... 5: Coal anb lumber. CHAS. W. ABBOTT Union Street, near Lehigh Valley Depot, Allentown. RITTER & ABBOTT, MANUFACTURERS OF Bash. Doors, Outside Blinds, Inside Blinds, Mott/d -ings, Brackets Balusters, Pickets, Stair Rail ings, WOufoto Frames, Door Frames, de. SCROLL SAWING TURN PLANING, ?dATCIIIN FL . OORING And RIPPING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTIVE. ALSO, STAIR BUILDING done and BAND RAILING redo to order. Having now had almost five years' possession of the refurnished It almost wholly with new iind Improv ed machinery, and baring none tut experienced work• mon abroad prepnr price efy competition from at bouts and both innd workmanship. Do you contemplate building l Call nt nor Factory nod sithify yourself with a personal egnmination. Drawings for buildings, brackets, pattorns for orna mental work, scroll. for porches. can lie Nol`ll at all times by calling nt our °lgoe. Any information to tho builder furnished cheerfully and freely, by calling nt 11 tour factory, on Union Arcot, at the Jordan Bridge, Allen tOWn, Pa.. or by letter through the post ogle., us Say] RITTER & ABBOTT. F • TILBERT B OTTO. MILLER LBEIt r, OTTO et MILLER, MANINACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER, WILLIAMSPORT, PA MILL ON CANAL, WEST (W MAYNARD STREET OFFIC E AT THE MILL W F CRANE AOHNI. 1 ang 70.1 y Spectacle's. SPECTACLES GLASSES. SPECTACLES ! ap t=l;:tyltextr ,. tt...e . ilt of all kinds OM CHAS. S. MASSEY'S, NO. 23 EAST HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, FA Havlgqg devoted a great deal of care and altcation to the Spectacle business for these last few years, I If nd that toy business In that line has increased no smelt that I have do. termined to tasks it a SPECIALTY, There in no article manufactured in which there in so mach deception prac ticed aa there ix f re quen t l y Glasses. Knowing, s pre e prattle have been huntbn aged by partie tending to have a superior article of Cila.o•ex, end charging exorbitant prices for them, thereby Waldciug epos the no pessitle• and Infirmities of oar, 1111,0 1/1•4.11 1 , 1111, , 1. , ~ I `. lect a large and complete assortment of the finest and he'd Ohms°s aver manufactured, thus affording all parsons heeding tipso.l P er s o n s ortv of notdm,l.g, ot, ret. mashie prices. having any difficulty gn Mug suited elsewhere will do well to give us a evil, as I feel conadeat that noon° wlll fall tobo nutted. Hetes:utter the old stand, No. M East Hamilton street, atyps•lte ller. Inanneformed Church, Allentown, Pa. Jun 'Li 'US tf 'Boot fiflaiters JOHN E. LENTZ WM. H. NV EINSHEIME JOHN senuoLD. JR. JOHN E. LENTZ & 00 SUCCESSORS TO YOUNG & LENTZ The firm of Yount, di Lentz W 1.14 li.eolrr.l by mot consent on Fobre 10th 1872 Mr. Young retiring. W H. Welenbeimer end Julie Seabold, Jr., linviug pia.. The now firm hot es nt Imre the continuance of patronage no liberally bestowed upon tho old erns.Tl will nee their elmont eodenyore to ace.,thmoditto II Patrons with prom, teen and turukli BOOTS AND SHOES of the best Dinka and material, and will al way. WV, heed a lard,. nortmout of the most di:Arable sty salted to the tr ade of thin section. The firm or Young & Lentz huvitin been dbeole...l, o peddle. Indebted to them tiro requested to make ' , stilettoe between thin date nod Artrll Int next. The books tv 11l r main et the old eland. Hither of the old vO,lOOOOlll at therleed to 0100 In liquidation. fob 5.:110 Dru Goobs LeBIAISTRE ttr. Koss, 212 North Eighth Street, Phil By congaing themselves to a special lion of goods nod doing • large trade aro able to boy and sell cheaper thou those who deal In a more general way. Not a thing de sirable le wanting to make up the moot thorough block of WHITE GOODS, All sorts of Loc., and al this ....On a tondo of NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAI NS Our 2700 piece., reprommting 1110,0 O Iymd HAMBURCIEDGINGS AND INSEBTINGS All soled ratterror nod button-hole edg..l. Bins tucking and Lien tucking c.aid.l neii 11 and moiety fur their own males. IMMEE=I may 1-tfw TO THE PUB IC REMOVAL. OUR NEW STORE GUTH & KERN, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS WOULD Inoetcreepectrally call the attention of the' Mende, et:ultimo., and the public gouerally, to the fu thit they Nava just removed to their nowly and Atted up tiTORE BUILDINO,OOO door tweet of their fort, er locallomand immediately adjoining the Piet Notioni Bank, being the boltdiug formerly occupied by Scbrell, Bros., whore they propose to coutiouo o DRY GOODS BUSINESS la all It. •arced brauchex. They have tho and choapesd ~tock of Goons ever offered to the 1, embracing everything that the public can svh.b. They would especially Invite the attpution of all to thcli tine astiorhnentof LADIES' DRESS G (_)o] )S This department they flatter tholasol., to hu the ever offered to the public of Alluutowu on.] viclui quality nod choapuurn,good.of tlps wort up patterns, &c., ronnlntlog of Blank and Fancy Silk, Black and FILUCY Silk Black and Fancy alulielra Black and Fancy Al Black and Colored Striped Suiting, Black I • baalnea, Black Australian Crape, Black I' Ilns, Black Velveteens, Silk Velvet, So I= Striped Lorne Rubes, Silk Strip od Mobotr, Silk Figured Sul- Alm thwack. JApauemo Bilk.. Brocade Pop lloe, Sorgo Wool Plalda; Scotch Wool Plaid., Cord and Colored Velvet... Eng ll.h and Fraud, Mattes, !•laid Pep Plaid Mattes. Plaid Eniwtok., Broche. Thlhrt, IIc• lon►, naratoga, Vlgllla, Long Branch, NI• tiara tad Watervliet Lung and Sq.. SHAWLS, le 0 REAT VARIETY. rircALL anti E As they are buying htrietly for .01. they [latter thee @elves that they can otter great Inducement,. to port , Wishing to boy good Ooode at rune onebte prteoe. They only ask the Public to give theta a roll oral exit ins their stock, and compare prices and nuolity. 