philadelphia S. A. IIItIDOES, President LI. E. ZIMM W. W I LSOERM N. AN. rice Cockier. Preside,. • .1. Trlftitil, : Daulel 11. Miller, B. A. lirldgen, John llolhen. J. W Wilson, William Biter, J. E. Zimmerman DAL Creitr, Niel . grows, Ed,' in Zimmer:ono. ' mar 30 THE EltIN SAVINGS BANK OF WM. L. YOHN NORTH SEI EN7.11 ST., ABOVE LINDEA, ALLENTOWN, PA. This bank ban been eatablisbed for the purpose of carry• ing on a general Booking firmness, and to oiler to the community a SECURE INVESTMENT for their money at home, at the same rate of Internet that It would command In Now Ynrk or New Jersey, MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY ti- Gold, Silver and ()overtime:at Roads boutal and told. Drafts drawn on the principal villas of the Milted Stale! tome to anti purchase.. Collections mode on all ancessible points, and pro“edf eromptly remitted at current rater. Farmers, Merctiontsl.dborern and all who have moue, :o pat 001 MI Interest for a long or short period will Am; kin Institution on ogrepable and advantageous one In which to do business. Intorost allowed on deposits at the following rates, SEVEN PER CENT. for ono year. SIX PER CENT. if left for thirty .lays and undar not 10/Ir. ICirlternnue slampn se et. (Jan Ni de, WILMINGTON AND READING SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, We gra otrt ring the Sectord Mortgage Moods of th AT S 5 AND ACCRUED INTEItEM And ran be REGIsTgliEt) free of expel.... The coal, telaeollaneonn freight/4 and p.tesenger huskers. are eon et/telly' Ice en+lng The ihrrelt-e far aloe In/ m o nth: ending Aura/41 1,1572. r the ata• l'4) month ending Animal 1, IS7I, NV, 461291 eva el. 11.)11.1P, PatopWets atiou eitu DE RAVEN & BRO 40 SOUTH. THIRD STREET, MONEMOU NEW FIRM! NEW 000DS! CLOTHING ! CLOTH IN GRAND SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES GREAT CLOTHING DI PORI U Wo would Inform the cltirene of Alleulown and the nu'', rounding country that We are Ili rparrti with n NM , ' cluck of goods for FALL AND WINTER WEAII, and offer them to the public at reaeanableuriera• T. the wh or BAo buy their Clothing ready wade . they aro hrehared offRGAINS. Cut and made In the iMek kyle. and bitho heel work! CLOTHING, CLOTHS AND CASSISIEHES to larger than It has boon before, ar. t wn Intend to yell ♦ery 851 A 1.1. PROFITS, and 10 ye our contittnera the boo at or our low plach.... GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS BIEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS' and CHILDREN S READY-MADE CLOTHI Don't forgot the place. No• Ifl Ilalnlitou etnrl. third door above Sixth etreut. T. Oextln, Mr 24. t ER DEPOT A PROFITABLE BUSINESS! It Pries Paid For Old Blank Books LIGITITEQUAL TO OAS,AT 0E6410 lITII THE COST! Cannot be exploded No chimney or stick new, MEN deelrlog a PROFITAHLE RUSIN ES%can scenes the EXCLUSIIr ItIOOT fur the sale of DYOTT'S PAT. ENT CARSON OAS LIMIT BURNERS AND OIL, fo, COUNTIES or STATES. Write for Information or canon M. B. DYOTT, No. 114 SOUTH SECOND ST., PHILA. N. B.—CHURCIIES turniehed with CHANDELIERS and LAMPS of evert/ deacriptlon. 23 per cent. cheaper than at any other eetabliehment In the country. mar MUM THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1872. Stitancial. HONEY ON DEPOSIT. RA I I,ROA D FREE OF TAXES Mt= = =I I,ooos, 500 s and 100 s Fiscal Agents of tlic United States, PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLI) ON COMMISSION elothing, T. OSNIUN & CO., = BARGAINS IN REIMER'S BUILDING. • NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, EA. 117101,E . SUITS MADE TO ORDER! COATS, PANTS AND VESTS I=l greet gneolltlee and varletloo of NECKTIES, CUFFS, COLLARS, And everything In the lino of = 3 &COB 11. SMOLL hihtli.Tl,l LTNT GROVER & BAKER'S ELASTIC LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES Embroidery Ara ixcluelve For Braiding Are Ucescolice For Quilting +re Unequalled For Hemming A re Elaperic r For Tucking r. I approacbabh For Gathering Ore Unsurpassed For Slitejaing Are Fanitlow For Cording Ore Incomparable For Felling Are Admirable THE BEST IN USE! New Style* Shuttle Stitch Sewing Machines For Manufacturing. To our NEW STYLES, which possess unmistakable advantages over the NOISY and CUMBROUS styles ether makers. CALL AND • F,XAMIN.F2,. J. F. WIREBACK, Agent. roCE AND SALESROOM, oilposite German Reformed Church, may 8.14 w No. 829 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. ~~~ ~ ~ THE LIVE OF ALLEN TO WN. M. J. KRAMER'S "Corner Store NEW GOODS, CH 1P (treat Attractions ! STORE CEOWDRD DAILY CITSTOMERS ARE ASTONISHED To see how complete his Stock is, and at such LOW PRICES--'" of advance of all kinds of goods Dress Goods for Ladies (attains all the Latest and Choicest Novelties SHAWLS I' SHAWLS 1' SHAWLS DRESS LINENS for Ladies' Suitings. OUR DEPARTMENT FOR M E'S .AN I) BOY'S W E 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 OrAll aro invited to call and get posted on the change In prices 111015414 I ALLENTOWN Rolling Mill Co., Saccoonoro to THAYER, ERDMAN. WILSON 6.; CO., Manufacturer! of STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, RAILROAD TURN TABLES; MILL GEARING, SHAF TING, Furnace, Roiling .Mill and Mining Work, &c., N. 11.—All work gusrauleed sod delivery prompt L. 11. GROSS, Sup't august 9.9 m WI A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE ! MOUSTACHE PROF. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH rOM WHISKERS, POUND. the Great HAIR °ROWER, MOUS TACHE. will produ e a luxuriant NW:I.:CACHE WHISKERS, or IA IIIuKEREI on the smoothest face. Pleasant to oar. Rent to any address on receipt or I, Iffy Cents. . II 'r. 110 ND. CHEMIST. %NTH sod CHESTNUT BT)., PHILA. N. E. Cor. T 171.71-17 w ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS ALL THE POPULAR SHADES! IS COIIPEETE, NEVER BETTER Have also a large and complete Stock Very Respectfully, GETTING MARRIED.—EBBAYB FUR Young Alen, ongreat dOCIAL EVll,Eland AIIUbES which Interfere with letAßßlAUE—with aura means of relief for tho Erringand Unfortunate. dieenaed and debil itated. Addreee,lloWAßD ASSOCIATION. No, Routh Ninth etreet. Philadelphia. Pa. Particular atteutlou Is de Plrc (1 from all who require FAST, DURABLE I=l Shuttle Sewing Machines =I Manufacturing on FAMILY SEWING HOUSE GOODS M. J. KRAMER ziaatelico anS3 lethetru BAILEYO (Chestnut & 12th Sta., rquo t DELFlVilty 3ewelers anb Silversmiths. FINE A r diEs, FRENCH C-OCKS, . BKONZES I PLATED Ww. (Duality (suaranteeb. (boobs sent by Express on approuat. w ISAAC K. STACFICER, • W ATE lES AND E WELRY, • No. 11S NORTH SECOND ST., COR. no QUARRY, PHILA. Annoweronent Watehen, Jewelry, Silver and Sc Worn constantly on hand. q , Sir RepAlrlug of Watches end Jewelry premolll nondod to. nor Say KELLER at BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN, PA. CLOCKS, well upward.. lulate A d larger ansord warrante tinent d. ABof nixes and pricer, from GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than ran ho found in any other otoro In tho city. JEWELRY OF ALL E KINDS, SILVER WAR •revet . Ld i r F i 0 0 •en repaired on Short Notice. WATCHES, JERELIt Y, SILVER AND PLATED . WARE, CHARLES S. MASSEY'S, No. Zi Rant Nonillion elroeloppoelte the German Re formed Chord, Jeri. received from New York and Phil adelphtn. ell the Intent Myles II GOLD WATCHES Ile has the largest and best aeeortznent of Gold Watches and at lower prices than can be found elecwhere. SILVER WATCHES Ile has alarger an better assortment of Sliver Watcher than can bepurchase d d euywhero else. GOLD JEWELRY. lie has the largest and best assortment of all klub. or Gold Jewelry. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. .I,l2ll4rt:alirorforgdtinteJ‘lrt:?,:',ls`,`,;`..g-ik„',A;!" of 011 t SILVER AND PLATED WARE. AnnylX4:,'PLlg'ldrlll:":lfrolnlllB.4llL':%nni nut fall to he Plated Ware salted. CLOCKS. A larger aseortment than at any other extablioliment MELODEONS. A a :V4 Vl l l eenortincot of .Prloco'e Melodeoon, the beet lo ACCORDEONS. A aplendid assortment of all kinde of Accordeonn. Ills establishment ham lately been fittednp, and In now second to none In New York and Philadelphia, and ahead of anythlunontside the large cities. Helms at large: atock of fashionable goods in his line than all othera in Lehigh connty comblued. To convince yourselves of the above call and nee • BtAlowEitlce NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, A row door: we,t of Iho Coralueotal hotel JEWTELEHS sILYERS)IITHS =I WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, EUROPEAN NOVELTIES Barn now in store, and are coustsutly receiving, its extoonlVO variety or Ann Gond, apperiAlning to their El= Pespectlnlly Invite por,on , rini liuq Ow 00'1 0 Nvo I=l Imintrles Au,' ord., by wall PromPtlY atte ,, brd to. fe,l7.by gor tbr mRs. Ladies' Trimming Store, I= 1. The trade al this old and well knowu Yntabilollll . oo coustautly Inrr , nning, owing to the fact .hat NEW 000 DP are being conetrotty received of the I.A'rEST STYLES and always PllitlibiP 10 1110 went. , .4 her numerous costo. mere. at Veoe shou eh xlWgin whore they are sure to to nulled I pl ow flanrld al 3. , 'an IP A TTENTION, LADIES! REAL WHITBY, JET. JEWELRY, FRENCH JET AND. VCLCANITE JEWELRY li'wiiivaiij 1. II ti Viellll Fituo, Bair Pins, r 1.11 1 . ). Soucy linakiki.lits. Fancy Cusrs, Toilet liood, U .141414. in Silk, Oit•gilani and All Kos 11l And In Prier's H. I)IXON, it Suuili F:`. Nlilli Sire,,, • tip and MAD.t.III , . LEL, 1313 Chest nut, %Oreel, Philadelphia, ILA-revelv. , l train Pari , ! POLONAISE BUSTLES AND CO'.SETS. lllrou for t t{ ra V in ictorlen If rom un enad goroo dresser HUSTLEE iLud pe . Parts Werly S Clilldres's Corrals, rtl al popular y ricer. ma 20 ly •, TEM PLE 01 ' EASH I DV. F.6TABLISIIED 1517. MRS. M. A. BINDER, 1101, N. W. COR. 11Tu CHESTNUT BTS., PHILADELPHIA, Imputtrt and Designer of Paris and Lodnon Novelties, Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patterns of Latent and moot tellable Styles, fur Ladles' and Children's ltr en Lattice' Drees Trimmings, Real and I tulteson aeon. Cloves, Fano, Harlem, Ties, Fret ch Jewelry, Fancy Goode. Waled; AND CLOAK MARINO In the meat teeto tal and elegant manner. A Ptr/i rt Syrtem fpf DRESS UT TIN() Taltyht. etrlct punctattuty In fulfillme D ET A I Lere PATTERNS, W Ilt/LES ALE aND 82000 PER ANNUM • CAN LIE MADE IN SELLING TILE N 14_4 1 \V WHEELER & W:LSONS'S SEWING MACHINE. A raw oictive, men of good Luidts nod ndilress, wanted in de4raide territory Al present on new Pled. Waco s furnished ; nee telly riminlmed. Solid for infornution. or rail on PETERSON & CARPENTER, Gou'l Agt's, 914 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADEPIIIA, • W. ALTIIOUSE, Agent, 614 11..inliton Went, Allentown. ESTABLISHED IN IMO Fancy Dyeing FatahMailmen* J. & W. JONES, No. 4V. Yorth Front Sered,lrl 4 (a, Pa. DVE Silks. Woolen and Fsuey ll , onlit of every descrip tion. Their super' , rlty of Dyeing Ladles' nod (lentle• men's (laments In widely known. Crape and Merino Shawls dyed the most Malan' and plain colors C Also, a n ti Merlon Sh twin cleansed to look like new. lso, tlentlemen's Apparel, and Cortalne. cleansed or re•dYnd• Kld Gloves ensed or tlyed to.look like new. 11A-Cs II and look at norwork hOlOOO Kohut elsewhere. 11.1rtnch office. nor Ninth and Vino et, fithr3.2inw TH.E IMPROVED FL( )11ENCE. • The Bent Sew I up; MtieWise Halle. The oly Machine the' traits. Four different Stitches ! The only Machine that fattens 1110 end, of Seams I The only Machete that will none the work in any ifirectton desired I sod the only Machine that bee it 1.n.10n• ndyantagrs combined with the /ides. Rapidity. end we ores toottens. Weather with the 11[04 y and Quality or lt•fro k with 8601t1IT IN PROVPIIIINTA render it the molt tleArNble, durable and But Flamay Setting Machete to ths Wor/d. Good Agents uniottea In every County. Wilson & Pennypacker, Managers 1123 Chertrist Street, rhtlada, rrtept4.3m W apr2l.9m w) Ccbicinat. c:) II = - 1.