'NJ defy competition. Thankful for past ihvois, they will tool., vor to morl continuance of tke ' patronago of their old cult , Well as of all new corners HIRAM OUTII] Jan 24.9 m d CONSHOHOCKEN BOILER AND COIL WORKS JOHN WOOD, JR Tops. FLur: AND erraNDRR VOILA:RR, BATH AND STEAM CIRCULATING BOILERS. All kinds of Wronkkt Iron Coils, Toyer.. for M.O. For sum °Kilometers, Smoke glacke,lllast B Iron Wheel barrows, and everything In tire Boller and Skeet Iron line. Also, all kinds of Iron nod St,' perlings sod lilurksuda. work. Miners' Tools of all kinds, snot. orl Dockets, Pinks. Drills. Mallets, Sledges. he. Having • gleam Hemmer and set of tools of all kinds and skilled workmen, I Better myself that I en,, torn out Work withpromptness sod dispatch , all of whisk will be warrantedto be nrst-class. Patching Boilers, and repairing generally. strictly M ended to. no . IT HART 1I AN,S E=i The Ulthant Ca. Old Newspapers Old Blank Books orovery description. And Ledgers, Waste Paper, That are all terittno over. Of all kinds. 0 d Pamphlets, &o. 1{01.11.18100 1110 AND VITAS ilooolll% oasigamants from Country Wars solicited. ar I' lyar 3111ARTHAli. 011 Jail:loM. Phllar.t co. , s BANKING HOUSE, Foge Lehigh County, Penny. MONEYS received on deposit, and 0 per cant . Interest allowed on all octal ing six months or over. For shorter periods s rates NV 111 ha paid. Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Assignees, Treasurers, Tux•Coltertors and other cur loafern of public or private moneys, are offered liberal rates of Interest Farmers, Merchants. Laborers and all who boys money ourt out. Interes fur a long or short period will grol lomitntion en neeeable end advantage°. (me in which to do nosiness. Money depositodio this Institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED. lit"..Also, money loaned out on favorable terms. • JUSEDU MILLER. J. 11. LICDTENWALNER, FRANK J. SLOIRI i t fourn-Sta w 1=1;;;IMINIM MILLERSTOWN, LEUIOII COUNTY. This Institution will ho opened on or before the Int day of April. Money will he taken on deposit ot all time and ony sums frout ono dolor upwards, for which SIX PElt CENT. INTEREST Per annum will he P.M . Deposits nosy he withdrawn at any time Also, monoy owned out on favorable t J rm ME s. AS WEILER, President e 8•1011.1 1, 611111611. Cashier. J. F. AI. ShitTert, Georg Ludwig, Frederick Q. Yobet, Christ' A IC Henninger, David Donner, Willis to SAllaity. Dinar Orieliel, Gideon F. Egner, Horatio T. liertzog, Benjamin J. Schmover JainJA Sing:mister mar l oom A LLENTOWN NAIINGS A VON. Organized as "Dimes Saving Institution," NO.. 58 EAST HAMILTON ST., (NEARl.l"orrosiii:THE AMEitirAN SIX I'ER MO'. INTEREST FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. This lustlintion, the oldest Saving Bank In Enotern Pensylvania, ban been in continuonn and surcesoful operation for ten years, and coutinueo to pay SIX PER CENT. INTEREST on minty for uuo year, and special rates of interest for shorter period' dopuslts of money will So-held strictly confi dential. E, • • . rec a tors, Achninistrators,7'r maces, Assignees Treasurers, Tax Collectors, and other custodinns of public or privalo MOOS , are of fered liberal rates of interest. Farmers, Mcreheinta, loihorera, and all who have 'noney to put nu interest fora long or short period will find our Institution an agreeable and udvantegeous one in which to do business. We especially invite I,ollllw to trunsuel their loodLing business with Os. MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS have sperbil privi leges granted by u or charter—having Nit power to trans ss with us in their dtion NNW, Money deposited with this Institution IS SAFE AND WELL SECURED, by n Capital Mock and snrpins money enrlty clover SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, nod addition. the Board of Trustees have, nn Honked by t barter, given bonds under the supervision of the Court in thscorn of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which bonds ere regis tered in and hold by the Court of Common Pleas of this nt co for the security of depositors. Our Into Venni , are of the as n most. secure and extensiv will e kind known in this country, personni inspection show, and to which we invite our friends and customers. We refer to lido, believing that safe Burglar Proof Vaults complete the s ntlr i a i r i d A ra i n i lilll , la.g . A : go i ..l r d e l;; l l ‘ t i v ,. l . lg . Book. CHRIsTi AN FREW, Vice President REUBEN STADLER, Cashier. William 11. Alney, -- - --- Pletrlex S Slush, Christine Pret, Juke D. Stile., F. E. Samuel, 11 , 10. J. Ilogenbuch ()eerie Brolent, Samuel Sell, Nut iI.III Peter. F RANKLIN SAVINGS HAAR, Located at the corner of Hamilton street and Church alley, to Lion Hall, second story, opposite the German Reformed Church. in the City of Allentown. is erg:mixed •and ready for business. It trill poll SIX per cent. In terest on nil deposits Areept brlot Or SA I/OP/Nit., for any period of time, to he earienlot. /I fro m the dole of depot TO secure which, the Trustees of the institution have Bled in the Court of Common Pk. of Lehigh County, under the direction. of the Court. a Loud in thn sum of Twenty-five Thousand Boilers, conditioned for the faith ful keeping and appropriation of ail such sums of money ss shall be placed In charge of said FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, whether as deposits, or shares of stork. which Loud may he enlarged by the Court whenever it may ho deemed necessary. In addition to this, the Act or I ncorporation makes the Steckholders rsono II o WWI to thr .I..positors in dou ble the ninon ot the Po pito i .Stork of the Bank, which is fifty thousand dollars, with liberty to increase it to coo handl,' and fifty thousand