--4 t - ' )-- 0 'r- 1-. d tmt P7i c 2) tt • NEW DRUG STOLE I take the plenKure of Informing nty nnmeronste Iriendo and the public in general that I have o f punt a new Drug Store at NO. 735 11,1 RI limos STREET, uud !Lied It with a carefully selected stock of Pure Drugs and Medivines PATENT AIED LOIN COAL OIL, a a large variplual COAL OIL h AND FIXTURES I Choir,, Perfninery and toilet articles, the aural F: tracts for handkarriilef and bathing. Hair Hair I 1{ tack and Flair Dye..it An innatnerable areirtna 01T.41«t Bonita for mottling. shaving and er.inc oil . or pa iand p nt. Tooth itrnaltex and Hair Bruhlaot .$lllll ata rice... p ee n,' Bonne. Minna, Vasa Book, Payer and Pet Pecitar Knives and Razor., a large variety id the Englialt and liertain Platt Hooka aidl Tackle-. Io everything that Can he expected in a First-Class City Drug Store, The Very Lowest Market Rates w BDE ,Es A L E A ND R ETA PlIVSl(ll.l%s' wiii 1..•., null MIII 1, 0 itit c ,i Any or night with the grettto•t punctual,. ity to accuracy. 111y...pi -tot St.rakeeperu uoppiled wilh f•Vt•I .hiuc lu my lit. at U.lotrout notrket rAtus. Hoyt.: 114,11na herionco Alth° toy childhood in Drug Lwow,. lcul coulickut that I can gory° who lolly Inv, to., with a cull, to their attllttnelloo. E. W. DANOWSKY Dr. WM. DANOVVSKY takes this opportunity to thank his numerous friends past favors glad will be at the Drug Store of •01 wait on all wayhoa desire medical service, REMEMBER THE PLACE, 735 EIAAIILTON STREET, Between Seventh aryl Et ghth MEM PARENTS TAKE NOTICE PAPER rolkl2 3111 w MAT AT THE BOTEN BOOK S'I'ORE I=l SCHOOL BOOKS, COPY BOOKS AND SLATES, PENS AND INK, Al' THE LOWEST PRICES Thu thot• I. again here for children to Puha. :or SCHOOL And owe d to th e OU hand and for tale everything they Ar and SCHOOL ROOM I=l ARE AS LOW au7•wP~e t i I ts r e t; it o ti . d r r o e oi cale glee them j net whet they DON'T FORGET, AND REMEMBER THAT TIIE BOTEN BOOK STORE IS THE PLACE 70 BUY ALL KINDS OF School Books at the Lowest Prices LEISENRING, TREXLER & Co., an Hamill. St., Alloutown,Pc nepl•lfd AGENTS! QUICK l os you wilt plias choke or t«rrltu sy. (arra Is a rush (or It) ou DIO LEWIS' last and greatest irot k _. OUR DIGESTION • 9 or, MY JOLLY FRIENVS BECRBT. It to by odds the tenet taklak and salable book to the field. 1Itl• on a vitally Imoortant subject. 2ltle by America'. most Popular writer on health. 3lt te for the priee. the largest sod handsomeet book ever sold by subse.ipilou, agents, the people an for such book, and will urge you to blind It to them. Write for terms, at , free. • OEO. MACLEAN, Publisher. Sanoom Street, Phtladelrble. oovlb•IT w ?Irk - A - V POOR C On and of he Cat.an • don with th Rant Penn. M== I 48 tae / 916 196 40 •Y 1 The tnorolnk train west leaven Calananqua on thearriva of ths L V It. It. Paalleager train from Eaolon, tea. • ham and Alla, town, and connects at Alburtis with a tree_ .n the East PenneylVanbi R. H. (or Rending, Pottovilli ilnrrisburg and Philadelphia and also with a train fo• Allentown, Bethlehem and Banton. The morning train East connecta nt Albut ll s who .rain on E. P. 11 It. from Hurrishnrg, heading an Allentown, and at Cata•ationa with train on the Lellig ton Vall Philadeey Railrlph oad ia and New Manch York . hunk, Wilkosharre, Sera° , Tll°llsl' 51 train Went connects at Alburtis with train, on the Eant Penn. Railroad for Reading, Pottsville, liar elahurg, Philadelphia, Allentewn, Bethlehem, Easton, and New York; arrive In Philadelphia via Reading xi tl 15 p. m. The Evening train East leaves Alburtin on the nrrivn' of a train (rota AllettloWn and of a train makitigconnec• lions at Reading with train. from Philadelphia, Ilarriv , burg, Pottoville, Ac.. and connects with local pa/mange, train on the L. V. R. R. at Catasanqua for Allentown, Bethlehem and Ea-ton. llokentlanqua and Copiay. Persons wishing to go to Allentown can take rho morn 1g train West to Alburtle, arrive nt Allentown 015 a m, ad return by a train on Om East Pouusylvanla Railroad, taving Allentown at 4 di p. m. C. W. CHAPSIAN, Supt. and Engineer. ei IMMEM L.E II IG II VA LE I' O t la 1-J RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Leave Allentown for Newrork. via Central Railroad 0' New Jersey. at ri 55*, 615, and 815 a to, and 1201, 13 W. 6 40*.and 560 p. tn. For New York, is Merritt & Essex Rallroad.at 555*. and 8 15 a m, and 121 d. 12 I?. 540 0 , nod 550 p m. For blanunka Chunk and Belvidere at 815 a m,and 540' P YOr 560 p For 3 10, I For P Vt;t. Coplay at 6 41 a m, 12 20. 4 04, a^7 and 8 21 o re For Munch Chunk at 6 14, 1017 a m. 122), 4 34 ad 824 p m For Wilkeebarre and Petlaton,nl6 44 and 1047 a en, 11 23, 4 04 p m. For Waverly, Owego Elmira. Auburn and Buffalo, a , IC 47 a m Expreox Trai ) and 12 2/ It • to. For Ilakleton at 6 41 and 1047 a en, and 4: 2 4 p en. For Audenhed at 10 47 e 3 m. For Malmoy City Re fi 44 311 10 47 a en; and 4 p nt• For Mt. Carmel at 644 and 10 47 a tn. Ttnitte with a near 1 3 .1 'dart from East Fenn Jnnetlon, 11. STANLEY (1 OODW IN, Atte . t Oen'i Sup . ). It. 11. RAY.33E Sup't St Eng. II ORTH P ENNSI'L- rgr NVANIA RAILROAD. 4604t.iit#1•11, Passengers for Philadelphia lake Lehigh Valley R. R. trains pion:lnc Allentown at 6 15 and 8 15 a. m, 12 01, 6:A 28 p. m., and arrive In Philadelphia at 8 6.5, lit 45 a 01, 212, 8.2 and 10 m. Also Lehigh and Suequeltanne Rallro.l train.. at 20.0.322. F A46 and 816 p to. erriee in Philadelphia at 10 4.1 a, tn., 216, 541. 831 and I.) 10 p. to, LOCAL SCIIEDULS. [Stx Through Trains Deily. Sundays Excdpted Passenger trains leave tho depot Northwastcoruer Berke ad American streets. Philadelphia. For Alleotown at 830 e•ao IS n. an., 10.3 3i, 408 and io p m. Palace cam re a ,ach..d to tho 30 it. an. train For Doylestown at 8 DS a. in.. 2 40 nod 4 Si) p m. For Fort Wanlaingtou o. 4 alld 11 a an, 8 and 11 30 pm. For Abington at 70. m 130, and 830 p. M. Fot Lansdale al 630 p. an. 41!.- : Leave Bethlehem at 630,00 A. to., 1210, 335, 610 and 840 p. m• Doylestown at 7(0 a. m., 300 and SCO p. m. Lansdale at 00.5 a. at. Fort Waahington at B {s, 1030 to. m., and 213 and 802 p tsl• ' Abington at 7 41 a to. 21.5 and G 25 p. to. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Bethlehem tor Philadelphia at 4 00 p. tn. . lloylahlown 4.1 a. tn. Leave Pniladolphia for Both—am al 9 31.1 a. to. • • for lloylertown at 2(0 p• in. Faro—Allentown to Philadelphia. al ELLIS. CLARK% Agent. EADING RAI 1.-agg . zga i ROAD. Tr.tlos leave Harrisburg for New York an follows: at 000, 810 a, tn., and .201 p. m., connecting with similar trains on Pennsylvania Railroad, nod arrivingrit Ziew York at 1210, 3N) and 040 p, m. respectively. Returning li•a•tt Now York at II 00 a. in., 1212 noon and 0 (X 1 p. m.; Philadelphia at 78. 830 a. m. and 330 p. tn. M Leave Ilarritiburg fur Reading, Puttavtile, TRU:11010S. Ashland, Shamokin, Allentown, and Phila delphia at 500 and 8 10 a. tn., 2 (gland 405 p. m., stopping trainann and principal tray mations; 1110'4 05 p tn. connecting for Philadelphia, Pothiville and Colum bia only. Fur Pintaville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, •la Schuylkill add Sutiqueltanna Railroad leave Harris hunt at 14 , p. on. • • . ••. East Pennaylvania Railroad trains leave Reading (or Allentown, Gaston and New York at 7 NI. 10 40, a. m , and 4050 m. Returning; leave New York at 900 a. tn., 12 CO noon and 600 p, m., and Allentown at 7(5 a. or., 1226 noon, 215, 4 30 and 0 3.1 p. m. MEE 705 and 707 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. 5 Frame Eng.l3ody Brussels Carpet, Best Eng. Tapestry Brussels do. Three Ply Carpet, "Smith" Tapestry Ingrain Carpet, li"San ford's" do do do Extra Super do do Super do do Common do do Damask do Venetian do Bag, List mid Hemp Carpet, CA .12'0,V, COCOA and CA NS MATTING, VLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTH. DRUGGETS AND FLOOR CLOTHS, BLANK BOOKS to all In need of any Goods In thin MG Buy Now and Buy Right Hero, OnooA In this Department will ho sold at prii.e to •• A fitonfoth the Val fres... as they avers entered from the Mannfacturrra and Imperials before the late advance to w Th ont e large menet of Miles within the lent month In thin particular branch emir business I. the very best Indict 1100 of the apereclatlon of our extensive and ,rellselected stock air prices. a pnl.2M MHE 111.1.1UNTILATED PIIIIItENO- A. LOGICAL JOURNAL in every respect a Flret• Clime Magazine. Ite erticlett are the hlghe.4 tutored to all. It teaches what we are and h to :n ate the meet of •The Information Ito Ce tame on the Laws of I.lfe sect Health le well worth the mire of the Magazine to ever a rr an g e me nt la puldlahed at SILO. a ) ear. By a special we are enahled to offer the 1%m..