dollars. These prey aloud Will make It a very desirable and safe place of dvoslt. Besides, it may be proper to state that the deposits an 111 bo kept iu ono of the tend tool protrcted coutte in thin of t,. Arrangements will he made to furnish drafts on the cities of New . York 111.1 7'11111.1011 , 1110 S. A. BRIDGES, President W. NV 11,01 IN, Vice President J. E. ZIMMERMAN. Poshit r. Trust( d Daniel 11. Judder, S. A. Bridges. John Bolben, W Wilson, William Baer, J. E. Zimmerman D. 11. Civitr, Peter Gross, io Zimmerman. mar 30 THE ERIN SAVINGN DANK OF WM. L. YOHN NORTH SET E,N7.11 ST., ABOVE LULEA ALLENTOWN, PA. • Thin bank boa Lynn eatabllehod tor the purptom of carry• ing on a general Banking bwourton. and to offer to U. touttuuulty n SECUUE I NYES'rll ENT for their tuonoy at hot., at the tattoo rata of Intortst that It would cutout:tad In Now York or Now Joratoy. MONEY LOANED OUT ON GOOD SECURITY Ai" Gold, Sitio,. nod Ouyttruattott llouds bought and 401.1. Drafts drawn on the principal elites Of the United Slates anti, to .11 purchasers. Collertions made no all aernsslblo pnlule, and Prot:emit. promptly remitted at eurreut rate,. Farmers. 51erchatits. Itaborers and all %rho ham, mono) to ut out on lotereta for a long or nlowt eriod w ill find thin Institution on agreeable and advan p tageous our lo which to do Imainess. Interest allowed on doptodts at tho 'following rat.. SEVEN PER CENT. for ono year. SIX PER CENT. If Iqt for thirty days and tinder o =1 VILMINGTON AND READING SEVEN PER CENT. RONDS, We are offering (ho Secolt :ffortgAge Bonds of this AT 85 AND, ACCRUED INTEREST, AuA to itEr;NTEIIBI) froo or( sponso. Thuo coal. 11.111 , 1i3114 , 111% ((eight?. owl o(o ( .0 0- rtoolly Ulric:v(l(w 'rho luerea.e for Iva (10 (noll( coding Seiveihhor 1. 11(72 ovor the t.r) (10) «omit). o( )( 11), Seplertolwr 1, 1,71, root V0...51.1 RI, Bond)+, l'alophlelo and Inforinothol ran I. (old (hied o( DE HAVEN & 81104 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, prinADELpni A. STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD (nothing, Gickyr ATrinAcrioni NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! CLOTH ING ! CLOTH I N GRAND SPRING AND SUM! ER OPENING GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES T. OSMUN & CO., Successors to Metryar .4 Usmun GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM • tl',• ttakulat inform the eltltaann of Allmatown nn , t the nn r• rounding aaaatatato tlat a t Ivo arta prepared with at la tga , Waal , of goods for FALL AND WINTER WEAR, .nd offer thnm tho pnlolle at ronsonnbleptire,.. thot , trho hoy their Clothing rcioly-toade, they itro preportol t offer BARGAINS. WHOLE SUITS MADE To WIPER I COATS, PANTS AND VESTS ITIIOB. KERN i.31-9m r Cut and wudeht the latest xtylo, uud by thebest workmen CLOTHINO, CLOTHS ANI) CASSIMEHES Ix huger then It 100 , been before, and tee Intend to nett very SMALL mowns, and glee our cartontere the bee 111 of tour low 1mr01t.,,,0. GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS It EA DYJM AD E CLOTHING CONsTANTLT ON HAND. Duet forget the place, No• Iltonlltou street, 'third d allure sixth street. T. 0e1117,1, S acoß 11. SCHOLL MARTIN LYNN mar 244 ER DEPOT rnoritTnnue BUSINESS! h Prleo Pala Fur LICITITEQUAL TO OAS,AT ONE•EInlITII THE COSTS Cannot be explod. No chimney or wick linen. MEN &oiling a PROFITABLE can nocnre Iho h:XCLIISIN E 'MORT fair Iho sale of 11Y11TT'S PAT ENT CARBON OAS I.IOIIT BURNERS AND OIL for COUNTIES or STATES. %YOH. for Information or call as M. B. 1)Y OTT, Na. 114 SOUTH SECOND ST.,PIIIL A. N. B.—arruironsi Inrairdied with CHANDELIERS Rod LAMPS yf terry description. 'II Percent. cheaper then at any other establlehment In the eourary• mnr 13.5,0 w THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9,1872. financial. 1111==1 RA 11,110 A 1) FREE OF TAXES MEM I rit , rest l'et old, January urt , l J y =I I,ooos, 500 s and 100 s Fiscal 9gent of the l'nitol Shrts, I= BARGAINS IN REI3IER'S BUILDING. NO. 605 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA. =I Grout ittnitiflti, And YNrk 11, of NEeKTilis, CUFFS, COLLAIIS, And everything In the lino of 3EN'S. you'll's , . BOYS' and CMILIMEN WE ENTREAT YOU ALL PREPARE ! PREPART ! FOR THE FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN .• Now Opening AT TILE Mammoth Stores OF E. S. SHIMER c CO • NO. 705 AND 707 HAMILTON MEET, ALLENTOWN. OUR BUSINESS INCREASING ! FULLY PREPARED TO MEET DEMANDS ! AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT WE DAVE VIE BEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS, UNPARALLELED 1N THIS CITY AND VALLEY. 0 7 SHAWLS, SACKS V.INCY SA('•KINGS, WATER PROOF CLOTH, PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS, S 11.1( VELV ET AN I) VEI ,NT ETEENS, WOOLENS FOR MEN. YOUTH & BOYS' SUITS. DOMESTIC GOODS OF EVERY POSSIBLE DESCRIPTIOv. BOW STORES CROWDED TO INSPECT OUR lIIIIIENSE STOCK! ALL SIGNIFY THEIR UTTER ASTONISHMENT AT OUR LOW PRICES. r;1"21 standing invitation to all. Call, examine and be confined. M - Thankful for past favors. [Sept. Btf. MEM TRIM ENDOUS STOCK OF LUMBER ! GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL TRADE ALLENTOWN LUMBER YARDS W. R. TREX LER & BRO.. Coriier of Tenth and Hamilton Streets, Alit utow n Pa We have on hand all kinds of White Pine Boards, White and Yellow Pine Flooring, Spruce Flooring, superior lot of Southera Yellow Pine Step Boards, all kinds of ITemloek Boards, White and Yel 1u W Pine Scantling, Rough and Dressed Sidings, Ifendock Joists and Scantlings, all lengths and sizes, Pence Boards and Rails, Raring Lath, Plastering La t 11, Palings, Fence all kinds of Shin gles, ce. , &e. Persons in need of lumber fur huge buildings will tied It greatly to their advantaue to call, being constantly ready to fill orders for all kinds or In ota r used in large buildings upon the most favorable terms, and at the shortest notice. Every article belonging to a firet•class lumber yard is constantly kept on hand. • Thankful for past favors, we invite our friends to call and inspect our stock, Respectfully, IV. R. TREXLER & 11110. IIOV ER BA K ELASTIC LOOK ITC II FAMILY SEW INu MAGIIINES 1141,114110 T . • Are C.xelusiv• kl•r Braiding Are / , '••r Quiting Are Unequallue For /lemming • Arc Superic r For Tucking r I elapproachubli For aatheri N i meUnnirpassee For Stitching Are Faultiest For Cording me incomparable For Felting Are Admirable THE I3E,T IN USE! Note Styles Shuttltt Stitch Sowing Machines For Ilauufacturlog. To out' NEW STYLES, which possess unmiatakableadvantages over the NOISY and CUMBROLJE atyles o' 'he, illikers, A LL E N TOW N Rolling Mill Co., Succesnoro to THAYER, ERDMAN, WILSON & CO., STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, RAILROAD TURN TABLES, MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, Furnace, Rolling Mill and Mining Work, N. work guanuutoed nod dolivori IwoloPt L. H. GROSS, sup't anguel U•3m sv) A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE ! MOUSTACHE PROP. ST. CROIX'S FRENCH COM• WHISKERS. POUND, the areal HAIR OROW KR. WHISKERS.E. will prodn o a hanorltat MOUnTACH E •,r v , 'lfni{ ERS on tho amootheet face. Plea.ant to one. Soot to any Andrei. on receipt of 11 , 4 ColAt i). c Hz . 'ERTH and CHESTNUT 13TB..MATILA. N. E. Car. T 121'12.1y w IMRE BE SURE AND LOOK FOR THE B L u. SIGN!" ALL LUMBER OF SUPERIOR QUALITY 1 ;'1, -It 4 \ 3,- I' )i -- - ' 4 , 7 „_o-- ::" - )Ir , : % d j l/ 1 ®/ ~ 1 ... 3 ~-....-.- 1 i'l ..:---, .4--.....-T."..).--* ,, , , ,44 . --=.' iii - 4 - i--(s,'zl:: =1 - fr'.-'F.- -..- F,......,,'' fi.1%1: CALL AND EXAMINE. J. F. WIREBACK, Agent K • • CE AND BALEBROOM, o No. 629 Hamilton bfaunfacturers of &c., &c., &c C M E AN D - R1 Parlieuln r ant is de Find from nil %silo require PAS r, DU ItAlll.l Shuttle Sewing Machines Manufacturil)g FAMILY mositc German Reformed Church, treet, Allentown, Pa. OT• ' GETTING Id ARRIED.—ESINA Y 8 FOR interfereoo, ongroot nOill AL end ABINES which r with Id altltlAUE—witil sure 11,101.* o f relief fur the Erring nod Ilotortuouto dloon,od nod debil itated. Address,lloWAßD ASSO CIr ATION, No. South Ninth street, • Mattbels imb 3eixteirE. BAILEyke (Chestnut & 3.2 th Sts., latinADELFlliky "jewelers anb Silversmiths. FINE N ' AraiEs, C..ocKs, BelomzEs, rukTED WAKE. Qualitp 16uaranteeb. (boobs sent by Express on approval. w my 10 -ly ISAAC: K. FiTAUFFER, WATCLEB AND JEWELRY, No. NS NORTH SECOND ST.. con. or atrAltllY, PIMA. An ansortmont of Watches. Jewelry: Silver and 6yc•N. Plated Warn constantly on hand. tEirßepaDlng of Watches and Jevireirr p ro m pt y to. KELLER. A: BROTHER, NO. 27 WEST HAMILTON BT., ,valpratted,ztll24rei;r:mtaerfitlilzei: and primal. from of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES than can ho found In any other atoro In the city. JEWELRYILVE OF R ALL KINDS, SARE ,f every_ deectiption. iirli - Watcneii repaired on Short Notice. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE CHARLES S. MASSEY'S, No. ^_i Fart lintellton street, oppostte the German it formed hCt h. Just resolve from New York and Phl udelidt, the l stylesd Ile h. the 'argent nod bent annertml of Gold Watch° and at lower prices than can be found nowhere. - _ Ito ban a larger and better assortment of Silver Watcher than can be purchared anywhere else. .GOLD JEWELRY. lie has the largest and best assortment of all lands of Gold Jewelry. GILT AND PLATED JEWELRY. and Ile Plated a large rthane nod etter can s be found eortment elsewll h k of a er ni e.ds of 0111 SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Ile has a splendid assortment of Sliver and Plated Ware Any person desiring goods to this line can not full to be suited. CLOCKS. • A largor anaurttnent than at any other ostabllahmont MELODEONS. A t a= l. I g essortment of Prince's Melodeons. the best ACCORDEONS. A splendid assortment of all kinds of Accordant., Ills establishment has lately been fitted up, and Is now cond to none In New York and Philadelphia:and ahead f any th ingoutaide the large cities. lie has a larger stock f fashion ablegoods In his line titan all °thorn In Lehigh onnty combined. To convince yourselves of the above all and see 3. - EtAtowE3at NO. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, A row doors avot of the Continental Hotel EWELERS sILYERSMITHS WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, EUROPEAN NOVELTIES 11000 limy to store, and nro cooktontly ferelying, an "ao,stve variety of lino Cool apportEttnlng to their resteictrolly luvite pernotie vielting the city to boo luvirb , and orklerx by mail Promptly ottoodott to - m its. GuLDIN's Ladies' Trimming Store, The Wilde at this old and well known establishment Is constantly Increasing, owing to the fart .hat NEW GOODS are bolus constantly received of the LATEST STYLES and always suitable lolhe wants of her numerous custo mers. People ehonld always go whore they are sure to be united at our Satires 'au IS ATTENTION, LADIES! REAL WIIITI3V, JET JEWELRY, FRENCH JF.T AND VCLCANITE JEWELRY. FINE PLATED JEIVELIZI, Nils and ViounA FAnK. their l'ino,Funcy Leah.. Guido, FAncy 11rnaMonts. FellerXeit Toilet Hood, 11 broth. i Eilk. CH. , gbant mot Alpaca. All goo. an to.d superiorHl quality end 11. too prICOa DIXON, N . South Eighth Street. Phllado MUM T.\11;\\11; STEEL, 1 - 313 Cl►estnut street, Philadelphia, lin; received from Park the latent Spring ntylen POLONAISE BUSTLES AND • • COYISETS. 