- .orient Journal IS • Premium for five n ow erthi•Criher+ to thn LBllll P hr en ol o gi ca l Or wilt NrOteh the latt,loll H.llofe tea Kod Journal together for *5 CC. We commend the Journal to all who went .rO.l 'til•cattlue. Address all orders to • 110IIT. IRE:MILL, wn. JR. • . AllentoPa Au- D. LUCHENBACD. Avroat vv • NET AT LAW.Aformarly pracilrect in Cita° o " p a p p o ate th Vo . neenit:i4 second filW.teutr,lti molted in the Germ. Innennne itailroatio niiqUAL t Ilg k iga LBVILLE It. ..s.l4=Sar • er JUNE THIRD, 1872, Paanenger Trains ot. Lehigh FRela•llle Railroad will run In conner• . Valley. Lehigh & Busquiehanna, aue allroad, an BTAT lONS. Tralna East - •... r . V - CATASAINICA. 953 6.'. ,, ' , HEIPLE'S. 946 st. U *JORDAN RI DOE, 931 . 9 4 OUTIPS, 934 5 :.• %V ALBERT'S. 929 63 CHAPMAN'S, 919 6'i TItEXLERTOWN, 9 117 61 BREINIOSVILLS. 868 ' , SPRI CREEK. 8 5 A 1.-HU NG RTIS, 837 61. loui. CONNECTIONS. fl (I 70.7 711 771 791 7 89 7 40 7 ISI a Bta Lambertville and Trenton at 615 a m, and 12 01 aur • Easton at RR?, 6 15, 215 and 10 10 a in; 1201. 121?. 411., GUt, 7 land 828 p in. Philadolphia, via N..rilh l'enn Railroad. at 015. 812 and 12 ni . 010). and 828 p m. Waxhingtot., D. C . at 817 am, 12 01 and 828 p in. Cataaanqua St Fogleavillo It. It, 641 a in ana 12:71 = =! Trains (or Philadelphia SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1872 • „ .•. Way Pagsenger Train leavea Philadelphia at 7 70. m. connecting with almilar train on Emit Penna. Railroad returning leave Reading at ti I , In., Mopping at all eta Gone. • • •• . Leave Pottsville at 530 and 900 a. m.. and 230 p. tn., Herndon at 10 00 a. to. hbstnokin at 570 and 11 15 a. to. Ashland at 705 a. m. and 1243 p m, lidahanoy City at 751 a. m. and 1 2) p. m., Taninorla at 635 a. m. and 210 P. m. for Philadelphia, New York, Reading. Harrisburg, &c. Leave Pottavillo via Schuylkill and Susquehanna road at 61.5 a. m. far Harrisburg, and 1173 a. tu. for Man grove and Treniont• Potthvilla Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at :11 a. 10., Misses Reading at 703 a. un.., arriving atPhiladel phia at 933 a. tn. Returning. leaven Philadelphia at sla p. 1,1,, passing Reading at 740 p. arriving at Potta olle al 9 23 P. tn. Pottstown Accommodation Train leaver Potialowa m. Returning, leaven Philadelphia (Ninth and tlreeu,)at43op. m. Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 720 a m and 6 15 p m for Ephrata. Litt:, Lancaster, Cointnitia, Sc, ;re turning leave Lancaster at 533 a to, and 323 p m, and Columbia at 615 a in. and 3 13 p m Perkionten Railroad Trains leave Perkin:non Junction at 73.5. 33 a to. 2 .15 and 540 p to. Returning. lea no Omni La no at 015. a in. 12:1,n0d I'.'U p m, connecting with trains on Reading Railroad. Pickering Valley Railroad Val. learn PLuinixvllle 9 10 n in, 3 Wand 5 not; t nruing leave Byer,. 3.5 nt, 4:45 noon, and 420 p conuncting with tiltuilar trains on Beading Railroad. Colebrookdals Railroad Val. tears Pottstown at 40 m in and 191. 825 awl Ili P in; returning i n to lens Mount Pkanaut at U 00, 800 sad II 2.5 a in, and 321 p in, connect ing with trait, ou Reading IL R. Chester Valley Railroad Trains leave Bridgeport at 50 ato and 2 40 and 5:13 p ill; returning, Vitro D.Arningliiii atllll. it ) awl 5 40 p at, connecting vain,' on Reading Railrond.. On Sundays: leave New York at in ill pin, Plilladell) a Al SOU azu aud 315 pin tthnSWn lt train rannieg only to Reading), lea,. Pottaville at S ta) a in, Ilarrlehurg at 51 ) ni an.) 2 rt.) Alleutowu at 4 3.laud 93.1 pin, head Ina xi 7 15 a m a tallJ 51p to for Ilarmehurg. at 7 tU x In for New York, nt 71.9)» nu for Alleutown and ut 9 4 it to 4151) nu fur Philadelphia. • • Connoutution.lenge, Seaton. School acid Lacushl U Eickettt, to cud from all roluts, act roductl rut.n. Baggage checked thr.ouol; NO mounts ullowcd •mt.) l'tmcoottcr. J. E. WtottrEEN, .111111 .lAs!. S 1 Ric,. .11 .: . A LLENTOWN PASSENGER 11A19.