1.0 Victorien 1:0110sroo 1111t:TLE SKIIITB for t rein ;mud pronieundo dreesoo. Parts Worly .11 Children's Corsels.oll 011 , 01 , 01 0, 1 10,20 ly TEllll'l.ll OF FASHION. ESTAtiLIEiIIED 1817. I\llB3. M. A. BINDER, 1101, N. IV.'COR. 11TH & CHESTNUT STS., Paris and Lodnon Novelties, Elegantly Trimmed Paper Patterns of Latest and most reliable Styler, for Latllse' and Children's Ito cc Ladles' Dress Trimmings. Real and Imitation Laces, ()loves. Fans. Ribbons. Ties, French Jewelry. Fancy Roods. 1111509 AND CLOAK . MARINO In the most taste. NI and alts olegs oer. A Perfect System of DRESS OUTTIN(I Tought. PATARPIg NS. IVI LZ I:2ll.ifinrktElAnde".mhingt • $2OOO PER ANNUM CAN BE MADE IN SELLING TILE NEW WHEELER W LSONs'S SEWING MACHINE. A fuw uctive, tellable• Im.l err men of good Wilts end address, wanted In desirable territory at present ODOCCII , pled. ' %Vigor 14 furalehed ; iiectirity ri nutted. Bend for Information. or cull on PETERSON & CARPENTER, Gen'l Agt's, 914 CHESTNUT STREET, ILADEPIIIA. J N. ALTHOUSE, Agent, 614 11..trillten street, Allentown. I= SEWING CIE= Fancy 'Dyeing Eenablishruent • • . J.'& W. JONES, No. ..'orth Front Street. Philadelphia, Pa.' DVS Silk.. Woolen and Perry Cads of every descrip tion. Their report city of Dyeing Liedime` and Gentle men'. Garments to widely knout]. Crape and Merino Shawls dyed the most brilliant nod plain colors. Grape and Merino Almethe Menused to into like now. Also. Oentbentoo`el Apparel, and Curtaler, cleen.edorre•dyed• Kid Gloves cleansed or dyed to look like new. ISA—C.II and lok Ri our. work before golug elsewhe l re. Stench aloe, o cor. Ninth and Vine etee opl3.2naw FLORENCE. The Beet Sewing . Machine Made. The , nly Machine that makes Four different Stitches The only Machine that (e.t.a the ends of Seam. 1 The only Machine that will move the work in any direction dewed I and the only Machine that has a gelf•adthstlng tendon. These advantage' combined with the Base. Rapidity, and Quid," at of Its mot Pose, together with the Meta •ty and Quaiffu of It too k with ato•eT IN . . est," ow Imre r"nd , .it Is" most 11.,troble, durable and But Family Rasing Machine to Worid. Good Agents wanted in every Vounly. Wilson & Pennypaoker, Managers. 1123 Chestnut Street, Phllada. iseptt•llm w _pr2l•lm ir ALLENTOWN. PA. CLOCKS, GOLD IVATCTIE§ SILVER WATCHES PHILADELPHIA, IMPORTERS OF got tiir iLabirZ ALLENTOWN, PA PHILADELPHIA,- Imparter and Designer of ESTABLISHED IN ISM THE IMPROVED =_4 (:) II 1-t 'I:. O tt I=l = P t-.. 1 NEW DRUG STOKE • I take the pleasure of Informing my on. morale Wanda and thrumlc la general that I have opened a now Drag at NO. 735 HAMILTON STREET and filled II with n carefully selected stock of Pure Drugs and MeOioilies PATENT MEDICINES, COAL OIL. lIIIIi 't,l L OIL LAMPS Choice Perfumery and toilet articles, as the finest F. tracts for 'handkerchief and bathing. Bair Oils. Bair I •Irorelois and Hair Dye.. An innumerable aseortme of Tenet Beeps for washing'. shaving and erasing oh. f or paint. Tooth Brushes and Bair Brushes of all grad and prices. Pocket Books, album+, Pane Books. Paper and Pen Pocket Knives and lissom a large variety of the he Enstlelt and Germ. Plan Books and Tackles. In cher everything that can be expected In a First-Class City Drug Store, 1311:1^3 The Very Lowest Market Rates WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will ben otwehilly and will ha Ittlad day or night with the greatest punctual ity and accuracy. 01)ex...us nd Storekeepers supplied with ecr tY ih log In my line at the lowest market rates. HYLVIII/1 had on patience sinee my childhood In the Drug busies.. I !eel Confident that I can Berne all who rosy favor 01- with a call, to their satisfaction. E. W. DANOWSKY. Dr. WM, DANOWSKY takes this opportunity to thank his numerous friend past favors and will be at the Onus Store of his su welt on all who may desire hm medical ser•lces. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 736 HAMILTON STREET Between Seventh anti Eighth Jen 24. w LARGEST STOCK ! GRAT INDUCEMENTS To buy lai your furniture at ow the largest furniture store in town of GEORGE W. IIEIMBACH 732 HAMILTON ST., ALLENTOWN. • The Erm have recently nut in a 111 Alf• MOTH ALL PLATE.OLASS FRONT. and ha•e otherwise enlarged their faellillee (or Thenng on band the I stock In the ally. 111 ir ELEGANT FURNITURE ~I • Is thee actured In their own estaffehmenf, under thir own supervision, and l• warrant. ed 1., be Me best in the market. An Inspection of their sleek will 000 , 41.0 buyer. of the ad- ' Vale of b v enn e r= „ V . = • h manufacture KITTLE'S PA'Fi r trT SPRING BED. and are sole agents for that superior bed. Call and 400 It. Remember The Mammoth Glass Front.. AGENTS! QUICK f or you will min Noland of terrlto 17. (there In rush for It) on DIO LEWIS' lut nod greatest watts. OUR DIGESTION, Or, MY JOLLY FRIIIND'S SECRET. It Is by odds the most tattle' and salable book the geld. lltla on a vitally imnortant subject. 2ltls by America'. most popular writer on health. 3lt le No the poke. the largest end bandsomeat book ever cold by eubectiplion. •gents, the people an .ager for ouch a book, and will urge you to bring It to them . . Write for terms. Sc , free. GEO. MACLEAN,.Publlatier. 733 Bainom Street. PhII.I.IIIMA. 11=113 rrillE ILLUSTRATED PURVIS,. LOOICAL JOURNAL is every respect a Frst- Claes Magazine. Its articles are the highest tutored to all. It teaches what we are sod b ato make the most of °oracle... The information INK sib. on the Laws of Life and Health IN well worth th• Mee of the Magnine to every totally It Is published ati3.oo • year. HY a ap e d.' gyraugement we Sr. enabled .to offer the ?heron/. nslew P.1:11•LIM for Ave sew littb•Cliber. to the Legion 1111011ITIR, or will forulsh the Liston Rowe- Tea sod Phrroologleal Journal together fur VI 00. We coramead the Journal to all who want &AIM hlsegralue. Address all orders to ROB?. lit ELL, .111, Al Mown, Yn NORTH PENNSYL VANIA RAILROAD. • 111. , P •',", • BUMMER ARRANGEMENT Psasengera for Philadelphia take Lehigh_Valley R. R trains passing Allentown at 0 15 and 815 a. m, 12 01, 6CO 878 t.. 2 1 ,/ and arriyeln Philadelphia at 8 66, 10 4.5 am. Y 16 Railroad tr d al l n o s 3°. p. m. an d 4 1 1 . 