- W A Y T I M E".l' A B I ,14',. on and idler MI) DA Y t'\L ;I. 1971. 4 . 4 rn trill r~ln roan trains on the alley and Lehigh Susi,. • J 1113111,. PIIII1.14•IPhill 1i...n.111 1 . 1.1/11 JL111.11111) Railroads, and lii the Allellto/Wu Yorunce, [loving stn. non. {l.linilton and Math streots, nn loner, For L. V. 1...115. C. Penn. Finance. Lonire For A M 4. P. A. NI. A NI. A M 4A 7N , 9 :41 10 In , 11 • 4o II . 31 11 :45 AO` V 9 4 I'. Id Im I A , 10 I .5 IV 5 i 5 3 3) 7 10 7 It 5 13 II I'. II :4 , 3 21 5 it. ;Ai 7 11l I Iluy.o Suturd's 0:41.1 I I 4., rrfrur PA RE TEN URN IS. euidr. under tau ',tun. of .0. FIVM 04"./ GRAND OPEN t EEO CARPETIN6 S. Largest Carpet Room SAND LARGEST STOCK IN TIES CITY AND VALLEII ITEM "MA3I 310'1' II STORES'd -OF- E S. SHIMEIt dr, CO., SIAESOCAS, RUGS AND MATS, WINDOW HOLLANDS AND SHADES CURTAIN LACES, ,te As WORD OF ADVICE 13rofcr).5tonal tiaras I • UN K do BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS Sim No. AND Ml 4 COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown,Ta. ' Eaxt Hamilton AT C. M. Rerxr, IM3=l 0 J. MORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, UJ • ALLENTOWN, PA . Often, N 0.60 Ewa Llerelltoo treet. Sit-Can be eortonited lo °armee. Jae 14 aC. IRLINSBERGER ATTORNEY do A 4 T ,r. a 8 4 147vr r op o Port colphrol2lidliv ELIAS MERTZ. ALDERMAN, SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER AGENT FOIL THE BALE OF REAL ESTATE, M Wont Tin milton 91. Allontota Ps EOUGE H. 11.11 PP, ATTORNEY VT AT LAW. Wilco with lion• John D. Mon, Allen own, Pa EDWIN ALBRIGHT,' ATTORNEY IPJ AT LAW, right dooru alum) thn Court Hon.. AT. .ENTOWN Lehigh count, Pit. fob 13-'lll-1, Eolt4;tl K. WI LSON, ATTOII ‘1" AT LAW, No. ,IS Hamilton ,tract. nearly oppo Ile the Coon Holm, Allentown. Colleen.. promptly nude in Lehigh and Northampton couuttee VirOltltiti L. IiAIIFFYI AN, ,ITTOR. NET AT LAW,OIII , ncond door of the Plrst gallon/0 Bank ALIINTOWN, l'A, Collections ada in Lehigh and xdiolulug coontle.. Can be consulted tho English and trernoto language. ' .00 1447 DR. C. C..ii. GITI,DIN. SURGEON DENTIST. Ware, over •Mrs. M. A. a. finltlttt a TrluDniutr Store, N0.:44 East Ilatslltim Street, Alleutuivet r EVI SHOVER, AVFORNEY AT J_J LAW AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, MILLERS TOWN, IC CO., PA. Partlonhir attention pAid to 1111101WCOL and dll,delit col,nton. ion 13-ly W3l. N. YOUNG, JR., (WITH KNOWLTON. SUITII m ICAT.KP,) AT'T'ORNEY AT LAW, lioolll4 41, 45, 413 and 47, No. 100 WatibloglouSt,m. CAI ago. Juno 90 JumN 4). BOWMAN, ATTORNEY AND COITNSELLOIt AT LAW, Room CI,NW• out street. Pl.lln.telphia. tnar 147 T- RIO:RAS B. METZGAR, ATTon- NEY AT LAW, ALLENTOWN. PA. Office, No. 02 East Ilatailtuu str,t. may 1.9-'OD _ •• __ • GEORGE B. WHALE ATTORNEY AT bAW. 0111 co, Flr.t door above Law Anil': AL LENT() WN, PA. may 2)-Ur FAMES S. lIIEItY, Vlr'r it IVY EV AND tiCO TINS ELL() It AT LAO. Ail MAI 1100 r of M. J. Kra mer's st, 0,rp04 to Pr , MIMI EDIVARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, with Samuel A. BrithzeP. MMO=I TOHN RUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW, GP °ince, N. E. Corner titli and Hamilton Street, ALLEN TOWN, l'A. may 1-ly WOOLEVER, A'll'TOR\ ai AT LAW. Office, oppoelto tho Court Hong , AL LENTOWN PA. may 1-ly WI ELIA NI 11:1611. ACE, AVEMINEI AT LAW. CATASAUQUA. LEHIGH COUNTY PENNA. may 10-1 T '• CLAY lIA ERSLY.ATTORN EY • AT LAW CATASAUQUA jut 14•'60.1f earprt3 and eil Cloth CA RPETI NIPS: - '' - WILLIANIS & DALE, = 532 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA, ihniler- In CARPETS, OIL C LOT M ATTI SO. etc, Vv havejusl 130colveti for 1130 Spring trade a large and hand. , ono a.serlinent of 0003 1.11113,3 AR.! Mylealn Bros- Kai, 11.130 33 a, matting, 11l Cloths. Windom. Shades, etc., all of whirls we mill .3110 r 01 the loweat cash pricee. We invite all to call and 1100 on. and exandue our .lock before pan hoeing elitewhere. WILLIAMS & DALE, SU Market St.. Philadelphia. ME= RICH AND ELEGANT • JARPETS, OIL CLOTI-IS, &C. S. C. FOULK. NO. 19 S. SECOND ST., PHILA., (First Carpet Store below Market, Eant eldo.) !natter attention to ble aplomb.) amodtment of Imported and American CA Itt'ETII, which will bo !told at a Ter, email advance. (Mode warranted ne renrexontad so that all can buy with mattidence and eatialaction. not 21-1( CARPETS! CARPETS! ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINGS, WINDOW SHADES, &C., G. B. NYDER & 0., 34 SOUTH SECOND ST., PIIILADA., I= N. B.—A fib, rat disrorint 6, Chlfrehre rand Clergy 7111.11. dlnl (11la Cut Illustrates tho manner of Using 1 s 1 . 1;07011. PIE:IRO:MPS 1 Fountain Nasal Injector, I mr l, l OR , 117/,4 feet application of DR. DACE'S CATARRH REMEDY. It is the only form of instrument yet Invented with which fluid mmlielne can he carried high tip and peifeelly applied to nil parts of the affected nasal pas sages, and the chambers or cavities communicating' therewith, In which sores and ulcers frequently exist, and from which the catarrhal discharge generally pros emit. Thu want of success in treating Catarrh here. Were had arisen largely front the imporeibility or applying remedies to these cavities and chambers by any of the ordinary methods. This obstacle in the way of effecting cures Is entirely overcome by the invention of thu Douche. In using this instrument, the Fluid Is carried by Its own weight) no snuffing, fera -11 lager pumping being required,) up ono 1101 , t111 In and' catty flowing stream to the highest portion of the 11511 i passages. passes into and thoroughly cleanses II the tubes and chambers connected therewith. and ass out of the opposite nostril. It Is pleasant and so simple that a child can understand It. Full and expllsit directions accompany each instrument. When used with this Instrument. Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures recent attacks of "Mold In tine Plead ~ by a few applications. Symptoms 01 Catarrh. Frequent head 'ache, discharge failing into throat, sometimes pro floe. %tottery, thick mucus, purulent, offensive, &c. In others a dryness, dry. watery, weak or Inflamed eyes. stopping up or obstruction of nasal passages, ringing in eara r deafness, hawking and coughing to clear tltront, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired or total deprivation of sense . of smell and taste, dizzi ness, mental depression loss of, appetite, Indiges tion, enlarged tonsils. tickling cough, &c. Only a few of these symptoms aro likely to bo present In 1111C r 1114 n at o e n: Blu e . Ur. ' 4l7a n l 4:g arrlt Remedy, when need with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche, and accom panied with the constitutional treatment whicu is recommended In the pamphlet that wraps each bot tle of the Remedy, is a perfect specific for this loath some disease. and the proprietor offers, In good Dill,, *5OO reward for a case ho can not cure. The Remedy is mild and pleasant to use. containing no strong or aanstic drugs or poisons. The Catarrh Remedy is sold at 60 coots, Donche at 00 cents, by all Druggists, or either will bo matted-by Drn prletor on receipt of 60 cents. Bs V. PIERCE. VI. D.. Bole - Proprietor. ...--'' • ' BUFFALO. N. T. may l w-H REMOVAL! REMOVAL! 8. R. Engelman & Bro.'s CI FINA STORE. HAS BEEN REMOVED TO No. 740 HAMILTON STREED, (Walker's Old Stand,) ALLENTOWN, PA SPECIAL ANNOUNCE M ENT FOR THE SPRING TRADE. THE PINEnT Abspitret ENT OP TABLE WARE, Vases, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking Sets, Mantle Ornaments, :: . It.;lli , T;: ., lal c cit , c , f B . ever offured lb le.clty. FINE CUT GLASS WARE. QAINUEL A. BUTZ, ATTORNEY AT IJ her'.L AW. O MNI, No. MI HamA NUMilton Wed, OM &brot- Wee. ALIMNTOWN P mann a B. SSIVDFIR W. F. }LAMM. sept43mw the pen:
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