1 ;11 11 u 171 h. . ' m '• . Tr 3 1 01 7. Philadelphia at 1015 10%5., 1 la, 6 10. 83 1 and LOCAL SCHEDULE. :Six Through Train. Datil, Sunday. Excepted ] • Passenger train. leave the depot Northwest corner Berk+ d American MINA.. Phlladelphis, For Allentown at Bgo e.l a 44 m.. 2 10. 3 31, 4 e 0 •nd 340 p in. Palace care tgb attadwd to the 830 a. m. train For Doylestown at 8 401. m., 2 40 and 430 p tn. For Fort W1.111130°11 A 41 and 11 a tn, 8 and 1190 pm. ' For Allngton at 7 tn., 190, and 030 p. tu. For Lansdale at 830 P. m.• Leave Bethlehem at 690, 890 a. m., 1116, 996, 6 IO and 640 p.m Doylestown at 700 a. m., 3(D and 600 p. m. Lanadalo at 603 a. m. Fort Waablnition at 813. 10 30 a. m., and 216 trod EOM Abington at ON 7 41a S nt,.. N 2 15 and 625 P. m UDAYS. Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4 00 p. Doylestown CI 45 a. to. Ptilladelphla for 8et1....am at 930 lEECI ME .• ailli - 1;i1O - 17nwit at 200 '• .Allealown to Philadelphia, L a IS C l 80. ELLARK, Avant. Gl= p. • iIQU A AND W I '!" wis= vag tt g VOGELSVILLE 11. It. On end otter JUNE TIIIRD, 1874, Passenger Trutt the Colligat:lna& Fogoliteille Railroad will run to coo lion with the Lehigh Valley. Lehigh & Suottoehanna, Root Peon. Railroad. an follows: Proton West STATIONS. P. IL I 6 I 3 7 al 719 7 15 7 21 7 33 799 1 48 1 58 /OH 2 16 996 940 7 48 771 g Ma, lone. CONNECTIONS moreingtralewest leaven Catmint:Lona on tho arrival a I. V R. R. Passenger train from Easton, both:, ,ad Alter town. and connects at Albania with a trata e East PenoaylVallin R. H. for Reading, Pottsville, ...share and Philadalphis and also with a train for neuter.. Bethlehem and &taloa. ThO morning train Emit connects at Albut''s wll.l .rains on B. P. R It. from Harrisburg, Pottsville I,..ading and Allentown and at Catamuqua with train on tho Lehigh Valley Railroad for Ranch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Berm, 'on, Philadelphia sad New York. The 111 P M train West connects at Alburtis with traina on the East Penn. Railroad for Reading, Potteville, Ilar• nal:lure, Philadelphia. Alleotewa, Bethlehem. Eamon, and New York; arrive in Philadelphia via Reading at 'I 16p. m. The Evening train East leave. Alburtis an the arrival of a train from Allentown and of a train making connec tions at Reading with trains from Philadelphia, Hank. burg, Pottsville Am, and connects with local , pa...eager train on the L. v. R. R. at Catt.auqua for Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton. Hokeadanqua and Coplay. Persons wishing to go to Allentown eau take the morn• ng train West to Albania, arrive at Allentown 916 a Lad return by a train on the Haat PennaYlvania Railroad, aloe Allentown at 4 SS p. m. C. W. CHAPMAN, Supt. end Engineer. The of lb: hem. pa JIM 10•ly1 EHIGII VALLEYW E I R RRAILROAD. Litigi#44f, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Leave Allentown for New York. via Central Railroad of New /artier. at 555•, 610, and 815 a m. and 1201, 1216•, 5 40e. and 5 ri) P. ,re• For New York. via Morrie & Fool. Railroad. at 5110, and 6 15 a tn. and 1211, 1215•. 540`. and /I 00 p m. For Manunka Chunk .d Belvidere at 815 • ;noted 5 40' P For m. Lambertville and Trenton at 615 a m. and 12 0' si; p m. For Emden at 5 50., 6 li. 11 15 and 10 10 a m; 12 01. 4 10. 5 4;6, 0 50, 7 4.; and 828 pp m. For Philadelphia. via North Penn Railroad •1 a m. end 1201. SW. end 827 pm. For Waal:dual.. D. C . at 815 Ul ane For CatallatlqUlL & Foglo.;v1 , 1, 6.41. 41 m al rn. For Coplay xt 6 41 a rdl. 4 24, 623 and 821 P For Manch Chunks dl 1047 am.l2 M. 194 and 824 pm. For Wilkesbarre a .11 Baton, at 811 and 1047 am, 12 33. 34 Pm. Vor Wavarly, 0 ,go Elmira. Auburn and Buffalo, at 647 arn (Uproot; rain. ) ant 12 21 P• m• For Hazleton at II and 10 47 a in, and 424 p m. For Audentind 10 47 a m. For Mithanoy I; at 644 aud la 47 am. and 434 p to. For Mt. Carmel 044 end 10 47 am. Titans with sat 01 start from Haut Penn Junction. 11.BTANI Y 000DWIN, Axel Oen'll3u' K. U. SAYRE Song dt p Bn t. g. R F oAt i, N G SUMMER ARRANOEMENT. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1872 ' -I s Trains leave Harrisburg for New York as follows: at 500, 810 a. m., and 200 p. m., connecting with similar rains on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at New York at 1210, 350 and 040 p. m. respectively. Returning leave New York at OW •. m.. 1205 noon and 600 p. m.; Philadelphia at 730, 8 30a. m. and 330 p.m. Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua. ilinorsville. Ashland, Shamokin, Allentown, and Phila.. lelphia at 600 and 810 a. m., 200 and 405 p. m., atorPing ' at Lebanon and principal way Illations; the 405 p m. train connecting for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Comm bia only. For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn. Oa Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harris. burg at 3Y' P. tn. Halt Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Reading (or Allentown, Easton and New York at 7 03, 1040, a. ru , and 106 p In. Returning, leave New York at 900 a. m., 12 (5 noon and 6COp. m. and Allentown at 725 a. m., 12 25 noon, 216, 435 and 096 p. m. Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 790 a.m., :annealing with alMilar train on East Penna. Railroad; tteturning leave Reading at 6111 P m., stopping at all stn. Pons. • Leave Pottsville at 630 and 9 00a. m., and 230 ro. m:, Herndon at 1000 a. tn. Shamokin at 640 and 11 16 a. m., Ashland at 705 •. m. and 12 43 P. m., Mahanoy City at 761 a. m. and 123 yr. M.; Tamaqua at 835 a. m. and 210 p. m, for Philadelphia , New York, Reading, Harrisburg, ke. Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail road at 81.5 a. in. for Harrisburg, and 11 45 a. m. for Pino• trove and Tremont. 0. Potts•ille Accommodation Train leaves Pottsville at 6 31 a. passes Reading at 7 05 a. tn.. arriving at Philadel phia at 9s a. m. Returning. loaves Philadelphia at 615 m., pas .log Reading at 710 p. En.. arri v ing at Potts ville at 1.20 p. n. Z olts town R Azof t u m . o . d rgi . o v rt a. Tr i tt i lt:LlLa i v p e t t: t. Pat i 7 . 17 1 7[1 .L al Green. Tit 4 :10 Columbia Railroad Trins leave eding at 753 a M . 6 16 p m tor e pbrata. Lilt a s, Lancaste ß r, a Colorable, Re, en, . ...rang leave La. caster at 8 N 1 to ut aid 3 2.5 p and tmuinbla at 8 .5 in, at.d 3 15 p P. locoman Railrottd Tedium ittove Perklottien Junction tt 7 5. 55 a ni. 255 and 40 pun Returning, learn Ore..n Lane at. It 15 a in, 12 35 and 420 p connect Itg with train. on Reading Railroad. Pickering Valley Railroad trains leave PLamix•ille 010 am, 310 And 550 p ; teturning leave lit ors at : 5 a to, 1:4.5 uoon, sod 4:0 p in, CUEIII.III4 w ith elmlint train. on Reading Railroad. Colebrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstow at 9S. a and 1 29. 6 25 a ntis 71.5 15 p nit returning leave Mount Pleasant at 050, 25 fid and 11 m, and 320 p connect ins with train• on Rending it. Chester Valley Railroad Train. leave Bridgeport at 8 34 • m and 280 and 533 1 , ; returniug, leave •tv uingtut, ‘t 55 am, 12 30 and 540 p connecting with sitallut trains on Reading Railroad. on Sundays: leave New York at 6 00 p m, at 8 011 nin and 310 p m Oho 8 tat aTO train tonal only t.. Reading). leave Pottsville at 8 00 a in, It aryl. burg ot 5 tto m and 200 p ut, Allentown at 4 :13 and 9 p in. Read. log at 715 m and LIM pin (or 11 arrl•hurat, at 100 In for vim York, at 7 20 ain for Allentown and at 04 ta to and 4 10 p m for Philadelphia. Commutation, Mileage, Seaton, School nod E mBl n Tickets, to nod front all Palau. 01 re lured rates. Baggage checked through; 101 pounds allowed en, Passenger. 2. E. WoOTTEN, anal lY .100 f. Said. tt. Nov. A ____ LLENTOIVN PASSENGER ItA 11.- WAY. TIME TA 111,E Ou and after MONDAY, lc NB 1. 197 a, ~,... will ~,, to all trait. un the Lehigh % alley auJ Lenuth nod Swoon .anne. Phlladelphla at Iteatlltuf (haat Poun Jauctfue) tallreads, end to the Allentowu Furnace. lauvtutt ato• ,n. Datullion and Ninth att...., on follow.: For L. V. L. &8. 14. Penn. Furnace. loner 1.1 r A AI A. M. A. M A . A. MA . SI. 6 45 7 45 tl 50 0 :11 1 ' 0i 6 15 10 , 0 . 4 40 11 1 , 11 GI 7 4511 35 11 MI 11 45 1' M. P. M. 10 10 i IA I ao • ll 11.1 P. M. P. 51. . 300 3 w.' 11 .50 2 55 1 40 5 CO 6 3.5 P. M. ' 350 3(0 7W 7)1) 72) 616 610 3 60 7, 40 9 CO —,---- • 5 2J Pay Dart & BaturtP. 7 1 ONLY 7 4 0 0 8 40 9 2) The above care run to all the pausenger trAlox on the above roads. FARE TEN CENTS. Children under too f age. Five Cent.. You Can Buy Everything You Want SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, SI,AI ES, PENCILS, and everything your children uso In the school at the BOTEN BOOK STORE, LEISENRING, TREXLER & CO., The Largest and Oldest Established Book-store in Allentown. A. H. FRANCISCUS & CO., We have opened for the FALL TRADE, the largest nod best assorted Stuck of PHILADELPHIA CARPETS, Table, Stair and Floor Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Allier. Carpet Chain Cotton. Yarn. Bat ting, Wadding, Twines, Wl,ka, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Fancy Baskets, Brooms, Baskets, Buckets, Brush es, Clothes- It ringers, iVooden and Willow Ware in the United Our luau locroano In bonbon enahlen ul to roll at low prices sod furnish the Lent quality of Ouodn. CELEBRATED AMERICAN WASHER, PRICE $8.60. THE MOST . PERFE24A R N I II A nc . cEssvuh %VANIER AGENTSIVANT f E i n FO . R THE AMERICAN WAS/I i alparts o he Mote. &apt 3mly - - D. LUCKENIIACII. A I 'ton. W• NET AT LA i W, i Afara ery pracl ce4 In Carl o=l9l. —tiamut , ;atyeet, second !oar near .y rgAetr.fe"wa. ra.Maib.ro -C°l Traloa for Philadelphia Train. ♦. Y. CATABAUQUA, 997 •BEIPI.E'B. 945 *JORDAN S B RIDGE, 9939 RUTH' , WALBERT'S. 9 79 CHAPMAN'S, 919 TREXLERTOWN, 907 RHEIN 108VILLII, 8 18 •13PRING CREEK. 8 42 AL•BURTIB, 887 631 Hamilton Street. 513 MARKET STREET I= BOLE MIENTS FOR TIIR Profcsoional Carbs. • TT L. lIIUNNBERGER ATTORNEY A .ocond . .4 RUNK & BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Allentown, Pa. 0 face. No. Al Rant Hamilton street. UM J. MORE, ATTORNEY Al' LAW, • ALLENTOWN, PA. Office. No. Ni Eliot Woulltot, oireet, bo consulted lo Ooonon. J. 14. ELIAS MERTZ. ALDERMAN,' SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, SS Want Hamilton St. Alinntown. Pit 2 . E0 RE E R PP, ATTORNEY N_A AT LAW. 0111ce with Don. John D. Stile.. Allah =I N ALitßlGivr, ATTORNEY AT LAW, eight doern above the Court Ilonm AL LENTOWN Lehigh county. Pg. N1,13.'0049 GEORGE K. WILSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. ,514 Hamilton xtreel. nearly oppo mita din Com t Allentown. Colts r-lona Promptly made I u Lehigh and Northampton con alma MORRIS L. KAUFFM AN, ATTOR• NEY AT LAW. Otlico, nowand door of the First National Hank handing, ALLENTOWN, PA. Collean.). mode In Lehigh noduilialuing gamine.. Can be cannoned mho Englieh and Nl rwdo Ixognogo,. cop 14.1 p DR. C. C. 11. GUILD! N, SURGEON DENTIST. °Ma. ova Mrs. M. A. 0. Goldin ■ Trimming Store. N 0.34 East Hamilton street. Allentown TEVI SMOTER, ATTORNEY AT ..LJ LAW AN I) JUSTICE OF TILE PEACE, MILLERS TOWN, LEHIGH CO., PA. Particular attention pant to 'lnsolvent and decedent °antea. Jan 0-ly way. S. YOUNG, JR., Orrrn Nxowl.rom, MITI, J 4 RCM...) ATTORNEY AT LAW, lioonn, 43, 1.5.40 find 47, No. 160 Wanbington Street, Chsl ago. jct. TOIEN. O. BOWMAN, ATTORNEY EY AN I) COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Room n, No.5:10 Wft Hat xtreet, mu MT 9 - 1110:11,1ti B. BETZGAR, ATTOR NEY' AT LAW, A LLENTOW N, TA. Wilco, No. G 2 East Hamilton oreel. may :WOG • (2EORGE R. NCIIALL ATTORNEY k_A AT LAW. office, last door above Low Alloy, AL LENTOWN, PA. may 31.0 m J _ AIVI Es S. MERV, VlC'EulliN EY AND MIMI:W.OU AT LAW, .econd floor of M. J. Kra mer's stare, eppos:to the Eagle II tel. Allentown. Pc mitt 17.1 y EDWARD HARVEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 0111,0, with Mu. Samuel A. Bridgen. .ALLENTOW. PA. may 1-ly JOAN !RUPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office, N. E. Corner Uth uud Hamilton Streets ALLEN TOWN, PA. may 1-ly ADAM WOOLEVER; virrotiNEN AT LAW. Office, opposite the Court House, AL LENTOWN I'A. may I.ly WILLIAM R. GLACE, ATIORNEI AT LAW. CATASAUQUA. LEMON COUNTY PENNA. may 10.1 y RCLAY Il A MERSLIF,ATTORN ET • AT I.AW CATASAUQUA I'A. Jark 14-.684f carp t 3 anb ©U moo. ME ENE RICH AND ELEGANT CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. S. C. FOULK. NO. 19 S. SECOND ST., PHILA., (Find Carpet flora below Market, Enid Ado.) Invite, attention to his aplendid anaorttnent of Importri and American CA IiPETS, which will he sold at a var. .0 all advance. 000d11 warranted an repreaented no tha AI can buy with confidence and eatisfaction. no, 2.1-tf 18p to od 1220 CARPETS! I (&n. srrnea. CARPETS! ALSO, OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINOS, WINDOW SHADES, &C., G. B. SNYDER & CO., 34 SOUTH SECOND ST., PHILADA., Went 81.1 e. below Market. N. 11.—A literui discount to Churches and c;lrroi• oaten 17-31mv eepttlinw "ieleepe:S Sizeleas aut PELLETS.%/VOA ItIVe 0 0 C) exviets Or Sugar-Coated, Concentrated, Root and Herbal Juice, Anti-Bilious Granules. THE "LITTLE GIANT". CATHARTIC, or Munum In Parvo Physic. The novelty of modern Medical, Chemical and libel.. =entice! Science. No use of any longer taking the large, repulsive and nauseous pills, composed of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients, when wo can by a careful application of chemical science extract all the cathartic and other medicinal properties (rota the most valuable roots and herbs, Bud concentrate them Won minute Granule, scarcely larger than a mustard seed, that can be readily swallowed by those of the most sensitive stomachs and fastidious tastes. Each little Purgative Pellet represents, In a most concentrated form, as much cathartic power as is embodied In ant' of the large pills found for sale In the drug shops. 'From their wontierfiti cathartic power, In proportion to their OM people %vim have not tried them are apt to suppose that they ate harsh or drastic in effect, bat web Is Ma at all the case, the different active medicinal principles of which they aro composed being so harmonized and modified, ono by thwuthers, as to produce a most searching and thorou it, yet gently and kindly °Peres ling cathartic. $5OO Reward Is hereby Mimed by the proprla., tor of these Pellets, to any chemist who, upon an. alysle, will find In them any Calomel or other fermi irif mercury or any other mineral poison. Doing entirely vegetable, no particular care la required while using them. They °punt° without disturbance to the constitution, diet, or oco, cupatlon. For Jaundice, Headache Con. I palpation, Impure Blood, Pain In the Shoulder., Tip hitless of the Chest, Diz-, Xiness,_Sour Eructations of the Stem. itch, Dad taste In mouth, Bilious attacks, Patio in region of !Kidneys., Internal Fever, floated feeling about: Sto.nacb, Rush of Blood to Head, High' Colored Urine, Unsociability and Gloomy Forebodings, take Dr. Pierce's 'Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In explana4 tlon of the remedial power of my Purgative Yellets over so great a variety of diseases, I wish to eay [tab their action upon the animal econo.' my Is universal, not a gland or tissue escaping their sanative Impress. Ago does not Impair them; their sugar-coating and being enclosed lu glare bottles preserve their virtues unim paired for any length of time, In any climate, Bo that they aro always fresh and reliable, which is not the case with the pills found in the drug stores, put up in cheap wood or paste-heard Ilexes. - Recollect that for all diseases where a Laxative, A IteratiVe or Purgative Is Indicated, these little Pellets will give the moat perfect satisfactionjo all who use them.' They are sold by all enterprising Druggists at 25 cents a bottle. Do not allow any druggist to Induce you to take anything else that he may say is Just as good u my Pellets because ho makes a larger profit on that which be recommends. It your druggist cannot supply them, endow 25 cents and receive them by return man from It. P. PIERCE, .3f. D., PropPrp BUFFALO, N. Y. Mil= REMOVAL! REMOVAL! S. R. Engelman & • Bro.'s C 1-1 NA STORE. 11,19 BEEN REMOVED TO No. 740 HAMILTON STREEII, (Walker's Old Stand,) A L E TOIV N , PA SP ECIA L ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE SPRING TRADE. THE Flt,t,T Attitiltl bi ENT OP TABLE WARE, Vases, Cologne Sets, Figures, Smoking Sets, Mantle Ornaments, foil FANCY A ItTICI.EI3. evcroffe.ed !nib!. clty,toralb d r wltb a large stock of • FINE CUT GLASS WARE, MEE CHRISTY et ROCAP, WHOLEPAI.II DEALERS AND ertirrsito OP FRESH AND SALT OYSTERS, 308 South Delaware Avenue PHILADELPHIA All who may 40 kind ruoarlt is favor it. with (hair pat. oonsie will recnove prompt nod Inoineoilato attention. Hoping . tb•t p u b li c,rt• to plea. will theet•with the approval of the wu aolloit a idol. OHOROSCITIIIeTY. • 1131 AC It 11.001 P. tomerly with J. Tauten°. rormat/V wihkr. Yard cup 11.1:mw 3. Hakim, Lerobetd, Ci a M===l
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